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INDEX
1. Introduction
2. Normative and security measures
3. Warning signs
4. Machine symbols
5. Machine description
6. Start up instructions
7. Machine usage
8. Maintenance and service
9. Troubleshooting
10. Transport
11. Storage
12. Recycling and machine disposal
13. Warranty conditions
CE Declaration of conformity
TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS
Ref.:GESSCAR102EV1M0713V1
DATE OF PUBLICATION: 02/07/2013
DATE OF REVISION:
02/07/2013
1. INTRODUCTION
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Thank you for choosing a Garland machine. We are
sure that you will appreciate the quality and functions
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of this machine that will facilitate your daily work for
a long time. Remember that this machine has a wide
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of network of after sales services to which you can
take your machine for any maintenance necessary on
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your machine, in case of any troubleshooting and for
purchasing spare parts and accessories.
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Attention! Read all the warning signs
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and all the instructions. The non
observance of the warning and instructions detailed
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from here on can result in a fire being caused and/
or a serious injury. Before using the nachine, read
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carefully the information in this manual on a secure
and correct start up.
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Only scarify areas with grass. Do not use this
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machine for other uses. For example: do not use
the machine to weed, sweep or to sand any type
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of surface. The use of this machine for other uses
for which it has not been designed could cause
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dangerous situations.
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Keep all the warning signs and the manual
in a safe place for future reference. If you sell or
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otherwise dispose of the machine, please pass on the
instruction manual as it forms part of the machine.
The expression ¨machine¨ on the warning signs makes
reference to this electric machine connected. The
expression ¨switch in the open position¨ means that
the switch is disconnected and ¨switch in the closed
position¨ means that the switch is connected.
Remember that the end user is responsible for
accidents and damages caused to himself, to third
parties and to things.
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