Replacement Part List
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4.  Rotate the cutting head to the desired cutting angle while 
pressing the angle adjustment button (Fig. 26). 
5.  Release the button when the cutting head is xed into the 
desired angle. 
Starting + Stopping
1.  To power ON, push and hold the safety lock-o button 
with your thumb, while pressing the ON/OFF trigger 
switch with your forenger. Once the trigger switch 
engages, you can release the safety lock-o button and 
proceed with operation (Fig. 27).
NOTE: The safety lock-o button reduces the risk of 
accidental starting. 
2.  To power OFF, simply release the ON/OFF trigger switch 
(Fig. 26).
3.  If using the telescoping pole, push and hold the safety 
lock-o button on the handle with your thumb, while 
depressing the ON/OFF trigger switch on the handle with 
your forenger. Once the trigger switch engages, you 
can release the safety lock-o button and proceed with 
operation (Fig. 28).
4.  To power OFF, simply release the ON/OFF trigger switch.
mCAUTION! Do not force the blades through dense 
growth. If the blades slow down, then reduce your cutting 
pace. Should the blades jam, release the trigger immediately. 
Do not use your ngers to free up jammed blades. Jammed 
blades can release suddenly causing serious injury.
mCAUTION! Always ensure proper footing and balance 
in a clean and clear work environment before switching on the 
grass shear + hedge trimmer.
NOTE: The yellow charge indicator LED light will illuminate 
when the battery is running low and requires charging.
Trimming Tips
mWARNING! Only use the hedge trimmer blade for this 
operation. Never use the telescoping pole with the hedge 
trimmer for trimming hedges. 
NOTE: Try to keep the cutting device angled at approximately 
15° to the cutting surface (Fig. 29).
1.  Shaping – A hedge should be trimmed to achieve a 
trapezoidal form; it should widen toward the bottom on 
both sides. Shaping a hedge in this manner improves the 
penetration of light to the lower extremities. A general 
guideline is to slant the hedge approximately 4 in. (10 cm) 
for each 39 in. (1 m) of hedge height.
Fig. 26
Angle adjustment 
button
Fig. 27
Safety lock-o button
ON/OFF trigger  
switch
Fig. 28
Safety lock-o 
button
ON/OFF trigger 
switch
R
Fig. 29
15°










