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Gardena EVC 1000 Operating Instructions Manual
WARNING ! Cardiac arrest !
This product makes an electromagnetic field while it
operates. This field may under some conditions inter-
fere with active or passive medical implants.
To decrease the risk of conditions that can possibly
injure or kill, we recommend persons with medical
implants to speak with their physician and the medical
implant manufacturer before you operate the product.

3. Function

Correct aerating :

4. Assembly

Assembling the handle :
Risk of suffocation !
Small parts could be swallowed during assembly and
there is a risk of suffocation from the poly bag.
Scrap the plastic bags immediately after assembling
the product.
The Aerator 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 the
lawn twice a year: in the spring and in the autumn.
v First 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 Aerator and
increasing 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 For good results, guide the Aerator at an appropriate speed in
strips as straight as possible across your lawn.
To avoid leaving any gaps during aerating, the strips should touch.
v Always guide the Aerator at an even speed depending on the
type of ground.
v When 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 back-
wards and when pulling the Aerator.
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.
V Do not place the connecting cable
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during assembly.
1. Insert the two lower sections of the upright
the round hole) in the mountings in the motor casing
secure with the crosshead screws
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under strain
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(with the end with
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and
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