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• In case of horizontal cutting, move
the hedge trimmer in a sickle-shaped
movement to the edge of the hedge,
so that cut branches fall to the ground.
• In order to achieve long straight lines,
the placing of tensioned guiding cords
is recommended.
Cutting Shaped Hedges:
It is recommended that hedges be cut in a
trapezoidal shape, in order to prevent strip-
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responds to the natural plant growth and
allows the hedge to thrive optimally. During
cutting, only the new annual growths are
reduced and thus a dense branching and a
good screen will develop.
To do this, move the hedge trim-
mer in the direction of growth
from bottom to top. If you cut
down from the top, the thinner
branches will move out, which
may result in some areas having
sparse growth or holes.
2. Cut the top edge, according to
or rounded shape
3. Trim young plants to the required
shape. The main growth should
remain undamaged until the
hedge has reached the planned
height. All other shoots are
Care of Free-Growing Hedges:
Free-growing hedges are not shaped when
cut, although they must be regularly main
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tained so the hedge does not become too high.
Trouble Shooting
Problem Possible cause Fault correction
Device does not start
Mains voltage not on
Check plug socket, cable, line
and plug, where appropriate,
have repaired through electrical
specialist
Repair by Service Centre
Worn carbon brushes
Defective motor
Device runs with
interruptions
Power cable is damaged
Check the cable and have it
changed by the Service Centre if
necessary
Internal loose electrical
connection
Repair by Service Centre
Blades become hot
Blades are blunt
Have the blades sharpened or
replaced (Service Centre)
Blades are notched
Have the blades checked or
replaced (Service Centre)
Too much friction due to
lack of lubrication
Oil the blades
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