alzaTools AT-CLM3320V User manual

Cordless Lawn Mower
AT-CLM3320V
User Manual

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Translation of the original user manual
Read these operating instructions carefully before use. Familiarize yourself with the controls and
proper mode of use. Keep the instructions in a safe place for future reference.
The machine is designed for personal use in gardens, backyards or other parts of the property. It is
not intended for commercial or other use.
EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS ON THE PRODUCT PACKAGING/TYPE LABEL
Read the instructions for use care-
fully.
Do not expose to rain, water or
moisture.
WARNING: Carefully read this
manual in its entirety and observe all
instructions herein.
DANGER! Take care to avoid injury
from objects thrown off by the
machine. Keep bystanders at a safe
distance of at least 15 m (50 ft).
Attention! Blades are sharp. Blades
remain in motion for a short time
after the engine has stopped. Before
any maintenance, remove the key.
Guaranteed maximum acoustic
power.
DANGER! Keep hands and feet away
from the sharp blades. Wear eye protection.
Wear protective gloves Use protective footwear.
Wear ear protection. Wear face protection.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAFE OPERATION
OF ELECTRIC LAWN MOWERS
Training
Read these instructions carefully. Familiarize your-
self with the machine’s controls and proper mode
of use.
Never allow children or people unfamiliar with
these instructions to use the machine. Local legis-
lation may place limits on operator age.
Do not operate the machine in the vicinity of pets
or people; children in particular.
Keep in mind that liability for any accidents, per-
sonal injury, or property damage caused by the
machine rests with its operator.
Preparation
Always wear work boots and long trousers when
working with the machine. Do not use the ma-
chine barefoot or in open-top footwear. Do not
wear clothes with loose parts or hanging cords,
or ties.
Carefully inspect the area where the machine is to
be used, and remove any objects that might be
flung off by the machine’s blades.
Before each use, visually check the blades, their
bolts, and the entire blade assembly for signs of
wear and damage. Replace worn or damaged
parts as a matched set, to keep the assembly bal-
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anced. Replace damaged or illegible labels.
Check the power cord and battery for signs of
damage or aging before use. If the battery be-
comes damaged during use, remove it from the
machine immediately. DO NOT TOUCH THE TER-
MINALS. Do not use a machine with a damaged
or worn battery.
Before each use, check that no foreign objects
are blocking the blades. Objects snagged in the
blades may severely injure the operator.
When doing maintenance on the machine, avoid
your fingers becoming caught between the mov-
able blades and the housing.
Activity
Only use the machine in daylight or bright and
clear artificial light.
Do not use the machine on wet grass.
On slopes, always mind your stance and shoe
grip.
Walk, never run.
When mowing slopes, follow the contour lines;
do not go up and down the slope.
Take extra care when turning the machine while
on a slope.
Do not mow very steep slopes.
Take extra care when backing up or pulling the
machine after you.
When crossing a surface other than grass and
when moving the machine to and from the work
site, keep the blades stopped.
Never operate a machine whose cover plating or
other safety elements (deflectors, bin, etc.) are
damaged or missing.
When turning on the engine, exercise care, follow
this manual, and keep a safe distance from the
blades.
Except where unavoidable, do not tilt the ma-
chine when turning on the engine. Even then,
only tilt it the minimum amount necessary, and
only tilt the far end.
Do not turn on the machine while standing in
front of the ejection port.
Do not place hands or feet near or under moving
parts. Do not stand in front of the ejection port.
Do not move the machine while the motor is run-
ning.
Stop the machine and remove the key. Make sure
all moving parts have come to a complete stop:
• whenever leaving the machine unattended;
• before moving to clean out a clogged drain;
• before checking, cleaning or working on the
machine;
• when you have run over a foreign object. In
this case, check the machine for damage and
repair if necessary before further use.
If the machine begins to vibrate excessively, im-
mediately:
• check for damage;
• replace or repair any damaged parts;
• check the tightening on all loose parts.
When lifting or holding up the machine, do not
touch the exposed blades.
Do not use the machine while under the influence
of alcohol or drugs. Do not use the machine when
tired, ill, or otherwise feeling unwell.
Do not use the machine in rain or snowfall.
Keep hands and feet away from moving blades.
Warning: Blades remain in motion for a brief time
after the motor has stopped.
Immediately turn off the machine if a human or
animal enters your work area.
Immediately turn off the machine if its behavior
becomes unusual in any way. Turn it off, remove
the key, remove the battery, then inspect the ma-
chine.
Do not use the cutting height adjustment lever
(if equipped on your model) while the machine
is running. Only change the cutting height while
the machine is off.
Turn off the machine, remove the key, then re-
move the battery whenever:
• leaving the machine unattended;
• moving to clear foreign objects from the work
area;
• about to carry or drive the machine to anoth-
er work site or elsewhere;
• you have any other reason to stop working
and leave the machine’s vicinity.
When the moving parts hit a foreign object:
• turn off the machine, release the power lever
and wait for moving parts to stop completely;
• remove the key, then remove the battery;
• check the machine for damage;
• before further use, have any damaged parts
repaired / damaged blades replaced.
Do not use the machine while a storm is ap-
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proaching or overhead.
Watch your step when using the machine in mud,
on wet slopes, or in other slippery conditions.
To avoid injury or damage to the machine or
other property, do not use the machine in poor
weather or low light.
Do not replace the battery in rain.
Avoid rinsing the machine in deep rain puddles.
Do not leave the machine unattended. Do not
leave the machine outside, particularly not in rain.
Remove any wet leaves or other detritus that has
clogged the intake or exhaust ports.
Maintenance and storage
Always make sure all nuts and bolts are tight and
the machine is in good condition overall.
Frequently check the grass bin for signs of wear
and damage.
With multi-blade machines, keep in mind turning
one blade may indirectly turn another.
Do not clean the machine with running or pres-
surized water.
Keep battery terminals clean and dry. Only clean
them with a dry cloth.
Always let the machine cool down before storing.
When repairing a blade, keep in mind the blade
remains movable while the machine is unpow-
ered.
Replace worn and damaged parts to keep the
machine safe for use. Only use original spare
parts and accessories.
Only replace blades with original, manufactur-
er-approved parts.
Store the machine in a dry and well-ventilated
place. Do not store outside, in direct sunlight or
exposed to rain.
Before storage, always thoroughly clean the ma-
chine and remove bits of grass.
Before storage, remove the key and store it in
a safe place out of the reach of children.
Remove the battery before storage. Do not store
the machine with the battery inside.
Do not touch the machine or battery with wet
hands.
Cordless power tool use and mainte-
nance
The tool must only be charged with the charg-
er specified by the manufacturer. A charger that
may be suitable for one type of battery pack may
cause a fire risk when used with another battery
pack.
The tool must only be used with a battery that is
specifically designed for the tool. The use of any
other batteries may cause a risk of injury or fire.
When the battery is not in use, it must be protect-
ed from contact with other metal objects, such
as paper clips, coins, keys, nails, screws, or other
small metal objects that can cause one battery
contact to come in contact with another. Short-cir-
cuiting the battery terminals may cause burns or
fire.
If used incorrectly, liquids may leak from the bat-
tery; contact with them should be avoided. In the
case of accidental contact with these fluids, the
affected area must be rinsed with water. In addi-
tion, seek medical attention if fluid gets into the
eye. Liquids escaping from the battery can cause
inflammation or burns.
A damaged or modified battery or tool must not
be used. A damaged or modified battery can ex-
hibit unpredictable behaviour, which can result in
fire, explosion, or the risk of injury.
Do not throw the battery in fire. It can explode.
When disposing of batteries, do so in accordance
with environmental regulations applicable in your
area.
Follow all charging instructions; do not charge
the battery or machine outside the temperature
range specified in this manual. Improper charg-
ing or charging at temperatures outside this
range may damage the battery and increase the
risk of fire.
Do not short-circuit the battery. Keep the bat-
tery’s terminals away from electrically conductive
objects.
Do not expose battery to water, rain, snow, etc.
Store the battery in a dry and well-ventilated
place. The battery may not be stored where flam-
mables, volatiles, or explosives are stored or used.
Keep the battery in its protective case (if supplied
with one) when not in use, except for the duration
of charging.
Regularly recharge the battery, even during peri-
ods of disuse. To improve the battery’s useful life,
we recommend charging it at least once every
three months.
Electrical and battery safety
Do not expose the tool to rain or excessive mois-
ture. Water or moisture entering the tool increase
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the risk of electrocution.
Do not use a machine with an inoperable or dam-
aged power switch or power lever. Such a tool is
dangerous and needs to be repaired.
Avoid accidental starting. Do not carry the ma-
chine with your finger on the fuse and the switch.
Do not throw the battery into a fire. It may ex-
plode. Hand batteries in for proper disposal as
required by local regulations.
Do not dismantle or damage the battery.This may
release the electrolyte, which is caustic and may
cause severe eye or skin injury. The electrolyte
is poisonous. If you have accidentally swallowed
electrolyte, seek medical help immediately.
Do not charge the battery in rain or humid envi-
ronments.
THE SAFETY AND USER INSTRUCTIONS
IN THIS MANUAL MUST ALWAYS BE FOL-
LOWED, EVEN IF YOU ARE ALREADY FA-
MILIAR WITH THE TOOL’S USE. IMPROP-
ER USE OR FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE
SAFETY OR USER INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS
MANUAL CAN CAUSE SERIOUS PERSON-
AL INJURY.
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TECHNICAL DATA
Battery-Powered Lawn Mower
Parameter Value
Battery voltage 20 V DC
Maximum speed (no load) 3500 rpm
Cutting width 320 mm
Cutting Height Adjustment 3 steps, 30–45 mm (6/5–9/5 in)
Grass bin volume 30 l (1.4 cu ft)
Dimensions 645 × 440 × 365
Weight (without battery) 8.2 kg
Operating temperature 0–45 °C
Protection class IPX 1
NOISE AND VIBRATION PARAMETERS
Sound pressure LpA = 78.1 dB (A); K = 3 dB (A)
Sound power LwA = 90.0 dB (A); K = 2.28 dB (A)
Vibrations ah = 1.32 m/s2; K = 1.5 m/s2
The declared noise emission value(s) has been measured in accordance with a standard test method
and can be used to compare one tool with another.
The declared noise emission value (s) may also be used in a preliminary impact assessment.
Warning: Noise emissions during use may differ from the declared noise emission value depending
on how and where the tool is used.
The declared total vibration value (s) was measured in accordance with a standard test method and
can be used to compare one tool with another.
The declared total vibration value (s) may also be used in preliminary impact assessment.
Warning: The vibration emissions during actual use may differ from the declared vibration emission
value depending on how and where the tool is used.
Warning: Make sure that safety measures are in place to protect the operator, which are based on an
estimate of operation in the actual conditions of use (taking into account all parts of the operation,
such as when the tool is switched off and idling, except for the start time).

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1 Power switch
2 Power lever
3 Cable clips
4 Cable
5 Movable cover
6 Battery compartment cover
7 Rechargeable battery (not included)
8 Motor
9 Front handle
10 Handlebar – top segment
11 Handlebar fold twist lock
12 Handlebar – bottom segment
13 Grass bin
14 Handlebar height adjustment twist lock
15 Rear castors
16 Front castors
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RECHARGEABLE BATTERY
Warning: Only use battery packs specified by the manufacturer as suitable or recommended for
this tool model. Using a different battery pack can result in loss of warranty, damage to the product,
damage to property, or a serious risk of injury or death.
Recommended types of batteries and chargers
The battery and charger are not included. Only use these recommended types of batteries and
chargers.
Battery:
• AlzaTools 20LBP20V (model AT-20LBP20V)
• AlzaTools 40LBP20V (model AT-40LBP20V)
• AlzaTools 40V2LBP20V (model AT-40V2LBP20V)
• AlzaTools 80LBP20V (model AT-80LBP20)
Charger:
• Recommended charger: AlzaTools 60LBP20V (model AT-60LBP20V)
• AlzaTools 35FCH20V (model AT-35FCH20V)
• AlzaTools 24FCH20V (model AT-24FCH20V)
• AlzaTools DCH20V (model AT-DCH20V)
Inserting and removing the battery
Follow the instructions, directions and warnings in the relevant operating instructions when handling
the battery.
Before inserting the battery, check:
1. the machine is off;
2. the key has been removed;
3. the power lever has been released;
4. the battery is fully charged.
To insert the battery, proceed as follows:
1. Carefully release the battery compartment cover lock (in Fig. A1, 1 marks cover; 2 marks lock)
and open the cover.
2. Align the grooves in the battery compartment with the slots on the battery, then slide the battery
home until it clicks. (In Fig. A2, 1 marks battery.)
3. Insert the key all the way into the lock. (In Fig. A3, 1 marks key.)
4. Close the cover and slightly press down on the lock until it clicks (Fig. A4).
To remove the battery, proceed as follows:
1. Carefully release the battery compartment cover lock and open the cover.
2. Press the release catch on the battery and pull the battery out of the machine.
3. Remove the key from the lock.
4. Close the cover and slightly press down on the lock until it clicks.
Before turning on the tool, make sure the battery has been properly inserted.
When inserting and removing the battery, hold it firmly to prevent damage from improper handling
(e.g., falling).
Do not insert or remove the battery by force. If it cannot be easily removed, it is likely that it has not
been inserted correctly. Contact an authorized service centre.
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Checking the Charge
The battery is equipped with a charge status indicator (3 LEDs). To check the charge status, press
the button on the side (Fig. C). If all LEDs are lit, the charge level is high. When two LEDs are lit, the
battery is partially discharged. If only one LED is lit, the battery is discharged and must be recharged.
ASSEMBLY
Warning: When assembling and disassembling the machine, always check it is off and the key
and battery have been removed.
Warning: To avoid potential severe injury, never turn on the machine until it is fully assembled.
Handlebar Assembly
The handlebar is supplied disassembled and must be assembled before use. Always check all han-
dlebar safety catches are locked.
1. Lift up the bottom part of the handlebar and turn the height adjustment locks on both sides, so
that the pin slides home, securing the bottom part of the handlebar.
2. Now lift up the top part of the handlebar and turn the fold locks on both sides, securing the top
part of the handlebar.
Installing the Grass Bin
1. Open the movable cover plate and attach the grass bin to the hooks at the rear of the machine.
(In Fig. C1, 1 marks cover plate; 2 marks bin pins; 3 marks hooks; 4 marks bin.)
2. Carefully lower the movable cover plate onto the grass bin top (Fig. C2).
3. To remove the bin, reverse the procedure above.
PREPARATION FOR USE
Before preparing for use, always make sure the machine is off and the key and battery have been
removed.
Cutting Height Adjustment
WARNING: Never place hands or feet under the machine body when adjusting the cutting height.
WARNING: Before starting the machine, always make sure the cutting height adjustment lever sits
well in one of its grooves.
Cutting height is adjustable in three steps from 30 to 45 mm (6/5–9/5 in).
1. Remove the key from the lock. Grip the front handle with one hand and slightly lift the machine.
2. With the other hand, carefully pull one of the front wheels outward, then move it forward or back
to adjust cutting height. (In Fig. D1, 1 marks front wheel; 2 marks front handle.)
3. Repeat with the other front wheel, then both rear wheels. (In Fig. D2, 3 marks rear wheel.) Make
sure the wheel axle sits well in one of the grooves. (In Fig. D3, 4 marks axle; 5 marks grooves.)
All four wheels must be set to the same height / groove.
Note: The indicated cutting heights are approximate. Depending on the condition of the lawn and
/ or ground, the actual height of the remaining grass may be somewhat different from the cutting
height setting. We recommend testing your cutting height setting in a less prominent part of the lawn
and readjusting based on the results.
Handlebar Height Adjustment
WARNING: To keep the handlebar from falling off and possibly causing injury, hold its bottom part
firm when releasing the catch.
1. While holding the bottom part of the handlebar firm with one hand, release the twist locks on
both sides with the other hand. (In Fig. E, 1 marks twist lock; 2 marks bottom handle.)
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2. Slide the bottom part of the handle to the required height.
3. Twist both locks clockwise to secure the handle in place.
OPERATION
Intended use
The machine is designed for private use in mowing residential gardens. Do not use it for commercial
or other purposes.
Warning: Before mowing, always check your work area and remove all foreign objects – stones,
branches, etc. We also recommend removing long weeds, which might otherwise entangle the
blades and burn out the motor.
Warning: Use safety glasses or faceplate, firm boots, and gloves.
Power On / Off
Before switching on the tool, make sure that:
• It is correctly assembled;
• All locks are properly secured and all bolts and nuts are fully tightened;
• The battery is inserted correctly;
• The battery is fully charged.
The machine is equipped with a two-step power-on system to prevent unintentional starting.
To power on, first press the power switch, then pull the power lever towards the handlebar. (In Fig.
F, 1 marks power switch; 2 marks handlebar; 3 marks power lever.) The tool will start. You may now
release the power switch.
Releasing the power lever automatically stops the machine.
Warning: After switching off the machine, always wait until the blade has come to a complete
stop.
If the machine starts with the power lever alone, the safe-start system is defective and the machine
may not be used. Contact an authorized service center for repair.
Warning: Do not disable or attempt to bypass the safe-start system. Do not attempt to force the
lever without first depressing the power switch.
Note: The machine will not start if the motor is overheated.This may occur from prolonged sustained
use, mowing thick or wet grass, etc. Let the motor cool down, then try starting again.
Mowing grass
Warning: Before mowing, always check your work area and remove all foreign objects – stones,
branches, etc. We also recommend removing long weeds, which might otherwise entangle the
blades and burn out the motor.
Warning: Use safety glasses or faceplate, firm boots, and gloves.
Warning: If the blade becomes entangled or a foreign object is run over, turn off the machine, re-
move the key, then remove the batteries. Then check the machine for damage and untangle the
blade. Only handle the blade in gloves.
Hold the machine fast by the handlebar, with both hands.
Slowly drive the machine before you. We recommend a pace of about 0.25 m / second (1 ft / sec).
Note: The machine will automatically adjust motor power to current load to preserve battery
life.
Keep your balance at all times while using the tool. When mowing on slopes, watch your step. Never
run.
The mowing width aligns with the centerlines of the front wheels. Use these as a guide to mow in
bands. Overlap bands by a third to a half to ensure an even trim.
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Alternate directions between bands to prevent the lawn from developing a permanent pattern.
Regularly check the bin and empty it before it overfills. Each time, first stop the machine, remove the
key, then remove the batteries.
Note: Continuing to use the machine after the bin fills creates back-pressure on the blades, straining
the motor and risking its burnout.
Mowing Tall Grass
Do not mow tall grass all at once. Instead mow it down some, wait a day or two, then mow it lower.
Mowing tall grass down to the ground may cause it to die. The long blades may also entangle the
blade, straining the motor and risking its burnout.
Emptying the Grass Bin
Warning: To prevent accidents and injuries, regularly check the grass bin for wear and damage.
Replace if necessary.
1. Turn off the machine, remove the key, then remove the battery.
2. Lift the movable cover plate, then pull out the bin by its handle (Fig. G).
3. Empty the bin.
4. Replace it, then carefully lower the cover plate.
Overload Protection
If you use the machine or battery in a way that causes abnormally high power draw, the tool will auto-
matically stop; there is no warning indicator. In that event, release the power lever into the off position
and modify your work routine to avoid further overloading. Then turn it on again.
Overheating protection
If the machine or battery overheats, the machine will automatically stop. In that event, release the
power lever into the off position and let the machine and battery cool down. Then turn it on again.
Protection against excessive discharge
If the charge level drops excessively, the tool will automatically stop. In that event, release the power
lever into the off position. Remove the battery and charge it.
Note: The overload, overheating, and overdischarge protections are safety systems designed to
prevent damage to the machine and batteries. Do not attempt to bypass or modify these security
features. There is a risk of serious injury or death.
MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE
Warning: Before any cleaning or maintenance, always check the machine is off and the key and
battery have been removed.
Warning: Whenever not using the machine, remove the key. Keep the key in a safe place away from
children and pets.
Warning: When inspecting and maintaining the machine, wear gloves, goggles or a face shield.
Only the maintenance and cleaning tasks described in this manual may be performed by the user. For
any other maintenance, cleaning or adjustment, contact an authorized service center.
Clean the tool after each use. This will ensure its long life.
Carefully flip the machine on its side and remove bits of grass from around the blades and cover
plates. The bottom of the machine may be cleaned by low-pressure water flow.
Check all nuts, bolts, caps, connectors, etc. are tight.
Check movable parts for wear and damage. Damaged or missing parts need to be repaired or re-
placed.
Warning: Do not immerse any part of the tool in water or other liquids. Do not use a hose or
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pressure washer for cleaning. Do not expose the tool to dripping or splashing water.
Wipe the outer body with a clean, dry cloth.
Warning: To avoid damage, deformation or cracking of the finish, do not clean with solvents,
alcohol, hydrocarbon cleaners or similar substances.
Carrying
We recommend two adults move the machine: One by the bottom part of the handlebar, the other
by the top grip.
Replacing the Blade
Warning: Before replacing the blade, make sure the machine is off and the key and batteries have
been removed. Failing to do so risks severe injury, including severed digits.
Warning: The blade takes up to several seconds to come to a stop after the machine has powered
down. Before any activity around the blade, always check it is fully stopped.
Warning: Only handle the blade in work gloves.
1. Carefully flip the machine on that of its sides which does not have the cutting height adjustment
lever.
2. When replacing the blade, we recommend arresting it in place with a suitable object, e.g. a wood-
en stick.
3. Use a wrench to loosen the bolt. (In Fig. H1, 1 marks blade; 2 marks bolt.)
4. Remove the bolt, the fan, and the blade. (In Fig. H2, 1 marks bolt; 2 marks blade; 3 marks fan.)
5. Place the new blade on the shaft, then the fan, then secure with the bolt.
Warning: Take care when installing the blade. Its top and bottom are not identical. Mount it so that
the rotation direction arrow points outward.
Warning: Secure the blade by turning the bolt clockwise. Tighten well.
Warning: Make sure the blade and its assembly are properly installed and the bolts are tight.
Warning: Always follow the instructions in this manual when replacing the blade.
Storage
Before storing, make sure the machine is off and the key and batteries have been removed.
Store the tool in a dry, well-ventilated area out of the reach of children, pets and persons who have
not been instructed in its safe use. Only store the tool inside buildings.
The handlebar can be folded down if required. Proceed as follows:
1. Remove the grass bin.
2. Twist both handlebar fold locks. (In Fig. I1, 1 marks twist lock; 2 marks top handlebar.)
3. The top of the handlebar then folds down (Fig. I2).
4. Release the handlebar height adjustment locks on both sides until the retaining pin pops out.The
entire handlebar assembly then folds forward. Set it carefully against the machine body.
To reassemble the handlebar, reverse the procedure above.
Fully charge the battery and store it in a dry and well-ventilated area where the temperature does not
commonly fall below freezing. During long-term storage, recharge the battery every three months to
extend its useful life.
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Problem Cause Solution
The motor will not start. The battery packs are not
installed correctly / at all.
Insert the battery packs cor-
rectly.
Low charge. Charge the battery packs.
Replace if necessary.
Key not in lock Insert key in lock.
The motor will switch off after
a short period of operation.
Low charge. Charge the battery packs.
Replace if necessary.
Cutting height too low Adjust cutting height.
The tool does not reach maxi-
mum speed.
The battery packs are not
installed correctly.
Install the battery packs
correctly as described in this
manual.
Low charge. Charge the battery packs.
Replace if necessary.
The drive system is not working
properly.
Contact an authorized service
centre.
Blade not moving Turn off the
tool immediately.
The tool is jammed by a foreign
object.
Remove the foreign object.
The drive system is not working
properly.
Contact an authorized service
centre.
Abnormal vibrations – stop
using the tool immediately.
Blade unbalanced (wear, other
causes)
Replace blade.
If your problem is not listed in the table above or if it persists, turn off the machine, wait for all moving
parts to stop, then remove the battery. Contact an authorized service center for repair.

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Identification of the manufacturer/importer's authorised representative:
Manufacturer: Alza.cz, a. s.
Registered office: Jankovcova 1522/53, Holešovice, 170 00 Prague 7
Company ID: 27082440
Subject of the declaration:
Name: Battery Powered Lawn Mower
Model/Type: AT-CLM3320V
The above product has been tested in accordance with the standard (s) used to
demonstrate compliance with the essential requirements set out in the Directive (s):
Machine directive 2006/42/EC
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) directive 2014/30/EU
ROHS directives 2011/65/EU and (EU) 2015/863
Directive 2000/14/EC as amended by 2005/88/EC
Reference to harmonised standards:
EN 60335-1:2012/A15:2021
EN 60335-2-77:2010
EN55014-1:2017/A11:2020
EN55014-2:2015
EN IEC 55014-1:2021
EN IEC 55014-2:2021
EC type-testing carried out by:
No. 0123 TÜV SÜD Product Service GmbH, Certification Body, Ridlerstraße 65, 80339 Munich, Ger-
many
Certificate number: M8A 063263 0331
Technical documentation is stored at:
Alza.cz, a. s.
Jankovcova 1522/53, Holešovice, 170 00 Prague 7
The year of manufacture of the machine and the serial number are indicated on the machine.
Ing. Jan Melena
Business Development Manager
Sales and Purchasing; Private Labels
In Prague, 1.12.2022
EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY