Why battery charge indicator does not light up on my Worx WG168E?
If the battery charge indicator on your Worx Trimmer does not light up, the plug of the battery charger may not be plugged in properly (ensure the charger is plugged in properly), or the socket outlet, mains cable, or battery charger could be defective (check and replace if necessary).
What to do if my Worx WG168E fails to operate?
If your Worx Trimmer isn't working, the battery may be discharged, in which case you should replace or recharge it. Another potential cause is that the battery is either too hot or too cold; allow it to reach room temperature. The motor might be broken, requiring repair or replacement. Finally, the internal wiring of the machine could be damaged, so inspect and repair it.
Why my Worx Trimmer won't start?
Your Worx Trimmer might not be starting due to several reasons: the battery may be discharged (charge the battery), the battery could be too hot or cold (allow it to reach room temperature), the motor might be broken (replace or repair the motor), or the internal wiring of the machine could be damaged (check and repair the internal wiring).
Why is my Worx WG168E Trimmer battery not working?
If the Worx Trimmer battery is discharged or too hot/cold, recharge the battery, consulting the charger manual, or allow it to cool/warm. If the motor is broken or the internal wiring is damaged, contact a service agent.
What to do if my Worx WG168E Trimmer won't charge?
If the plug of your Worx Trimmer battery charger is not plugged in properly, fully insert it into the socket outlet. Check the mains voltage. Have the battery charger checked by an authorized after-sales service agent if it is defective.
Why does my Worx WG168E have excessive vibrations or noise?
Excessive vibrations or noise in your Worx Trimmer can be due to a defective machine, which would require inspection and repair. Another cause could be that the line spool is not wound well, so rewind the line spool properly.
Why doesn't the battery charge indicator light up on my Worx WG168E?
The battery charge indicator on your Worx Trimmer might not light up because the plug of the battery charger is not plugged in properly; ensure the charger plug is securely connected. Another reason could be a defective socket outlet, mains cable, or battery charger; check and replace any defective components.
Why is my Worx Trimmer running intermittently?
If your Worx Trimmer is running intermittently, the motor could be broken, meaning you should repair or replace it. Also, the battery may not be fully charged, so fully charge the battery. Another cause might be a defective On/Off switch, which should be repaired or replaced.
What to do if the cutting line is not winding well on my Worx WG168E?
If the cutting line of your Worx Trimmer is not wound well, tangled, or used up, manually feed the line. If it still won't feed out, remove the spool and rewind the line. If necessary, replace it with a new line spool.
What to do if my Worx WG168E is not cutting?
If your Worx Trimmer isn't cutting, it could be due to a few reasons. The cutting line might be broken (replace the cutting line), the battery may not be fully charged (charge the battery), the motor could be broken or running too slowly (repair or replace the motor), or grass might be entangled around the cutting head (remove the entangled grass).
General| Battery type | Lithium - Ion |
|---|---|
| Power source | Battery |
| Charging time | 1 h |
| Battery voltage | 40 V |
| Battery capacity | 2 Ah |
| Line diameter | 2 mm |
| Product color | Multicolor |
| Plant protector | Yes |
| Rotational speed | 8300 RPM |
| Cutting diameter (max) | 33 mm |
Weight and Dimensions| Weight | 3600 g |
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Keep work area clean, well-lit, and free from explosive atmospheres.
Follow guidelines for plugs, grounding, water exposure, cords, and RCDs.
Stay alert, use PPE, prevent unintentional starts, dress properly, and maintain balance.
Use the correct tool for the job and ensure it is in good working order.
Keep tools sharp, clean handles, and store safely away from children.
Use specified chargers and battery packs, and handle with care.
Have the tool serviced by qualified personnel using identical replacement parts.
Read instructions, wear eye protection, use in daylight, and check for damage.
Store out of reach of children, disconnect battery after use, and use approved parts.
Do not dismantle, short-circuit, expose to heat/shock, or allow contact with leaking liquid.
Charge before use, use specified chargers, and maintain terminals clean.
Store away from metal objects, keep out of reach of children, and remove when not in use.
Dispose properly, keep separate, and retain literature for reference.
Align and insert shaft into upper housing, then tighten locking knob.
Slide auxiliary handle onto support until click, ensure clamp is closed.
Remove screw, attach guard to housing, secure with screw, remove line cutter tape.
Battery pack is shipped uncharged and must be charged before first use.
The Li-Ion battery is protected against deep discharging.
Depress release button to remove; push in until click to install.
LEDs show charge level: three green = high, two = moderate, one = depleted.
Use lock-off switches and on/off lever to start; head continues to rotate briefly after shutdown.
Select speed for light, medium, or tough grass trimming.
Adjust handle for comfort and balance, then tighten clamp.
Wear PPE, hold tool correctly, ensure line is fed, use correct line diameter.
Rotate trimmer head to 180 degrees for edging, use edge guide for protection.
Line feeds automatically when switched on; noise is normal.
Press feed button and pull line; adjust length if too long.
Press and hold latches, then pull cap away from spool holder.
Remove old spool, clear debris, install new spool, release line, refit cap.
Insert line into spool holes, wind in direction of arrows, leave end in cleat.
Remove battery pack after use and store in a dry, protected place.
Remove battery, check for damage, clean with dry cloth, keep ventilation clean.
Switch off machine and remove battery before troubleshooting.
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