Operation; Switching On And Off; Device Adjustments; Practical Tips - Grizzly ERB 550-3U Traducción Del Manual De Instrucciones Original

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3. Screw the additional handle (13)
tightly using the grip screw (6).
There are several possible
latching positions.

Operation

Caution, risk of Injury!
Always check whether the de-
vice functions correctly before
using it.
Always wear eye protection
when operating the device.
Always unplug the device before
working on it. There is a risk of
injury.
Observe the noise protection and
other local regulations. .

Switching ON and OFF

1. Loop the end of the extension cable
and hang it onto the cable tension
relief (5) to ease the tension on the
cable. See detailed illustration
2. Plug the tool into the mains.
3. To turn on, use your thumb to actuate
the switch lock (4), then press the On/
Off switch (2). Release the switch lock.
4. To turn off, release the On/Off switch (2).
There is no continuous operation mode.
The brush will keep rotating for a
few seconds after the device has
been switched off. Keep the brush
away from hands and feet.
Do not try to lock the on/off
switch in place. Do not use the
device if the switch is damaged. A
damaged switch may cause an
injury risk due to the motor not
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being switched off after releas-
ing the on/off switch.

Device adjustments

Length adjustment:
The telescopic arm enables you to adjust
the device to your individual height.
Unfasten the screw socket (7). Adjust the
telescopic arm (8) to the desired length
and re-fasten the screw socket.
Adjusting the splash guard:
You can adjust the splash guard (9) by
sliding it backwards and forwards.
Setting the rotation speed:
There are six possible rotation speed set-
tings on the speed regulator (14).

Practical tips

• Always inspect the brush before
.
• Use original brushes only.
• Never operate the device in rain
• Always move across the slope
• Avoid any contact with fixed
• Switch off the device during
Caution, risk of Injury!
starting the device. Never use
damaged brushes. Replace any
damaged or worn brush.
or on wet ground. Operating the
device in rain or on wet ground
can cause an electric shock.
when working on hills.
obstacles (rocks, walls, picket
fences, etc.) in order to prevent
damages to the device.
breaks or when transporting
it and wait until the brush has
completely stopped rotating.