Specifications; Extension Cords - Stihl Rle 240 Gebrauchsanleitung

19 Specifications

Fault
The lawn scarifier
stops during opera‐
tion.
The lawn scarifier
vibrates unusually.
19 Specifications
19.1 STIHL RLE 240.0 Lawn Scari‐
fier
– Power supply: 230 V
– Frequency: 50 Hz
– Power consumption (P
– Weight (m) with scarifying roller and grass
catcher box: 16 kg
– Maximum grass catcher box capacity: 50 l
– Working width: 34 cm
– Speed (n): 4100 rpm
– Working depth: Infinitely variable, adjustment
range 15 mm
– Electrical protection class: II
– Electrical type of protection: IPX4
0478-670-9910-C
Cause
The fuse protection of the socket is too
low.
The cross section of the extension
cable is incorrect.
The extension cable is too long.
The motor is overheated.
The plug or extension cable connector
are no longer plugged in.
The circuit breaker (fuse) or the resi‐
dual current device tripped. The circuit
is electrically overloaded or defective.
The fuse protection of the socket is too
low.
The overload protection has triggered. ► Clean the lawn scarifier.
The roller is blocked.
The roller is damaged.
): 1500 W
1
Remedy
► Insert the plug of the extension
cable into a correctly fused socket,
19.1.
► Use an extension cable with an ade‐
quate cable cross section,
► Use an extension cable with the cor‐
rect length,
► Clean the lawn scarifier.
► Allow the lawn scarifier to cool
down.
► Insert the plug or extension cable
connector.
► Find and fix the cause of the circuit
breaker or RCD tripping. Insert the
circuit breaker (fuse) or residual cur‐
rent device.
► Switch other power consumers in
the same circuit off.
► Insert the plug of the extension
cable into a correctly fused socket,
19.1.
► Reduce the working depth.
► Reset the overload protection.
► Reduce the working depth.
► Clean the lawn scarifier.
► Check the roller for loose parts or
damage.
► Tighten loose parts, repair or
replace damaged parts.
► Consult a STIHL specialist dealer.
19.2 Rollers
Scarifying roller
– 20 fixed blades
Combing roller
– 11x2 moving spring-tines
19.3

Extension Cords

If an extension cord is used, it must have a
ground wire and the wire gage of its conductors
must meet the following minimum requirements –
depending on the line voltage and length of the
extension cord:
English
19.3.
19.3.
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