What to do if my EINHELL GC-SC 18/28 Li Tiller motor stops suddenly?
If the EINHELL Tiller's motor suddenly stops, it might be due to an overloaded battery. Try switching the equipment off and on again. If this occurs frequently, consider using a battery with a higher capacity. Alternatively, the battery may be empty, in which case you should use a charged battery.
How to troubleshoot a EINHELL GC-SC 18/28 Li that won't start?
If the motor of your EINHELL Tiller does not start, ensure the safety plug is correctly connected as described in section 6. Also, check that the battery is correctly inserted as shown in section 5 and that the battery is charged. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the internal terminals may be disconnected or the safety lock-off may be defective, requiring attention from a customer service workshop. Another possibility is that the scarifier housing is clogged. If this is the case, change the scarifying depth if necessary and clean the housing to allow free movement of the spike drum.
Why does my EINHELL GC-SC 18/28 Li engine performance drop?
If the engine performance of your EINHELL Tiller drops, it could be due to several reasons. The soil might be too firm, in which case you should adjust the working depth. Alternatively, the housing might be clogged, requiring you to clean it. A worn roller can also cause this issue, so consider replacing it.
What to do if my EINHELL GC-SC 18/28 Li has an imprecise scarifying result?
An imprecise scarifying result with your EINHELL Tiller can be due to a worn roller, which would need replacement. It can also be caused by using the wrong working depth, so make sure to correct it.
Step-by-step guide for charging the battery pack.
Explains how to check the battery charge status using LEDs.
Instructions for inserting the battery into the equipment.
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