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Safety information
d) Liquid may leak from the power pack if it is
used incorrectly. Avoid contact with this liq-
uid. If accidental contact occurs, rinse off with
water. If the liquid comes into contact with the
eyes, also seek medical assistance. Leaking
battery fluid may lead to skin irritation and burns.
e) Do not use a damaged or modified power
pack. Damaged or modified power packs can
behave unpredictably and lead to fire, explosion
or a risk of injury.
f) Do not expose a power pack to fire or to ex-
cessively high temperatures. Fire or tempera-
tures above 130 °C may cause an explosion.
g) Follow all instructions on charging and never
charge the power pack or the cordless tool
beyond the temperature range specified in
this instruction manual. Incorrect charging or
charging outside the permitted temperature range
can destroy the power pack and increase the risk
of fire.
Service
a) All repairs to the power tool must be carried
out by qualified specialist technicians and
with original spare parts only. This ensures that
the safety of the power tool is maintained.
b) Never service damaged power packs. Power
pack servicing should only ever be performed by
the manufacturer or authorised customer service
points.
Residual risks when using the device
Even when the power tool is used properly, there
will always be certain residual risks which cannot
be excluded.
It is therefore mandatory always to use this device
with the additional personal protective equipment,
as illustrated and described in this operating man-
ual, and to follow the safety instructions.
Safety information for pruning shears
¾ Keep all body parts away from the cutting
tool. Do not attempt to remove cut twigs or
foliage or hold material to be cut when the
pruning shears are running. Only rectify
jammed pruning shears when the device is
switched off. One moment of inattentiveness
when using the device can result in serious
injuries.
¾ During transport or storage of the pruning
shears, always pay attention to the sharp
blade of the cutting device. Careful handling of
the tool reduces the risk of injury from the pruning
shears.
Safety information
¾ Only hold the power tool by the insulated
handles, because the cutting tool can come
into contact with hidden power cables.
Contact of the cutting tool with a live cable may
conduct voltage to metallic tool components
resulting in an electric shock.
¾ Check the tool for damage before every use
or after a shock or impact. The tool must be
repaired by a specialist workshop before it is
placed in service again.
Protection of yourself and others
¾ Do not operate the device if there are people
(especially children) or animals in immediate
proximity. Ensure children do not play with the
tool.
¾ Stop using the device if persons (especially
children) or animals are nearby.
¾ This device must not be used by children
or persons with reduced physical, sensory
or mental capabilities or with inadequate
experience and knowledge. Likewise persons
must be familiar with this instruction manual
before using the device. The minimum age for
using the device may be specified by local or
national legislation.
¾ Only switch the device on if your feet and
hands are at a safe distance from the cutting
element.
¾ Always disconnect the device from the power
supply if you are leaving it unattended or
removing a blockage.
¾ Always wear slip-resistant shoes and long
trousers as well as other appropriate personal
protective equipment (safety glasses, ear
defenders, safety gloves, head protection,
etc.) when working with or on the pruning
shears. Wearing personal protective equipment
reduces the risk of injuries.
Do not wear loose clothing, etc., which could be
caught by the cutting tool.
¾ Only remove jammed grass cuttings with the
device switched off and the operating arm, in
which the permanently installed power pack
is located, is removed.
Before use
¾ Before use, make sure you are familiar with
the tool, its functions and controls.
¾ Never use a device with damaged or missing
guards or covers. They must be repaired or
replaced by a qualified expert or workshop.
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