Starting + Stopping; Intended Use - sunjoe 24V-CTC-CT Manual Del Operador

6. Adjust the auxiliary handle to your desired angle before
locking it in place by tightening the handle knob (Fig. 11).
NOTE: The auxiliary handle can also be flipped down.
However, it is recommended to use the auxiliary handle
during operation.
Fig. 11
Auxiliary handle
Handle knob
7. To disassemble the weed sweeper, open the cam lock
(Fig. 8). Press the locking tabs on either side of the pole
and pull the sweeper head out from the pole assembly
(Fig. 12).
Fig. 12
Operation
TOOL ONLY
BATTERY + CHARGER SOLD SEPARATELY
In order to operate this cordless sweeper, you will need
a 24V iON+ System battery and charger. See page 12 for
battery and charger options and specifications, or visit
sunjoe.com for more information.

Intended Use

The 24V-CTC-CT is designed to clean moss, lichen, weeds and
unwanted debris from path edges, patios, blocks and between
paving slabs. Use the nylon brush for more delicate surfaces
such as wood and the wire brush for tougher surfaces such as
stone or concrete.
Locking tabs (x2)
Do not use this product in rain or wet conditions.
For safety reasons, read the entire instruction manual before
using the tool and to observe all the instructions contained
within this manual.
This product is intended for domestic use only. It is not intended
for commercial use. It must not be used for any purposes other
than those described.

Starting + Stopping

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WARNING!
The rotating brush may cause serious injury.
The brush will continue to spin for a few seconds after the
tool has been switched OFF. Do not touch the spinning brush.
Contact with hot components (i.e. motor housing, gear box, etc.)
on the machine may cause burns. Allow the machine to cool
before handling.
1. Slide the battery pack into the battery compartment on the
handle of the weed sweeper until it clicks into place
(Fig. 13).
Fig. 13
Battery compartment
2. To turn on the tool, push the safety lock forward with your
thumb, then squeeze the trigger. Once the tool is running,
release the safety lock (Fig. 14).
Fig. 14
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Safety lock
Trigger