► Use only plugs or connectors approved for outdoor usage.
► Ensure that you do not push the mower over areas that might damage or
snare the power cable
► Do not switch the mower on and off frequently over a short period of time,
and in particular do not play with the ON/OFF switch. Check the grass
collector frequently for wear or deterioration. Replace worn or damaged
parts before using the mower.
► As a result of the voltage fluctuations this mower cause as it gets up to
speed, other equipment connected to the same circuit may suffer faults if
the mains supply is not in perfect condition. In this case suitable action
has to be taken (fore example connect the mower to a different circuit or
run the mower on a circuit with lower impedance).
► This equipment is not designed to be used by people (including children)
with limited physical, sensory or mental capacities or those with no
experience and/or knowledge unless they are supervised by a person
who is responsible for their safety or they have received instructions from
such a person in how to use the equipment safely. Children must always
be supervised in order to ensure that they do not play with the equipment.
CAUTION!
Read all safety requirements and instructions.
Any errors made in following the safety requirements and instructions
may result in an electric shock, fire and serious injury.
Keep all safety regulations and instructions in a safe place for future
use.
- Do not use the lawnmower if the cords are damaged or worn.
- Do not connect a damaged cord to the mains supply or touch a damaged
cord before it is disconnected from the mains supply. A damaged cord could
allow you to come into contact with live parts.
- Do not attempt to touch the blades before the machine is disconnected from
the supply and the blades have come to complete stop.
- Keep extension cords away from the blades. The blades can cause
damage to the cords and lead to contact with live parts.
- Disconnect from the mains supply (i.e. remove the plug from the mains
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