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EN - 7
6.2.2 Machine operating test
Action Result
1. Start the machine
2. Release the blade
control lever (Fig.
safety switch (Fig.
1. The blade should move
2. The controls should
return automatically
and rapidly to the
neutral position and
the blade should stop
If any of the results fail to match
the indications provided in the tables
below, do not use the machine! Take
it to a service centre to be checked
and repaired if necessary.
6.3
Starting the machine causes the
simultaneous engagement of the blade.
NOTE Operate the machine
only on a rm, level surface.
1. Remove the blade guard (Fig. 1.E) (if used)
2. Make sure the blade is not touching
the ground or any other object
3. Fit the battery (Fig. 6.A) inside its housing
into position and assure the electrical contact
4.
5.a Mod. HT 20 Li A
– Simultaneously operate the blade
control lever (Fig. 7.A) and the
safety switch (Fig. 7.B),
5.b Mod. HT 20 Li S
– Simultaneously operate the blade control
lever (Fig. 8.A), blade control locking button
(Fig. 8.C) and the safety switch (Fig. 8.B).
6.4 OPERATION
During use, always hold the
machine rmly with two hands, using
the machine with the cutting means
under the operator’s shoulder level.
Always use the machine at
ground level and not on ladders or
any other unstable support.
Do not remove cut material or
hold material to be cut when blades
are moving. Make sure the machine is
turned o when removing cut material.
NOTE During use, the battery is
protected against total drainage with a
protective device that switches o the
machine and stops it from working.
6.4.1 Adjusting the rear handgrip
(Mod. HT 20 Li S)
Perform this operation
with the machine o.
1. Press the rear handgrip release
2.
3. Release the button
4. Rotate the handgrip until it clicks
into the desired position.
IMPORTANT Before using the machine
check that the release button has correctly
returned to the block position, and the
rear handgrip is rmly attached.
When working, the rear handgrip
must always be in a vertical position,
whatever the position of the cutting means.
6.4.2 Work techniques
It is recommended to trim the two vertical
sides of the hedge before trimming the top.
NOTE Battery power reserve (and
therefore the cuttable vegetation area
before recharging is required) depends on
many factors described in (para. 7.2.1).
6.4.2.a Vertical cutting
Proceed by cutting using curved movements
from the bottom towards the top, keeping the
blade as far from the body as possible (Fig. 10).
6.4.2.b Horizontal cutting
The best results will be obtained with the blade
slightly inclined (5° - 10°) in the direction you
are cutting, proceed with a curved movement,
slowly and without interruptions, especially
in the case of very thick hedges (Fig.11).
6.4.3 Advice for operation
If the blades block while running or get
caught up in the hedge branches:
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