Switching Off; Storing The Machine - Stihl TSA 230 Instruction Manual

16 Switching Off

16 Switching Off
► Release the trigger switch (1) and trigger
switch lockout (2)
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► Set the retaining latch (3) to ƒ – machine is
locked so that it cannot be switched on
During breaks and after work, remove the battery
from the machine.
NOTICE
If the battery is not removed, there is the risk that
the plug-in contacts on the cut-off machine and
battery become corroded. Such corrosion can
cause irreparable damage to the cut-off machine
and battery.
16.1 Removing the battery
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► Press both safety catches at the same time (4)
– this unlocks the battery (5)
► Remove the battery (5) from the housing
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When the machine is not in use, shut it off so
that it does not endanger others.
Secure it against unauthorized use.

17 Storing the Machine

► Set retaining latch to ƒ
► Remove the battery
► Remove the abrasive wheel
► Thoroughly clean the machine, especially the
ventilation slots
► Store machine in a safe and dry place. Protect
against unauthorized use (e. g., by children)
NOTICE
If the battery is not removed, there is the risk that
the plug-in contacts on the cut-off machine and
battery become corroded. Such corrosion can
cause irreparable damage to the cut-off machine
and battery.
17.1 Battery compartment cover
(special accessory)
The cover protects the empty battery compart‐
ment against dirt.
► After work, insert the cover (1) in the compart‐
ment until the cover audibly snaps into place
17.2 Battery storage
► Remove the battery from the machine or
charger
► Store in a closed, dry space and keep in a
secure location. Protect against unauthorized
use (e. g., by children) and dirt
► Do not store backup batteries unused – use
them in alternation
For optimum service life, store the battery at a
charge of approx. 30 %.
17.3 Storing the charger
► Remove the battery
► Disconnect the power plug
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