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    RESUMÉDA
    X,Maskinelementer .................................................. 18
    2. Tekniske data ....................................................... 18
    3. Brug ...................................................................... 18
    4. Sikkerhedsvejledninger ........................................ 18
    5. Tilslutning ............................................................. 20
    6. Start/stop knap ..................................................... 20
    7. Drejning af greb .................................................... 20
    8. Beskæring af hækken .......................................... 20
    9. Pleje og vedligeholdelse ...................................... 21
    10. Miljø ...................................................................... 21
    INHALTDE
    1. Geräteelemente ................................................... 22
    2. Technische Daten ................................................ 22
    3. Einsatzbereich ...................................................... 22
    4. Sicherheitshinweise ............................................. 22
    5. Anschluss ............................................................. 24
    6. Ein/aus-schalter ................................................... 24
    7. Griffdrehung ......................................................... 24
    8. Heckenschneiden ................................................ 25
    9. Pflege und wartung .............................................. 25
    10. Entsorgung ........................................................... 25
    	
    
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    SUMMARYEN
    1. Operating controls ................................................ 30
    2. Technical data ...................................................... 30
    3. Range of use ........................................................ 30
    4. Safety instructions ................................................ 30
    5. Power connection ................................................ 32
    6. Switching on and off ............................................. 32
    7. Rotation of handle ................................................ 32
    8. Cutting hedges ..................................................... 32
    9. Maintenance and servicing .................................. 33
    10. Disposal ................................................................ 33
    INDICEES
    1. Elementos del equipo .......................................... 34
    2. Datos técnicos ...................................................... 34
    3. Campo de aplicación ........................................... 34
    4. Advertencias de seguridad .................................. 34
    5. Conexión .............................................................. 36
    6. Interruptor de conexión/desconexión .................. 36
    7. Rotación empuñadura .......................................... 36
    8. Corte de setos ...................................................... 36
    9. Cuidado y mantenimiento .................................... 37
    10. Eliminación ........................................................... 37
    SISÄLLYSFI
    1. Koneen osat ......................................................... 38
    2. Tekniset tiedot ...................................................... 38
    3. Käyttöalue ............................................................ 38
    4. Turvallisuusohjeet ................................................ 38
    5. Liitäntä .................................................................. 40
    6. Käynnistys/Pysäytyskytkin ................................... 40
    7. Kahvan kääntäminen ........................................... 40
    8. Pensasaidan leikkaaminen .................................. 40
    9 Huolto ................................................................... 41
    10. Romutus ............................................................... 41
    SOMMAIREFR
    1. Eléments de la machine ....................................... 42
    2. Caractéristiques techniques ................................. 42
    3. Domaine d'application .......................................... 42
    4. Consignes de sécurité ......................................... 42
    5. Branchement ........................................................ 44
    6. Mise en marche at arrêt ....................................... 44
    7. Rotation poignée .................................................. 44
    8. Taille des haies ..................................................... 44
    9. Nettoyage et entretien .......................................... 45
    10. Mise au rebut ....................................................... 45
    
    
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    1. Elementi della macchina ...................................... 62
    2. Dati tecnici ............................................................ 62
    3. Campo di impiego ................................................ 62
    4. Avvertenze di sicurezza ....................................... 62
    5. Connessione ........................................................ 64
    6. Interruttore Inserimento/Disinserimento .............. 64
    7. Rotazione impugnatura ........................................ 64
    8. Tagliare la siepe ................................................... 64
    9. Cura e manutenzione ........................................... 65
    10. Smaltimento ......................................................... 65
    	
    	
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    1. Onderdelen van het apparaat .............................. 70
    2. Technische gegevens .......................................... 70
    3. Toepassingsgebied .............................................. 70
    4. Veiligheidstips ....................................................... 70
    5. Aansluiting ............................................................ 72
    6. In-/uitschakelen .................................................... 72
    7. Handgreep draaien .............................................. 72
    8. Heggen snoeien ................................................... 73
    9. Onderhoud ........................................................... 73
    10. Afvalverwijdering .................................................. 73
    INNHOLDSFORTEGNELSENO
    1. Maskindeler .......................................................... 74
    2. Tekniske data ....................................................... 74
    3. Bruksområde ........................................................ 74
    4. Sikkerhetsregler ................................................... 74
    5. Tilkobling .............................................................. 76
    6. Av/på-bryter .......................................................... 76
    7. Dreibart håndtak ................................................... 76
    8. Kutting av hekker ................................................. 76
    9. Stell og vedlikehold .............................................. 77
    10. Destruering ........................................................... 77
    
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    1. Elementos do aparelho ........................................ 82
    2. Características técnicas ....................................... 82
    3. Campo de uso ...................................................... 82
    4. Avisos de segurança ............................................ 82
    5. Conexão ............................................................... 84
    6. Interruptor para Ligar/Desligar ............................. 84
    7. Rotação do punho ................................................ 84
    8. Cortar os arbustos ............................................... 84
    9. Manutenção e cuidados ....................................... 85
    10. Eliminação ............................................................ 85
    
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    INNEHÅLLSV
    1. Maskinens komponenter ...................................... 94
    2. Tekniska data ....................................................... 94
    3. Användningsområde ............................................ 94
    4. Säkerhetsföreskrifter ............................................ 94
    5. Anslutning ............................................................ 96
    6. Strömbrytare av/på ............................................... 96
    7. Roterande handtag .............................................. 96
    8. Skära häckar ........................................................ 96
    9. Skötsel och underhåll ........................................... 97
    10. Avfallsbehandling ................................................. 97
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    							30 EHT 606 R
    Please read these operating instructions carefully before using the tool for the first
    time and keep them with the tool at all times
    OPERATINGCONTROLS
    FIG. 11. Cutting blade
    2. Front handle guard
    3. Front handle switch lever
    4. Ventilation slots
    5. Rear handle with start/stop switch
    6. Mains plug
    7. Blade guard
    8. User manual
    9. Rotational Handle Button
    TECHNICAL DATA
    SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS
    GENERAL SAFETY RULES
    Warning! Read all instructions. Failure to follow
    all instructions listed below may result in
    electric shock, fire and/or serious injury. The
    term „power tool“ in all of the warnings listed
    below refers to your mains operated (corded)
    power tool or battery operated (cordless)
    power tool.
    SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
    1 WORK AREA
    a) Keep the work area clean and well lit.
    Cluttered and dark areas invite accidents.
    b) Do not operate power tools in
    explosive atmospheres, such as in the
    presence of flammable liquids, gases
    or dust. Power tools create sparks which
    may ignite the dust or fumes.
    c) Keep children and bystanders away
    while operating a power tool. Distractions
    could cause you to lose control.
    2 ELECTRICAL SAFETY
    a) Power tool plugs must match the
    outlet. Never modify the plug in any way.
    Do not use any adapter plugs with
    earthed (grounded) power tools.
    Unmodified plugs and matching outlets will
    reduce risk of electric shock.
    b) Avoid body contact with earthed or
    grounded surfaces such as pipes,
    radiators, ranges and refrigerators.
    There is an increased risk of electric shock if
    your body is earthed or grounded.
    c) Do not expose power tools to rain or
    wet conditions. Water entering a power tool
    will increase the risk of electric shock.
    d) Do not abuse the cord. Never use the
    cord for carrying, pulling or unplugging
    the power tool. Keep cord away from
    heat, oil, sharp edges or moving parts.
    Damaged or entangled cords increase the risk
    of electric shock.
    e) When operating a power tool
    outdoors, use an extension cord
    suitable for outdoor use. Use of a cord
    suitable for outdoor use reduces the risk of
    electric shock.
    3 PERSONAL SAFETY
    a) Stay alert, watch what you are doing
    and use common sense when
    EHT 606 R
    Rated voltageV/Hz230/50
    Power ratingW600
    Rated no-load speedmin-11500
    Cutter blade distancemm24
    Length of cutmm600
    Braking times< 1
    Weightkg3,9
    LpA (noise)*dB(A)72**
    LWA (sound power)dB(A)83**
    Kpa (sound pressure measurement
    tolerance)dB(A)3
    Kwa (sound power measurement
    tolerance)dB(A)3
    Vibration levelm/s27,3 / 9,4
    * to ears of operator
    ** ( EN 60745-2-15 )
    RANGE OF USE
    Cutting and trimming of hedges, bushes and
    ornamental shrubs in the domestic sector. All
    other uses are expressly excluded.
    The application of unsuitable maintenance
    procedures and the use of inappropriate
    components or the removal of safety devices
    represent hazards. Be very careful!
    Before using the hedge-trimmer, we
    recommend you read the operating
    instructions and safety warnings. 
    						
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    operating  a power tool. Do not use a
    power tool while you are tired or under
    the influence of drugs, alcohol or
    medication.A moment of inattention while
    operating power tools may result in serious
    personal injury.
    b) Use safety equipment. Always wear
    eye protection. Safety equipment such as
    dust mask, non-skid safety shoes, hard hat,
    or hearing protection used for appropriate
    conditions will reduce personal injuries.
    c) Avoid accidental starting. Ensure the
    switch is in the OFF position before
    plugging in. Carrying power tools with your
    finger on the switch or plugging in power tools
    that have the switch on invites accidents.
    d) Remove any adjusting key or wrench
    before turning the power tool on.
    A wrench or a key left attached to a rotating
    part of the power tool may result in personal
    injury.
    e) Do not overreach. Keep proper footing
    and balance at all times. This enables better
    control of the power tool in unexpected
    situations.
    f) Dress properly. Do not wear loose
    clothing or jewellery. Keep your hair,
    clothing and gloves away from moving
    parts.
    Loose clothes, jewellery or long hair can be
    caught in moving parts.
    g) If devices are provided for the
    connection of dust extraction and
    collection facilities, ensure these are
    connected and properly used.
    Use of these devices can reduce dust related
    hazards.
    4 POWER TOOL USE AND CARE
    a) Do not force the power tool. Use the
    correct power tool for your application.
    The correct power tool will do the job better
    and safer at the power rating for which it
    was designed.
    b) Do not use the power tool if the switch
    does not turn it on and off. Any power tool
    that cannot be controlled with the switch is
    dangerous and must be repaired.
    c) Disconnect the plug from the power
    source before making any adjustments,
    changing accessories, or storing power
    tools.
    Such preventive safety measures reduce the
    risk of starting the power tool accidentally.
    d) Store idle power tools out of the
    reach of children and do not allow
    persons unfamiliar with the power tool
    or these instructions to operate the
    power tool.
    Power tools are dangerous in the hands of
    untrained users.
    e) Maintain power tools. Check for
    misalignment or binding of movingparts, breakage of parts and any other
    condition that may affect power
    tool operation. If damaged, have the
    power tool repaired before use.
    Many accidents are caused by poorly
    maintained power tools.
    f) Keep cutting tools sharp and clean.
    Properly maintained cutting tools with sharp
    cutting edges are less likely to bind and are
    easier to control.
    g) Use the power tool, accessories and
    tool bits etc., in accordance with these
    instructions and in the manner intended
    for the particular type of power tool,
    taking into account the working
    conditions and the work to be
    performed.Use of the power tool for
    operations different from those intended could
    result in a hazardous situation.
    5 SERVICE
    a) Have your power tool serviced by a
    qualified repairer using only identical
    replacement parts. This will ensure that
    the safety of the power tool is maintained.
    6 HEDGE-TRIMMERSAFETY WARNING
    a) Do not expose to moisture.
    b) Remove plug from the mains
    immediately if the cable is damaged or
    cut.
    c) Keep all parts of the body away from
    the cutter blade. Do not remove cut
    material or hold material to be cut when
    blades are moving. Make sure the
    switch is off when clearing jammed
    material.A moment of inattention while
    operating the hedge-trimmer may result in
    serious personal injury.
    d) Carry the hedge-trimmer by the
    handle with the cutter blade stopped.
    When transporting or storing the hedge trimmer
    always fit the cutting device cover. Proper
    handling of the hedge-trimmer will reduce
    possible personal injury caused by the cutter
    blades.
    e) Keep cable away from cutting area.
    During operation the cable may be hidden in
    shrubs and can be accidentally cut by the
    blade.
    f) Check that the hedge is free of foreign
    objects, e.g. wire mesh.
    g) For safety reasons, the socket used
    to power the unit should be backed up
    by a residual current device-operated
    (FI) circuit-breaker which can be tripped
    by a max. current of 30mA.
    h) Always hold the device with both
    hands.
    ENGLISH 
    						
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    POWER CONNECTION
    This tool is double insulated; therefore no
    earth wire is required.
    The mains voltage must conform to the
    specifications on the tool rating plate.
    Cord Sets - Make sure your cord set is in
    good condition. When using a cord set, be
    sure to use a cord that is heavy enough to
    carry the current that your unit wilI draw.
    An undersized cord set will cause a drop
    in line voltage resulting in  reduced power
    and overheating. The table (below) shows
    the correct size to use depending on the
    cord length and nameplate amperage rating.
    If in doubt, use the next heavier size Iine
    gauge.
    The smaller the gauge number, the heavier
    the cord.
    Connect the tool plug to an approved
    extension lead and protect the plug
    connection with the pull-relief 
    (Fig. 2).
    SWITCHING ON AND OFF
    For your safety, this tool is equipped with a
    double switching system. This system
    prevents starting the tool inadvertently and
    will only allow operation while holding the tool
    with both hands.
    Be sure that the cutting system has been
    assembled correctly and fixed firmly.
    To Switch On: Press the On/Off switch (5)
    and On/Off grip switch (3) with both hands
    at the same time.
    To Switch Off: Release On/Off switch (5)
    and/or handle switch (3).
    The mechanical braking device stops the
    blade within 1 second.
    When you stop your equipment, be sure
    that the cutting system stops its movement
    before attempting to put away the
    equipment.
    ROTATIONOF HANDLE
    The execution with rotational rear handle
    guarantees an easy use of the hedge-trimmer
    in all working conditions.
    Release the switch and wait for the blades
    to stop before making adjustments.
    Pull back the handle button without pressing
    the switch lever; please note that, if the
    switch lever is pressed, the button will not
    move!
    (Fig. 5)Turn the handle and move it to the desired
    position
    (Fig. 6)
    There are 5 possible positions: -90°
    (Fig. 7), -45° (Fig. 7), 0°, 45°(Fig. 8), 90° (Fig. 8)
    Release the button
    If the handle is in the right position, the
    button will return in its “ forward” position
    If the button does not return to position,
    turn the handle slightly until this blocks.
    If the button does not return to position, the
    switch lever cannot be operated.
    CUTTING HEDGES
    If possible, clean the cutting area before
    using the appliance.  Remove any stones,
    pieces of glass, nails, metal cable and any
    objects that could be projected or caught
    during cutting.
    Using pruning shears, first prune branches
    of a diameter above 24 mm.
    Young buds can be trimmed easily with a
    scythe movement; the older and bigger
    hedge can be trimmed easily with a sawing
    movement.
    Use the suggested trimming methods. A
    trapezoidal section best suits natural plant
    growth and enables hedges to thrive best.
    (Fig. 4)
    Cut the sides of the hedge first, starting
    from the bottom and working up. Cut the
    top level, slantwise or rounded as desired.
    The safety cutter bar is provided with
    rounded and offset cutting teeth to reduce
    the risk of injury. The additional impact guard
    prevents unpleasant backlash from contact
    with walls, fences, etc.
    If hard objects become jammed in the cutter
    blade, switch off the tool immediately, pull
    out the plug first and only then remove the
    objects.
    Only  cut the materials recommended by
    the manufacturer. Caution: Metal objects
    such as wire fences and plant supports
    can damage the cutter bar.. Do not allow
    the cutting blades to come in contact with
    materials that cannot be trimmed, such as
    stones or metals.
    Always keep the lead away from the
    working area. Always work away from the
    power socket. For this reason decide on
    the direction of cut before starting work.
    Cutting periods:
    Deciduous hedges: June and October
    Pine hedges: April and August
    Coniferous hedges: from May on, as
    required.
    Length
    0÷30 m
    30÷70 m
    70÷140 mCross-section
    1,5 mm2
    2,5 mm2
    4,0 mm2 
    						
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    MAINTENANCE ANDSERVICING
    Remove the plug from the socket before
    adjusting or servicing the tool. Wipe down the
    housing with a damp cloth only and then dry
    well. Do not use solvents and do not wet the
    equipment with water: Never use high
    pressure or steam jet device to clean the unit
    Always keep the vent slits free.
    After each use or prolonged use, now and
    again carefully clean the cutter bar; rub over
    with an oily cloth or treat with a metal-care
    spray
    (Fig. 3).
    Always retighten loose screws and nuts.
    Always have damaged cutter bars repaired
    by a specialist. Store the hedge-trimmer in a
    dry place in
    the transport casing provided (7), so that the
    blades are not accessible.
    If the cutter bar is correctly positioned inside
    the transport  casing, this will ensure perfect
    running and the safety position of the blades.
    Blades should only be replaced and sharpened
    by a qualified technician.
    If there is the need to change the cable, the
    change has to be done by the manufacturer
    or an its agent, to avoid a safety risk.
    DISPOSAL
    Should you find one day that your product
    needs replacement, or if it is of no further use
    to you, do not dispose of it with household
    waste. Make this product available for pre-
    sorted waste collection.
    Dispose of irreparably defective tools in
    accordance with local regulations.
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    							GGP ITALY SPA
    Via del Lavoro, 6
    I-31033 Castelfranco Veneto (TV)
      B01653-00 Rev.00_10-2006 
    						
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