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PAHE 20-Li A1
Sawing off larger branches
♦ When sawing larger branches (Ø 8–20 cm),
first make a relief cut
A
(see figure).
■ A relief cut also prevents peeling of the bark on
the main trunk.
♦ Saw from the top
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to the bottom
A
.
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Saw in sections
Long or thick branches should be shortened before
making the final cut (see figure).
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Working safely
■ Keep the appliance, the cutting mechanism
and the blade guard in good condition to
prevent injury.
■ If the appliance has been dropped, check for
significant damage or defects.
■ Maintain the specified angle 60°±10° to
ensure safe working (see figure).
■ Do not use the appliance while standing on a
ladder or with unsteady footing.
■ Do not be tempted into making a poorly
considered cut. You could endanger yourself
and others.
■ Children should be supervised to ensure that
they do not play with the appliance.
■ Change your working position regularly. Using
the appliance for a long time can lead to vibra-
tion-related circulation disorders of the hands.
You can extend the usage duration by means of
appropriate gloves or by taking regular breaks.
Note that any personal predisposition to poor
blood circulation, low external temperatures or
large prehensile forces can reduce the usage
period.
Transport and storage
■ For transport, allow the motor to cool down
and secure the machine from slipping before
transporting it in a vehicle. This ensures that
damage or injury is prevented. The pole pruner
should always be transported with the transport
protection device attached.
■ Use the blade guard for transporting the
appliance.
■ Ensure that the appliance cannot switch on
during transport (see figure).
■ Always clean the appliance thoroughly before
storing.
■ Store the appliance in a dry place and out of
the reach of children.
■ Store the appliance horizontally or secured
against falling.
■ Empty the oil tank. Organic chain oil
can
become resinous.
■ For better retention of the mounting tool You
can use this in the mounting bracket .
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60°±10°
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