Operation; Overload Protection - Lux Tools E-MH-2500/45 Originalbetriebsanleitung

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– Repeat the procedure for the other wheel.
Mounting the chipper
► P. 4, item 3
– Push the collection tray (8) into the frame.
– Change locking lever (7) to top position.

Operation

Check before starting!
DANGER! Risk of injury! The prod-
uct must only be put into operation if
no defects are found. It is crucial that
any defective parts are replaced
before the product is used again.
Check the safety equipment and the safe
condition of the product:
– Check whether the hopper is empty.
– Check all parts to make sure that they fit
tightly.
– Check whether there are any visible
defects: broken parts, cracks, etc.
Switching on and off
► P. 4, item 4
NOTICE! Product damage Before
starting the product, make sure that
there is no material in the hopper.
Before feeding material in, wait until
the chipper has reached its working
speed.
– Switch on = press green switch [I].
– Switch off = press red switch [O].

Overload protection

Note: If a blocked blade causes an
overload, the circuit is automatically
interrupted to protect the motor.
– De-energise the product.
– Remove blocked chippings.
Note: Allow the motor to cool down
for at least five minutes!
– Press reset button (2).
– Re-connect the power supply.
– Start the product.
Notes about chipping
Note: Work with chippers must not
be performed during usual quiet
hours.
• Organic garden waste can be chipped as
biological fertilizer for the garden. Feed
material which breaks down naturally
such as leaves, small branches, and
grass in appropriate quantities into the
hopper (1) so that it does not get stopped
up.
• The chipped material can be collected in
the collection tray (8).
• Alternate chipping branches and garden
waste that has been stored for a few days
and is therefore withered and damp. This
prevents blocking of the motor cylinder.
• Do not put soft waste such as kitchen
waste into the chipper; compost it
instead.
• Large branches with leaves must first be
chipped completely before any other
material is fed in.
• If you cut heavy material or branches
without interruption, this may block the
chipper. Pull out the material by hand a
little to counteract this problem.
• Check the material to be chipped care-
fully. Stones, nails or similar objects can
cause great damage to the chipper.
• If the chipper begins to vibrate strongly,
the blades are damaged or worn out.
Replace the blades if necessary (see
► Changing the blades – p. 30).
Empty the collection container
WARNING! Risk of injury! Press the
Off button [O] and separate the
device from the main power supply
before removing or inserting the col-
lection container.
Note: The locking lever has the func-
tion of a safety switch and must be in
top position while operating the
product.
If the locking lever should not be cor-
rectly snapped in, this and the switch
must be cleaned in the product, if
required.
► P. 4, item 3
– Change locking lever (7) to bottom posi-
tion.
– Pull the collection container (8) com-
pletely out of the frame.
– Empty the container (8).
– Slide the collection container (8) onto the
frame as far as it will go.
– Change locking lever (7) to top position.
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