Senix HT4QL-L - Operation and Trimming; Clearing Jams and Obstructions; Trimming Hedges Techniques

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while the engine is running.
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plug wire before clearing a jam.
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make sure all jammed material has been cleared, and
to make sure blades are not damaged.
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If the blades get jammed by a wire or other obstruction
and can’t move, follow these important safety rules:
A hedge trimmer is primarily used to cut hedges, but
can also be used on shrubs and bushes as well. For the
best results, angle the blade of the hedge trimmer 15°
from the targeted hedge.
A string or tie can be used as a guideline in order to
create a level hedge. Position the string at the preferred
height and cut everything that protrudes past it. The unit
can be used in either direction. Use a sweeping motion
back and forth for even cuts. Avoid cutting limbs and
branches larger than 1 1/8 of an inch.
Do not force the hedge trimmer through heavy
shrubbery. If the blades
become jammed, immediately release the trigger and
shut off the unit. Disconnect the spark plug wire before
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debris during operation. Wear gloves when trimming
thorny or prickly foliage.