sleeves, bo0ts_and gloves, Do not
go barefoot orwear sandals.
• Secure-hair ab0ve shoulderlength.
Secure or _move Ibose clothingand
!ewalry or cl0_ing with loosely hang-
mg ties, st_s_ ta_els;ietc. They
can be caught iri m_v!ng parts.
o Balngfully €o_ie_ed_Is0h_!ps pro.
tect you frOmdebd_._d pieces of
toxicplantsthrownlby!splnningline.
. Stay Alert. Dd not 0p=erateunit when
you are tired, ill, U_ei, 0_"under the
influe_ Of alcohol, drugs_or
medi n:Wa h:wh=youaredo-
rag; use _mmon sense.
oAvoid unlhtenti0nalst_ng of the
unit.Never _ Umtwith your finger
onthe switch. Be Surethe switchis
in off positionwhen connecting ex-
tensioncord.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
= Use a voltage supplyas shown on
unit.......
• Avoiddangerous environment. Don't
use appliances in damp or wet loca-
tions. Don't usein rain.
oAvoid dangerous situations. Do not
use inthe presence offlammable liq-
uidsor gases to avoid creating a fire
or explosionand/or causing damage
to unit.
°To reducetherisk of electricalshock,
thisappliance apolarizedplu.g .
(onebisde iswiderthan the omer)aria
w_llreqwrethe use of a polarizedex-
tensioncord. The app_ pug will fit
intoa polarized extansioncordonly
oneway. Ifthelplug does not fit fully
intotheextensionc0rd, reversethe
plug;If the plug stilldoes notfit, obtain
a correctpolarizedextensioncoid. A
polarizedextensionCordwill require
the useof a polarized wall outlet.This
plugwillfit intothe polarized walloutlet
onlyone way. Ifplugdobsnotfit fully
intothe wall outlet,reversethe plug.ff
the plugs'dll:_ notfit, contact a
qualified electricianto installthe proper
walloutlet.Do notchangethe equip-
ment plug,extensionprd receptacle,
or extensioncord plug,n any way.
. To reduce risk of electricalshock,
use extensioncords specifically
marked as suitable for outdoor ap-
plianceshavingelectrical rating not
lessthan the rating of unit. Cord
mustbe marked withsuffix"W-A =(in
Canada '=W").Make sure your exten-
sioncord is in good condition. In-
spect extensioncord before use and
replace if damaged. An undersized
extensioncord willcause a dropin
linevoltage resultingin lossof power
and 0_/er'neattng,If in doubt, usethe
next hea_'ier gauge. The lowerthe
gauge number,the heavier the cord.
(See "Selecting an extension cord")
° Do not abuse cord. Never carry the
unitby the extension cord oryank
extensioncordto disconnectunit.
= Use €0rd mtalr)erto preventdiscon-
nectionof extension cord from unit.
See "Attachthe extensioncord to
yourtrimmer" underthe sectiontitled
=OPERATION=.
° Do not use the unitifthe switch does
not turn the uniton and off properly.
Repairs to theswitch must be made
byyour Sears Service Center.
• Keep theextension cord clear of op-
erator and obstacles at all times. Do
not expose cords to heat, oil,water,
or sharp e_lgcs, .
° Toavoid th.o_ssibility of electric
shock, avoid body contact with any
groundedconductor, such as metal
fences or pipes,
o Ground Fault CircuitInterrupter
(GFCI) protectionshould be provided
on circuitor outletto be used. Re-
ceptanlas are available having built-
in GFCI protection and may be used
for this measure of safety.
UNIT SAFETY
= Inspect unitbefore use. Replace
damaged parts, Make sure all han-
dles, guards, shields, and fasteners
are in place and securely fastened.
Parts that are damaged must be re-
paired or replaced by a Sears Ser-
vice Center. These includehead
partsthat are cracked or chipped,
guards,shields, orany other part
that is damaged.
o Do not repair unityourself.
o Use only .065_(1.65 mm) diameter
recommended tdmmer line (see
"Service and Adjustments").Never
usewire, rope, stdngetc.
!.