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Details the 24-month guarantee and specific exclusions like wear and tear, misuse, and lack of maintenance.
General safety rules for operating garden power tools, including user restrictions, supervision, and storage.
Guidelines for maintaining a safe work environment, avoiding hazards like dust, fumes, and keeping bystanders clear.
Precautions regarding power tool plugs, earthed surfaces, and exposure to wet conditions to prevent electric shock.
Emphasizes staying alert, not using the tool when tired or under the influence, and using common sense.
Recommends wearing eye protection, dust masks, safety shoes, hard hats, or hearing protection.
Ensures the switch is off before connecting power, picking up, or carrying the tool.
Advices to avoid overreaching and maintain proper footing for better control in unexpected situations.
Wear sturdy gloves, non-skid footwear, and safety glasses; avoid loose clothing/jewelry.
Use the correct tool for the application to ensure better and safer performance.
Do not use if the switch does not operate correctly; it must be repaired.
Store tools out of reach of children and do not allow untrained persons to operate them.
Check for misalignment, binding, or damage; repair before use if damaged.
Sharp, clean cutting tools are less likely to bind and easier to control.
Use the tool, accessories, and bits according to instructions and for intended purposes only.
Keep body parts away from the moving blade; do not clear jammed material with blades moving.
Carry by the handle with the blade stopped and always fit the cutting device cover for transport.
Hold by insulated surfaces only, as the blade may contact hidden wiring, making parts live.
Ensure the cable is not in the cutting path to prevent it from being accidentally cut by the blade.
Check the hedge for foreign objects like wire fences before operation.
Hold the product firmly, preferably with both hands, to maintain control and prevent injury.
Emphasizes reading the manual carefully and keeping it for future reference.
Become familiar with the manual, controls, and proper use before operating the product.
Do not use the product near overhead electrical lines (within 10m).
Avoid operating the product when people, especially children, are nearby.
Wear sturdy gloves, non-skid footwear, and safety glasses; avoid loose clothing/jewelry.
Stop the tool if it strikes an object or makes unusual noise; inspect, tighten parts, or repair.
Stop the motor before cleaning, clearing blockages, maintenance, or adjustments.
Ensure the product is correctly located in a designated working position before starting.
Always ensure the operating position is safe and secure; do not use on steps or ladders.
Do not operate the product with a damaged or excessively worn cutting device.
Always ensure all handles and guards are fitted; never use an incomplete or modified product.
Always use two hands to operate a product fitted with two handles for optimal control.
Stay alert for possible hazards due to noise; be aware of surroundings and potential risks.
Shut off power, disconnect, and let parts stop before servicing, inspecting, or storing.
Always allow the product to cool down before storing or performing any work on it.
Always fit the cutting device transport guard when transporting or storing the product.
Limit operation time, use low-vibration modes, and wear PPE to minimize exposure risks.
Only use the product as intended by its design and these instructions.
Ensure the product is in good condition and well maintained for reduced vibration and noise.
Use correct application tools for the product and ensure they are in good condition.
Maintain a tight grip on the handles/grip surface to reduce vibration exposure.
Maintain the product according to instructions and keep it well lubricated where appropriate.
Spread high vibration tool use across several days to reduce risk of hand-arm vibration syndrome.
Always be alert to recognize and handle risks early for injury and damage prevention.
Switch off and disconnect from power supply if any malfunction occurs; have it repaired.
Provides vibration total values and emission values as per EN ISO 10517/EN60745.
Warning that actual vibration can differ from declared value based on usage.
Tool may cause HAVS if use is not managed; identify safety measures based on exposure estimation.
Maintain, lubricate, avoid low temperatures, and spread work to minimize vibration risk.
Ensure the supply voltage matches the rating plate voltage.
Remove the mains plug before carrying out any adjustment or servicing.
Includes symbols for general warnings, reading instructions, double insulation, and CE compliance.
Symbols indicating required PPE: ear, eye, helmet, face protection, gloves, and boots.
Symbols for actions: avoid wet conditions, switch off for cleaning, switch off if cable is damaged.
The primary cutting component of the pole hedge trimmer.
Button used to adjust the cutting angle of the trimmer head.
Components forming the telescopic shaft for adjustable length.
Knob used for securing or adjusting parts, like the harness clips.
The strap system used to support the product during operation.
Controls for starting, stopping, and preventing accidental operation.
The primary grip for controlling the product.
The cable for power connection and its strain relief mechanism.
Protective guard located at the rear of the product.
Openings for airflow to cool the motor during operation.
Cover used to protect the cutting blade when not in use.
Details the electrical specifications like voltage, power, and speed.
Information on blade length, max cutting length, and capability.
Specifies the net weight of the product and the length of the power cable.
Presents measured sound pressure and power levels of the product.
Provides declared vibration values and their measurement standards.
Warns that actual vibration may differ from declared values based on usage.
Notes that operator sound intensity may exceed 85dB(A), requiring ear protection.
The harness provided with the pole hedge trimmer.
The hex key supplied for assembly and adjustments.
Specifies the product's intended use for cutting hedges in domestic gardens and prohibitions.
Instructions for unpacking, checking parts, and ensuring all necessary tools and PPE are available.
Guidance on assembling the pole hedge trimmer, including shaft connection and warning about disassembly for maintenance.
Keep the electric cable away from the blade and work area to prevent accidental cutting.
Create a loop in the main cable and insert into the cord strain relief for tension relief.
How to start the trimmer using the lock-off button and switch trigger.
How the trimmer stops automatically when the switch trigger is released.
Check for damage and wear before each use; do not use if damaged.
Double check that accessories and the blade are properly fixed.
Hold the product by its handle and gripping surface, keeping them dry for safe support.
Keep air vents clear to prevent overheating and product damage.
Switch off immediately if disturbed or if people enter the working area; let it stop completely.
Take regular breaks to maintain concentration and control over the product.
Adjust shaft length and use a pruner for branches exceeding capacity.
Always hold the product firmly with both hands; never use with one hand.
Cut from bottom upwards to prevent cuttings from falling into the uncut area.
Use a sweeping motion, with a slight downward tilt, following the hedge shape for optimum performance.
Move the product slowly forward when cutting higher hedge or when the cutting area is out of sight.
Do not rush or attempt to cut too much with one stroke; keep blade angled at approx. 15°.
Cut in stages for particularly long areas; smaller cuttings aid composting.
Advised to achieve a trapezoidal shape for optimal hedge growth and light exposure.
Ensure the trimmer is disconnected from power supply before any repairs or servicing.
Remove debris after each use and before storage; clean with a dry cloth or brush.
Regularly check for loose, dislodged, or damaged blades, fixings, and components.
Clean air vents after every use with a cloth and brush.
Do not use solvents or water to remove dirt; use high pressure air for stubborn dirt.
Ensure all fastening elements (screws, nuts) are tight for safe operation.
Frequently check for wear and replace worn or damaged parts.
Store in a dry, frost-free place; clean and oil screw parts for longevity.
Check the cutting blade and its mounting for wear or damage; replace if blunt or deformed.
Keep the blade clean, free of debris, and sharp for good cutting performance.
Lubricate the blade after each use with light machine oil to prolong life span.
Clean the product and store it and accessories in a dry, frost-free, well-ventilated place.
Store in a place inaccessible to children; ideal temperature is 10-30°C.
Recommend covering the product with a cloth or enclosure to protect against dust.
Switch off and disconnect from power supply before transporting.
Attach transportation guards as described, if applicable.
Always carry the product by its handle/gripping surface.
Protect the product from heavy impact or strong vibrations during transport.
Secure the product to prevent it from slipping or falling over.
Checks for power connection, plug/cord defects, or other electrical issues.
Checks for suitable extension cord, power source voltage, or blocked air vents.
Checks for worn blade or if branch thickness exceeds capacity.
Checks for dull/damaged blade or loose bolts/nuts.
Always replace the fuse with one of identical rating.
Details the wire color coding (Blue-Neutral, Brown-Live) for plug connection.
Connect blue wire to N terminal, brown wire to L terminal; use 13 AMP plug and 5 AMP fuse.
Never connect live or neutral wires to the earth terminal of the plug.
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by a qualified service agent.
Details the importer: TITAN Power Tools (UK) Ltd.
Identifies the product as 400W POLE HEDGE TRIMMER, Model: TTB427GTM.
Lists directives the product complies with (Machinery, EMC, Low Voltage, Noise, RoHS, WEEE).
Details conformity assessment route and referred standards (EN ISO, EN55014, EN61000).
States the measured and guaranteed sound power levels of the product.
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