3. First pull the charging cable
then unplug the battery charger
socket.
3. OPERATION
DANGER! Risk of injury!
Risk of injury if the product does not stop
when you release the start button.
v Do not bypass the safety devices or switches.
For example do not attach the starting lock-
out
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or start button
To start the Shear [ Fig. O1/O2]:
To start:
The product is fitted with a starting lock-out
the product from being turned on by accident.
4. MAINTENANCE
DANGER! Risk of injury!
Cut injury when the product starts
accidentally.
v Slide the protective cover
before you do maintenance [ Fig. M1 ].
To clean the Shear:
DANGER! ELECTRIC SHOCK!
Risk of injury and risk of damage to the pro-
duct.
v Do not clean the product with water or with
a water jet (in particular high-pressure water jet).
5. STORAGE
To put into storage:
The product must be stored away from children.
1. Charge the battery. This increases the life of the battery.
2. Clean the product (see 4. MAINTENANCE) and slide the
(1)
protective cover
over the blade
3. Stow the product in a dry area and in a frost-free place
before the first frost arrives.
Disposal:
(in accordance with RL2012/19/EC)
The product must not be disposed of to normal
household waste. It must be disposed of in line with local
environmental regulations.
IMPORTANT!
Dispose of the product through or via your municipal
recycling collection centre.
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3
out of the jack
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and
5
from the electrical
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to the handle. [ Fig. O1 ].
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to prevent
(1)
over the blade
(2)
(2)
[ Fig. S1 ].
When there is a sharp fall in the power of the battery, the
product switches off and the battery needs to be charged.
1. Clear the area to be cut of stones and other solid
objects.
2. Remove the protective cover
3. Push the starting lock-out
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start button
.
The product will start.
4. Release the starting lock-out
To stop:
1. Release the start button
2. Slide the protective cover
To increase operating time, the product should be cleaned
and sprayed after each use.
1. Clean the product with a damp cloth.
(2)
2. Lubricate the blade
(e. g. GARDENA spray-oil Art. 2366). Avoid contact
with the plastic parts.
Disposal of the battery:
The GARDENA battery contains lithium-ion
cells that should not be disposed of with
normal household waste at the end of its life.
IMPORTANT!
Dispose of the batteries through or via your municipal
recycling collection centre.
[ Fig. S2 ]:
1. Discharge the lithium-ion cells
2. Remove lithium-ion cells
3. Dispose of lithium-ion cells
(1)
(2)
from the blade
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forwards and push the
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.
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.
(1)
(2)
over the blade
.
with a low viscosity oil
Li-ion
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completely.
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from the product
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properly.
.
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