Little Wonder 2410, 3022, 3010, 2420, 1920, 3020, 2412 Table of Contents, Iv. O, Important Information

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. IMPORTANT INFORMATION
	Page
A. Introduction	2
II. GENERAL SAFETY RULES	3
A. Safety Decals	4
B. Safety Symbols Identification	4
C. Special Safety Rules	5
D. Warnings — Dont’s	5
E. Warnings — Do’s	5
III. UNPACKING AND ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS	6
IV. O
PERATION
A. Instructions for Proper Operation	6-7
V. MAINTENANCE
A. Lubrication	7
B. Service Maintenance Guide	7
VI. SERVICE
A. Trouble Shooting	8
B. Blade Adjustment	8
VII. PARTS EXPLOSIONS	9-13
VII. SPECIFICATIONS	BACK COVER
LIMITED SERVICE & WARRANTY POLICY	Back Cover

I. IMPORTANT INFORMATION

A.INTRODUCTION

On behalf of everyone at Little Wonder, we would like to thank you for your purchase of a Little Wonder Electric Powered Hedge Trimmer. This professional trimming machine was designed to the highest standards to ensure you many hours of uninterrupted service.

This manual provides the information necessary for safe and efficient operation and service. For your safety, it is critically important that you read and understand this entire manual before operating your hedge trimmer.

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Contents Little Wonder Important Information Table of ContentsIV. O II. General Safety Rules Consider work areaSafety Decals and Molded Symbols Safety Symbols IdentificationSpecial Safety Rules Always keep children, pets, and incapable personsIf YOU have ANY QUESTIONS, Contact Your Local Dealer Instructions for Proper OperationLubrication and Maintenance MaintenanceArea Maintenance Frequency Service Maintenance GuideBlade Adjustment VI. ServiceTrouble Shooting CauseSingle Edge Assembly KEY # Description QTYDouble Edge Assembly Gear/Motor Assembly Description QTYKEY # Description Double Edge Front Loop Handle AssemblySingle Edge Front Handle Assembly Main Housing Assembly Phone 215-357-5110 FAX VIII. SpecificationsModel Cutting Length Weight Kg lb 2003, Little WONDER, Division Schiller-Pfeiffer, IncLittle Wonder Couverture arrière Table DES MatièresIV. F Information ImportanteII. Règles Générales DE Sécurité Pour une utilisation sûreAutocollants DE Sécurité ET Symboles MoulésIdentification DES Symboles DE Sécurité Règles Particulières DE Sécurité PAS FaireAvertissement Danger Instructions Pour UNE Utilisation CorrecteUbrification ET Entretien EntretienDomaine Entretien Fréquence Localisation DES Pannes VI. EntretienCause Correction Réglage DES LamesAssemblage à tranchant unique Ensemble à double tranchant Ensemble réducteur-moteur Normalement Fermé Connecter LES Fils Noirs Ensemble carter principal VIII. Caractéristiques Techniques Street ROAD, P.O. BOX SOUTHAMPTON, PA 18966 ÉTATS-UNISSécurité Información Importante Índice DE MateriasContraportada II. Normas Generales DE Seguridad Vistaram sapropiadamenteo troncosEtiquetas Engomadas Y Símbolos ! Moldeados Identificación DE LOS Símbolos DE SeguridadAdvertencias POR Hacer Reglas Especiales DE SeguridadAdvertencias Nunca Instrucciones Para SU Operación Apropiada III. Instrucciones Para Desempacarla Y EnsamblarlaIV. Operación Guía DEL Servicio Y Mantenimiento Área Mantenimiento FrecuenciaUbricación Y Mantenimiento Corrección DE Posibles Averías VI. ServicioCausa Remedio Juste DE LAS CuchillasEnsamble con una sola cuchilla Ensamble con dos cuchillas Ensamble del engranaje/motor Ensamble de la empuñadura delantera con una sola cuchilla Ensamble de la carcasa principal Teléfono 215-357-5110 FAX VIII. EspecificacionesModelo Longitud de corte Peso Cm pulg Kg lb