EDGER ATTACHMENT — EA080010
6. Remove the nut, outer flange, blade and the inner
flange from the motor shaft (Fig. I). Check and
replace them if they are worn.
Fig. I parts description see below:
I-1 Motor Shaft I-5 Blade
I-2 Inner Flange I-6 Outer Flange
I-3 Slot in the Inner Flange I-7 Nut
I-4 Bulge on the Inner Flange I-8 Cotter Pin
Installing the blade
1. Position the inner flange onto the motor shaft with
bulge facing outwards (Fig. I).
2. Install the new blade onto the inner flange, ensuring that
the blade is mounted into its place securely (Fig. J).
3. Mount the outer flange and the nut onto the shaft, and
pre-tighten the nut COUNTERCLOCKWISE by hand.
4. Follow the above step 4 & 5 in “Removing the blade”
to stabilize the blade to securely tighten the nut in
COUNTERCLOCKWISE.
5. Insert a new cotter pin supplied into the hole in the
motor shaft. Bent the two feet of the pin in opposite
directions with a needle nose pliers (not included)
(Fig. G).
REPLACING THE GUIDE WHEEL
1. Stop the motor and remove the battery pack.
2. Lay the edger on its back so that the guide wheel is
facing upwards.
3. Loosen the depth-adjusting knob in the direction
of the unlocking arrow marked on the knob and
removing it.
4. Remove the spring washer, plain washer 1, guide
wheel, bushing and plain washer 2 from the screw
pole (Fig. K). Check and replace them if they are worn.
5. Mount the screw pole through the depth-adjusting
guide bar first, and then mount the plain washer 2,
bushing and new wheel, then mount the plain washer
1, spring washer and depth-adjusting knob onto the
screw pole in the sequence shown in Fig. K.
Fig. K parts description see below:
K-1 Depth Adjusting Knob K-5 Bushing
K-2 Spring Washer K-6 Plain Washer 2
K-3 Plain Washer 1 K-7 Screw Pole
K-4 Guide Wheel K-8 Depth Adjusting
Guide Bar
NOTICE: The guide wheel should be mounted with its flat
ribs facing inwards (Fig. L).
Fig. L parts description see below:
L-1 Screws L-3 Debris Flap
L-2 Flat Rib L-4 Fixing Board
6. Lock the depth-adjusting knob.
REPLACING THE DEBRIS FLAP (Fig. L)
1. Stop the motor and remove the battery pack.
2. Use the hex wrench provided to loosen the two
screws.
3. Remove the screws, fixing board and worn debris
flap.
4. Replace with a new debris flap and lock it with the
fixing board and the two screws.
CHECKING AND REPLACING THE ANTI-WEAR
PROTECTIVE GUARD/GUIDE PLATE (Fig. M)
Check the anti-wear protective guard and the guide plate
for damage before starting the power tool. The anti-wear
protective guard must be replaced as soon as the gear
case becomes visible.
NOTICE: The gear case may be seriously damaged if you
do not replace the anti-wear protective guard as soon as the
gear case is visible.
1. Stop the motor and remove the battery pack.
2. Wear protective gloves. Rotate the blade as
necessary to expose the two screws.
3. Use the hex wrench provided to loosen the two
screws and remove them.
NOTICE: If you just need to replace the guide plate, loosen
and remove just the screw 1.
4. Replace the deformed or worn anti-wear protective
guard/guide plate.
5. Assemble the new anti-wear protective guard and
guide plate onto the gear case and lock them with
the two screws.
Fig. M parts description see below:
M-1 Screw 1 M-4 Anti-wear Protective Guard
M-2 Guide Plate M-5 Mounting Holes
M-3 Screw 2 M-6 Gear Case
REMOVING THE GUIDE PLATE
If you are experienced with this type of edger, or if you
find that the guide plate is a hindrance in your edging
operation, you may remove the guide plate.
1. Loosen and remove screw 1.
2. Remove the guide plate.
3. Replace and tighten screw 1.
