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S harp prongs can

cause injury!

v U nplug from the mains before m aintenance

or if the mains lead is d amaged.

v K eep mains connection lead away

from the Electric Lawn Rake.

Checksbeforeeachuse:

v I nspect the Electric Lawn Rake before

each use.

v D o not use the Electric Lawn Rake if safety

devices (starter lever, safety interlock,

rear flap, housing) are damaged or worn.

v N ever operate the unit with the safety

devices by-passed or missing.

v N ote: Ensure that all nuts, bolts and screws

are tight and that the Electric Lawn Rake is

in good w orking order.

For safety reasons, allow all worn out and

damaged parts to be exchanged by GARDENA

Service or authorised specialist dealers.

v I nspect the area to be aerated before

b eginning work.

v C heck the working area for foreign objects

(e.g. stones, branches, string) and remove if

necessary.

Properuse/Responsibility:

DANGER! Risk of injury!

The Electric Lawn Rake can cause

serious injuries!

v K eep hands and feet away from the

a erator cylinder.

You are responsible for the safety of the

w orking area.

v O nly use the Electric Lawn Rake for the

p ur p oses specified in these instructions.

v O nly work when visibility is good.

v D uring use do not tip the unit and do not

open the rear flap.

v F amiliarise yourself with the surroundings of

your working area. Check for possible risks

which might be not audible due to the noise

of the machine.

v W ear sturdy shoes and long trousers to

p rotect your legs.

v E nsure you keep your feet a safe distance

from the moving parts.

v M ake sure that there are no other people

(especially children) or animals anywhere

near the working area.

v A lways push the Electric Lawn Rake at

a walking pace.

v O perating position: Ensure that you have

a secure foothold when working.

v B e particularly careful if you change direction

on a slope.

Attention! Take extra care when walking

backwards. You may stumble!

v D o not use the Electric Lawn Rake if it is

r aining or in moist, wet conditions.

v D o not work close to the edge of swimming

pools or garden ponds with the Electric

Lawn Rake.

v P lease observe any local restrictions relating

to noise levels.

Electricalsafety:

v K eep the extension cable away from the

aerator cylinder!

v N ever use the Electric Lawn Rake when it is

r aining.

v P lease observe the prescribed local quiet

times.

v T he connecting / extension cable must be

checked regularly for damage and signs of

wear and tear.

v D isconnect the mains plug immediately if the

connecting / extension cable is damaged or

severed.

Never touch the mains connection cable

before the mains plug has been removed

from the socket.

The coupling socket for the extension cable

must be waterproof for protection from

water splashes or the connection sockets for

e xtension cables must be made of rubber or

be encased in rubber.

Only use extension cables authorised in

a ccordance with HD 516.

v A sk your electrician.

v O nly use approved extension cables with the

correct load rating.

v A sk your electrician.

Attachment fittings must be used for extension

cables.

For portable units, which are used outdoors,

we recommend to use a residual-current device

having a residual-current rating ≤ 30 mA.

In Switzerland use of a residual-current device

is obligatory.

Interruptionsofwork:

Never leave the Electric Lawn Rake

u nattended at the working area.

v I f you interrupt your work store the unit in

a safe place. Disconnect the mains plug!

v W hen you interrupt work in order to go to

another working area, always switch off

the Electric Lawn Rake during transport.

Put the wear compensation lever in the

transport position.

3. Function

Correctaerating:

The Electric Lawn Rake can be used for removing matting and

moss in the lawn as well as for cutting flat-rooting ranks.

To maintain a well-cared-for lawn we recommend aerating every

4 – 6 weeks depending on the state of your lawn.

v F irst of all, mow your lawn to the length you require.

We particularly recommend this if the grass has grown tall

(e.g. while you were away on holiday).

Recommendation: the shorter you mow your lawn, the easier

it is to aerate, thus lessening the strain on the Electric Lawn Rake

and i ncreasing the lifetime of the aerator cylinder.

Remaining in one spot too long, or aerating if the ground is wet or

too dry can damage the grass.

v F or good results, guide the Electric Lawn Rake at an

a ppropriate speed in strips as straight as possible across

your lawn.

To avoid leaving any gaps during aerating, the strips should

touch.

v A lways guide the Electric Lawn Rake at an even speed

d epending on the type of ground.

v W hen working on inclines always stand diagonally to the incline

in a sturdy, safe stance. Do not work on extremely steep slopes.

Danger of tripping!

To prevent tripping take particular care when moving

b ackwards and when pulling the Electric Lawn Rake.

When aerating areas of very mossy lawn we recommend resowing

the lawn after aerating. This helps the areas of lawn which were

replaced by moss to regenerate more quickly.

Ifyoucomeintocontactwithan

obstructionduringaerating:

1. Turn off the Electric Lawn Rake.

2. Remove the obstruction.

3. C heck the Electric Lawn Rake for damage

and have it repaired if necessary.