Operation - Weed Eater WGS36 Manual Del Usuario

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• This unit and its charger are designed to work together. DO NOT charge the
Grass Shear with any other charger and DO NOT use this charger with any
other appliance.
• The charger is designed to operate on 120 volts. DO NOT attempt to use it at
any other voltage.
OPERATIONS
• CHARGE BATTERY PRIOR TO USE – The Grass Shear does not come
fully charged when purchased. So before using the unit, the battery must be
charged. Before charging the battery, read safety and charging instructions.
• PROPER RUNTIME AND PERFOMANCE can only be obtained with a fully
charged battery.
• CHARGE TIME – 20 hours of charging is suffi cient to replenish the battery
to a full charge. Initial use, long periods of inactivity, or storage at extreme
temperatures may require extended charge time.
To Charge Battery:
1. Plug the charger into a 120 Volt AC outlet.
2. Plug the charger into the Grass Shear.
3. The Grass Shear is now in charge mode.
4. Charge at least overnight, initial charge should be at least 20 hours.
Charging Notes:
• CAUTION: The charger can be used with 60Hz cycle, and 115-120 VAC
electricity only.
• The charger unit plugged into the AC outlet will normally become warm to
touch during charging.
• SAFE CHARGE – The charger utilizes trickle charging, which is the safest way
to charge a battery. The unit will not overcharge and can be left on charge
indefi nitely.
• Longest life and best performance will be obtained when charging in normal
room temperature.
• Battery life is dependent on usage, storage temperature and time.
To Operate The Grass Shear:
1. To turn tool ON slide the safety switch on top of the handle FORWARD with
your thumb. Hold it FORWARD momentarily, while squeezing the trigger switch
(located under the handle). See Figure 1. (located under the handle). See Figure 1.
2. The trigger has been designed so it is easy to hold in the ON position during
clipping. The safety thumb switch may be released after the trigger switch
is ON.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
Figure-1
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