Instructions / Assembly

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1. Lower the protector to prevent the motor housing from getting too close to an object such as a tree
trunk or wall and causing damage to the trimming spool.
2. Start the trimmer before approaching the grass to be cut.
3. Cut the grass by moving the trimmer from right to left and proceed slowly keep the trimmer inclined
forwards at an angle of about 30Ϩ light cuts are better than heavy cuts as they allow the cut grass to fall
away from the motor housing.
4. High grass should be cut in layers always beginning from the top. Do not cut damp or wet grass. Do not
overload your trimmer.
5. Watch out for kickbacks in the event of impact with hard objects.
6. After finishing the cutting operation, keep the head close to ground level, release the switch and allow
the motor to come to complete standstill. Place the trimmer on the ground and remove the battery pack
from the trimmer.
Note: Periodically clean out the grass between the spool and the rim of the guard to prevent the tool from
vibrating.
Fitting and replacing line spool assembly
WARNING:
Remove the battery pack from string trimmer before performing adjustments. Only fit
line spool recommend by the manufacturer.
The line spool is already fit with the string trimmer when out of package. You need to replace it with
new line when it’s used up.
¾ To fit the new line into the spool, press the two clips on the spool cover and pull it out of the spool.
Pull out the old line coil and replace it with new one.
¾ Put the line through the hole on the spool over. Push the line coil back to the spindle of the spool.
Make sure it completely sits on the spindle. The line will automatically come out when you re-start
the string trimmer.
¾ Press the two clips on the spool cover and put it back into the spool. Make sure the two clips fit the
two recess places. The spool cover needs to be tightly fit on the spool. See fig 14
MAINTENANCE
WARNING:
In order to avoid personal injury and the risk of fire and electric shock, remove the battery
pack before adjusting, inspecting, or cleaning the string trimmer.
CLEANING THE SPOOL HEAD
Fig. 14