To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my STERWINS Trimmer does not start?
If your STERWINS Trimmer isn't starting, first ensure it's properly connected to a power supply. If it is, a defective power cord or plug, or another electrical issue within the product, might be the cause. In these cases, it's best to have a specialist electrician check the trimmer.
Why is my STERWINS 1200 BC-2 Trimmer not reaching full power?
If your STERWINS Trimmer isn't reaching full power, it might be due to a few reasons. First, check if you're using an extension cord that's suitable for operating the product; if not, use a proper one. Also, the power source, such as a generator, might have too low voltage, so try connecting to another power source. Lastly, ensure that the air vents aren't blocked; if they are, clean them.
How to fix excessive vibration or noise in my STERWINS 1200 BC-2?
Excessive vibration or noise in your STERWINS Trimmer can be caused by a dull or damaged cutting attachment. Replace it with a new one. Also, check if any bolts or nuts are loose and tighten them.
What to do if my STERWINS 1200 BC-2 has unsatisfactory cutting performance?
If your STERWINS Trimmer's cutting performance is unsatisfactory, it's likely that the cutting attachment is worn. Replace it with a new one to restore optimal performance.
Explains symbols for danger, warnings, attention, and basic safety icons like PPE and rain.
Covers symbols related to disconnecting power, safe distance, rotating blades, and noise levels.
Details symbols indicating compliance with standards and measured noise levels.
Fundamental safety principles for power tools, including user responsibility and keeping the area safe.
Focuses on maintaining a clean, well-lit work area and keeping others away during operation.
Details precautions related to power cords, grounding, and wet conditions to prevent electric shock.
Emphasizes user alertness, common sense, and the use of personal protective equipment.
Provides guidelines for operating the tool correctly and maintaining it for safe performance.
Explains service requirements, the importance of training, and specific rules for brush cutters.
Outlines pre-operation checks, safe attire, and basic operating procedures.
Covers safe practices during operation, including posture, cutting techniques, and handling malfunctions.
Advises on using RCDs and minimizing exposure to vibration and noise.
Details emergency actions and outlines potential residual risks like health defects and injuries.
Warns about electromagnetic fields, and explains trimming and on/off procedures.
Provides specific instructions and warnings for using the cutting blade safely.
Explains the procedure for extending the cutting line and safe trimming practices.
Offers guidance on safely cutting grass and brush using the spool line.
Details cleaning, storage, and regular inspection for safe and prolonged use.
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