MAINTENANCE
How to maintain your hedge trimmer?
Two opposing toothed blades trim hedges and shrubs. Regular maintenance keeps the cut sharp, extends the life of the parts and prevents breakdowns.
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SAFETY & REQUIRED MATERIALS |
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AFTER EVERY USE |
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RESIN & SAP |
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DISSOLVE, PROTECT, LUBRICATE
Sap is sticky and can cause corrosion. Soak a cloth in alcohol, rub the teeth, wipe, then apply a film of oil. Lack of cleaning makes the blades stick and strains the motor.
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BLADE SHARPENING |
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WHEN & HOW
Sharpen as soon as the cut "tears", heats up or vibrates. Follow the existing angle, with short, even strokes, without overheating. Replace if teeth are bent / cracked.
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ANNUAL SERVICE (PETROL) |
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STORAGE & BEST PRACTICES |
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MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST |
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS |
What should I use to remove sap from the blades?
A cloth soaked in household / isopropyl alcohol, then a film of oil to protect the cutting edge.
How often should I sharpen the blades?
From a few trimming jobs to once a season, depending on the species trimmed and the volume.
Do I need to change the spark plug and filters every year?
On petrol models, plan an annual check and a replacement every 1 to 2 years (or per the manual).
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