Troubleshooting - Worx WG850 Manual Del Usuario

WORKING HINTS FOR YOUR
TOOL
Observe all the relevant warnings when using your
dethatcher.
1) To lock after a lawn properly, you need to do more
than just mow it once a week throughout the
Summer. The lawn will benefit from a vigorous
dethatching of the grass to remove the dead
matter, moss and weed which disfigures a lawn.
The build up of dead grass provides a mat of
absorbent fibres which prevents water getting
through to the ground.
2) Do not force your dethatcher through grass that is
too long. It is recommended that your dethatcher
should not be in grass that is longer that 75mm.
3) Do not use in wet or damp conditions.
4) To obtain the best results, use the dethatcher
at the beginning and end of each grass cutting
season.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Problems
Abnormal noise.
Clattering in the unit.
Whistling sound.
Whistling sound.
Motor does not start.
The dethatcher is difficult to push.
Dethatching results are not
satisfactory.
12A Electric Dethatcher
MAINTENANCE
Disconnect from main electric supply.
Do not use an extension cable which shows signs of
damage. Fit a new cable completely – do not make
any permanent or temporary repairs
Always keep your unit clean and free from grass
cuttings, especially the underside of the cutter deck
and the air vents. Check all electrical cables at regular
intervals, looking for signs of wear, abrasion or other
damage. Remove the debris stuck to the bottom of
the machine each time you finish operating it. Clean
all plastic components with a damp cloth.
Store in a secure, dry place out of the reach of
children. Do not place other objects on the product.
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced
by the manufacturer, its service agent or similarly
qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.
Possible Causes
Foreign objects on the dethatcher
cylinder are hitting the dethatcher.
Foreign objects blocking the
dethatching cylinder.
Belt slipping.
Faulty cable. The conductor cross-
section of the extension cable
may be too low.
Blocked by foreign objects.
The grass is too tall.
Spring tine wear.
Belt faulty.
Lawn has grown too tall.
WARNING: Do not use solvents or
cleaning fluids as these may damage the
plastic component of your unit.
Corrective Action
1. Switch off the dethatcher,
remove the power cord from the
outlet and wait until the cylinder
has stopped rotating.
2. Remove foreign objects.
3. Check the dethatcher immedi-
ately.
Contact an authorized service
centre.
Contact an electrician.
1. Switch off the motor, remove
the plug from the socket and wait
until the dethatcher has stopped
rotating.
2. Remove the foreign objects.
3. After approximately one min-
ute, switch on the dethatcher.
Mow the lawn before dethatching.
Adjust the dethatcher cylinder.
Contact an authorized service
centre.
Mow the lawn before using the
dethatcher.
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