General Care

1） Safety First: Always switch off the tool and disconnect it from the power supply before any maintenance. Wear gloves when handling the tiller.

2）Inspection: Check the extension cord and fastening elements (screws/nuts) before each use. Replace any damaged cables or worn cutting units immediately.

3） Lubrication: Periodically clean and oil screw-fastened parts (wheels/axles) to extend the tool's life.

4）Transmission: Check transmission oil regularly. If needed, refill with high-quality SAE 30 oil via the drain screw plug until it seeps out.

Cleaning

1）No Water: Do not clean the tool under flowing water or spray it. This prevents electric shock and motor damage.

2）Regular Cleaning: Wipe the housing and air vents with a moist cloth and mild soap after each use. Avoid solvents that could damage plastic parts.

3）Debris Removal: Ensure air vents are kept free of dirt and dust to prevent overheating.

Tine Maintenance

1）Check Tines: Inspect tines before each use. Sharpen or replace them if they are worn or damaged.

2）Replacement: To remove tines, unscrew the M8 locking nut and bolt from the shaft. Reverse the steps to install new tines, ensuring holes are aligned.

Storage

1）Environment: Store in a dry, frost-proof place (optimal: 5°C–30°C) out of reach of children.

2）Winterizing: For long-term storage, clean all residue and wipe metal surfaces with an oil-impregnated cloth to prevent corrosion.

3）Space Saving: Release the wing nuts to fold the handles for compact storage.

Professional Service

Carbon Brushes: Must be replaced only by a qualified electrician if excessive sparking occurs.