How To Aerate / Sweep Correctly - Brill 400 RLB Manual Del Usuario

Working position
(Fig. 13)
Hold the appliance by holding
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the guide handle with one hand

8. How to aerate / sweep correctly

Working with your lawn aerator
correctly
The Brill lawn aerator is a prac-
tical appliance for removing
moss and lawn felt. The lawn
aerator is not a scarifier which
is only used once or twice per
year. The lawn aerator works
down to the soil. It effectively
aerates the lawn as a result of
the repeated use and thereby
removes moss and lawn felt
together with moist or downtrod-
den foliage in a much more
careful way. The law should not
be higher than approx. 3 cm as
otherwise, no aerating effect can
be achieved. Long blades of
grass can also get caught in the
aerator cylinder.
Use the lawn aerator in straight
lines and not crosswise or dia-
gonally. When aerating, hold
the lawn aerator back slightly
and allow it to travel across the
law at a normal walking pace.
Do not pull the running appli-
ance back when aerating.
In order to turn the appliance
around at the end of a line,
switch the appliance of, turn it
around and then switch it on
again.
Never lift or carry the appliance
when the motor is running.
If you make contact with a for-
eign body, switch the engine
off and disconnect the battery
clip from the power battery.
Inspect the lawn aerator for
signs of damage and carry out
the required repairs before
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and the middle handle with the
other.
When using the dirt collector,
ensure that the dirt collector
restarting the engine and work-
ing with the lawn aerator.
Special care is to be taken when
working on embankments and
inclines.
The bottom of the cover is to be
cleaned at regular intervals.
Deposits make the start process
difficult.
When leaving the appliance,
switch the motor off and discon-
nect the battery clip from the
power battery.
Parking position when interrupt-
ing the work (Fig. 20)
If the work is interrupted, the
lawn aerator is to be placed in
the parking position. To do so,
tilt the lawn aerator over the
splash guard.
The lawn aerator is not to
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be positioned on the aera-
tor cylinder. Always place the
appliance in the parking position
when interrupting the work.
Working with your sweeping
machine correctly
General information on the
working method
The Brill sweeping machine is
a practical appliance for clean-
ing outside. It sweeps dust,
dirt and leaves with its rotating
brushes. The sweeping machine
can be used both with and
without the dirt collector. All firm
surfaces such as tiles, paving
stones, exposed aggregate con-
is firmly positioned on the
ground.
Caution! The aerator rollers
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and brushes coast.
crete, tarred surfaces or artificial
turf can be cleaned. The follow-
ing instructions for use should
provide you with tips and ideas
for the correct handling of the
appliance.
Cleaning surfaces and edges
with the dirt collector (Fig. 16)
Switch the appliance on and
move it back and forth with
relaxed movements. The sweep-
ing machine removes dust, dirt
and leaves from all firm surfaces
and artificial turf. The sweeping
machine cleans flush with the
edges so that you can move
the appliance up to edges, chan-
nels and corners.
Emptying the dirt collector
(Figs. 14, 15)
The dirt collector can be emptied
without it having to be removed.
Switch the sweeping machine
off by releasing the push switch
(Fig. 12), Lift the appliance up.
The dirt collector automatically
turns downwards (Fig. 14).
Tilt the dirt collector upwards.
The contents fall out thorough
the bottom (Fig. 15).
Cleaning surfaces without the
dirt collector (Fig. 16)
You can also use the sweeping
machine to clean your sur-
faces without using the dirt col-
lector, e. g. in order sweep large
amounts of dirt or leaves together.
The rotating brushes automatical-
ly convey the dirt backwards.
We recommend that you have the
sweeping machine next to your