Black & Decker Cultivator LGC120 User Manual

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SHROUD ASSEMBLY (FIG. E)
• Position the open center of the
shroud (11) over the lower
housing from the bottom (near
output shaft).
• Align snap tabs to housing. Apply
even pressure to shroud until
snap sound is heard.
• Ensure all snap features are
engaged correctly.
WARNING: NEVER OPERATE TOOL WITHOUT SHROUD
FIRMLY IN PLACE.
TINE ASSEMBLY (FIG. F)
WARNING: Release trigger, allow tines to come to a
complete stop, and remove
battery.
• Place tine (12) on shaft (13),
making sure flat in hole of tine is
aligned with flat on shaft. Be sure
to push tine completely onto
shaft.
• Insert straight end of pin (14) into
shaft hole. Push in pin
completely until the looped end
bottoms out against the shaft.
• Repeat for other tine. For tine
removal reverse the process.
OPERATION (FIG. G, H)
WARNING:
Make sure that other persons and pets are at
least 20 feet away.
• Hold tool as shown in figure G.
• Lift unit out of soil.
• Slidelockoffbutton (15)(Fig. H).
• Pull switch trigger (16). (Fig. H)
For the first cultivating each season,
it is best to move slowly because dirt
is packed down. Subsequent
cultivating will be completed more
rapidly. Do not attempt to cultivate
when the soil is wet - for electrical
safety and to prevent clogging of the
tines. If you must cultivate under
conditions that cause the tines to
become clogged, release trigger,
wait for tines to come to complete
stop! REMOVE BATTERY!
Remove clogged material with a
stick or screwdriver. To continueto
operatethetoolinaclogged condition
willseriouslyoverloadthemotor.
NOTE: This unit is equipped with a
built in clutching mechanism used to
prevent permanent damage to the
unit due to an obstruction in the tines
or overloaded working conditions. If
the clutch is engaged, the unit will
make a loud clicking sound. This
noise will persist until the obstruction
or overload condition is removed.
Remove battery prior to attempting
to remove obstructions from tines.
The clutch mechanism is not adjustable by the user.
E
11
F
13
12
14
G
H
16
15

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