Assembling The Handle Bar; Mounting And Emptying The Collection Bag (Optionally Available); Operation; Setting The Working Positions - Grizzly EV 1200-31 ZV Translation Of The Original Instructions For Use

Assembling the handle bar

1. Insert the lower bar (5) into the
B
implement case (9) and screw it
on with the two Philips screws.
2. Secure the two centre bars (2)
to the lower bar (5) with the
screws and wing nuts (12a).
3. Use the screws and wing nuts
(12b) from the package to
mount the upper bar (1) on the
two cross bars (2).
4. Use the two cable clips (11 a/b) to
attach the power cord to the bar.
Mounting and emptying the
collection bag
WARNING: Never operate the
implement without the impact
protector. Danger of Injury!
The collection bag is delivered in a folded
state and must therefore be assembled
before it is mounted on the implement.
C Assemble the collection bag
rods (22).
2. Slip the plastic straps (23) over
the collection bag rods (22).
Mounting the collection bag
on the implement:
3. Lift the impact protector (4).
4. Push the pins (24) on the collec-
tion bag rods (22) into the socket
in the implement case (9).
5. Release the impact protector so
that it holds the collection bag
(3) in its position.
Removing and emptying the
collection bag:
6. Lift the impact protector (4) and
take out the collection bag (3).

Operation

Please observe local regulations
concerning noise protection.

Setting the working positions

The implement has 4 principal
position settings:
Transport position:
This position sets the maximum
safety spacing between the tool
and the floor.
Working position:
Set this position when working
with a new implement.
Readjustment positions:
The working position can be lowered with
increased knife and sprung tine wear.
Wear can be identified from an increas-
ingly poor result.
The readjusting depth amounts to approx.
3 mm per setting.
When the implement is delivered it
is in the Transport Position setting
1. Check that the appliance is turned off
before adjusting the working position.
2. Pull up the adjusting knob (see
no. 10). Turn the knob as appropriate
and push it down to snap in. Use your
other hand to hold the appliance.
The setting button is not intended
for height adjustment but rather to
compensate for wear. Selection of
a readjustment position without the
corresponding wear can overload
the motor and damage the cylinder.
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