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Stihl GHE 250 - User Manual

Stihl GHE 250
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STIHL GHE 150, GHE 250, GHE 250 S
Instruction manual
EN
GHE 150.0 GHE 250.0 GHE 250.0 S
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Table of Contents

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Stihl GHE 250 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Power2500 W
Product colorBlack, Orange, White
Uncertainty K2.7 dB
Cutting systemBlade
AC input voltage230 V
Transport wheelsYes
Rated speed (max)2800 RPM
Sound power level103 dB
Material throughput- kg/h
Sound pressure level92 dB
Collection box capacity- L
Maximum branch thickness30 mm
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Weight27000 g

Summary

Notes on the instruction manual

2.1 General

Understanding the purpose and scope of the instruction manual for proper use.

2.2 Instructions for reading the instruction manual

Guidance on interpreting symbols, text, and illustrations in the manual for clarity.

Machine overview

For your safety

4.1 General

Essential safety regulations and general precautions for operating the machine safely.

4.2 Dangers caused by electrical current

Warnings and safety measures related to electrical hazards and connections for user protection.

4.3 Clothing and equipment

Recommended personal protective equipment and attire for safe operation of the shredder.

4.4 Transporting the machine

Guidelines and safety precautions for moving the garden shredder safely.

Before operation

Working with your machine

Maintenance and repairs

Storage for prolonged periods without operation

Disposal

Description of symbols

Caution symbol

Explains the caution symbol and the need to read the manual for warnings.

General injury risk symbols

Explains hazard symbols related to general injury risks and danger areas.

Rotating tools hazard

Explains hazard symbols related to rotating parts and keeping hands away.

Chute insertion hazard

Explains hazard symbols related to reaching into feed or ejection chutes.

Standard equipment

Preparing the machine for operation

7.1 Attaching the wheel axle and wheels

Step-by-step guide to assemble the wheels and axle onto the machine.

7.2 Installing the chassis and ejection chute

Procedure for attaching the chassis and ejection chute assembly.

7.3 Opening and closing the discharge flap

Instructions on how to operate the discharge flap for shredding and transport.

7.4 Attaching the upper chute

Steps for installing the upper chute onto the machine.

7.5 Mounting the cable clip

How to attach the cable clip for storing the power cord.

Notes on working with the machine

8.1 What material can be processed?

Details on the types of organic material suitable for shredding.

8.2 What material cannot be processed?

Lists materials that should not be fed into the shredder due to safety or damage risks.

8.3 Maximum branch diameter

Specifies the maximum thickness of branches that can be shredded.

8.4 Working area for operator

Defines the safe zone around the machine during operation.

8.5 Correct machine load

Guidance on maintaining the correct load on the motor for optimal performance.

8.6 Overload protection

Explanation of the motor overload protection system and its behavior.

8.7 If the cutting unit of the garden shredder is blocked

Steps to take if the shredding blades become jammed.

Operating the machine

Safety devices

9.1 Motor restart inhibitor

How the motor restart inhibitor prevents accidental startup.

9.2 Safety interlock

Describes the safety mechanism that stops the motor if the feed chute is not closed.

9.3 Motor run-down brake

Information about the brake that stops the blades quickly.

9.4 Protective covers

Details on safety covers protecting feeding and ejection areas.

Electrical connection of garden shredders

Switching on the garden shredder

Switching off the garden shredder

Shredding

Maintenance

11.1 Cleaning the machine

Detailed instructions for cleaning the machine after each use.

11.2 Installing the feed chute

Steps for attaching the feed chute to the basic unit.

11.3 Removing the feed chute

Procedure for detaching the feed chute.

Locking the blade disc

Removing the blade set

Installing the blade set

Blade maintenance

Reversing the blades

Electric motor and wheels

Storage and winter break

Transport

Winding up the cable

Pulling or pushing the garden shredder

Lifting or carrying the garden shredder

Transporting the garden shredder on a load floor

Minimising wear and preventing damage

Wearing parts

Identifies components subject to normal wear that require timely replacement.

Compliance with the information in this instruction manual

Emphasizes user responsibility for damage due to non-compliance.

Maintenance operations

Highlights the importance of regular maintenance and specialist dealer services.

Standard spare parts

Environmental protection

Technical specifications

Troubleshooting

Service schedule

Handover confirmation

Section for recording initial machine delivery details and next service date.

Service confirmation

Area for the specialist dealer to record performed maintenance operations.

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