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Bend the extension cord and pass it through
hole (1), then fit it in clamp (2) (Fig. 2).
Remove the blades protector.
Make sure the voltage of the power source
(110/127 V or 220/230 V) is the same of the
equipment.
Connect the power supply cord to a wall
outlet.
Always keep the hedge trimmer in front of
you. Firmly hold the handle with both hands
and position yourself in a safe and stable
manner.
Switching on - Press front safety lever (3)
and then the handle (4) (Fig. 1).
Warning!
The cutting blades keep moving for some
seconds after the equipment is switched off.
If your hedge trimmer happens to fail while you
are using it, follow the suggestions presented
below:
The cutting blades stop working
Cut slower. If the blade keeps stopping,
unplug the hedge trimmer and call TRAPP
nearest technical assistance shop.
While cutting, the blades came across some
kind of obstacle such as a piece of wire, a nail
or another object.
The equipment does not stop when the
handle or safety lever is released
Immediately unplug the hedge trimmer and
call TRAPP nearest technical assistance shop.
Operation
Switching off - Either release the safety lever
(3) or the handle (4) (Fig. 1).
In case the hedge trimmer is blocked by an
object, immediately switch it off, unplug it
and check the cutting blades. If the blades
are damaged, take your hedge trimmer to the
nearest TRAPP technical assistance shop.
Frequently check the cutting blades and
whenever necessary look for TRAPP
nearest technical assistance shop for either
substitution or repairs.
Never use the hedge trimmer incomplete or
with unauthorized modifications.
Fig. 2
Tips
Poor cutting quality
Make sure the product has been used
correctly.
Unplug it, and check whether there is debris
stuck in the cutting blades.
If the blades are damaged, immediately
unplug the hedge trimmer and call TRAPP
nearest technical assistance shop.
Excessive vibration
Immediately unplug the hedge trimmer and
call TRAPP nearest technical assistance shop.
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