Super Handy GUT080 User manual

Manual
REV 05/19/21
WARNING:
Read carefully and understand all INSTRUCTIONS before operating. Failure to follow the safety
rules and other basic safety precautions may result in serious personal injury.
Save these instructions in a safe place and on hand so that they can be read when required.
Keep these instructions to assist in future servicing.
Electric Scarifer & Lawn Dethatcher

TECHNICAL DATA
Please read these operation instructions carefully and observe the notes given. Use
these instructions to familiarize yourself with the Electric Lawn Rake, its correct use
and the notes on safety.
For safety reasons, children under the are of 16 as well we persons not familiar with
these operation instruction should not use this Electric Lawn Rake.
Please keep these operation instructions in a safe place.
WHERE TO USE YOUR SCARIFIER AERATOR 2IN1
Intended Use
The 2 IN 1 Scarifer & Lawn Dethatcheris designed for aerating lawns and grassy in private
domestic and dobby gardens. It is not designed for use in public facilities, parks, sporting
grounds, on roads, in agriculture or forestry.
Please Note
To prevent injury, the Electric Lawn Rake must not be used for trimming bushes, hedges and
shrubs. In addition, the Electric Lawn Rake must not be used for levelling irregularities in the
soil.
FOR YOUR SAFETY
Please observe the notes on safety on the Electric Lawn Rake.
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SKU#
Rated Power
Blade Length
Height of Cut
Grassbox Capacity
Protection Class
Working Speed Of The Aerator Cylinder
Sound Power Level
Vibration
GUT080
12A
15 "
-0.43"，-0.28"，-0.11"，0.04"，0.20"
27QT
IPX4
4000RPM
99dB(A)
31FT/s²
Warning!
Read instruction handbook!
Sharp prongs can cause injury!
Unplug from the mains before maintenance or if the mains
lead is damaged.
Keep mains connection lead away from the lawn scarifier.
Danger! Risk of injury!
Keep bystanders Away!

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Checks before each use:
1. Inspect the Electric Lawn Rake before Each use.
2. Do not use the Electric Lawn Rake if Safety devices (starter lever,safety Interlock, rear flap,
housing) are damaged or worn.
3. Never operate the unit with the safety devices by-passed or missing.
4. Note: Ensure that all nuts, bolts and screws Are tight and that the Lawn Rake is in good
working order.
5. Inspect the area to be aerated before begining work.
6. Check the working area for foreign odjects (e.g.stones, branches,string) and remove If
necessary.
Proper use / Rresponsibility:
Risk of injury!
The Lawn Rake can cause serious injurys!
1. Keep hands and feet away from the aerator cylinder.
2. You are responsible for the safety of the Purposes specified in these instructions.
3. Only work when visibility is good.
4. During use do not tip the unit and do not Open the rear flap.
5. Familiarise yourself with the surroundings of your working area. Check for possible risks
which might be not audible due to the noise of the machine.
6. Wear sturdy shoes and long trousers toprotect your legs.
7. Ensure you keep your feet a safe distance from the moving parts.
8. Make sure that there are no other people (especially children) or animals anywhere near the
working area.
9. Always push the Lawn Rake at a walking pace.
10. Operating position: Ensure that you have a Secure foothold when working.
11. Be particularly careful if you change direction on a slope.
Take extra care when walking backwards. You may stumble!
1. Do not use the Lawn Rake if it is raining or in moist, wet conditions.
2. Do not work close to the edge of swimming pools or garden ponds with the lawn rake Please
observe any local rtestrictions relating to noise levels.
Electrical safety:
1. Keep the extension cable away from the aerator cylinder!
2. Never use the Electric Lawn Rake when it is raining.
3. Please observe the prescribed local quiet times.
4. The connection / extension cable must be checked regularly for damaged and signs Of wear
and tear.
5. Disconnect the mains plug immediately if The connecting / extension cable is damaged.
The coupling socker for the extension cable must be waterproof for protection from water
splashes or the connection sockets for extension cables must be made of rubber or be
encased in rubber.
6. Only use approved extension cables with an adequate cable cross-section. Ask your
electrician.
7. Attachment fittings must be used for extension cables. For protable units, which are used
outdoors, we recommend too use a residual-current device having a residual-current rating≤
30mA, In Switzerland use of a residualcurrent device is obligatory.

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Interruptions of work:
1. Never leave the Electric Lawn Rake unattended at the working area.
2. If you interrupt your work store the unit in a Safe place. Disconnect the mains plugs! When
you interrupt work in order to go to another working area. always switch off the Electric Lawn
3. Rake during transport. Put The wear compensation lever in the transport Position.
If you come into contact with an obstruction during aerating:
1. Turn off the Electric Lawn Rake.
2. Remove the obstruction.
3. Check the Electric Lawn Rake for damaged and have it repair if necessary.
ASSEMBLY
1. Attach the cable hock ①to the upper handle ⑦ (See Fig. 3).
2. Insert the lower handle ②into the circumgyrate block ③. Then insert the knob ④from
outside through the hole in the lower handle ②.Attack the bolt in the Knob ④to the Lawn
Rake (See Fig. 2).
3. Insert the two locking bolts ⑤from inside through the
hole in the upper handle ⑦and secure to the lower
handle ⑤with two wing nuts ⑥ (See Fig. 3).
4. Fitting Fully Assembled Grassbox to Lawnmower (See Fig. 4).
a. Lift the safety guard ⑧.
b. Make sure the discharge chute is clean and free from debris
c. Locate fully assembled grassbox onto location points at the
rear of the deck as illustrated.
d. Locate safety flap onto the top of the grassbox.
Ensure the grassbox is easy locate.
Note: For non grass collection the mower can be used
without the grassbox in position, with the safety
guard ⑧in the down position. Fig. 1
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
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2
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5
5
Fig. 2
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3
4

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OPERATION
Starting and Stopping:
Make sure the blade stopped rotating before
switching “on” again.
Do not rapidly switch on and off.
Starting:
① Press and hold the safety button ①. Squeeze
the switch lever ②towards the handle
(See Fig. 5).
② Release the safety button
Stopping:
Release the switch lever ②
MAINTENANCE
Cleaning Aerator:
The aerator cylinder can cause injuries !
Prior to maintenance unplug from the mains
and wait until the Aerator drum has stopped .
Wear working gloves for performing
maintenance.
The Aerator should be cleaned after each time it is used.
Risk of injury and physical damage !
Do not clean Aerator under running water (particularly under high pressure ).
Do not use hard or pointed objects for cleaning.
Remove grass and deposits from wheels,aerator cylinder and hosing.
Adjusting for wear:
1. The Aerator is subject to wear in use due to the way
in which it works . The more intensively the Aerator
is used , the greater the wear on the knives.
2. Hard or very dry ground accelerates wear as does
excessive use of the Aerator.
3. If the results of your work with the Aerator become
increasingly worse due to knife wear,the aerator
cylinder can be adjusted twice.
The aerator cylinder has variable height adjustment
position. When you want to move the aerator to
outdoor, you should rotate the adjustment button ①
to the “high” position.
Transport position:
Rotate the adjustment button ①to the “high”position
gently away from the housing and move to the position required. Fig. 6
Fig. 5
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2
2
1

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TROUBLE-SHOOTING
Problem PossibleCause Corrective Action
Machine fails to
operate
Power turned off Turn power on Turn power on
Mains socket faulty Use another socket
Extension cable damaged Inspect cable, replace if damaged
Possible clogging
Check underneath the machine
and clear out as necessary (always
wear gardening gloves)
Raking/Verticutting too low for
the conditions Increase height of cut
Obstructed rotor Clear obstruction (always wear
gardening gloves)
Grassbag full Empty the grassbag regularly
Machine
functions
intermittently
Extension cable damaged Inspect cable, replace if damaged
Internal wiring of machine
damaged Contact service agent
Worn/Missing tines/blades Contact service agent
Conditions too wet Increase height of cut
Too much debris on the ground
Possible clogging
See below*
Check underneath the machine
and clear out as necessary (always
wear gardening gloves)
Raking/ Verticutting too low for
the conditions Increase height of cut
Grass too long Cut grass
Very uneven surface Increase height of cut
Grassbag full Empty the grassbag regularly
Machine labours
or belt squeals Height of cut too low Increase height of cut
Cutting tines/
blades not
rotating
Cutting tines/blades obstructed
by grass
Belt is slipping or is damaged
Clear obstruction (always wear
gardening gloves)
Contact Service agent
Excessive
vibrations/noise Cutting tines/blades damaged Contact Service agent
Poor collection
Raking/Verticutting in wet
conditions Increase height of cut
Raking/Verticutting too low for
the conditions Increase height of cut
Possible clogging
Check underneath the machine
and clear out as necessary (always
wear gardening gloves)

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The aerator cylinder can cause injuries!
Prior to rectifying faults , unplug from the mains and wait until the aerator cylinder has stopped.
Wear working gloves when rectifying faults.
If the aerator cylinder is in wear adjustment position 3 and is worn , the aerator cylinder must
be replaced.
1. Unscrew two screws ⑽on the underside of the hosing.
2. Lift Scarifier blades cylinder ⑿at an angle and pull away driver shaft.
3. Remove bearing shell ⑾from the Scarifier blades cylinder ⑿
4. Push bearing shell ⑾on to the new Scarifier blades cylinder ⑿
5. Push new aerator cylinder ⑿on to the driver shaft in such a way that the pin ⒁is inserted in
the gap in the drive shaft ⒂
6. Screw bearing shell ⑾to the underside of the housing without tightening too much.
7. There is another aerator cylinder ⒀for exchange.
Fig. 7
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10
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MOVING
For cutting convenience, it may be best to start mowing at a point close to the power supply
and to work your way away from the supply. Mow the lawn at a right angle from the power
supply and place the power cable to side which has already been cut (See Fig. 8).
When mowing do not allow the motor to labour particularly in heavy conditions. When the
motor labours the speed of the motor drops and you will hear a change in the motor sound,
when this occurs stop mowing, release the switch lever and raise the height of cut. Failure to
do so could damage the machine.
NOTE: the motor is protected by a safety cut out which is activated when the blade becomes
jammed or if the motor is overloaded. When this occurs, stop the machine and remove the
plug from the power supply. The safety cut out will only reset when the switch lever 10 is
released. Clear any obstruction and wait for a few minutes for the safety cut out to reset
before continuing to mow At this time do not operate the switch lever 10 as this will
prolong the reset time of the safety cut out. If the mower cuts out again, increase the
height of cut to reduce the load on the motor.
Fig. 8
Size: 145x210mm REV 05/19/21157克铜版纸
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