Ikra ITHK 800 Gebrauchsanweisung Seite 29

so that no dirt gets into the tank.
• Filling chain lubrication oil
• Close the oil tank.
If the oil quantity in the oil tank does not reduce, there
may be a fault in the lubrication oil feed:
Check the chain lubrication, clean the oil ducts, if neces-
sary, contact our customer service department.
INSTALLING THE CUTTING HEAD (Fig. 10 - 13)
1. Switch the device off and remove the plug from the
mains supply.
2. Place the cutting head on the motor housing (arrows
congruent) and turn it clockwise until it locks in place
(arrow and lock congruent).
3. Ensure that the locking device is engaged.
4. To remove the cutting head, press the locking button
and carry out the installation sequence in reverse.
ADJUSTING THE REAR HANDLE (Fig. 14)
1. The rear handle can be moved into 4 positions by
pressing the locking button and turning the handle to
the required position.
2. Before using the machine, ensure that the release
has been returned to the original position and the rear
handle is secure.
ADJUSTING THE CUTTING HEAD (Fig. 15)
For correct use, the cutting head can be set to the
desired position by pressing the adjustment button (8
adjustments).
USING THE POLE PRUNER (Fig. 16)
Never use the device at an angle of more than 60°. The
pole pruner does work over 60° but there is an increased
risk of injury due to branches falling suddenly.
When using the device, also take note of the surface
around you. This can stop you from tripping over branch-
es that are lying around.
Never use the saw without oil. Only use biodegradable
chainsaw oil.
Never use the pole pruner without checking the tension
of the chain.
To operate the device, press the release button and then
actuate the switch.
CUTTING TIPS FOR THE POLE PRUNER
The pole pruner is uses a chain with a low kickback. Fur-
thermore, when constructing the device, care was taken
to keep the kickback risk as low as possible. Despite this,
a minor kickback is unavoidable when using the upper
saw bar. Be prepared for a kickback moment if you are
using this side of the bar or if you touch another branch
with the top side of the bar.
Always hold the device firmly with both hands.
Thin branches can be cut through in one cut.
To prevent a branch splitting and snapping, it should be
cut off in several parts.
When sawing long branches off, first saw into the branch
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from below and to the outside of the desired sawing point.
The cut should be between a third and half of the thick-
ness of the branch. This prevents the branch snapping off
when you saw the branch from above further away from
the trunk. Finally, cut the stump off using a straight cut. If
necessary, seal the cutting point.
CUTTING TIPS FOR THE HEDGE TRIMMER (Fig. 17)
1. Stand in a safe place, hold the edge trimmer with both
2. Cut both sides of the hedge, starting with the bottom
3. Run the blade lightly over the surface of the hedge. Do
4. Only cut the tips of the hedge.
5. Do not attempt to cut branches or twigs that are thicker
LUBRICATING THE BLADE DURING USE (Fig. 18)
(for Hedge Trimmer ITHS 800)
If the cutter overheats, the interior surfaces of the blade
must be lubricated.
This procedure may only be carried out when the motor is
switched off and the blade has come to a stop.
MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE
For your safety and the safety of others:
- After each use, disconnect the machine from the
- Correct maintenance is required to retain the original
- Ensure that all nuts and screws are firmly tightened in
- Never use the machine with damaged or worn parts.
- Only use original spare parts. Incompatible spare
MAINTAINING AND SHARPENING THE BLADE
(for Hedge Trimmer ITHS 800)
The blade spacing does not have to be set, this tolerance
is pre-set in the factory.
If the blades are used in accordance with the instructions,
no maintenance or sharpening is required.
Re-sharpening is only necessary if the cutting perfor-
mance deteriorates and branches often become entan-
gled.
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hands and switch it on.
so that the pieces that have been cut do not fall in the
area that is still to be cut.
not attempt to cut too deeply.
than 18 mm.
power supply and check for any damage.
efficiency and operational safety of the machine.
order to ensure that the device always runs in good
condition.
The damaged parts must be replaced and may never
be repaired.
parts may damage the machine and endanger your
safety.
Check regularly to ensure that the blades are
not warped or damaged and that the blade bed
is in good condition.