Cocraft SHB2800 User manual

ENGLISHSVENSKANORSKSUOMIDEUTSCH
Ver. 20170808
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Original Bedienungsanleitung
Art.no Model
18-4735 SHB2800-UK
31-9157 SHB2800
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understand it before you use the
equipment. Keep the manual for future
reference.
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HS 2800-C
230 V
18-4735 ∙31-9157
GARDEN SHREDDER
KOMPOSTKVARN KOMPOSTKVERN
OKSASILPPURI GARTENHÄCKSLER

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Garden Shredder
Art.no 18-4735 Model SHB2800-UK
31-9157 SHB2800
Please read theentire instruction manual before using theproduct and then save
it for future reference. We reserve theright for any errors in text or images and any
necessary changes made to technicaldata. In theevent of technical problems or other
queries, please contact our Customer Services (see address details on theback).
Safety
• Always disconnect themachine from themains power supply before servicing,
adjusting or cleaningit. Themotor will continue to rotate ashort while after
themachine has been turnedoff.
• Note: Themotor must be in operation when theanvil plate is adjusted, refer to
theAdjusting theanvil plate sectionbelow.
• If themains lead is damaged it must only be replaced by aqualified electrician.
• Themachine may be used by children of 8 years and above and by persons
with reduced physical, sensory or mental capability or lack of experience and
knowledge provided they have been given supervision or instruction concerning
theuse of themachine in asafe manner and understand thehazards involved.
• Theoperator is responsible for thesafety of third parties within theworkingarea.
• Thegarden shredder most be placed on afirm and level surface.
• Use gloves, hearing protection, aface or dust mask and safety goggles or visor
when using themachine.
• Never let children play with themachine. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not
be made by children without supervision.
• Make sure that themachine is completely and correctly assembled before
connecting it to thepower supply.
• Never insert your hands into thehopper.
• Never wear loose clothing or jewellery which might get caught in thematerial being
fed into thehopper. Wearprotective hair covering to contain longhair.
General safety guidelines
• Themachine must never be used if it is in any way damaged or malfunctioning.
Neveruse anextension cable that is in any way damaged.
• Themachine must only be used as described in this instruction manual.
• Be careful to ensure that no foreign objects (stones, cans, pieces of metal, etc)
arefed into thehopper by accident.
• Never work in dark or poor light conditions.
• Make sure that you are standing steady and well balanced when using themachine.
• Never leave themachine unattended when it is connected to thepower supply.

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• Always switch themachine off and disconnect it from thepower supply before
moving it to anew location.
• Never operate themachine in therain. Donot expose themachine torain.
• Always keep other people at asafe distance from thework area, especially whilst
operating themachine. Children and animals should not be allowed in theworkarea.
• Check regularly for damage and that all screws aretight.
• Themachine should only be connected to a220–240 V, 50/60 Hz mains outlet
protected by a30 mA residual current device (RCD).
• Any extension cables used must be suitable for outdoor use and have arating of
at least H07RN-F and aminimum conductor cross-sectional area of 1.5 mm² (e.g.
a3G1.5 mm² cable). Iftheextension lead has too small aconductor cross sectional
area themachine’s performance will be reduced considerably. Forleads under 25m
in length aminimum conductor cross-sectional area of 1.5 mm² is required, for
cables over 25 m in length thecross-sectional area must be at least 2.5 mm².
• If themachine should start making any unusual noise or vibration, immediately
switch off, allow thecutter to stop, unplug themachine. Investigate thecause of
theproblem and remedy it before operating themachineagain.
• Themachine should only be repaired by qualified service technicians using original
replacementparts.
Safety symbols
Caution: Setthepower switch to 0and remove thecable from
themachine. Ensurethat theblades have stopped completely before
servicing, transporting,etc.
Caution: Ensurethat thesafety area is of adequatesize.
Caution: Thereis arisk of material being thrown forcefully from
themachine duringuse. Makesure that bystanders and pets are
removed from theworkarea.
Caution: Protect themachine against moisture ando not expose
it torain.
Warning! Always wear safety glasses and ear defenders.

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Warning! Readthrough theentire instruction manual and follow
all warnings and safety guidelines. Keeptheinstruction manual
accessible for future reference.
Caution: Rotating blades. Keephands and feet away from theintake
opening and outputchute.
Note: Theblades continue to rotate ashort while after themachine
has been turnedoff.
Warning! Makesure that you have read and understood theentire
instruction manual before connecting themachine to thepower supply.
Always wear safety gloves.
Always unplug themachine if its mains lead is damaged in any way.

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Product description
1. Chip collector release catch/safety cut-off
2. Handle
3. Motor housing ventilationslots
4. Controlpanel
5. Hopper
6. Anvil plate adjustmentscrew
7. Power lead socket
8. Stand
9. Collector

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Control panel
10. [l ] On switch
11. Rotation direction selector
12. Overload protection reset button
13. [O ] Off switch
Assembly
Note: Thegarden shredder is heavy, you may need assistance when lifting it out of
thebox and assemblingit.
1. Turn thestand upside down
and slide thewheel axle into
theaxletube.
3. Fit thewheels onto theaxle, making
sure to face them as shown.
2. Fit awasher and awheel bearing
onto each end of theaxle.
4. Fit awasher on theoutside of
eachwheel.

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5. Secure thewheels in place with
thenuts.
7. Turn thestand theright way up and
place theshredder ontoit. Fasten
theshredder to thewith ascrew in
each of thefour corners.
6. Fit thehubcaps.
8. Slide thecollector box into place
under theshredder.
9. Lock thecollector onto theshredder
by pushing up therelease catch (1).
Note: The release catch must be all
the way up for the shredder to start.

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Operating instructions
Note: Themachine is only designed for shredding biodegradable garden waste such
as twigs and branches from bushes, hedges and smalltrees. Themachine must not
be used for processing earth-covered roots, stones, metal, glass, fabric, paper or
plasticbags. Neither should theshredder be used for material that does not have
afirm consistency,e.g. kitchenwaste.
Rated voltage
Themachine should only be connected to a220–240 V, 50/60 Hz mains outlet
protected by a30 mA residual current device (RCD).
Switching the machine on/off
Note: Theshredder is fitted with ano-volt release switch which prevents themachine
from automatically starting again after apowercut.
• Press [I] to switch theshredderon.
• Press [O] to switch theshredderoff.
Rotation direction selector
Thedirection selector (11) can be used to release or back out twigs or other debris
which has stuck in theshredder. Note: Theselector switch must only be turned when
theshredder is switched off and theblade drum has stopped rotating.
• Set theselector to for normal operation.
• Switch theshredder off, wait until theblade drum has stopped rotating and
set theselector to . Holdin [I ] to start theshredder, [l] will spring backout.
Theblade drum will rotate in reverse for as long as theswitch is heldin. Thiswill
enable any material which has fastened in thehopper to be freed and pulledout.
Motor overload cut-out
1. If theshredder is overloaded,e.g. theblade drum is jammed; themotor will
automatically stop after afew seconds. Theoverload cut-out protection switch
automatically cuts off thepower supply to themotor. Waitat least 1 minute to give
themotor time to cool before pressing thereset button (12).
2. Then press [I] to start theshredderagain.
Adjusting the anvil plate
Thecutting mechanism consists of arotating blade drum and ananvil plate which
theblades on thedrum strike against. Foroptimum results thedistance between
theblades on thedrum and theanvil plate should be 0–0.5mm. Thedistance is
pre-set by themanufacturer and should not need to be adjusted before theshredder
is used for thefirsttime. After some use, theanvil plate will need to be adjusted in
order for theshredder to work effectively. Thisis done as follows:

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1. Set thedirection selector (11) to for normal operation. Starttheshredder.
Turntheadjustment screw (6) slowly and carefully (half aturn moves theanvil
about 0.5mm) clockwise until ascraping sound isheard.
2. Thegap between theblades and theanvil plate is now at 0mm and is set for
optimum shredding.
General advice
• Make sure that you have read and understood theentire instruction manual before
using themachine.
• Wear protective eyewear, hearing protection, protective gloves and sturdy workwear.
• Use preferably ahelmet with avisor.
• Warning: Iflong objects are placed into themachine there is arisk that
thematerial will begin towhip. Keepasafe distance.
• Feed thematerial to be shredded into theright-hand side of thehopper, feeding in
just theright amount of material so as not to clog theintake opening.
• Wilted or damp garden waste should be processed in alternating turns with dry
branches to prevent clogging and jamming.
• Kitchen waste and soft materials must not be fed into theshredder.
• Let branches with lots of twigs and leaves feed all theway into thehopper before
attempting to feed in any more material.
• Make sure to empty thecollector box before it becomes full to prevent thematerial
in thecollector from hindering new material to pass through thecutter.
• Keep themotor housing ventilation slots (3) free from debris.
Care and storage
• Disconnect theshredder from themains before carrying out any servicing or
cleaning operations.
• Clean theexterior of theshredder using adampcloth. Useonly mild cleaning
agents, never solvents or corrosive chemicals.
• Never wash theshredder using apressure washer or hosepipe. Watermay under
no circumstances get into themachine.
• Disconnect theshredder from themains and store it in adry and dust-free area and
out of thereach of children whenever it is not to be used for anextended period.

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Troubleshooting guide
Theshredder
doesn’tstart.
• Is theextension lead intact and securely connected to
both thewall socket and theshredder?
• Is thewall socketlive? ChecktheRCD.
• Has themotor overload cut-out tripped?
SeetheMotor overload cut-out section above for
instructions about resettingit.
• Check that the chip collector release catch is all
the way up.
Thematerial in
thehopper is not
feedingdown.
• Check that theblade drum is rotating in theright
direction (refer to Rotation direction selector above).
• Thecollector box might be full, emptyit.
Thematerial fed in is
not shredded finely
enough.
Adjust theanvilplate. Referto theAdjusting theanvil
plate sectionabove.
Responsible disposal
This symbol indicates that this product should not be disposed of with
general householdwaste. Thisapplies throughout theentire EU. Inorder
to prevent any harm to theenvironment or health hazards caused by
incorrect waste disposal, theproduct must be handed in for recycling
so that thematerial can be disposed of in aresponsible manner.
Whenrecycling your product, take it to your local collection facility or
contact theplace of purchase. Theywill ensure that theproduct is
disposed of in anenvironmentally sound manner.
Specications
Rated voltage 220–240V AC, 50/60 Hz
Power 2800W
Collectorbox 45l
Max no-loadspeed 46rpm
Cutting capacity 45mm
Noise emission LpA: 84dB(A), K = 3 dB(A)
LwA: 92dB(A), K = 3 dB(A)
Size 56×46×90cm
Weight 25.6kg