Poignée Avant; Предна Ръкохватка; Empoñadura; Voorste Handgreep - ATIKA KSH 710 SDS Manual Original

 Long and thin connection lines result in a potential drop. The
motor does not reach any longer its maximal power; the
function of the device is reduced.
 Plugs and coupler outlets on connection cables must be made
of rubber, non-rigid PVC or other thermoplastic material of
same mechanical stability or be covered with this material.
 The connector of the connection cable must be splash-proof.
 When running the connection line observe that it is not
squeezed, bended and the plug connection does not get wet.
 Do not use the connection cable for purposes for which it is
not meant. Protect the connection cable against heat, oil and
sharp edges. Do not use the connection cable to pull the plug
from the socket.
 Wind off completely the cable when using a cable drum.
 Regularly check the connection cables and replace them if
they are damaged.
 Do not use any defective connection cables.
 When working outdoors, only use connection cables
especially approved and appropriately labelled for outdoor
use.
 Do not set up any provisional electrical connections.
 Never bypass protective devices or deactivate them.
 Only hook up the machine by means of a fault-current circuit
breaker (30 mA).
The electrical connection or repairs to electrical parts of the
machine must be carried out by a certified electrician or one
of our customer service points. Local regulations
especially regarding protective measures
observed.
Damaged mains leads must be replaced by the
manufacturer or one of their service workshops or a similar
qualified person to prevent dangers.
Do not carry out repair operations on the machine other than
those described in section
manufacturer or authorized customer service centres.
Use only original spare parts. Accidents can arise for the
user through the use of other spare parts. The manufacturer
is not liable for any damage or injury resulting from such
action.

Vibrations

Hand arm vibration a = 3.64 m/s²
h
Measuring uncertainty K = 1.5 m/s²
hd
The indicated vibration emission level has been measured
according to a standardised test method and can be used to
compare power tools.
It can also be used for an initial estimate of the vibration
exposure.
The actual vibration emission level during the use of the
machine may differ from that indicated in the operating
instructions or indicated by the manufacturer.
This may be caused by the following factors to be minded
before and during the use:
Proper use of the machine
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Correct cutting or machining of material
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Proper condition of the machine for use
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Use of the correct and sharp cutting tool
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must be
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Maintenance but contact the
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− Handles and optional anti-vibration handles properly
mounted on the machine body
When you feel uncomfortable or notice discoloration of skin on
your hands during the use of the machine, stop working
immediately. Observe sufficient break times to rest. Failure to
have sufficient break times may result in a hand-arm vibration
syndrome.
The extent of exposure depending on the type of work or
machine use should be estimated and appropriate breaks
taken. In this way, the extent of exposure can be considerably
reduced over the entire work time. Minimise the risk caused by
vibrations. Maintain this machine according to the instructions in
the manual. If you intend to use this machine frequently,
contact your local authorised dealer and purchase anti-vibration
accessories if required. Avoid the use of this machine at
temperatures under 10°C. Create a work schedule in order to
minimise vibration exposure.
Connect the power pruner to the power supply system
only after having finished the complete assembly.
Assembling the power pruner
Slide the telescope rod (7) into the holder (8) of the
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telescope rod (11) as shown.
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 Tighten the screw (9).

Attaching the front handle

Put the bushing (21) in the handle (19).
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Push the handle with the bushing on the lower telescope
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rod (7) and fasten it with the hexagon screw (22) and nut
(23).

Installing the guide bar and the saw chain

Risk of injury!
Wear protective gloves when working on the guide bar and
the saw chain.
Place the power pruner on an even surface as shown.
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/ Remove the cover (4) by loosening the fastening
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screw (3).
Insert the saw chain (2) into the circular guide slot of the
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guide bar (1).
Attend to the correct running direction of the
chain links.
Take care that the clamping plate (25) rests on
the guide bar (1) as shown.
Put on the guide bar (1). The guide bar retainers (a)
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must reach into the slot of the guide rail,
When assembling, pay attention that the chain links
are lying correctly within the guide slot and on the chain
wheel (24).
Remount the cover (5) and tighten the fastening screw
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(3) hand-tight.
Clamping the saw chain as described in section
Clamping of saw chain
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Assembly

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