Adjusting The Working Depth - Brill 30 VE Manual Del Usuario

When the motor is running, keep
your hands and feet out of the way
of the interior housing and grass
discharge.
Always wear closed footwear and
long trousers. Do not aerate when
barefoot or wearing light sandals.
For your own safety, use a FI
safety switch with a nominal fault
current ≤ 30 mA.

7.1 Adjusting the working depth

Warning! Only adjust the
A
working depth when dis-
connected from the mains.
Use
cultivated lawn, no stones, soft ground
stony uncultivated ground
uncultivated areas with a high moss content
7.2 Connecting the extension cable
First of all, insert the connector of
the extension cable in the socket of
the start switch and then suspend it
in the cable strain relief (fig. G) in
such a way that the extension
cable leading to the socket sags
slightly.
The cable strain relief prevents an
accidental separation of the electri-
cal plug-in connection
Always pay out the cable complete-
ly and in large windings.
The connector of the extension
cable must be inserted in the
corresponding socket.
The power supply socket must be
protected with a minimum of 16 A.
The extension cable is to be so
guided that when aerating, it is
always on the side which has
already been aerated.
Warning! The working
A
depth is pre-adjusted by
Brill and should only be readjusted
with care as a too deep insertion
into the ground can result in the
implement being subjected to over-
loading. The correct aerating depth
is < 3 mm.
The working depth must be adjust-
ed to the corresponding grass and
ground situations.
The working depth can be contin-
uously adjusted with the adjusting
hand wheel (fig. C pos. 8)
After frequent use, the working
depth can be readjusted in accor-
dance with the blade wear.
Working Depth
adjust to ground level
adjust to ground level,
adjust to a lower working depth in case of stone impact
commence with a low working depth
Warning! The extension
A
cable is not to be trapped in
door or window gaps! Always only
remove the extension cable at the
socket or the connector housing at
the socket.
7.3 Starting
Start or activate the start-up switch
with care and in accordance with
the manufacturer's instructions.
Ensure that there is sufficient clear-
ance between your foot and the
cutting toll. Position the aerator on
a level part of the lawn.
Inspect the grounds on which
the implement is to be used and
remove all objects which could
become caught and hurled away
from the implement.
If the scarifier roller is blocked
by a foreign body or the motor
is overloaded, release both of the
safety hoops (fig. F pos. 6) the
safety hoop (fig. E pos. 6); the
motor is automatically switched
Note:
Disconnect the plug! The setting
should always be checked and
adjusted on level ground, when the
control lever is set to position D
(fig. D, pos. 3), the points of the
blade should just be able to make
contact with the ground. With a
cultivated, level lawn, it is possible
to use the adjustment handwheel
(fig. C Pos. 8) to add a ⁄
1
4
in the direction of +.
The position of the control lever
depends on the blade wear and the
adjustment depth. If the control
lever is at the end of the guide, the
blades are worn and must be
replaced.
off. If necessary, disconnect the
plug and remove the foreign body.
Warning! The aerator is not
A
to be tilted when switching
the motor on, the exception being if
the aerator needs to be lifted dur-
ing the process. In this case, tilt it
only as far as absolutely necessary
and only lift up the side which is
facing the user.
Before starting, switch the control
lever (fig. D pos. 3) to D (Drive).
Fig. E (30 VE)
To start, slightly push the guide bars
down so that the scarifier roller can
run freely, then press the pushbutton
(fig. E pos. 10), with the other hand
pull the safety hoop (fig. E pos. 6)
to the guide bar. As soon as the
motor starts, release the start button.
Fig. F (32 VE)
To start, slightly push the guide
bars down so that the scarifier
roller can run freely, then press
the start button (fig. F pos.10),
GB
of a turn
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