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have been instructed in the safe use of the device and understand the resulting haz ards. Children
must never play with the device. Cleaning and user maintenance must not be carried out by
children if they are not supervised. Only use the charger provided o charge the battery. Risk of re
and explosion. • Before each use, check the charger, cable and plug, and have repairs carried
out by qualied personnel using only original spare parts. Do not use the charger if defective and
do not open it yourself. This ensures the safety of the device is not ad versely aected.
•Make sure that the mains volt age matches the details on the charger’s type plate. Risk of electric
shock.
•Disconnect the charger from the mains supply before closing or opening connections to the power
tool. This ensures the re chargeable battery and charger are not damaged. Keep the charger clean
and away from moisture and rain. Never use the charger outdoors. Soiling and penetration of wa-
ter increases the risk of electric shock. • The charger may only be used with the corresponding
original rechargeable batteries. Charg ing other batteries can lead to injuries and the risk of re.
•Avoid mechanical damage to the charger. This can lead to in ternal short circuits. he charger must
not be operat ed on or in the immediate vicin ity of ammable surfaces (e.g.
paper, textiles). Risk of re due to heating caused by charging. • If the cord of this device is
dam aged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or their customer service or by a similarly qual-
ied person in order to avoid hazards.
•Do not attempt to charge non-re chargeable batteries in the charger. The device could be come
damaged.
Residual risks
There will always be residual risks even if you operate this power tool according to the
1nstruct1ons. the following hazards may occur in connection with the type and de sign of this
power tool: Cut injuries if suitable gloves are not worn. Warning! During operation, this power tool
produces an electromagnetic eld. Under certain circumstances, this eld may negatively aect
active or passive medical implants. In order to reduce the danger of serious or fa-tal injuries, users
who wear medical implants must consult their doctor and the manu facturer of the implant before
operating the machine.
Initial start-up
ft Regularly check the lawn area for U rocks, branches, wires and objects that may damage the
device and the blades.
Assembling and positioning the charging station
1. Place the charging unit (22) with the two lugs rst into the baseplate (21) of the charging station.
2. Press the charging unit (22) down so that it is rmly seated in the baseplate.
3. Fix the charging unit (22) from below to the baseplate (21) with the four en closed screws (19).
4. Select a at position near an outlet for the charging station (17) with at least 2 m of space in
front and 1 m behind. A Once you have laid and con nected the boundary wire, you still need to x
the charging station. Make sure that the charging station (17) is positioned an adequate dis tance
away from ponds, pools and steps.
Before starting up the lawn mower, the boundary wire (11) must be placed around the lawn area to
be covered by the au tomatic lawn mower. You can do this as follows:
Mark out the lawn area with the hooks (13).
Bury the boundary wire (11) in the ground (max. depth of 5 cm). The lawn mower crosses over the
U boundary wire by about 20 - 30 cm before it turns around and searches for a new path. Install
the boundary wire ac cordingly to prevent damage.
m For the initial installation, we recom W mend marking out the boundary wire (11) with the hooks
(13) in case cor rections need to be made at a later date.
• The lawn area must be bordered as a single enclosed area (see gure <D).
• Any parallel boundary wires (11) in stalled at a distance of at least 10 cm are identied as an
obstacle by the lawn mower and are evaded )
• Any parallel boundary wires (11) at a distance of 5 mm or less are not detect-
ed by the lawn mower and are passed over. • Avoid creating corners with a 90° angle.
Instead, split these into two 45° angles
•The lawn mower’s sensors are able to detect and evade stationary and solid obstacles (walls,
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