Keep fingers and feet away from the opening of the vacuum tube!
Ensure that you have secure foothold whilst working.
Attention! Take extra care when walking backwards. You may stumble.
Check the catcher regularly for damages and replace it properly, if necessary.
AInterrupting work
Never leave the Garden Vac un- attended in the working place. If you interrupt your work, store the Garden Vac in a safe place. Disconnect the mains plug!
If you interrupt work to get to another working area always switch off the Garden Vac during transport. A
Environmental protection
Observe the local rest periods.
Never use the Garden Vac when it rains or in damp/wet areas.
Do not operate the Garden Vac in or near swimming pools as well as garden ponds.
AElectrical safety
The Garden Vac must only be operated with undamaged power cable. If the
G
The socket of an extension cable should be waterproof.
Only use permitted extension cables. (For outdoor use: H07
For portable equipment used outdoors, we recommend the use of a
≤30 mA.
In Switzerland use of a resid-
EU Certificate of Conformity
The undersigned
GARDENA Manufacturing GmbH ·
hereby certifies that, when leaving our factory, the unit indicated below is in accordance with the harmonised EU guidelines, EU standards of safety and product specific standards.
This certificate becomes void if the unit is modified without our approval.
Description of the unit: | Harmonised |
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Garden Vac | European standards: | ||
Type: GS 1500 | EN 292 |
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EN 292 - 2 |
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Art. No.: 2575 |
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EN 60335 |
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EU directives: | EN 60335 - 2 - 2 | ||
Noise level: |
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Machinery Directive 98/37/EC | Ulm, 12.09.2002 | ||
Electromagnetic Compatibility | measured | 100 dB (A) | |
89/336/EC | guaranteed | 102 dB (A) | |
Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EC | Year of CE marking: | ||
Directive 93/68/EC | |||
1996 | Thomas Heinl | ||
Directive 2000/14/EC |
| Technical Dept. Manager | |
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