Ryobi EHT 4555 Instrucciones Para Su Uso página 17

as wire fences and plant supports can
damage the cutter bar.. Don't leave that
the cutting blades come in contact with
materials that can not be trimmed, as
stones or metals.
Always lay the lead away from the work-
ing area. Always work away from the
power socket. For this reason decide on
the direction of cut before beginning
work.
Cutting times:
Deciduous hedges: June and October
Pine hedges: April and August
Coniferous hedges: from May on, as
required
M S
AINTENANCE AND ERVICING
Remove plug from socket before adjusting
or maintaining tool. Wipe down housing with
a damp cloth only and then dry well. Do not
use solvents and do not wet the equipment
with water: Never use high pressure or
steam jet device for the unit cleaning.
Always keep vent slits free of obstruction.
After each use or, with prolonged use, now
and again carefully clean cutter bar, rub
over with an oily cloth or treat with a metal-
care spray. Always retighten loose screws
and nuts. Always have damaged cutter
bars repaired by a specialist. Store hedge
trimmer dry in the transport guard provided
(6)), so that the blades aren't accessible.
The transport guard can, if required, also
serve as a wall-mounted holder. A right
placing of the safety cutter bar inside of the
transport guard assures a perfect running
and the safety position of the blades. The
substitution and the sharpening of the
blades have to be made strictly by a
qualified technician.
D
ISPOSAL
Dispose of irreparably defective tools in ac-
cordance with local regulations.
G S H
ENERAL AFETY INTS FOR
E T
LECTRIC OOLS
Dear Customer,
please read and take note of the following
comments that regard you protection
against electrical shock and risk of injury
and fire.
Verify that the power supply in your area
is compatible with the voltage listed on
machine.The 2 blades have to be exactly
alike.
Check the electrical tools and electrical
connections for any damage.Replace or
make replace any damaged pieces.
Connect the power lead to the mains only
with the tool turned off.
Always turn on the tool before setting it
against the piece you are working on.
Adopt protective measures against elec-
W
ORK WITH
tric shock. Avoid bodily contact with
earthed parts, such as metal pipes, radia-
tors, cooking ranges, refrigerators and
the like.
Large variations in temperature can lead
to condensation inside. Before use: Give
the machine time to adjust to the tempera-
ture of work area.
Do not use machines, attachments and
chargers for works other than those for
which they are designed for!The
manufacturer and/or the supplier will not
be responsible for the damages that will
arise.
Never use an equipment if the switch
doesn't control any more the switch-ON
and the switch-OFF of the unit. Wear
always boots for your safety. Wearing a
head protection is necessary when there
is the possibility of objects falling.
Secure the workpiece. Use clamping de-
vices or a vise to hold the workpieces
securely.
To avoid accidents, do not wear jewellery
or loose clothing that could be caught up
by moving parts.
For outdoor use, it is recommanded to
wear protective footwear. Long hair
should be tied up. When dust, splinters or
shavings are a problem while working,
please wear protective eyewear and if
necessary a protective mask.
Wear ear protection.
Be sure you always have sure footing,
especially when working on ladders and
scaffolding.
Keep electric tools away from humidity
and rain. Do not immerse.
When working outdoors, only use ap-
proved tools and extension cables
marked for outdoor use.
Do not use the equipment areas where
danger of explosion exists.
When passing this device over to a third
person, these instructions must be
handed out too.
Only have repairs done by specialists us-
ing original parts.
WARNING: The consumption of alcohol,
medication and drugs, plus states of illness,
fever and fatigue will affect your ability to re-
act. Do not use electric tools in any of these
situations.
Keep electric tools away from children.
Store electric tools in the original box in a
safe place and out of the reach of chil-
dren.
When not in use, during breaks, packing
up, changing accessories or during re-
pair, always unplug the cable or remove
the batteries from the tool.
Never carry the tool by the cable. Never
unplug the tool by pulling on the cable.
When working: Do not allow the motor to
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