Yard Force LH C41A 20V Cordless Pole Hedge Trimmer User Guide
- June 15, 2024
- YARD FORCE
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Yard Force LH C41A 20V Cordless Pole Hedge Trimmer
Product Information
Specifications
- Cutting capacity: 14mm-24mm
Product Usage Instructions
Checking for Debris or Damaged Blades
- Visually inspect the blades and ensure there is no debris obstructing their movement.
- If there is debris, make sure the machine is powered off before removing any blockages.
- Check the blades for any damage. If a cutting blade is damaged, it may cause the machine to stop working.
- If the blades are damaged, we recommend taking the machine to your local garden repair shop for fixing.
Features
Power Source:
- Operates on a 20-volt lithium-ion battery.
- Cordless design for increased mobility and convenience.
- Consider the battery life and charging time for efficient use.
Blade System:
- Equipped with dual-action, laser-cut blades for precise and efficient cutting.
- Blade length and tooth spacing contribute to the trimmer’s versatility.
Telescopic Pole:
- Adjustable telescopic pole design for extending reach without the need for ladders.
- Enables trimming of tall hedges and hard-to-reach areas.
Ergonomics and Comfort:
- Lightweight construction for ease of handling and reduced user fatigue.
- Ergonomic handle design for comfortable and secure grip during operation.
Description
Blade Lubrication
It is important to keep your blades lubricated to ensure smooth operation.
We recommend using multi-purpose grease for lubrication.
Gearing Issue
If there is no physical blockage or damage observed, the issue may be
related to the gearing of the blade. We strongly advise against attempting to
open the machine yourself, as it is an electric item. Please contact our
technical/warranty team for further advice and assistance.
NOTE:
Please do not use your hedge trimmer for any foliage that exceeds the cutting
capacity of the machine, as listed in your manual, on the technical data chart
(anything from 14mm-24mm).
Checking for debris or damaged blades
- Visually inspect the blades and confirm there is no debris stopping the blades from moving.
- If there is debris ensure the machine is powered off when removing any blockages.
- Check the blades for any damage as a damaged cutting blade could cause the machine to stop working. If the blades are damaged your local garden repair shop should be able to fix this for you.
- Ensure your blades are lubricated. We recommend applying multi-purpose grease.
If there is no sign of any physical blockage or damage, then it is probably an issue with the gearing of the blade. We do not advise customers to pry open the machine themselves, as it is an electric item. Please contact our technical/warranty team for further advice.
FAQ’s
Can I use the hedge trimmer on foliage exceeding the cutting capacity?
No, it is not recommended to use the hedge trimmer on foliage that exceeds the cutting capacity specified in the manual 14mm-24mm. Doing so may cause damage to the machine or result in ineffective trimming.
How do I check for debris or damaged blades?
To check for debris, visually inspect the blades and ensure there are no obstructions. If there is debris, power off the machine before removing any blockages. To check for damaged blades, carefully examine them for any signs of damage that may affect their cutting ability.
What should I do if my blades are damaged?
If your cutting blades are damaged, we recommend taking the machine to your local garden repair shop for professional assistance and repair.
How often should I lubricate the blades?
We recommend regularly lubricating the blades with multi-purpose grease to ensure smooth operation. The frequency of lubrication may depend on the usage and operating conditions of the hedge trimmer.
Can I open the machine myself to fix a gearing issue?
No, we strongly advise against opening the machine yourself, as it is an electric item. For any issues related to the gearing of the blade, please contact our technical/warranty team for professional advice and assistance.