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This manual provides essential information for operating the hedge trimmer.
Detailed technical specifications for the 80V Cordless Hedge Trimmer.
Covers work area, electrical safety, and personal protective equipment.
Specific warnings for hedge trimmer operation and battery charger use.
Explanation of grounding and charger plug safety.
Interpretation of various symbols used on the product and in the manual.
Explanation of DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION signal words for risk assessment.
Overview of the hedge trimmer's main parts like the guard and trigger switch.
Step-by-step guide for installing and removing the battery pack.
Instructions for unboxing and verifying all product components are present.
Guide to operating the power button, lock-out button, and trigger switch.
Instructions for adjusting and locking the rear handle's position.
How to use the anti-jamming feature to clear blocked blades.
Steps for charging the battery and understanding the charger's LED status.
Guidance on mounting the charger and troubleshooting charging issues.
Instructions for cleaning the tool, battery pack, and charger.
Proper methods for storing the battery pack after charging.
Important safety and environmental guidelines for disposing of used batteries.
A table listing common problems and their recommended solutions.
Details about the product warranty, coverage, and customer support.
A visual breakdown of the hedge trimmer with numbered parts.
A list of all parts with their respective part numbers and quantities.
This manual provides essential information for operating the hedge trimmer.
Detailed technical specifications for the 80V Cordless Hedge Trimmer.
Covers work area, electrical safety, and personal protective equipment.
Specific warnings for hedge trimmer operation and battery charger use.
Explanation of grounding and charger plug safety.
Interpretation of various symbols used on the product and in the manual.
Explanation of DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION signal words for risk assessment.
Overview of the hedge trimmer's main parts like the guard and trigger switch.
Step-by-step guide for installing and removing the battery pack.
Instructions for unboxing and verifying all product components are present.
Guide to operating the power button, lock-out button, and trigger switch.
Instructions for adjusting and locking the rear handle's position.
How to use the anti-jamming feature to clear blocked blades.
Steps for charging the battery and understanding the charger's LED status.
Guidance on mounting the charger and troubleshooting charging issues.
Instructions for cleaning the tool, battery pack, and charger.
Proper methods for storing the battery pack after charging.
Important safety and environmental guidelines for disposing of used batteries.
A table listing common problems and their recommended solutions.
Details about the product warranty, coverage, and customer support.
A visual breakdown of the hedge trimmer with numbered parts.
A list of all parts with their respective part numbers and quantities.
The Greenworks 80V Lithium-Ion Cordless Hedge Trimmer, model 2200702, is a battery-operated power tool designed for trimming hedges and shrubs. It emphasizes cordless operation, offering freedom of movement without the constraints of a power cord. The tool is equipped with an electronic control panel that includes an on/off power button and an anti-jamming function, enhancing user control and operational safety.
The primary function of this device is to cut and shape hedges and shrubs. It operates using an 80V lithium-ion battery pack, providing cordless convenience. The hedge trimmer features a dual-action blade designed for efficient cutting. To operate the trimmer, the user must first push the on/off power button to turn the unit on. Following this, a lock-out button needs to be slid into the handle and held while the trigger switch is squeezed. The hedge trimmer will remain on as long as the trigger switch is engaged, and it will stop once the trigger is released. A key safety feature is that if the hedge trimmer is accidentally dropped, it will automatically turn off, and the blade will coast to a stop, then relock in the OFF position.
The device also incorporates an anti-jamming function. If a branch becomes blocked in the blade during operation, the user can press the anti-jamming button on the control panel. This action causes the blade to reverse twice, which should release the jammed branch, allowing for continued operation without manual intervention to clear the blockage. This feature is crucial for maintaining workflow and preventing potential damage to the blades or motor.
The hedge trimmer is designed with several features to improve usability and comfort. It includes an auxiliary handle and a rear handle, both intended to be used with two hands for better control and safety during operation. The rear handle is rotatable, allowing the user to adjust its position for different cutting angles and improved ergonomics. To rotate the handle, the user places the trimmer on a flat surface, ensures the trigger is released, pulls the rotation lever, and turns the handle 90 degrees to either side until it clicks and locks into place. To return the handle to the center position, the rotation lever is pulled again, the handle is turned slightly, the lever is released, and the handle is continued to be turned until it locks. This rotating handle feature is particularly useful for vertical trimming or when working in awkward positions, reducing strain on the user.
A guard is integrated into the design to help deflect chips and other debris away from the operator's hands and eyes, contributing to a safer working environment. The tip protector on the blade also helps prevent accidental damage to the blade tip and the work surface. The battery pack is designed to fit snugly into the handle housing, ensuring it stays in place during use. Removing the battery requires pressing a latch button and pulling the pack out, while installation involves aligning the tongue of the battery pack with the cavity and pushing until it locks.
Proper maintenance is essential for the longevity and safe operation of the hedge trimmer. The manual outlines several key maintenance practices.
For the hedge trimmer itself, cleaning involves wiping the exterior with a dry, soft cloth. It is important not to hose down or wash the unit with water. Dried clippings and mud should be scraped off the guard, and dust, debris, and grass clippings should be brushed or blown out of the air vents to prevent obstruction. Before any cleaning, inspection, or maintenance, the battery pack must always be removed to prevent accidental start-ups. The blade should be handled with care, and fingers or hands should not be placed between the notches to avoid cuts or pinches. If the blade assembly is damaged or bent, it should be taken to a qualified person for straightening, replacement, or sharpening.
Regarding the battery pack, it should always be stored fully charged. Once the charging light on the charger turns green, the battery should be removed from the charger. It is advised not to store the battery pack on the tool. After charging, the battery pack can be stored in the charger as long as the charger is unplugged.
For the battery charger, it should be kept clean and clear of debris. Foreign material should not be allowed into the recessed cavity or onto the contacts. The charger should be wiped clean with a dry cloth, and solvents or water should not be used. The charger should not be placed in wet conditions and should be unplugged when no battery pack is in it. Batteries should be fully charged before being placed in storage. The charger should be stored at normal room temperature, avoiding excessive heat or direct sunlight. If a battery pack is hot, it should be allowed to cool down before recharging.
The manual also provides troubleshooting steps for common issues, such as the motor failing to start, cutting blades not moving, or the trimmer smoking during operation. These steps guide the user to check battery security, charge status, and for jammed blades, or to seek technical service if necessary.
Environmental responsibility is also highlighted, with specific instructions for the safe disposal of the lithium-ion battery pack, emphasizing that it contains toxic and corrosive materials and should not be disposed of in regular household trash. Instead, it should be taken to a certified recycling or disposal center.
| Type | String Trimmer |
|---|---|
| Battery Voltage | 40V |
| Voltage | 40V |
| Runtime | Up to 45 minutes |
| Feed System | Bump Feed |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Warranty | 4 years |
| Cutting Width | 13 inches |
| Cutting Swath | 13 inches |
| Line Diameter | 0.065 in |
| Shaft Type | Straight |