To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the Stiga Brush Cutter hits a foreign object?
If the Stiga Brush Cutter cutting means comes into contact with a foreign body, immediately turn off the machine and remove the battery. Inspect the machine for damage, check for and tighten any loose parts, and have all replacements or repairs carried out by an authorized service center.
What to do if my Stiga Brush Cutter stops and the LED blinks?
If the Stiga Brush Cutter motor stops during operation and the LED blinks, it indicates a low battery. You should check the battery status and recharge it if necessary.
Why is the LED blinking on my Stiga Brush Cutter?
If the LED blinks when pushing the safety button on your Stiga Brush Cutter, it means the battery is low. Check the battery status and recharge it if needed.
Why is my Stiga Brush Cutter smoking?
If your Stiga Brush Cutter is giving off smoke, stop using the machine immediately. Turn it off, remove the battery, and contact a service center as the machine is damaged.
What to do if my Stiga Brush Cutter battery charger isn't working?
If the battery charger is not recharging the Stiga Brush Cutter battery, check if the battery is correctly inserted. Ensure the charger is plugged in and the power socket is working. Clean the contacts if they are dirty. Recharge the battery in places with suitable temperatures. If the problem persists, replace the charger with an original spare part.
Why is the Stiga Brush Cutter blade not moving?
If the cutting means of your Stiga Brush Cutter is stationary even when the throttle control lever and throttle safety lever are engaged, do not use the machine. Immediately turn it off, remove the battery, and contact a service center, as the machine is damaged.
What does it mean when the LED indicator on my Stiga Brush Cutter is always on?
If the LED indicator on your Stiga Brush Cutter remains on in steady mode, it indicates a self-check failure. Stop using the machine immediately. Turn it off, remove the battery, and contact a service center.
Why is the LED flashing on my Stiga Brush Cutter?
If the LED indicator on your Stiga Brush Cutter is flashing, it could be due to a battery communication error, a blocked rotor, current overload, or the PCB overheating. In any of these cases, do not use the machine. Immediately turn it off, remove the battery and contact a service centre. If there is a current overload, optimize machine usage.
Why won't the green lights turn on when I press the safety button on my Stiga Brush Cutter?
If the safety button is pressed and the two green lights do not come on, ensure the battery is properly inserted and well-fitted in its housing.
Why is mowing difficult with my Stiga Brush Cutter?
If mowing is difficult with your Stiga Brush Cutter, the cutting means might not be in good condition. Perform maintenance on the cutting means.
General| Motor Type | Brushless |
|---|---|
| Battery Voltage | 48 V |
| Cutting Width | 45 cm |
| Weight | 12.5 kg |
| Handle Type | D-shaped |
| Shaft Type | Straight |
| Power source | Battery |
| Power | 500 W |
Explains how to interpret important information, safety warnings, and symbols in the manual.
Details regarding numbered figures and component markings used throughout the manual.
Explains the manual's division into chapters and paragraphs with cross-references.
Familiarize with controls, stopping the machine, and responsibilities for safe operation.
Details personal protective equipment (PPE) and preparing the work area before operation.
Covers safe operation practices, focusing on work area preparation and potential hazards.
Details the machine's purpose, intended use, improper use cases, and user types.
Explains the meaning of various safety symbols used on the machine for operator guidance.
Provides information on the machine's identification label, including model, serial number, and manufacturer details.
Lists and describes the main parts of the machine and their functions, illustrated by Fig. 1.
Details the components included in the packaging for machine assembly and unpacking procedures.
Provides instructions for assembling the front hand grip onto the machine's rod.
Instructions for attaching, removing, and selecting cutting means and their guards.
Explains how to activate/deactivate the machine's electrical circuit and the function of the LEDs.
Describes the function of the throttle lever for starting and regulating cutting speed.
Explains the role of the throttle safety lever in controlling the throttle lever.
Outlines essential pre-operation checks including battery status and harness usage.
Details essential safety checks to perform before operating the machine, including general and operating tests.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely starting the machine.
Guides the user on how to operate the machine correctly after initial setup and checks.
Offers tips for efficient operation, including work techniques, line adjustment, and motor cooling.
Instructions for safely stopping the machine and precautions during stopping.
Procedures to follow after using the machine, including battery removal and cleaning.
Introduces routine maintenance, safety regulations, and general operation prior to maintenance.
Discusses battery power reserve and factors affecting it, setting the stage for battery maintenance.
Provides instructions for cleaning the machine and motor after use.
Emphasizes the importance of keeping nuts, bolts, and screws tight for safe operation.
Details maintenance procedures for the cutting means, including safety precautions.
Instructions for sharpening the line cutting knife, including safety precautions.
Guidelines for storing the machine safely, including battery removal and cleaning.
Recommendations for storing the battery in a cool, shaded place to maintain its working life.
Information on different capacity batteries available to suit specific operating requirements.
Details the device used to recharge the battery, specifying fast and standard models.
