To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if motor runs, but auger bit remains stationary in EGO EG0800?
If the motor of your EGO Lawn and Garden Equipment runs, but the auger bit remains stationary, the auger bit might be loose. Reinstall the auger bit.
Why does my EGO Lawn and Garden Equipment fail to start or stop unexpectedly?
Your EGO Lawn and Garden Equipment might fail to start or stop unexpectedly due to several reasons. It could be due to low battery pack capacity, so charge the battery pack. Another reason could be that the battery pack is overheated or too cold; in this case, wait for the battery pack to cool down or warm up, at which point the auger can be started again. Also, check if the right handle cable is not connected with the power head cable properly and connect the cables of the right handle and the power head.
What to do if my EGO EG0800 Lawn and Garden Equipment has too much noise or vibration?
If your EGO Lawn and Garden Equipment is producing excessive noise or vibration, it might be due to loose parts. Stop the auger, remove the battery pack, and then carefully check and tighten any loose parts you find.
Why does my EGO Lawn and Garden Equipment jump on the ice or cut slowly?
If your EGO Lawn and Garden Equipment jumps on the ice or cuts slowly, the blades may be dull or damaged. Replace them with new blades.
How to switch the auger rotation direction on EGO EG0800 Lawn and Garden Equipment?
Switching the rotation direction between forward and reverse is only possible when the auger is stopped. Stop the auger completely, push the rotation direction/speed selector to desired rotation, and then start the auger again.
General| Brand | EGO |
|---|---|
| Model | EG0800 |
| Category | Lawn and Garden Equipment |
| Language | English |
Defines the universal safety alert symbol used to indicate potential personal injury hazards.
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in minor or moderate injury.
Informs the user of important information that could lead to equipment or property damage if not followed.
Instructions for maintaining a safe work environment, including cleanliness, lighting, and keeping bystanders away.
Guidelines for safe use of electrical components, including plugs, cords, and grounding to prevent shock.
Emphasizes being aware, using common sense, and avoiding operation when tired or under the influence.
Advises wearing appropriate PPE like eye protection, dust masks, and safety shoes for injury prevention.
Instructions to ensure the switch is off before connecting power or handling the machine to prevent accidental starts.
Stresses maintaining good footing and balance for better control, especially in unexpected situations.
Advises against wearing loose clothing or jewelry that could get caught in moving parts.
Recommends using the right machine for the job for efficiency and safety.
Instructs to stop using machines with faulty on/off switches as they are dangerous.
Advises disconnecting power or battery pack before making adjustments or changes.
Use only the manufacturer-specified charger to avoid fire risks.
Use only specifically designated battery packs to prevent injury and fire hazards.
Keep battery packs away from metal objects to prevent shorting, burns, or fire.
Do not use damaged or modified batteries due to risk of fire or explosion.
Avoid exposing batteries to fire or temperatures above 265°F (130°C) to prevent explosion.
Machine servicing should be done by qualified repair persons using identical replacement parts.
Never service damaged battery packs; only authorized providers should perform this.
Covers proper grip, footing, avoiding moving parts, and not leaving the machine running.
Focuses on inspecting the auger, applying correct pressure, and avoiding contact with hot parts after use.
Warns against contact with hidden wiring, buried cables, and gas/water lines for electrocution/explosion prevention.
Details starting procedures, speed adjustments, and handling abnormal sounds for safe operation.
Congratulates the user on purchasing the auger and provides customer service contact information.
States that the manual contains information on safe assembly, operation, and maintenance.
Advises recording and keeping the serial number and date of purchase for future reference.
Identifies and describes the numbered parts of the auger power head as shown in Figure 1.
Identifies and describes the Earth/Ice Auger Bits, blades, and guards as shown in Figures 1a and 1b.
Explains the function of key features like the trigger switch, lock-off button, and rotation selector.
Guides on carefully removing the product, checking contents, and inspecting for damage.
Provides step-by-step instructions for attaching the left and right handles to the power head.
Details the process of attaching the earth auger bit to the drive shaft using a locking pin.
Guides on how to attach the ice auger bit to the drive shaft using a locking screw and Allen key.
States the intended uses of the product: drilling holes in soil with the earth auger and in ice with the ice auger.
Explains how to set the rotation direction and speed using the selector for forward and reverse.
Provides instructions on how to correctly install and remove the battery pack from the machine.
Details the procedure for turning the auger on using the lock-off and trigger, and how to turn it off.
Explains the meaning of different LED indicator lights and their corresponding working conditions and actions.
Advises contacting utilities before digging and using the auger only for its intended purpose (soil/ice).
Warns against digging in materials with hidden hazards and maintaining control through proper footing and hand position.
Emphasizes holding the right handle with the right hand and left with the left for safe operation.
Details proper auger positioning, starting, lowering, clearing debris, and stopping the machine.
Instructs on safely storing the machine during breaks, including installing the blade guard.
Advises against excessive pressure and suggests methods for deep or clay soil drilling to prevent damage.
Explains how to remove a stuck auger bit by using reverse rotation and bracing the machine.
Covers checking ice thickness, lifting the bit vertically, and minimizing splashing when drilling ice.
Warns about using correct parts, removing battery pack, and exercising caution with sharp bits.
Advises against using solvents on plastic parts and suggests cleaning with a cloth or brush.
Warns against contact of plastic parts with brake fluids, gasoline, and penetrating oils.
Details the steps for removing and replacing ice blades, including necessary tools and precautions.
Provides instructions for storing the machine properly in a dry, ventilated area away from children and chemicals.
Outlines the terms and duration of the limited warranty provided by Chervon North America.
Covers defects in material or workmanship, and the process for free repair or replacement.
Explains the procedure for obtaining warranty service, including contact information and required documentation.
Lists conditions and circumstances under which the warranty does not apply, such as misuse or unauthorized repair.
