7.OPERATION
gIn case of branches, twigs and wood, shred them just after they are cut. They may become
very hard as they become dry.
gRemove any side shoots from branches, if they are not easy to feed.
gTurn o the motor & disconnect the product from the power supply, before cleaning the
ejection opening.
gDo not let the shredded material accumulate in the ejection opening.
gShredded material may block the ejection opening. Empty the collection box regularly.
gDo not shred material which is more than the maximum branch diameter of 45 mm.
gThe maximum branch diameter may vary depending on the freshness and condition of the
wood.
gShredding wet garden waste may clog the shredder. To reduce the chance of the product
clogging, alternate waste with wood.
gSoft material or wet branches may be torn instead of cut. A worn counter blade may also
cause this problem.
ADJUSTING THE BLADE CLEARANCE
For an eective operation, adjust the clearance between the counter blade and cutting roller.
SETTING THE CLEARANCE
gSwitch on the product.
gTurn the xing knob counterclockwise to release the adjusting knob.
gTurn the adjusting knob clockwise slowly to place the counter blade closer to the cutting
roller. Turn it until ne aluminum chips are falling from the ejection opening.
gTurn the xing knob clockwise to lock the adjusting knob.
REVERSE SWITCH
The shredder is tted with a reverse switch to enable the removal of jammed material. If
material becomes jammed stop the product by pressing the Red (O) o button.
When the product has come to a complete stop, change the direction of rotation by pressing
the reverse arrow on the reverse switch and pressing the Green (I) on button (Note: The
product will not stay Green (I) on while in reverse, the button must be held down).
When the blockage has cleared, stop the product and return the reverse switch to its original
position. Do not continue to run the product in reverse mode as this could cause injury to the
operator or damage to the product.
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