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- Do not start working until you have made sure that: a) No other persons or animals are within the working area. b) The trimmer operator can step back unhindered in the event of an emergency. c) The ground is free of all foreign objects, brush, and branches. The operator must have a sure footing (risk of stumbling). Tips on trimming hedges The procedure described here can be used very often and makes working easier. If a hedge has to be cut back very substantially, it should be trimmed in two passes. 1 - First cut the hedge to the desired height (1). With practice, it is possible to remove cut material from the hedge with a swinging motion. To get a straight cut, stretch a string along the hedge at the desired height. 2 - Trim the hedge to a trapezoidal shape (about 10 cm / 4" in at the top for every 1 m / 3’3" of height), cutting from bottom to top (2). In this way you avoid cut material falling down into the area not yet cut. 3 - Round off the top edges of the hedge (3), and finally trim the bottom edges back somewhat (4). 4 The best times to trim hedges are: Broad-leaf hedges: June and October Coniferous hedges: April and August Fast-growing hedges: About every 6 weeks starting in May Environmental protection information Do not use the hedge trimmer during times when people are likely to be resting. Before trimming a hedge, check to make sure that no birds are nesting in it. If they are, wait until the young have left the nest before trimming near that part of the hedge. Dispose of cut material in an environment-friendly way, or compost it. Technical Data Technical Data UH 4850 UH 5550 UH 6350 Power consumption Watt 500 Rated voltage V 220…240~ Mains frequency Hz 50…60 Rated current A 2,3 Supply (back-up) fuse A 16 Power-cord length cm 30 Cutter length cm 40 48 55 63 Blade cycles (no) n/min 1500 Sound pressure level LpA at the workplace per EN 50144-1 1) dB (A) 83,8 83,8 83,8 83,8 Sound power level LWA per EN 50144-1 1) dB (A) 96,8 96,8 96,8 96,8 Vibration acceleration ah,w per EN 50144-1 1) - Bow-type handle at the front - Grap handle at the rear m/s2 m/s2 2,3 3,3 2,3 3,3 2,3 3,3 2,3 3,3 Overload protection Type Slip clutch Weight kg 3,3 3,4 3,5 3,6 Radio Interference suppression/EMC according to EMC guidelines 89/336/EWG and 92/31/EWG Protective insulation Class II (double insulation) Extension power cord (not included) Type DIN 57282 / HO7RN-F L= max. 30 m, min. 3 x 1.5 mm2 1) measured at the highest number of revolutions Designation of components Front handle 5 81 6 10 7 2 4 11 3 9 2 Hand guard 3 Plug 4 Cutter 5 Rear handle 6 Strain reliever for extension power cord 7 Rear grip safety 8 Front grip safety 9 Ventilation slots 10 Identification plate 11 Sheath Year of manufacture Serial number 22004 Hamburg, Germany 2.3 A 500 W50 - 60 Hz 1500min-1 220…240 V no ~ UH 6350 630 mm Typ 222 980.114.808 7 STARTING 1 2 A - Hook the extension cord (A/1) in the strain reliever (A/2). B 3 - Connect the mains plug (B/3) with the extension power cord. 5 4 7 6 C - Hold the front handle (C/4) with one hand, depressing the front grip safety (C/5). - Grasp the rear handle (C/6) with the other hand and start the trimmer with the rear handle grip safety (C/7). Caution: The trimmer will start immediately! Note: The hedge trimmer will start only when both grip safeties (C/5 and C/7) are depressed. Caution: If the hedge trimmer starts after acuating only one of the switches, do not work with the trimmer! Take the trimmer to a MAKITA service center. To switch off: Release one or both grip safeties. The trimmer will stop immediately. Checking the cutter brake Check the cutter brake each time before starting work! - Start the trimmer as described above. - Grasp the front handle firmly with one hand. Hold the rear handle with the other hand. - Depress and then release the rear handle grip safety (C/7). The cutter should stop instantly. Important: If the cutter does not stop immediately during this test, do not work with the trimmer! Take the trimmer to a MAKITA service center. MAINTENANCE To ensure a long servicelife and to prevent any damage the maintenance work described in the following must be performed regularly. The product guarantee will be automatically invalidated if this maintenance is not carried out regularly and according to the instructions. Caution: Always disconnect the power cord before doing any work on the hedge trimmer! Always wear protective gloves! Cleaning and care of the cutter Caution: Take special care when cleaning and maintaining the cutter (injury hazard). Check the cutter regularly for damage, and clean it with a suitable brush or cloth. If cutting performance should become unsatisfactory after extensive use, contact a service center. Periodic care and maintenance instructions Before every use • Check the entire hedge trimmer for cracks and breakage. If there is any damage, immediately have the trimmer repaired by a qualified service technician. • Check the functioning of the on/off switches. • The...
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