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Operating InstructionsOperating InstructionsOperating InstructionsOperating Instructions'ARDEN'ARDENSafety Hedge Trimmer.GG10GG10“Midi”“Midi”Safety Hedge Trimmer.Instruction ManualInstruction Manual

gInstructionsInstructionsOperatingHistory and BackgroundIntended useYour Garden Groom is a power tool that is used for trimming hedges, bushes, shrubsand ornamental plants and works with a rotating blade. The maximum branch thicknessto be cut should not exceed 10 mm. The intended use of the Garden Groom is foroutdoor and private domestic garden areas. Before each operation, read the manual.When using the Garden Groom ensure the appropriate personal protective equipmentis worn according to the manual and the warning pictograms attached to the machine.Before using Garden Groom, check for any electrical or mechanical damage. If damageis detected , do not use and contact an authorized service center.Improper useAll applications for Garden Groom that are not listed in the "intended use" paragraphare considered as a non-intended use.Any resulting property damage and personal injury incurred due to any misuse,shall be the liability of the user of the Garden Groom.Using other or non-original components on the Garden Groom, will void themanufacturer's warranty.Several years ago, Graham Wilsona retired engineer was cutting hedgesin his garden. After a long hard day hesaid to himself, there must be an easierand safer way to do this job!!So he set about trying to solve theproblems that all gardeners face whenthey venture out to cut their hedges.At first it started out as a hobby, butthe more Graham got closer to solvingthe problems, the more determined hewas to see the job through. In 2000,he received a number of UK governmentgrants for safety and innovation, whichhelped him fund the initial stages of theproject. He then approached a numberof leading garden tool manufacturers,with a view to them taking on hisinvention. Without exception theyall rejected his concept.Remaining risksEven with proper use of the Garden Groom, there is always some residual risk thatcannot be ruled out. For the type and construction of the tool, the following potentialhazards, need to be considered.-Contact with the unprotected blade (cut-injury)Hand or bodily contact with the moving blade area. (cut-injury)Unforeseen, sudden movement of the cutting material (cut-injury)Projection of the cutting materialDamage to hearing, if there is no suitable hearing protection wornInhalation of cut materialGraham however was determinedto see his vision through. He wasconvinced he had a concept that woulddramatically benefit gardeners aroundthe world, that concept would changea potentially dangerous and timeconsuming chore, into a far morepleasant and safe gardening function.To achieve his goal Graham neededto raise substantial funds and in 1999,Please Note: All photographic images in this manual and packaging are formarketing purposes only. For full safety instructions, please refer to the contentsof this manual14 2315Graham Wilson - Inventor and Chairman of Garden Groomat the age of 53, he re-mortgaged hishome and ploughed all of his savingsinto the development of his invention.Yearson and after spending a smallYefortune on development, manufacturingand patent costs and with manydisappointments and rejections alongthe way, Graham has succeeded inintroducing the GARDEN GROOM togardeners around the world.He has truly solved the problemsassociated with hedge trimming andwith the GARDEN GROOM has presenteda unique product that cuts, shreds andcaptures the majority of waste materialand with its concealed blade, makesit virtually impossible to cut themains cable.Great ideas are always worth fighting for!Thanks Graham.

Operating InstructionsOperating InstructionsLocation of rating plate and switchesSpecificationOperating InstructionsOperating InstructionsSafetySwitch"ACK(ANDLE1. SWITCHEC-ARRANGEMENTDeclarationModel no.GG10Input Voltage230V 50Hz&RONTRated Power (Watts)300W(ANDLENo Load Speed (rpm)3400/minClass II ApplianceComplies with European and British safety and EMC regulationsNoise levels : Sound pressure level: 82 dB(A),Sound Power Level:97 dB(A),Vibration level is 4.04 m/s2.SwitchYour Garden Groom Midi will operate when themain switch and the front switch located onwe, depressed.GARDEN GROOM,PO Box 192, Prenton, Wirral, CH26 9DBthe frontHerewithhandle areTo operatedeclarethatthefollowingAppliancethe main switch, push forward the safety complies with the appropriate basic safety and healthrequirements of the EC Directives (see item 4) based on its design and type, as brought intoswitch first.-AIN3WITCH.7ASTE#ONTAINERcirculation by us.This declaration relates exclusively to the machinery in the state in which it was placed on themarket, and excludes components which are added and/or operations carried out subsequentlyby the final user.2. HORIZONTAL TRIMMING (Top of Hedges)(EADThe specified vibration emission value according to clause 6.2 of EN 60745-2-15. This value may possibly alsobe used for another hedge trimmer with the same construction and energy supply.The specified vibration emission value limits the working hours. If you notice a tingling or discolouration(white) of the fingers then stop working with the tool.Warning: The actual value of existing vibration emissions while using the machine, may differ from thosein the manual respectively by the manufacturer. This can be caused by the followingfactors to be.2ATING3AFETYconsidered before or during any use:0LATE3WITCHHedge TrimmerMovethe GardenGroom Midi in a sweepingGG10GardenGroom MidiUsed harmonized Standards:ENgardener60745-1:2009,EN 60745-2-15:2009,can achieveexcellent results.ENTIP:ISO The3744:1994,11904:1991GardenISOGroomMidi has been designedEN55014-1:2006,ofEN55014-2:1997/ A1:to cut growthup to 1 yearin age,2001/ A2:10mm 2008,EN61000-3-3:1995 A1:2001 A2:2005; EN61000-3-2:2006;Responsible for documentation:)NTERLOCKIf you observe an uncomfortablefeeling or a discoloration of the skin from your hands while using the3WITCH stop working. Take adequate breaks from work. Not taking adequatemachine, please immediatelywork breaks, may result#ONTAINERin hand-arm vibration syndrome.pendulum motion from side to side. The flatundersideof the 2006/42/ECGarden Groom Midi providesMachineryDirectivein diameter. Use on heavier material mayresult GROOM,in damageto theGARDENPO Box192,machine.Prenton, Wirral, CH26 9DBAdditionalused EC(SideDirectives:3. VERTICALTRIMMINGof Hedge)EMC Directive 2004/108/ECLow Voltage Directive 2006/95/ECMove the Garden Groom Midi in a vertical sweepingaction,Directiveensuring2000/14/ECthe flat underside of theOutdoor- Noise-t#LIPDesignation/ function:TypeSerial number:Applicable EC Directives:a natural guide, so the most inexperienced&RONT3WITCH-Is the machine being used correctly?-Is the method of cutting the material and is it processed correctly?-AIN-Is the machine being usedin accordance with the manual3WITCH-Maintain the tool in accordance with the manual)NTERLOCKMainSwitchof ConformityFrontA degree0EGof noise from this machine is unavoidable, only use at appropriate times of the day.machine is level with the surface of the hedge. TIP: For a tighter professional finish, burysound pressure95,2dB(A)the headMeasuredof the machineinto thelevelhedge, to thedesired depth, working the machine upwards.soundlevel growing98dB(A)See fig.2Guaranteed(below). Totrimpowerlong stalksparallel with the surface of the hedge, movethe head down in the opposite direction to the growth (fig.3)%XHAUSTConformity assessment method to Annex V/ Directive 2000/14/ECCONTAINS NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTSPlease note: The capture rate of material is reduced using this able of cut.Please retain your receipt! If this product is, or becomes defective, please return it to the placeof purchase along with your till receipt.Manufactured by:UK Agent:ALLSTAR MARKETING GROUP LLCHAWTHORNE, NEW YORK 10532, U.S.AGarden GroomPO Box 192PrentonWirralCH26 9DB2OTARY"LADE#ONTAINER#LIP)NTERLOCK3WITCH&IG 3TATIC"LADEDate/Place/Name/Authorized Signature:&IG 01/02/2010, Liverpool, Tony RolfeHELP LINE NO: 0151 203 576012 5 (EDGE LEVEL.EW 'ROWTH&IG Title of Signatory:Managing Director

Operating InstructionsInstructionsOperatingProblem5. EMPTYINGCONTAINER4. TRIMMING EXTRA LONG GROWTHGarden Groom Midi Volume Bag InstructionsThe Garden Groom Midi has been designed toTo trim exceptionally long growth (withintrim hedge growth of 150mm or less. However, the recommended cutting diameters),it will trim exceptionally long growth, but thiswe advise the following techniques:operation will inevitably result in a lower rateTrim the growth in several stagesof capture (on vertical cuts only),due to the(see fig.1 below) layering down,When the bag is sufficiently full, unzip the flap at the rear end andYour Volume bag l youarriveat appropriatethe desiredlevel. or ontopour the shreddedmaterialinto anreceptacleThe volume bag attachment is supplied fully assembled,a compost area.(see fig. 1) managed.Passall the componentCheck the assembly for damage1stand ensureFig.1Working from a ladderWhen working from a ladder, always ensure it is stable on solidgroundand Passnever overreach.2ndPreparing your Volume BagLay the hose, extension tube and bag out in a straight lineadjacent to the hedge to be trimmed, positioning the bagbehind the anticipated direction of progress. Ensure the hoseis not twisted and the bag is sitting square on its flat base.Take care when positioning the ladder there is sufficient freedomof movement for the mains cable and the 3rdflexibletube.andparts are in perfect condition and firmly connected togetherbefore proceeding.finalAlways ensure the position of the ladder, bagand hose do notcause a potential tripping hazard or create Passany restriction ofmovement during the hedge trimming operation.Attach the extension tube (Fig.2) to your Garden Groom Midias illustrated (Fig.3), by offering the inlet of the tube to theexhaust of the Groom. Lift the back of the tube up to theunderside of the machine, ensuring the interlock peg isaligned with the interlock switch, in the same way as theconventional containerStorageEnsure the tube, hose and bag are completely free of wastematerial before storing away.DesiredLevelStore in a dry clear place free of hazards that could causedamage to any of the component parts.Secure the tube with the retaining clip.Plug your Garden Groom Midi into the mains electrical supplyand switch on.it does not operate, check the interlock peg is correctly alignedwith the switch and the retaining clip is firmly in place. If theproblem persists, refer to the Troubleshooting page at the back ofthe Garden Groom Midi manual.extension tube or hose in position.Fig.2Use of your Volume Bag AttachmentFig.2WarningAlways unplug your Garden Groom Midi from the mains electricalsupply before carrying out any mainteneance.As progress is made, to avoid any restriction of movementand strain on the tube/hose coupling, occasionally pull thebag along by the hose in advance of the cutting location.Never insert your hand up the extension tube.Tip:DamageThe threecomponentrecommendparts of the VolumeBag AttachmenthaveWe stronglyregularusebeen designed for easy detachment. If the extension tube isof the Garden Groom Midi, which willdamaged simply detach the hose by untying the cord.produce exceptional performance,of operationandcouplingensureIf thespeedhose is damagedunzip theat the bagand untiethe extensiontube. For volume bag damageprofessionalresults.- Check volume bag hose (accessory) is not blocked.- Check exhaust is not blocked.Note: The percentage of collection will varyon the condition and type of hedge being cut.- Unplug the machine immediatelyContainer- Call the GardenClipGroom Helpline for spareparts/servicing.Damage to static or rotary bladeContainerClipInterlockSome of thePegfollowingInterlockSwitchsymbols may appear on your tool. Please familiarize yourself withtheir meanings. A correct interpretation of the symbols allows a safer and more effectiveWasteuse of Containerthe tool.6. VOLUME BAG ATTACHMENTEXPLANATIONFor larger areas of hedgegrowth,classa volumeProtectionIIWastebag attachment has been developed.VolumeTubeThis accessory has a specificallyWarning - Read the instructionsthe riskExtensionof injuryBag carefully to minimizeTubeCouplingrefined container fixed to an exhaustif the supply cable orhose and volume bag Immediatelyattachment pull the mains plug from its socketFlexibleextensionExtensionand is fitted in the samemannercable are damaged.Hoseas the standard container.Never use this power tool in the rain.Volume BagWear ear protection when operating withthe hedge trimmer.CouplingWhen working with the hedge trimmer, wear safety goggles.**Tip: When fitting the extension tube, ensure the **RidgeWearprotectiveridge on the edge oftheaexhaustholemask.is covered.Within the EU, this symbol indicates that this product is not toTIP: It is necessary tobeperiodicallydisposed of as household waste. Old machines contain valuableshake the debris downthe hosematerials, which can harm the environment or human healthrecyclableto ensure smooth conveyanceof wasteby uncontrolledwaste disposal. Please dispose of the oldmaterial into the volumebag. throughWhen full,applianceappropriate channelsdetach/unzip from hose and empty intochosen receptacle.simply unzip the hose.During use, minor kinking of the hose is acceptable, however,ensure the tube is not twisted, as this will restrict the flow ofwaste material.ActionstartCheck themachineFor Machinespeed ofwon'toperation,simply hold the Garden- GroomMidiby is plugged in to a live supplyContainer- Checkthat thethe waste container or volume bag extension tube1is correctlythe front handle, unclip and withdraw the containerfromClipattached, remove and refit. to be suremain body and deposit the waste material into- anCheckappropriatethat you are pressing both main switch and front switchreceptacle. To re-engage, push the front of the containerensuring safety switch has released main switchover the exhaust, raise the rear of the container,- ensuringCheck fuse.- ofContactalignment with clip, push clip forward with palmhandhelpline.- Returnto lock. Note: The interlock peg MUST be connectedto to dealer.the Machineinterlockdoesswitchfor the machine to function.not collect- Check collection box is not full.SYMBOLSSafetyCheck periodically there are no breaks or damage to thevolume bag assembly.In some circumstances you may wish to adopt a vertical technique (see fig.2 below),Groomaction.Midi should never be used without theYourGarden GroomMidi shouldGroomnow be readyfor use.If howeverbringingthe Gardendownontothe growthTheinGardena verticalStart up the Groom in the normal manor by operating themainswitch and the front switch, ensuring the safety switch isActionreleased on the rear handle. The flexible hose and volume bagwill inflate, providing a clear passage for the debris to flow fromthe Groom exhaust to the bag.Operating ways wearprotective eyewearIt will be necessary to periodically shake the debris downthe hose to ensure smooth conveyance of material into thevolume bag.610711

Operating InstructionsOperating Instructions&IG 6/,5-% "!'General Power Tool Safety WarningsWARNING Read all safety warnings and all instructions. Failure to follow the warnings and instructions may result in electric shock, fireand/or serious injury. Save all warnings and instructions for future reference.The term "power tool" in the warnings refers to your mains-operated (corded) power tool or battery-operated (cordless) power tool.4) Power tool use and care1) Work area safetya) Keep work area clean and well lit. Cluttered or dark areas invite a) Do not force the power tool. Use the correct power tool foryour application. The correct power tool will do the job betteraccidents.b) Do not operate power tools in explosive atmospheres, such as and safer at the rate for which it was designed.in the presence of flammable liquids, gases or dust. Power tools create b) Do not use the power tool if the switch does not turn it onand off. Any power tool that cannot be controlled with the switchsparks which may ignite the dust or fumes.c) Keep children and bystanders away while operating a power tool. is dangerous and must be repaired.c) Disconnect the plug from the power source and/or the batteryDistractions can cause you to lose control.pack from the power tool before making any adjustments,2) Electrical safetya) Power tool plugs must match the outlet. Never modify the plug changing accessories, or storing power tools. Such preventivesafety measures reduce the risk of starting the power tool accidentally.in any way. Do not use any adapter plugs with earthed (grounded)power tools. Unmodified plugs and matching outlets will reduce risk d) Store idle power tools out of the reach of children and do notallow persons unfamiliar with the power tool or theseof electric shock.b) Avoid body contact with earthed or grounded surfaces, such as instructions to operate the power tool. Power tools are dangerouspipes, radiators, ranges and refrigerators. There is an increased risk of in the hands of untrained users.e) Maintain power tools. Check for misalignment or binding ofelectric shock if your body is earthed or grounded.moving parts, breakage of parts and any other condition thatc) Do not expose power tools to rain or wet conditions. Watermay affect the power tool’s operation. If damaged, have theentering a power tool will increase the risk of electric shock.d) Do not abuse the cord. Never use the cord for carrying, pulling or power tool repaired before use. Many accidents are caused bypoorly maintained power tools.unplugging the power tool. Keep cord away from heat, oil, sharpf) Keep cutting tools sharp and clean. Properly maintained cuttingedges or moving parts. Damaged or entangled cords increase thetools with sharp cutting edges are less likely to bind and arerisk of electric shock.e) When operating a power tool outdoors, use an extension cord easier to control.g) Use the power tool, accessories and tool bits etc. insuitable for outdoor use. Use of a cord suitable for outdoor useaccordance with these instructions, taking into account thereduces the risk of electric shock.f) If operating a power tool in a damp location is unavoidable, use working conditions and the work to be performed. Use of thepower tool for operations different from those intended coulda residual current device (RCD) protected supply. Use of an RCDresult in a hazardous situation.reduces the risk of electric shock.5) Service3) Personal safetya) Stay alert, watch what you are doing and use common sense Have your power tool serviced by a qualified repair personusing only identical replacement parts. This will ensure that thewhen operating a power tool. Do not use a power tool while yousafety of the power tool is maintainedare tired or under the influence of drugs, alcohol or medication.If the replacement of the supply cord is necessary, this has to beA moment of inattention while operating power tools may resultdone by the manufacturer or his agent in order to avoid a safetyin serious personal injury.b) Use personal protective equipment. Always wear eye protection. hazard.Hedge trimmer safety warnings:Protective equipment such as dust mask, non-skid safety shoes, Keep all parts of the body away from the cutter blade. Do nothard hat, or hearing protection used for appropriate conditionsremove cut material or hold material to be cut when blades arewill reduce personal injuries.moving. Make sure the machine is disconnected before clearingc) Prevent unintentional starting. Ensure the switch is in the offjammed material. A moment of inattention while operating theposition before connecting to power source and/or battery pack,hedge trimmer may result in serious personal injury.picking up or carrying the tool. Carrying power tools with your Carry the hedge trimmer by the handle with the cutter bladefinger on the switch or energising power tools that have the switchstopped. Proper handling of the hedge trimmer will reduceon invites accidents.d) Remove any adjusting key or wrench before turning the power possible personal injury from the cutter blades. Keep cable away from cutting area. During operation the cabletool on. A wrench or a key left attached to a rotating part of themay be hidden in shrubs and can be accidentally cut by thepower tool may result in personal injury.e) Do not overreach. Keep proper footing and balance at all times. blade.This enables better control of the power tool in unexpected situations. -Stop the tool when crossing surfaces other than hedges andf) Dress properly. Do not wear loose clothing or jewellery. Keep your when transporting the tool to and from the area to be cut. Never operate the Garden Groom Midi without the container orhair, clothing and gloves away from moving parts. Loose clothes,fully assembles volume bag attachmentjewellery or long hair can be caught in moving parts. The operator is responsible for accidents and hazards occurringg) If devices are provided for the connection of dust extractionto other people or their propertyand collection facilities, ensure these are connected and properly Never tape the switchesused. Use of dust collection can reduce dust-related hazards. Never use the Garden Groom at eye levelh) We recommend wearing gloves Always use ladders or a platform when working over headheight Do not start the machine in situ i.e. buried in hedge8Interlock&IG 6/,5-% "!'Switch PegVolumeZip bagZipFlexiblehoseHook &LoopInletExtensionTube&IG %84%.3)/. 45"%InletOutletInterlock Peg&IG !44!#().' %84%.3)/. 45"%Extension g9Extension Tube

Operating InstructionsInstructionsOperatingProblem5. EMPTYINGCONTAINER4. TRIMMING EXTRA LONG GROWTHGarden Groom Midi Volume Bag InstructionsThe Garden Groom Midi has been designed toTo trim exceptionally long growth (withintrim hedge growth of 150mm or less. However, the recommended cutting diameters),it will trim exceptionally long growth, but thiswe advise the following techniques:operation will inevitably result in a lower rateTrim the growth in several stagesof capture (on vertical cuts only),due to the(see fig.1 below) layering down,When the bag is sufficiently full, unzip the flap at the rear end andYour Volume bag l youarrivedesiredlevel. or ontopourtheshreddedmaterialintoatan theappropriatereceptacleThe volume bag attachment is supplied fully assembled,a compost area.(see fig. 1) managed.Check the assembly for damageand Passensure all the component1stFig.1parts are in perfect condition and firmly connected togetherbefore proceeding.Preparing your Volume BagLay the hose, extension tube and bag out in a straight lineadjacent to the hedge to be trimmed, positioning the bagbehind the anticipated direction of progress. Ensure the hoseis not twisted and the bag is sitting square on its flat base.Attach the extension tube (Fig.2) to your Garden Groom Midias illustrated (Fig.3), by offering the inlet of the tube to theexhaust of the Groom. Lift the back of the tube up to theunderside of the machine, ensuring the interlock peg isaligned with the interlock switch, in the same way as theconventional containerWorking from a ladderWhen working from a ladder, always ensure it is stable on solidground and never overreach.Fig.2Use of your Volume Bag AttachmentFig.2Start up the Groom in the normal manor by operating themainswitch and the front switch, ensuring the safety switch isActionreleased on the rear handle. The flexible hose and volume bagwill inflate, providing a clear passage for the debris to flow fromthe Groom exhaust to the bag.As progress is made, to avoid any restriction of movementand strain on the tube/hose coupling, occasionally pull thebag along by the hose in advance of the cutting location.3rd andStorageEnsure the tube, hose and bag are completely free of wastematerial before storing away.DesiredLevelStore in a dry clear place free of hazards that could causedamage to any of the component parts.Machine does not collect- Check collection box is not full.- Check volume bag hose (accessory) is not blocked.- Check exhaust is not blocked.Note: The percentage of collection will varyon the condition and type of hedge being cut.Damage to static or rotary blade- Unplug the machineimmediatelyContainer- Call the Garden ClipGroom Helpline for owingof theNever insert your hand up the extension tube.WarningAlways unplug your Garden Groom Midi from the mains electricalsupply before carrying out any mainteneance.DamageTip:The threecomponentrecommendparts of the VolumeBag useAttachment haveWe stronglyregularbeen designed for easy detachment. If the extension tube isoftheGardenGroomMidi,whichdamaged simply detach the hose by untying thewillcord.produce exceptional performance,If thespeedhose isofdamagedunzip andthe couplingoperationensureat the bagand untie the extension tube. For volume bag damageprofessional results.InterlockSwitchSomesymbols may appear on your tool. Please familiarize yourself withtheir meanings.Acorrectinterpretation of the symbols allows a safer and more effectiveWasteuse of thetool.Container6. VOLUME BAG ATTACHMENTSYMBOLSSafetyCheck periodically there are no breaks or damage to thevolume bag assembly.EXPLANATIONFor larger areas of hedgegrowth,a volumeProtectionclassIIWastebag attachment has been developed.VolumeTube the riskExtensionThis accessory has a specificallyWarning - Read the instructionsof injuryBag carefully to minimizeTubeCouplingrefined container fixed to an exhausthose and volume bagImmediatelyattachment pull the mains plug from its socketif the supply cable orFlexibleExtensionand is fitted in the samemannercable are damaged.extensionHoseas the standard container.Never use this power tool in the rain.Volume BagWear ear protection when operating withthe hedge trimmer.CouplingWhen working with the hedge trimmer, wear safety goggles.**Tip: When fitting the extension tube, ensure the **Ridgeridge on the edge Wearof thea exhaustholeis covered.protectivemask.Within the EU, this symbol indicates that this product is not toTIP: It is necessary tobeperiodicallydisposed of as household waste. Old machines contain valuableshake the debris downthe hoserecyclablematerials, which can harm the environment or human healthto ensure smooth conveyanceof wasteby uncontrolledwaste disposal. Please dispose of the oldmaterial into the volumebag. throughWhen full,applianceappropriate channelsdetach/unzip from hose and empty intochosen receptacle.simply unzip the hose.During use, minor kinking of the hose is acceptable, however,ensure the tube is not twisted, as this will restrict the flow ofwaste material.startCheck themachineForMachinespeed ofoperation,simply hold the Garden- GroomMidiby is plugged in to a live supplywon't1 Container- Checkfromthat thecorrectlythe front handle, unclip and withdraw the containerthewaste container or volume bag extension tube isClipattached, remove and refit. to be suremain body and deposit the waste material into anappropriate- Check that you are pressing both main switch and front switchreceptacle. To re-engage, push the front of the containerensuring safety switch has released main switchover the exhaust, raise the rear of the container,ensuring- Checkfuse.- Contacthelpline.alignment with clip, push clip forward with palmof hand- Returnto lock. Note: The interlock peg MUST be connectedtoto dealer.the interlock switch for the machine to function.Always ensure the position of the ladder, finalbag and hose do notcause a potential tripping hazard or createPassany restriction ofmovement during the hedge trimming operation.In some circumstances you may wish to adopt a vertical technique (see fig.2 below),Groom Midi should never be used without theYour Garden Groom Midi should now be ready for use. If howeverbringingthe Garden Groom down onto the growthThein Gardena verticalaction.extension tube or hose in position.it does not operate, check the interlock peg is correctly alignedwith the switch and the retaining clip is firmly in place. If theproblem persists, refer to the Troubleshooting page at the back ofthe Garden Groom Midi manual.Action2nd PassTake care when positioning the ladder there is sufficient freedomof movement for the mains cable and the flexible tube.Secure the tube with the retaining clip.Plug your Garden Groom Midi into the mains electrical supplyand switch on.Operating ways wearprotective eyewearIt will be necessary to periodically shake the debris downthe hose to ensure smooth conveyance of material into thevolume bag.610711

Operating InstructionsOperating InstructionsLocation of rating plate and switchesSpecificationOperating InstructionsOperating InstructionsSafetySwitch"ACK(ANDLE1. SWITCHARRANGEMENTEC- DeclarationModel no.GG10Input Voltage230V 50Hz&RONTRated Power (Watts)300W(ANDLENo Load Speed (rpm)3400/minClass II ApplianceComplies with European and British safety and EMC regulationsNoise levels : Sound pressure level: 82 dB(A),Sound Power Level:97 dB(A),Vibration level is 4.04 m/s2.of ConformityMainSwitchFrontSwitchYour Garden Groom Midi will operate when themain switch and the front switch located onHerewithwe,areGARDENGROOM,ToPOoperateBox 192, Prenton, Wirral, CH26 9DBthe fronthandledepressed.declare that the following Appliance complies with the appropriate basic safety and healththe main switch, push forward the safetyrequirements of the EC Directives (see item 4) based on its design and type, as brought intoswitchcirculationfirst. by us.-AIN3WITCH.7ASTE#ONTAINERThis declaration relat

Move the Garden Groom Midi in a sweeping pendulum motion from side to side. The flat underside of the Garden Groom Midi provides a natural guide, so the most inexperienced gardener can achieve excellent results. TIP: The Garden Groom Midi has been designed to cut growth of up to 1 year in age, 10mm in diameter. Use on heavier material may

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