Florabest FRT 450 B2 - Manual (Page 54)

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GB
Cleaning and
maintenance
Always disconnect the plug from
the mains socket before working on
the trimmer.
Any work that is not de-
scribed in these Instructions
must be carried out by a ser-
vicing agency authorized by
us. Only use original parts
and be very careful with the
line cutter during installation
work. Danger of injury!
Disconnect the plug from the mains socket
after every use and check the appliance
for damaged parts.
Cleaning
Do not jet water onto the
trimmer and do not clean it
under flowing water. This
would result in the danger of
an electric shock and the trim-
mer could be damaged.
Always keep the trimmer clean.
Do no use cleaning agents and sol-
vents.
• After the work has been completed re-
move all grass and soil from the cutting
device and the protective cover
( 8).
• Ensure that the ventilation slots are al-
ways clean and free of grass.
• Clean the trimmer with a soft brush or
a cloth.
Exchanging the line spool
Never manipulate the cut-
ting device by inserting worn
out original or alien parts.
Only use original spare parts.
Never use metal lines. The
use of alien parts can result
in serious personal injury and
cause irreparable damage to
the trimmer and the guarantee
will become instantly null and
void.
1. Disconnect the plug from the
mains socket.
2. Turn over the trimmer so that the
cutting head (9) is facing up-
wards.
3. Press both locking mechanisms
on the hood (15) at the same
time and take off the hood.
4. Remove the line spool (13) from
the cutting head (9).
5. Insert the new spool with the
smooth side facing upwards in
the cutting head and thread the
two lines through the line eyelets
(17). Ensure that the line ends do
not slip out of the spool slots.
6. Return the hood.(15) Ensure that
the locks of the hood are accu-
rately inserted in the correspond-
ing recesses of the cutting head.
They lock in audibly.
7. Press the retaining head (16),
release it again and pull the ends
of the cord out a little. Repeat this
process until the ends of the cord
project a little beyond the cord cut-
ter (14).