Eliet Edge Styler User manual

Edge Styler
MANUAL

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You will find information about the actual use and maintenance of the machine
in this booklet. Read it carefully and keep it in a safe place.
Please also keep your purchasing invoice or the proof of receipt together with
tis booklet.
Register your prodcut online at www.eliet.eu
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1. Introduction
1.1 Carefully read this user manual
ELIET machines are designed for safe and reliable use if they are operated in accordance with
the instructions given. Carefully read these operating instructions before using the machine.
failure to observe this may result in personal injury of damage to the equipment.
1.2 Identification Data – ELIET EDGE STYLER STD/PRO
Note the identification data relating to your machine in the boxed areas:
Stock No.: MA
Serial number:
Year of Manufacture: 20
2. Warranty
2.1 Warranty card
To be eligible to obtain warranty you must mail the completed warranty card within one month of
the date of purchase to the address stated below:
European customers: US customers:
ELIET EUROPE NV, ELIET USA Inc.
Diesveldstraat 2, 3361 Stafford Street (office B)
B – 8553 Otegem (België) 15204 Pittsburgh (PA)
Tel. [phone] Tel: [phone]
Fax [phone] Fax: [phone]
REGISTER YOUR PRODUCT ONLINE AT WWW.ELIET.EU
Read the warranty conditions on the attached warranty card.

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3. Welcome
Welcome to the family of ELIET users.
We would like to thank you for the confidence that you have placed in ELIET and we are con-
vinced that you have purchased the very best machine. The operating life of your ELIET machine
depends to a great extent on how you care for your machine. If you follow the instructions and
suggestions in these manuals, your ELIET machine will operate for a very long time in optimal
condition.
Read this instruction manual carefully before operating this machine. This will prevent you from
operating the device incorrectly. For your own safety, take into account the safety instructions
specified in the relevant chapter. Even if you are thoroughly familiar with operating such equip-
ment, it is still advisable to read these pages carefully.
At ELIET all our machines and devices are subjected to a policy of continuous change and there-
fore, the specification of your machine may differ slightly in terms of shape, technology and ac-
cessories. The descriptions and technical data in this manual are accurate at the time of printing.
Certain illustrations and descriptions may not be applicable to your specific machine, but instead
relate to a different version of the machine. In turn, we trust that you will understand that the
texts and illustrations in this manual cannot lead to any claims. If you still have any questions
after you have read this manual, please contact your ELIET dealer. Find an official ELIET dealer
near you at www.eliet.eu.
ELIET AT YOUR SERVICE
During office hours our help desk will make every effort to answer your questions :
Europese klanten US customers
GMT +1: van 8.00 u tot 18.00 u GMT -6: from 8AM to 6PM
Tel: [phone] Tel: [phone]
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[e-mail] [e-mail]

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4. Table of Contents
1. Introduction................................................................................................................................ 3
1.1 Carefully read this operating instruction manual ............................................................................. 3
1.2 Identification Data – ELIET Edge Styler STD/PRO ........................................................................... 3
2. Warranty .................................................................................................................................... 3
2.1 Warranty card ........................................................................................................................................... 3
3. Welcome ..................................................................................................................................... 4
4. Table of Contents ...................................................................................................................... 5
5. Operator safety warnings......................................................................................................... 7
5.1 For your information............................................................................................................................... 7
5.2 Caution...................................................................................................................................................... 7
5.3 Warning..................................................................................................................................................... 7
6. Main parts.................................................................................................................................. 8
6.1. Machine.....................................................................................................................................................8
6.2 Motor.........................................................................................................................................................9
6.3 Set-up...................................................................................................................................................... 10
7. Safety instructions ...................................................................................................................11
7.1 Safety messages.......................................................................................................................................11
7.2 Safety features .......................................................................................................................................13
7.3 Safety instructions.................................................................................................................................15
7.3.1 General safety regulations............................................................................................................15
7.3.2 Careful and proper use.................................................................................................................15
7.3.3 Responsibilities of the operator .................................................................................................16
7.3.4 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) ......................................................................................17
7.3.5 Danger zone....................................................................................................................................17
7.3.6 Periodic maintenance...................................................................................................................18
7.3.7 Limits of the machine ...................................................................................................................19
7.3.8 In harmony with nature.............................................................................................................. 20
8. Dealer preparation ...................................................................................................................21
8.2 Parts included .......................................................................................................................................22
8.2 Assembly instructions Edge Styler STD..........................................................................................23
8.3 Assembly instructions Edge Styler PRO.........................................................................................25
8.4 Preparing the machine for use .........................................................................................................25
9. Operating instructions ........................................................................................................... 27
9.1 Preliminary checks ................................................................................................................................27
9.2 Preparing the work area .....................................................................................................................28
9.2.1 Plotting out a reference path .....................................................................................................28
9.2.2 Achieving quality results by preventing damage..................................................................29
9.3 Starting and stopping the motor ......................................................................................................29
9.3.1 Starting the motor.........................................................................................................................29
9.3.2 Stopping the motor.......................................................................................................................31
9.4 Operating the machine......................................................................................................................... 31

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9.4 Operating the machine .................................................................................................................. 31
9.4.1 Principles of operation .................................................................................................................31
9.4.2 Thrusting the blade into the ground ......................................................................................33
9.4.3 Operating the machine...............................................................................................................34
9.4.4 Checking oil and petrol levels ..................................................................................................36
9.4.5 Activating the anti-deviation disc ...........................................................................................36
9.4.6 Adding extra tail weight .............................................................................................................37
9.4.7 Adjusting the steering (Edge Styler Pro)................................................................................37
9.5 Troubleshooting....................................................................................................................................38
9.5.1 Motor fails to start after idle periods ......................................................................................38
9.5.2 Motor shuts off whilst in use ....................................................................................................39
9.5.3 Problems with the blade driver ...................................................................................................... 40
10. Transporting the machine ....................................................................................................42
11. Maintenance ............................................................................................................................44
11.1 General.................................................................................................................................................... 44
11.2 Maintenance schedules...................................................................................................................... 45
11.2.1 Special maintenance.................................................................................................................... 45
11.2.2 Periodic maintenance schedule............................................................................................... 45
11.3 Cleaning the machine..........................................................................................................................47
11.3.1 The importance of cleaning ........................................................................................................47
11.3.2 What does cleaning mean?........................................................................................................47
11.4 Maintenance procedures ................................................................................................................... 49
11.4.1 Motor maintenance...................................................................................................................... 49
11.4.2 Machine maintenance................................................................................................................ 54
11.5 General lubrication treatment ..........................................................................................................62
11.5.1 Lubricants ......................................................................................................................................62
11.5.2 Thorough lubrication using the lubricating nipples provided ...........................................63
11.5.3 Lubricating hinges and contact points prone to friction....................................................63
11.5.4 Lubricating the bearing..............................................................................................................63
12. Winterizing the machine.......................................................................................................65
13. Extra equipment ....................................................................................................................66
14. Hazard analysis .....................................................................................................................69
15. Warranty conditions .............................................................................................................. 70
16. EC Declaration of Conformity .............................................................................................. 73
17. Equipment specifications..................................................................................................... 74

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5. Operator safety warnings
ELIET cannot foresee every situation in which a risk or danger can occur. The warnings in this
user manual, the labels on the machine are therefore, not comprehensive. Even though this will
be minimal, a residue risk will always be present. If you apply a working method, action or tech-
nique as the user that is not explicitly recommended by ELIET, ensure in any case that this will
not represent a danger for bystanders.
A number of symbols (“For your information”, “Caution”, “Warning”) are used in this user manual
to provide additional information and to highlight dangers.
5.1 For your information
5.2 Caution
Caution :
This notice identifies safe usage habits. This is done to prevent incorrect actions
that can result in personal injury or damage to the machine.
5.3 Warning
Warning :
This notice is used to warn you about extreme danger that you must be aware of
in these specific circumstances. Thus remain alert, in order to ensure your own
safety.
These safety measures can only warn and not remove the danger. Using common sense and
observing the guidelines contained in this manual are essential to prevent accidents.
For your information :
This symbol is used to draw your attention to specific information and/or ac-
tions, or to denote where you can find additional information relating to the
subject.

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6. Main parts
To fully understand the content of this operator’s manual you need to be fully conversant with
the terminology used for the descriptions. In this chapter you can find a set of parts identified by
name. It is a good idea to take time to study the machine beforehand for an improved understand-
ing of the descriptions provided in this user manual.
6.1. Machine
1) Blade arm
2) Blade*
3) Blade holder
4) Blade tightening bolt
5) Blade locking mechanism
6) Belt shield
7) Drive belt for the blade
8) Drive belt for the wheel drive
9) Pedal with ratcheting mechanism
10) Transmission box
11) Variomatic (PRO)
12) Studded wheels
13) Swivel caster
14) Anti-deviation disc (PRO)
15) Edging guide (PRO)
16) Height adjustment (PRO)
17) Angling adjustment (PRO)
18) Anti-vibration dampers (PRO)
19) Clutch lever front-wheel drive
20) Lever for releasing the blade arm lock
21) Control lever for managing speed
(PRO)

*(for an overview of the selection of blade types, see chapter 13)
The machine can be slightly different from the figure.
For your information:
References in this manual to the right- or left-hand
side, back or front, are viewed from the working-positi-
on of the operater, behind the handle-bar.
For your information:
Your ELIET dealer is at your service, ready to provide you with maintenance or
advice so that your ELIET machine always remains in optimal condition. Original
ELIET parts and lubricants can be obtained from your ELIET dealer. These ser-
vice parts are manufactured to the same stringent accuracy requirements and
standard of craftsmanship as the original equipment. (Find your nearest dealer
by visiting www.eliet.eu)
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6.2 Motor
1) Start and stop switch
2) Throttle (choke)
3) Thrust lever
4) Fuel tap
5) Recoil starter
6) Petrol filler cap
7) Air filter
8) Oil filler cap
9) Oil drain plug
10) Spark plug
11) Exhaust

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6.3 Set-up
The Edge Styler has two set-ups:
1. Working set-up
In configuring the styler for operating mode, the blade arm
should be tilted to its lowest position and locked in place. The
blade driver is active in this mode, in which case the blade
slices at a rate of 1,000 jabs per minute. In this mode, there is
an increased risk of cutting wounds. Therefore, the operator
should always operate the machine from the proper position
behind the steering.
2. Transport- or storage set-up
In this mode the blade arm is propped up (quasi vertically) in
its highest position. The blade driver is also decoupled, and
the blade does not move. This is considered a safety mode for
transporting the machine.
Caution:
For your safety, use only genuine ELIET parts on ELIET machines. The list of
original replacement parts and their ordering code can be consulted online by
visiting www. eliet. eu.
Warning:
All intermediary positions of the blade arm, meaning when positioned between
its two extremes, are considered to be in a transitional state and are, thereby,
limited in usefulness when the blade is thrust into the ground. These should not
be used whilst operating, transporting, stowing away, or performing maintenance
on the machine.
If the motor unexpectedly becomes engaged when the blade is intermediately
positioned, then the threat to safety and risk of slicing wounds becomes un-
equivocally real.

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7. Safety instructions
7.1 Safety messages
Safety stickers or relief images have been affixed on to visible areas of the machine. Make a note
of the icons and warning messages specified on these stickers..
1) Sticker with pictogrammes and general
info (BQ 505 010 171)
2) Sticker - Danger! Keep hands clear
(BQ 505 010 380)
3) Sticker - Belt shield
(BQ 505 010 370)
4) Sticker - idling speed (BQ 505 010 020)
5) Noise level
6) Identification sticker
Caution:
Whilst operating or performing maintenance, suitable clothing and protective
gear should be worn. Doing so will avoid potential accidents. Working with or
performing maintenance on the machine poses the risk of slicing wounds to the
hands. Be attentive and cautious.

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• This sticker provides a summary of the general safety regu-
lations by using icons:
- Before operating the machine the manual should be read
and understood.
- Suitable safety clothing (gloves, safety glasses, ear defen-
ders) should be wordn when operating the machine.
- Operating or carrying out maintenance on the machine
presents the risk of injury to hands. Be alert and careful.
•this sticker reminds the operator to switch off the engine
and release the spark plug cap before carrying out main-
tenance ont he machine. This is to prevent the motor from
unexpectedly switching on whilst performing maintenance.
• Thisstickerremindstheoperatortokeepbystandersata
safe distance. As a general rule, everyone should remain
at a perimeter of at least 3 meters away from the machine.
If anyone ever comes within proximity of the machine, the
operator should stop the wheel drive, lift up the blade arm,
and turn off the motor.
• Thepictogrammeandwarningmessageonthisstickerin-
forms the operator and bystanders of the impending danger
of being inflicted with cutting wounds in the vicinity of the
blade and blade driver. One should keep at an appropriate
distance from this zone and be on high alert.
• Thisstickerpointsoutthedangerwhichcanoccurifthe
guard is removed while the motor is rotating. Never operate
the machine if the guard is not in place.
• Themachine’smotorrunsataloweridlingspeed:2800
revs/min. This reduces the amount of noise produced by the
machine as well as energy wastage.
Caution:
Safety stickers or parts that include safety information that are damaged due
to use or cleaning, become illegible or have been removed must be immediately
replaced. Stickers and parts can be obtained from your official ELIET dealer.

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• Thisstickershowsthesoundpowerlevel(LwA)expressed
in decibels d(B)A, which is a guaranteed minimum that the
machine will produce under normal operating circumstances.
This unique sticker contains all of the identifying elements of
the machine.
•Yearofmanufacture
•Model
•Typenumber
•Serialnumber
•Capacity
•Weight
•GuaranteedA-weightednoiselevel
In addition, the sticker bears company information of the
manufacturer. The sticker bears the seal of conformity with
European standards in the form of a CE label.
7.2 Safety features
Cutting mechanism:
This ELIET machine is uniquely designed to edge lawns without
producing dust or loose chippings. The risk of injury or harm to
others is thereby kept to a minimum.
Protective coverings:
All outward-rotating parts that could pose any potential danger
and lead to accidents are adequately shielded by a protective
cover.
MA022001150687600523052220
Prod. Code:
Model:
Engine:
Weight:
Serial:
Year:
Power:
LwA:
Caution:
Safety stickers or parts that include safety information that are damaged due
to use or cleaning, become illegible or have been removed must be immediately
replaced. Stickers and parts can be obtained from your official ELIET dealer.

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Dead man’s handle:
Mounted onto the steering bracket is a red handle, which
serves as a vigilance control for the wheel drive. Releasing the
handle will shut off the traction.
Disconnecting the blade:
Lifting the blade out of its normal operating position will shut
off the drive, in which case the blade comes to a stop as soon
as it is lifted from the ground.
Ergonomics:
The styler’s steering mechanism is dampened against jarring
and is adjustable in terms of steering height and angling. This
feature is ideal for the operator in that it allows him to deploy
the styler in a way that is best suited for him and the tasks at
hand. Not only will be less prone to injury, he will also not tire
as quickly, which is beneficial for safety.
Anti-deviation disc:
This component ensures that the styler does not deviate off
course during operation. The disc minimizes the chance that
the styler will slip out of alignment when performing edge
work at a sloped angle (for example, styling the edge of a
golf-course bunker). Hence, the operator is able to keep the
machine better under control in risky situations.

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Variable driving speed:
The black lever on the bottom right of the steering bar allows
the operator to smoothly regulate the driving speed depend-
ing on the type of ground. If the lever is fully released, the
machine runs at its lowest speeds. If the lever is fully clenched,
however, the styler will run at its highest speeds.
7.3 Safety instructions
7.3.1 General safety instructions
• TheOwnerManualmuststaywiththeunitduringitscompleteservicelife.Itservesasarefer-
ence for the user, and enables the machine to be used and maintained in accordance with the
correct instructions. Always refer to this instruction manual if you have any doubts about an
action that you are about to perform.
• Iftheinstructionsstatedinthismanualarenotcleartoyou,donothesitatetocontactyour
Eliet dealer for further explanation. In addition, the ELIET helpdesk is at your service during
office hours to answer any queries you may have: (EU [phone]).
• Readthechaptermeantforthedealer(see:Chapter8)andimmediatelyverifywhetherthe
machine has been delivered in accordance with the instructions.
• Afteryoupurchasethemachine,allowthedealeroraprofessionaltogiveyousomeinstruc-
tion regarding the correct use.
• CarefullyobserveallsafetyinstructionswhenusingtheELIETmachine!Carefullyreadallthe
instructions relating to the use of the machine. All these instructions relate to your personal
safety.
• AlwaysobservetheapplicableregulationsoftheLabourInspectoratetoavoidaccidents.
• Readandobserveallsafetymessagespostedonthemachineintheformofstickersoricons.
• Undernoconditionswhatsoevermaytheoriginaldesignofthemachinebemodiedwithout
written consent of ELIET EUROPE NV (Belgium).
7.3.2 Careful and proper use
• Thismachineisintendedtobeusedforstylinglawnedgesordiggingnarrowtrenchesfor
laying shallow, DC- (low voltage) ground cables or irrigation networks just underneath the lawn
surface. The machine should only be used for its intended purpose and with original ELIET
blades.
• Themachineshouldonlybeemployedonsoftgroundthatisfreeofforeignobjectsorother
surface obstructions.
• NeverusetheEdgeStyleronfrozenland.
• Thestylerblademakesstabbingmotions.ELIETmaynotbeheldresponsiblefordamageto
the equipment or to personal property as the result of careless or improper use, such as run-

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ning the blade over an obstructive object when the machine is engaged.
• ItisprohibitedtooperatetheEdgeStylerinanypositionotherthantherecommendedwork-
ing position.
• Itisunsafeforpersonssufferingheartproblemsand/orhavingbalancedisturbancestooper-
ate the machine.
• Thinkaboutwhatyouaredoingwheneveryouoperatethemachine.Donotbetemptedtolet
routine dull your attention. Never act impulsively or in reflex.
• Despitetheextensivesafetyfeatures,donotseekoutdangeroussituations.
• Neverworkwithamachinethathasnotbeenfullyassembled.Checkthenishofthemachine
to ensure compliance with the instructions provided in this manual.
• Neverattempttochangeamachinesettingandneverperformmaintenancewhenthemotoris
running.
• Themachinemaycauseanexplosionwhenyouworknearammableproducts,fumes,etc..
7.3.3 Responsibilities of the Operator
• Allpersonsusingthemachineareassumedtobefullyconversantwiththesafetyinstructions.
The operator is fully liable for the use of the machine in regard to himself and to third
parties.
• Itisassumedthattheoperatorofthismachineismatureenoughandhasenoughcommon
sense to make decisions by himself.
• Underagepersonsmustnotoperatethemachine.However,thisdoesnotapplytoyouths
above the age of 16 years, who are learning to operate the machine under the supervision of
an experienced operator.
• Adisabledpersonmayonlyoperatethemachinewhenunderthesupervisionofanexperi-
enced operator.
• Children(youngerthan16yearsofage)andanimalsmustbekeptwellaway(>3m)fromthe
machine.
• ELIETrecommendthatthemachineshouldnotbelenttoothers.However,ifthisisdone,only
lend it to persons who are conversant with the machine. Always ensure that the user is
aware of the potential hazards, and ensure that he reads the manual before he uses the
machine.
• Thismachinemustonlybeoperatedbypersonswhoareingoodphysicalcondition.Ifyoube-
come tired during the work, take a rest in due time. Persons consuming alcohol or drugs must
not operate this machine.
• The user must draw up a list that registers the number of hours worked. This will ensure that
the repetitive maintenance schedule can be followed correctly in relation to the machine.
Warning:
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7.3.4 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• You must wear suitable clothing to operate this machine. That is, clothing covering the whole
body, heavy protective gloves and closed non-slip footwear.
• Donotwearloosettingclothing(ashawl,forinstance,shouldbeavoidedbyallmeans).Long
hair should be contained using a cap or a headband, or worn in a ponytail.
• Fortheprotectionofthemostsensitivesenses,Elietrecommendseardefendersandsafety
goggles.
• ou must pay more attention and be more careful when wearing ear protection because noises
that announce a danger (such as shouting, signal sounds) will only be heard to a limited degree.
• ELIETdonotrecommendusingaWalkmanoraportableMP3playerwhilstworking.
• Edge styling can produce a considerable amount of dust. ELIET recommends using a dust mask
if this agitates your respiratory airways (masks should comply with the 89/686/EEC standard).
7.3.5 Danger zone
• Duringthework,donotallowbystanderstoentertheriskzonethatstretchesupto3m
around the machine.
• The operator should not leave his post unless the blade has been lifted away from the ground
and has come to a complete halt.
• Shouldthemachinebedefectiveandthebladedoesnotceaseoperatinguponliftingtheblade
arm, then the motor should be immediately switched off. The defect should be identified and
fixed before commencing operation once again.
• Contactwithmovingpartsmaycauseinjuryordamage.Ensure,therefore,thathands,feetor
loose clothing are well away from moving parts.
• Youmustonlyoperatethemachinewhenitisinitsnormalworkingcondition.
• Donottakeanyrisksandimmediatelystopthemachineassoonasanyoneentersthedanger
area.
• Childrenandanimalsmustbekeptwellawayfromthemachine.
• Whenleavingthemachine,themotormustbeswitchedoff.
For your information:
The operator of the machine can reduce the risk of injury by wearing the
proper, personal protective gear.

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• Oncethemotorisrunning,focusallyourattentiononoperatingthemachine.
• Protective coverings keep danger zones shielded and eliminate the risk of someone involun-
tarily coming into contact with these areas. Never use the machine if these covers have been
dismantled or removed.
7.3.6 Periodic maintenance
• Anyworkdonewithorperformedonthemachinethatdoesnotinvolveedgestylingorcable
trenching, for which the machine was normally intended, is considered
to be maintenance. Proper procedures, attire, and conditions for main-
tenance (see § 7.3.4., § 11: maintenance) should be strictly observed, as
prescribed by ELIET.
• Periodicmaintenanceisessential.Forthisreason,strictlyfollowthe
maintenance schedule in this user manual.
• Giventhatthebladeisacriticalcomponentofthestyler,itsstate(that
being its sharpness, condition, mounting, etc.) must be inspected on
multiple occasions per edging session.
• Sharpenthebladesbeforetheybecometoodullorreplacethemas
necessary (§13 extra equipment).
• Thebladeshouldbereplacedcompletelywhenithasworndownby
more than 1/3rd of its original width.
• Draw up a maintenance register in which you keep the performed mainte-
nance updated in detail .
• Regularlycleaningthemachineisessential.Inparticular,keeptheair
supply for ventilation of the motor free from obstructions. This will
prevent overheating and consequential damage to the machine.
• Whenpartsmustberenewedasaresultofwearorfailure,youmust
always request genuine ELIET service parts from your ELIET dealer. This
is important in the interests of your own safety. (Find an official ELIET
dealer near you by visiting www.eliet.eu)
• Thelistoforiginalreplacementpartsandtheirorderingcodecanbe
consulted online by visiting www.eliet.eu.
• Alwaysensurethemotorisswitchedoffbeforeperformingrepairsor
maintenance.
• Alwayswearsuitableclothingforperformingmaintenance.
7.3.7 Limits of the machine
Caution:
For your own safety, and in the interest of preserving the life of the machine, the
Edge Styler should regularly undergo maintenance.

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Measurments of the machine (LxBxH in mm)
1250x540x915
Distance from the blade to the outer edge of the
left wheel: 10 cm
In the interest of stability and issues concerning
the oil quench bath in the motor, the styler should
never be employed on a slope exceeding the following parameters:
Maximum forward tilt: 20° or 36%
Maximum left tilt: 15° or 26%
Maximum right tilt: 20° or 36%
Steering height EDGE STYLER STD:
88 cm
Steering height EDGE STYLER PRO:
max : 100 cm
min : 80 cm
Lateral angling EDGE STYLER PRO:
Lock-tilt left/right at 31.5°
Maximum left/right tilt angle without locking: 50°
Ground clearance underneath the machine : 4 cm
Maximum elevation of the swivel caster : 15 cm
Span of the tyre tread on the machine :
Inner distance between the two traction tyres : 21
cm
Outer distance between the two traction tyres : 41
cm
Tyre ground pressure :
STD: traction tyres : 31 kg/wheel; swivel caster : 20
kg
PRO: traction tyres : 35 kg/wheel; swivel caster : 24
kg
Driving speed (motor 2800 T/MIN) :

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Edge Styler STD: 0.9 km/h
Edge Styler PRO min. : 0.9 km/h, Max : 2 km/h
Blade depth :
depends on the blade type, min 20 mm, Max 150 mm
Noise level :
sound pressure at the ear of the operator (1,70 m): LwA 83 dB(A)
Sound capacity: LwA : 94 dB(A)
7.3.8 In harmony with nature
• Use the machine in a manner that respects environmental regulations:
• Avoidunnecessarymachinerunningwhilenotatwork.
• Avoidspillingpetrolwhilerefuelling.
• Neverdisposeofcontaminatedmotoroilinadrainagewell,thetoilet,acesspit,orsewer,etc.
• Oilleaksinthemotorortransmissionshouldbeimmediatelyrepaired.
• Servicetheengineregularlyinordertoachieveoptimumcombustion.
• Anywastematerialsresultingfromperformingmaintenanceonthemachineshouldalwaysbe
disposed of properly and in their designated place either for recycling or other environment-
friendly processing.