FLORABEST ?FAH 18 A Owner's manual

FAH 18 A
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Cordless Hedge Trimmer
Translation of original operation manual
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  
 Beforerstusingthemachine,
pleasereadthisinstructionmanual
carefully,foryourownsafetyand
forthesafetyofothers.Keepthe
manualinasafeplaceandpassit
ontoanysubsequentownertoen-
surethattheinformationcontained
thereinisavailableatalltimes.
Content

Symbols..............................................4
Generalsafetyinstructionsfor
powertools..........................................5
SpecialSafetyDirections...................7


FunctionDescription.........................10
Overview...........................................10
Scopeofdelivery..............................10

Removing/insertingthebattery....... 11
Rechargingthebattery...................... 11

SwitchingOnandOff........................ 11
Checkingthebatterychargelevel.....12
WorkingwiththeHedgeTrimmer......12
CuttingTechniques...........................12
CuttingTimes....................................13

Cleaning............................................13
Maintenance.....................................13










Notes on Safety
Thissectiondetailsthebasicsafetyin-
structionsforworkingwiththeappliance.
Symbols

 


 Instructionsymbols(theinstruc-
tionisexplainedattheplaceofthe
exclamationmark)withinformation
onpreventingdamage.
 Helpsymbolswithinformationon
improvingtoolhandling.

 Caution!
 Readthroughtheinstructionman-
ualcarefully.
 Weareyeandearprotection.
 Donotusethehedgetrimmerin
therainoronwethedges.
dB
LWA  Informationoftheacousticpower
levelLWAindB.
 Machinesarenottobeplacewith
domesticwaste.
 Cuttinglength

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 

Donotdisposeof
batteriesinhouse-
holdwaste,reor
water.
max. 60°C
 Donotsubjectthebatteryto
strongsunlightoverlongperiods
anddonotleaveitonaheater
(max.60°C).
 Takebatteriestoanoldbattery
collectionpointwheretheywillbe
recycledinanenvironmentally
friendlymanner.

 WARNING!
 Beforeusingforthersttime,care-
fullyreadthroughtheusermanual
 Therechargerisforindooruse
only.
130°C
 Protectivetemperaturelimiter
 ProtectionclassII
 Electricalappliancesmustnot
bedisposedofwiththedomestic
waste.
General safety instructions for
power tools

 Omis-
sions in the compliance with safety
directions and instructions can
cause electrical shock, re and/or
severe injuries.


The term “Power Tools” used in the safety
instructions refers to mains-operated
power tools (with power cord) and to bat-
tery-operated power tools (without power
cord).
 
 
Cluttered or dark areas invite accidents.
 


Power tools create sparks
which may ignite the dust or fumes.
 
. Distrac-
tions can cause you to lose control.
 
 



Unmodied plugs and matching outlets
will reduce risk of electric shock.
 


There is an increased risk of electric
shock if your body is earthed or ground-
ed.
 
 Water entering a
power tool will increase the risk of elec-
tric shock.
 




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  
Damaged or entangled cords
increase the risk of electric shock.
 

 Use of a cord
suitable for outdoor use reduces the risk
of electric shock.
 


 Use of an RCD reduces the
risk of electric shock.

 
 




A moment of inattention
white operating power tools may result
in serious personal injury.
 
 Protec-
tive equipment such as dust mask, non-
skid safety shoes, hard hat, or hearing
protection used for appropriate condi-
tions will reduce personal injuries.
 



Carrying power tools
with your nger on the switch or ener-
gising power tools that have the switch
on invites accidents.
 
A
wrench or a key left attached to a rotat-
ing part of the power tool may result in
personal injury.
 
 This
enables better control of the power tool
in unexpected situations.
 


Loose clothes, jewellery or
long hair can be caught in moving parts.
 


Use of
dust collection can reduce dust-related
hazards.
 
 

 The correct power tool will do the
job better and safer at the rate for which
it was designed.
 

Any power tool that cannot be control-
led with the switch is dangerous and
must be repaired.
 



Such preven-
tive safety measures reduce the risk of
starting the power tool accidentaIly.
 



Power tools are dan-
gerous in the hands of untrained users.
 



 If damaged,


 
have the power tool repaired before
use. Many accidents are caused by
poorly maintained power tools.
 
Properly maintained cutting tools with
sharp cutting edges are less Iikely to
bind and are easier to control.
 



Use of the
power tool for operations different from
those intended could result in a hazard-
ous situation.
 

 

Risk of re if a charger that is
suitable for a specic type of battery is
used with other batteries.
 
The
use of other batteries may result in inju-
ries and risk of re.
 



A short circuit between
the battery contacts may cause burns
or re.
 




Leaking battery uid may cause
skin irritations or burns.
 
 

This will
ensure that the safety of the power tool
is maintained.
Special Safety Directions
 

 




One
moment of carelessness in the usage
of the hedge trimmer can lead to severe
injury.
 



Careful handling of the tool reduces the
risk of injury from the blade.

 Foryourpersonalsafety:
 Wearsuitableworkclothessuchas
bootswithnon-slipsoles,sturdylong
trousers,glovesandgoggles.Donot
wearlongowingclothingorjewel-
lery,asthismaybecaughtbymov-
ingparts.Donotusethistoolwhile
walkingbarefootedorwhilewearing
opensandals.
a) Donotusethehedgetrimmerinthe
rain.
b) Theapplianceisdesignedfortrimming
hedges.Donotusetocuttwigs,hard
woodorotherobjects.

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  
c) Donotattempttodislodgeablocked/
trappedbladebeforeswitchingthetool
off.
d) Beforecommencingwiththetrimming
checkthehedgeforhiddenobjects
suchaswireetc.
e) Whenoperatingtheappliance,always
holditwellwithbothhandsandatsome
distanceawayfromyourbody.
f) Donotusethetoolinthevicinityof
ammableliquidsorgasses.Fire-and
explosionriskexistintheeventofa
shortcircuit.
g) Thebladeshavetobecheckedfor
wearinregularintervalsandre-sharp-
ened.Bluntbladeswilloverloadthe
machine.Resultingdamagesarenot
coveredbywarranty.
h) Donotattempttorepairthetoolyour-
self,unlessyouareschooledinthis
eld.Allworks,whicharenotdescribed
inthismanual,mayonlybeperformed
byourService-Centre.
 

 
 In-
serting a battery into a power tool that is
switched on may result in accidents.
 


 


 

 Heat dam-
ages the battery and there is a risk of
explosion.
 

 

Risk of short circuit and fumes may be
emitted that irritate the respiratory tract.
Ensure fresh air and seek medical as-
sistance in the event of discomfort.
 

 

 

Risk of re and explosion. This ensures
that the safety of the device is main-
tained.
 


 Do not use a
defective charger and do not open it up
yourself. This ensures that the safety of
the device is maintained.
 


 Risk of
electric shock.
 



 

 Dirt and the entry of
water increase the risk of electric shock.
 
 Charging
other batteries may result in injuries and
risk of re.
 
This can result in internal short
circuits.

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 
 

 Risk of re due to heating during
charging.
i) If the power cable for this equipment is
damaged, it must be replaced by the
manufacturer, a customer service agent
of the same or a similarly qualied per-
son in order to prevent hazards.
j) The battery of the appliance is not fully
charged at the time of delivery. It there-
fore needs to be fully recharged before
you use it for the rst time. For the rst
recharge cycle we recommend that you
charge the battery for about 1 hour. Slot
the battery into the base and plug the
battery charger into a mains outlet.
k) When the battery is fully charged, un-
plug the charger from the mains and
from the appliance. Charging time is ap-
prox. 1 hour.
l) Do not charge the battery continuously
since this may damage the battery cells.
Note: Repeatedly charging small ca-
pacities may damage the battery cells.
Recharge the battery only if the appli-
ance is becoming slow.
 
Evenifproperlyoperatingandhandlingthis
electrictool,someresidualriskswillremain.
Duetoitsconstructionandbuild,thiselec-
trictoolmaypresentthefollowinghazards:
a) Cuts
b) Eardamageifworkingwithoutearpro-
tection.
c) Damagetoyourhealthcausedby
swingingyourhandsandarmswhen
operatingtheapplianceforlongerpe-
riodsoftimeoriftheunitisnotheldor
maintainedproperly.
 Warning!Duringoperation,this
electrictoolgeneratesanelectro-
magneticeldwhich,undercertain
circumstances,mayimpairthefunc-
tionalityofactiveorpassivemedical
implants.Toreducetheriskofseri-
ousorlethalinjuries,werecommend
thatpersonswithmedicalimplants
consulttheirdoctorandthema-
nufactureroftheirmedicalimplant
beforeoperatingthemachine.
Intended Use
Theequipmentisspeciedforuseonly
forthecuttingandtrimmingofhedges,
bushesandornamentalshrubsinthe
domesticenvironment.Anyotherusethat
isnotexplicitlyapprovedintheseinstruc-
tionsmayresultindamagetotheequip-
mentandrepresentaseriousdangerto
theuser.
Theequipmentisdesignedforuseby
adults.Adolescentsovertheageof16
mayusethedeviceonlyundersupervi-
sion.Donotusethehedgetrimmerinthe
rainoronwethedges.
Theoperatororuserisresponsibleforac-
cidentsordamagetootherpeopleortheir
property.
Themanufacturerisnotliablefordam-
agescausedbyunspecieduseorincor-
rectoperation.
 Beforeuse,checkthattheblades
aresharp.Ensurethattheblades
aresharpenedwheneverblunt,in
ordertoavoidoverstressingofthe
machine.Damagescausedbycut-
tingwithbluntbladesarenotcov-
eredbytheguarantee.

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  
General Description
 Seethefrontfold-outpagefor
illustrations.
Function Description
Thecordlesshedgetrimmerfeatures
alaser-cutknifeofspecial-gradesteel.
Whentrimming,thecuttingteethmoveto
andfroinalinearshearingmotion.The
strikeguardatthetipoftheknifeprevents
unpleasantkickbackreactionswhenhit-
tingwalls,fences,etc.Operatorsarepro-
tectedbytheappliance’stwo-handsafety
switchandquick-stopbrakefunction.
Thehandprotectionguardsyourhands
againsttwigsandbranches.
Readthesectionsbelowtolearnmore
abouteachoperatingelement’sfunction.
Overview
 1 Strikeguard
 2 Safetyknifebar
 3 Handprotection
 4 Safetyswitch
 5 On/Offswitch,front
 6 Fronthandle
 7 Ventilationslots
 8 On/Offswitch,rear
 9 Rearhandle
 10 Battery
 11 Batteryreleasebutton
 12 Batterychargestateindicator
 13 Batterychargeroperationindi-
cator
 14 Batterycharger
 15 Knifeguard
Scope of delivery
Carefullyunpackthetrimmerandcheck
thatitiscomplete:
- Cordlesshedgetrimmer
- Knifeguard
- Battery
- Batterycharger
Charging the battery

 




 Priortochargingthebattery,check
thatitsoutersurfaceiscleanand
dry.
• Thebatteryoftheapplianceisnot
fullychargedatthetimeofdelivery.It
thereforeneedstobefullyrecharged
beforeyouuseitforthersttime.
• Rechargethebatterywhenyounotice
thattheapplianceisbecomingslower.
• Donotkeepchargingthebattery
continuouslyandavoiditbecoming
entirelydischargedsincethismay
damagethebatterycells.


• Ifafullyrechargedbatterylastsfor
considerablyshorteroperatingtimes,
thebatteryisusedupandneedsto
bereplaced.OnlyuseanOEMbattery
packreplacementavailablefromour
CustomerService.
• Alwaystakeheedoftheapplicable
safetyinstructionsaswellastheenvi-
ronmentalprotectionregulationsand
information.


 
Removing / inserting the bat-
tery
1. Toremovethebattery(10)from
theappliance,presstherelease
button(11)onthebatteryand
pulloutthebattery.
 2. Toinsertthebattery(10),placeit
ontheguidetrack(16)andpush
itbackintotheappliance.Itwill
audiblysnapin.
Recharging the battery
1. Removethebattery(10)from
theappliance,asnecessary.
 2. Inserthebattery(10)inthe
chargingcompartmentofthe
batterycharger(14).Itwillaudi-
blysnapin.
 3. Plugthebatterycharger(14)into
amainsoutlet.
  Thechargingindicatorlamp(13)
lightsup:
Flashingred:fault
(see“Troubleshooting”).
Permanentredlight:charg-
ingcurrentapplied.
Flashinggreen:charging.
Permanentgreenlight:
chargingcomplete.
  Recommendedchargingtimeis
approx.1hour.
 4. Whenthebatteryisfullyre-
chargedunplugthebattery
charger(14)fromthemains.
 5. Pressthereleasebutton( 11)
onthebattery(10)andpullthe
batteryoutofthebatterycharger
(14).
Operating
 


















 





 Notenoiseprotectionandlocal
specications.
Switching On and Off
 Ensurethatyouarestandingina
rmpositionwithbothhandsgrip-
pingthehedgetrimmerawayfrom
thebody.Ensurethatthetrimmer
isincontactwithnootherobjects
beforeswitchingon.

 1. Beforeturningontheunit,re-
movetheknifeguard( 15).


  
 2. Checkthatthebattery(10)is
in(see“Removing/insertingthe
battery”).
 3. Pressthesafetyswitch(4)atthe
fronthandle(6).
 4. Pressthefront(5)andrear(8)
On/Offswitches.Thehedgetrim-
merwillrunattopspeed.

 5. Releasethefront(5)orrear(8)
On/Offswitch.
Checking the battery charge
level
Thebattery’s(10)chargelevelisindicated
bythechargestateindicator(12).
 PressthePRESSbutton(17)on
thebattery(10).
 TheLEDsindicatethebattery’s
chargelevel.
 Rechargethebatteryiftheredor
yellowLEDlightsup.
Working with the Hedge Trim-
mer
 Duringcuttingwork,ensurethatno
contactismadewithobjects,e.g.
suchaswirefencingormainplant
stems.Thismayresultindamage
tothecutterbar.
• Switchofftheequipmentimmedi-
atelyintheeventthatthebladesare
blockedbysolidobjects,pulloutthe
powerplugthenremovetheobject.
• Avoidoverstrainingtheequipmentdur-
ingwork.
Cutting Techniques
• Cutthickbranchesbeforehandusinga
branchclippers.
• Thedouble-sidedcutterbarenables
cuttinginbothdirectionsor,witha
swingingaction,fromonesidetothe
other.
• Incaseofverticalcutting,movethe
hedgetrimmeruniformlyforwardorup
anddowninanarcmovement.
• Incaseofhorizontalcutting,move
thehedgetrimmerinasickle-shaped
movementtotheedgeofthehedge,
sothatcutbranchesfalltotheground.
• Inordertoachievelongstraightlines,
theplacingoftensionedguidingcords
isrecommended.

Itisrecommended
thathedgesbecut
inatrapezoidal
shape,inorderto
preventstrippingoff
ofthelowerbranch-
es.Thiscorresponds
tothenaturalplant
growthandallowsthehedgetothriveopti-
mally.Duringcutting,onlythenewannual
growthsarereducedandthusadense
branchingandagoodscreenwilldevelop.
• Cutthesidesofahedgerst.Todo
this,movethehedgetrimmerinthe
directionofgrowthfrombottomtotop.
Ifyoucutdownfromthetop,thethin-
nerbrancheswillmoveout,whichmay
resultinsomeareashavingsparse
growthorholes.
• Cutthetopedge,accordingtotaste,
inaatshape,roofshapeorrounded
shape


 
• Trimyoungplantstotherequired
shape.Themaingrowthshouldre-
mainundamageduntilthehedgehas
reachedtheplannedheight.Allother
shootsareloppedofftohalfsize.

Free-growinghedgesarenotshapedwhen
cut,althoughtheymustberegularlymain-
tainedsothehedgedoesnotbecometoo
high.
Cutting Times
Deciduoushedges........JuneandOctober
HedgesofconiferouswoodAprilandAugust
Evergreenconiferhedges......... fromMay
Cleaning and Maintenance
 Repairandservicingworknot
describedinthismanualshould
alwaysbecarriedbyourService
Centre(seep.16foraddress).Use
onlyoriginalparts.
 Turnofftheapplianceand,before
doinganyservicing,removethe
battery.
 Weargloveswhenhandlingthe
safetyknifebar.Thiswillprotect
youagainstcuts.
Thefollowingcleaningandservicing
shouldbedoneregularly.Thiswillensure
alongandreliableservicelife.
Cleaning
 Donotspraytheappliancewithwa-
teranddonotimmerseitinwater.
Electricshockhazard!
• Keepcleantheventilationslots,motor
housingandhandlesoftheappliance.
Useadampclothorabrush.
 Donotusecleaningagentsorsol-
vents.Youmayotherwiseirreparably
damagetheappliance.
• Cleanthecutterbarcarefullyafter
eachuse.Wipeitoffwithanoilycloth
orsprayitwithametalprotective
spray.
Maintenance
• Priortoeveryuse,checktheappli-
anceforobviousdefectssuchas
loose,wornordamagedparts.Check
thatthescrewsinthesafetyknifebar
(2)aretight.
• Checkcoversandsafetydevices(see
)fordamagesandcorrectinstalla-
tion.Replaceasnecessary.
• Youcansmoothenminornudgesin
thecuttingteethyourselfusingaknife
grindertosharpenthecuttingedges.
Thetrimmerwillonlycutwellifthe
teetharesharp.
• Blunt,bentordamagedknifebarsto
bereplaced.
Storage
• Keeptheapplianceintheknifeguard
(15)fromthepackageandmake
sureitiskeptdryandoutofthereach
ofchildren.
• Inordertokeepthebatterywell
charged,avoidexposingtheappli-
ancetoextremeheatorcoldinstor-
age.
• Removethebatterybeforestoringthe
unitforlongerperiodsoftime.

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  
Guarantee
Thisunithasaguaranteeperiodof36
months,or12monthsforunitsusedona
commercialbasisorforreplacementunits
accordingtothestatutoryregulations.






Theguaranteedoesnotincludedamages
thatareattributabletonaturalwear,over-
loadingorinappropriateuse.Certaincom-
ponentpartsaresubjecttonormalwear
andareexcludedfromtheguarantee.This
specicallyappliestotheknives,battery
andgearwheel,unlessthecomplaintsare
basedonmaterialdefects.
Furthermore,aconditionoftheguarantee
servicesisthatthemaintenanceintervals
indicatedintheoperatinginstructions
havebeenobservedandtheinstructions
forcleaning,careandmaintenancehave
beenfollowed.Damagesduetomaterialor
manufacturerfaultswillberepairedfreeof
chargebyreplacementdeliveryorrepair.
However,thisisconditionalupontheunit
beingreturnedcompleteandassembledto
ourServiceCentre,togetherwithproofof
purchaseandguaranteeslip.
Repairsthatarenotcoveredbytheguar-
anteecanbecarriedoutbyourService
Centreforafee.OurServiceCentrewillbe
happytoprovideyouwithacostestimate.
Wecandealonlywithequipmentthathas
beenpackagedcorrectlyandwhichhas
beensenttouswiththecorrectpostage
paid.
Thesendershallbearthecostof
anymaterialdamagesduringtransport.
Incaseofcomplaintorforservicing,
pleasesendyourequipmentcleanedand
withanindicationofthedefect,toourserv-
iceaddress.



Defectiveunitsreturnedtouswillbedis-
posedofforfree.
Waste Disposal and
Environmental Protection
Removethebatteryfromthedeviceand
takethedevice,battery,accessoriesand
packagingforenvironmentallyfriendlyre-
cycling.
 Machinesdonotbelongwithdo-
mesticwaste.
• Returntheunittoarecyclingcentre.
Theplasticsandmetalsintheunitcan
besortedandappropriatelyrecycled.
AskourServiceCentrefordetails.
 Donotdisposeofbatteriesinhouse-
holdwaste,re(riskofexplosion)or
water.Damagedbatteriesmaydam-
agetheenvironmentandyourhealth
iftoxicfumesorliquidsleakout.
• Disposeofbatteriesindischarged
condition.Werecommendcoveringthe
polewithadhesivetapetopreventa
shortcircuit.Donotopenupthebattery.
• Disposeofbatteriesinaccordancewith
thelocalregulations.Takebatteriesto
anoldbatterycollectionpointwhere
theywillberecycledinanenvironmen-
tallyfriendlymanner.Forinformation
aboutthis,askyourlocalwasteman-
agementcompanyorourservicecentre.
Throwthecutgrassonthecompost.Do
notthrowitinthenormalhouseholdwaste.

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 
Technical Data

Motorvoltage.............................18V 
Capacity...................................... 1.5Ah
Idlingspeed................. 1100min-1(rpm)
ProtectionClass................................. III
Runtime..............................max.50min
Cuttinglength............................515mm
Cuttingcapacity...........................15mm
Weight.........................................2.5kg
Soundpressurelevel
(LpA)...............................73dB(A),KpA=3
Soundpowerlevel(LwA)
guaranteed............................96dB(A)
measured.................. 93dB(A);KwA=3
Vibration(an)..........................................
Rearhandle...........2.0m/s2,K=1,5m/s2
Fronthandle..........2.6m/s2,K=1,5m/s2

Nominalvoltage.........................18V
Capacity...................................... 1.5Ah
Chargingtime...................... approx.1h

Uptakevoltage........ 230-240V~50/60Hz
Nominalconsumption....................67W
Voltageoutput............................18V
Rechargingcurren....................... 1.95A
Protectionclass..............................  II
Protectioncategory........................IP20
* The actual runtime under load of a fully char-
ged battery depends on how you work and on
the load put on the trimmer during operation.
Noiseandvibrationvalueshavebeende-
terminedaccordingtothestandardsand
regulationsmentionedinthedeclarationof
conformity.
Technicalandopticalchangesmaybe
undertakeninthecourseoffurtherde-
velopmentwithoutnotice.Alldimensions,
referencesandinformationinthisinstruc-
tionmanualarethereforenotguaranteed.
Legalclaimsmadeonthebasisofthe
instructionmanualcanthereforenotbe
consideredasvalid.
Thestatedvibrationemissionvaluewas
measuredinaccordancewithastandard
testingprocedureandmaybeusedto
compareonepowertooltoanother.
Thestatedvibrationemissionvaluemay
alsobeusedforapreliminaryexposure
assessment.

Thevibrationemissionvaluemay
differduringactualuseofthepower
toolfromthestatedvaluedepend-
ingonthemannerinwhichthe
powertoolisused.
 Safetyprecautionsaimedatpro-
tectingtheusershouldbebased
onestimatedexposureunder
actualusageconditions(allparts
oftheoperatingcyclearetobe
considered,including,forexample,
timesduringwhichthepowertoolis
turnedoffandtimeswhenthetool
isturnedonbutisrunningidle).
Spare Parts
Thefollowingsparesareavailablefrom
GrizzlyService-Center.Pleaseindicate
themachinetypeandthenumberofthe
sparepartwithyourorder.
Battery..................................... 91094283
Batterycharger......................... 91094285
Iffurthersparepartsshouldbeneces-
sary,pleasendthepartnumberonthe
explodeddrawing.

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  
Trouble Shooting
  
Appliancewon‘t
start
Batterydischarged Rechargebattery(see„Charging“)
Batterynotin Insertbattery(see„Operation“)
Safetyswitchnotpressed
properly Turnon(see"Operation")
On/Offswitchdefective SendintoServiceCentreforrepair
Intermittentop-
eration
Internalloosecontact SendintoServiceCentreforrepair
On/Offswitchdefective
Bladesbecome
hot
Bladesareblunt Havethebladessharpenedorreplaced
(ServiceCentre)
Bladesarenotched Havethebladescheckedorreplaced
(ServiceCentre)
Toomuchfrictionduetolack
oflubrication Oiltheblades
Badtrim
Toomuchfrictiondueto
missinglubrication Lubricateknifebar
Knifebardirty Cleanknifebar
Knifebarblunt Grindorhaveknifebarreplaced
(ServiceCentre)
Badcuttingtechnique See("Workingwiththehedgetrimmer")
Batterynotfullycharged Rechargebattery(see"Charging")
Chargingnot
possible.
(Redlightash-
ingonthebat-
terycharger)
Batterynotplacedinbattery
chargerproperly Insertbatterycorrectly(see„Charging“)
Batterychargernotplugged
intomainsproperly Plugintomainsoutletcorrectly
Batterycontactsdirty Cleancontacts
Batterydefective Replacebattery(see„Spares“)
Batterychargerdefective Replacebatterycharger(see„Spares“)
Grizzly Service-Center

UnitB7
OxfordStreetIndustrialPark
VulcanRoad
Bilston,WestMidlandsWV147LF
Tel: 08707876177
TelfromIreland:00448707876177
Fax: 08707876168
FaxfromIreland:00448707876168
Email: [email protected]

17
IE CYGB
Andreas Gröschl
(Technical Manager and Documentation Representative)
CE declaration of conformity
We hereby conrm that the Cordless hedge trimmer model FAH 18 A
(Serial number 100100001-100323400) conforms with the following applicable rele-
vant version of the EU guidelines as of model year 2010:
2006/42/EC • 2004/108/EC • 2000/14/EC
In order to guarantee consistency, the following harmonised standards as well as national
standards and stipulations have been applied:
EN 55014-1:2006 • EN 55014-2/A1:2001 • EN 62233:2008
EN 61000-3-2:2006 • EN 61000-3-3/A2:2005 • EN 60745-1:2009
EN 60745-2-15:2009 • EN 60335-1/A13:2008 • EN 60335-2-29:2004
We conrm the following in accordance with the 2000/14/EC emissions guideline:
Guaranteed sound power level: 96 dB(A) - Measured sound power level: 93 dB(A)
Compliance evaluation process carried out in accordance with Appendix V / 2000/14/EC
Grizzly Gartengeräte
GmbH & Co. KG
Am Gewerbepark 2
64823 Groß-Umstadt 11/01/2010
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