pellenc Excelion 2000 PROFESSIONAL User Manual

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pellenc s.a.

Route de Cavaillon

B.P. 47

84122 PERTUIS cedex

(France)

Tel : +33(0)4 90 09 47 00 Fax : +33(0)4 90 09 64 09

E-mail : [email protected]

www.pellenc.com

53_107869_C - 03/2015

Brush cutter

READ THE USER GUIDE CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THE TOOL

USER GUIDE

Translation of the

original user guide

ENG

CONTENTS:

• Brush cutter with safety parts

• An adjusting key

• A harness

• A user guide

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Table of contents

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .....................................................................3

GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE TOOL ..................................................................4

SAFETY WARNINGS FOR THE EXCELION BRUSH CUTTER AND GRASS TRIMMER ........................................5

SAFETY MEASURES FOR THE CHARGER AND THE BATTERY .........................................................6

SAFETY EQUIPMENT ...........................................................................................7

SAFETY INDICATIONS ..........................................................................................7

DESCRIPTION AND TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS .............................................8

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS ..................................................................................9

PREPARING THE MACHINE FOR USE .........................................................10

HANDLEBAR ASSEMBLY/DISMANTLING ...........................................................................10

ASSEMBLY/DISASSEMBLY OF THE STANDARD* SAFETY GUARD .....................................................10

ASSEMBLY/DISASSEMBLY OF THE MULCHING SAFETY GUARD ..................................................... 11

ASSEMBLY/DISASSEMBLY OF THE SAFETY GUARD OF THE CHISEL-TOOTH SAW BLADE ................................11

ADJUSTING THE WORKING POSITION ............................................................................12

ADJUSTING THE ORIENTATION OF THE HANDLEBAR ...............................................................12

ATTACH AND ADJUST THE LENGTH OF THE HARNESS, .............................................................13

THE HARNESS

(supplied with the tool)

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MACHINE BALANCING .........................................................................................14

USAGE ...................................................................................14

BATTERY AUTONOMY AND WORKING EFFICIENCY .................................................................16

ROLL CUT CUTTING HEAD ......................................................................................18

TAP CUT CUTTING HEAD .......................................................................................20

MULTI-CUT CUTTING HEAD .....................................................................................22

BLADE CUT CUTTING HEAD ....................................................................................24

CITY CUT CUTTING HEAD ......................................................................................25

THE DIFFERENT WORK TECHNIQUES ............................................................................26

MAINTENANCE ............................................................................28

ANGLE TRANSMISSION LUBRICATION ............................................................................29

SPARE PARTS AND CONSUMABLES REFERENCES .................................................................29

INCIDENTS ................................................................................35

«PELLENC SA» TERMS OF WARRANTY AND NON-RESPONSIBILITY CLAUSE .......................38

‘‘CE’’ STATEMENT OF CONFORMITY ..........................................................40

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All through this user guide you will nd advisory notes and information entitled: REMARK, CAUTION / WARNING.

A REMARK provides additional information, claries a point or explains a step to be followed in detail.

The CAUTION and WARNING advisories are used to dene a procedure which, if neglected or incorrectly performed, may lead to

serious damage to the equipment and/or personal injury.

This advisory:

indicates that if the procedures or instructions are not complied with, any damage will not be covered by the

warranty and the owner will be responsible for the repair costs.

Safety indications are also given on the tool; they remind you of the safety precautions to be taken. Identify and read these indications before using the tool. Immediately replace any indications that may become partially illegible or deteriorated.

Refer to the «SAFETY INDICATIONS» heading in order to identify the location of the safety indications on the tool.

No part of this manual may be reproduced without the written consent of PELLENC. The technical characteristics and the illustrations given in this manual are for information purposes and are in no way contractual. PELLENC reserves the right to make any modication or improvement to its products as deemed necessary without informing customers already in possession of a similar model. This manual forms an integral part of the tool and must accompany the tool if it changes hands.

You must read THE WHOLE of this user guide before using the tool or before carrying out servicing operations.

Comply scrupulously with the instructions and illustrations given in this document.

KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS This manual contains important information and operating instructions for the following tool. Excelion brush cutter and grass trimmer

KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS This manual contains important information and operating instructions for the following tool.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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• The Excelion 2000 Professional brush cutter is a professional tool to be used exclusively for cleaning green areas (grass, dense

grass, woody weeds, brambles and small shrubs).

• The PELLENC company declines responsibility in the event of damage caused by incorrect operation or use differing from that intended.

• The PELLENC company also declines responsibility in the event of damage caused by the use of non-original parts or accessories.

GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE TOOL

CAUTION Read all the safety measures and all the instructions. Retain all the safety measures and instructions for later reading.

Work area safety

a. Keep the work area clean and well lit.

b. Do not use electric tools in an explosive atmosphere, for example in the presence of ammable liquids, gases or dust.

c. Keep children and persons present away when using the tool.

Electrical safety

a. The plugs of the electric tool must be adapted to the base. Never modify the plug in any way whatsoever. Do not use adaptors

with grounded tools.

b. Avoid any body contact with grounded surfaces such as pipes, radiators, cookers and refrigerators.

c. Do not expose tools to rain or damp conditions. d. Do not misuse the power cord. Never use the power cord to carry, pull or disconnect the tool. Keep the power lead away from

heat, lubricant, sharp edges or moving parts.

e. When using a tool outdoors, use an extension adapted to outdoor use. f. If you must use a tool in a damp place, use power supply protected by a residual current device (RCD).

Personal safety

a. Remain vigilant, watch what you are doing and use common sense when using the tool. Do not use a tool if you are tired or

under the inuence of drugs, alcohol or medication. b. Wear safety equipment. Always wear eye protection. c. Avoid any untimely starting of the device. Make sure the switch is in the off position before connecting the tool to the mains and/

or battery pack, picking it up or carrying it.

d. Remove any adjustment key before starting the tool. e. Do not rush. Adopt a suitable position and remain balanced at all times. f. Wear appropriate clothing. Do not wear loose clothing or jewellery. g. Keep hair, clothing and gloves away from moving parts. h. If systems are provided to connect dust extraction and recovery equipment, make sure these systems are connected and

properly used.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or preliminary instructions by a person responsible for their safety.

KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

SAFETY WARNINGS FOR THE EXCELION BRUSH CUTTER AND GRASS TRIMMER

1– Do not use the metal cutting tools near walls, fences, tree trunks, rocks or similar obstacles. Contact with these types of

elements can cause a rebound effect, increase the risk of ricochet and damage the cutting tool. Pellenc recommends using the CITY CUT for such work conditions. Clear the work zone of all obstacles (glass, stone, metal, waste, and other solid objects) as they can be projected when working

with the cutting tool.

Never use the Excelion 2000 Professional brush cutter with only one hand. 2– Always use the machine with the cutting head parallel to the ground. The safety guard no longer provides sufcient protection if the angle of the cutting head is excessive, which is likely to increase the risk of injury. 3– Shut-off the Excelion 2000 Professional brush cutter immediately if the cutting tool starts responding differently (different noise, increased vibrations). Check that the cutting tool is properly attached and verify its condition (no distortion, sufciently sharp). Replace any damaged cutting tool as it can explode and cause serious, even fatal injuries. 4– CAUTION: The cutting tool continues rotating for a few seconds after the control trigger has been released.

Always keep your hands and feet clear of the rotating cutting tool. 5– Cutting wire

• Never remove the blade installed in the safety guard as it trims the wire to the appropriate length.

• Never use metal wire or any other material instead of the nylon cutting wire. Metal wire is likely to break and be projected, causing serious injuries.

• Only use nylon cutting wire recommended by Pellenc with a max. diameter of 3 mm.

6– Cutting blades Always use an original Pellenc cutting tool.

Tool usage and maintenance

a. Do not force the tool. Use the tool suited for the job. b. Do not use the tool if the switch does not allow it to be switched on and off.

c. Disconnect the plug from the power source and/or battery pack prior to any adjustment, change of accessories, or before

putting the tool away.

d. When not in use, keep tools out of the reach of children and do not allow persons unfamiliar with the power tool or these

instructions to operate it.

e. Comply with the tool servicing instructions. Check that the moving parts are not out of alignment or jammed, that there are

no broken parts or that there is no other condition which could affect the operation of the tool. If damaged, have the tool repaired before using it.

f. Keep the cutting components sharp and clean. g. Use the tool, accessories and blades, etc. in accordance with these instructions, taking into account the working conditions

and the work to be done.

Use of battery-operated tools and usage precautions.

a. Only recharge using the charger specied by the manufacturer. b. Only use the tools with specically designated battery packs. c. When a battery pack is not used, store it away from other metal objects such as paper clips, coins, keys, nails, screws or

other small items which can form a connection from one terminal to another.

d. If in bad condition, a liquid may be ejected from the battery; avoid all contact. In the event of accidental contact, clean with

water. If the liquid gets into your eyes, seek medical help.

Maintenance and upkeep

a. Have the tool serviced by a qualied technician, using only identical spare parts.

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SAFETY MEASURES FOR THE CHARGER AND THE BATTERY

Refer to the Pellenc tools battery manual.

TRANSPORT OF THE EXCELION 2000 PROFESSIONAL BRUSH CUTTER

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1– Keep the original packaging for storing the Excelion 2000 Professional brush cutter in the possible event of shipping the tool for

overhaul or repair.

2– Never carry the machine or the battery by the power cord. 3– Always release the control trigger to stop the electric motor and ensure the cutting tool is no longer moving before putting the

machine on the ground.

4– Place metal cutting tool(s) in their original packaging, or place them in their transport bag. 5– Put the battery back in its original packaging. 6– Turn the handlebar so that it is aligned with the pole to facilitate the transport of several tools. 7– Secure the packed machine and battery in the transport vehicle.

1– A rapid tool release system makes it possible for operators to get away quickly from the tool.

STORAGE OF THE EXCELION 2000 PROFESSIONAL BRUSH CUTTER

1– Keep the original packaging for storing the machine 2– Store the machine in a dry place out of children's reach. 3– Lubricate the output shaft angle during prolonged storage.

EMERGENCY RELEASE OF THE EXCELION 2000 PROFESSIONAL BRUSH CUTTER

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SAFETY MEASURES

SAFETY EQUIPMENT

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Protective equipment Wearing is

1 Helmet Mandatory

2 Visor Mandatory

3 Hard-wearing gloves Mandatory

4 Safety footwear Mandatory

5 Ear protection Mandatory

6 Safety goggles Mandatory

7 Safety jacket or over-sleeves Recommended/advised

8 Work trousers RMandatory

SAFETY INDICATIONS

1– Noise Levels

Sound power 93 dB

2– Read the user manual

Read the instructions carefully and observe the safety precautions.

3– It is mandatory to wear safety goggles.

Pellenc recommends wearing a protective visor for the face and an approved safety helmet.

4– Gloves, safety pants and safety shoes must be worn 5– Maintaining an adequate safety distance

Be sure to maintain an adequate safety distance of 15 m and ensure that there are no people (especially children) or animal in the working area of the machine. Stop the machine immediately if a person or animal approaches.

6– Direction of rotation and maximum speed (6200 rpm)

Pay attention to the direction of rotation of the Excelion 2000 Professional brush cutter. This is indicated on the safety guard.

7– Pay attention to projections 8– Beware of kickback

Avoid all contact between the blade and solid objects.

9– Risk of burns

Do not touch the engine crankcase and the radiator of the electronic motor control board either during or after use of the machine.

10– Do not expose to or work in the rain.

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DESCRIPTION AND TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Description of the main elements:

WARNING:

Before working on the tool, check that the On / Off switch is in the off position «0»

and disconnect the battery power lead.

The Excelion 2000 Professional brush cutter is supplied without a cutting head: They must be ordered independently.

1– Crankcase: Protects the electric motor and allows heat to dissipate. 2– Grip: Used to guide the Excelion 2000 Professional brush cutter 3– Power cord: Connects the machine to the Pellenc power tool battery. 4– Carrying plate: Used to hang the tool using a harness. 5– Electronic control board of the motor and its radiator: Protects the electronic control board and allows heat to dissipate. 6– Handlebar adjustment knob: Used to adjust the angle of the handlebar and put the tool in its transport position. 7– Safety trigger: Prevents inadvertent activation of the control trigger; the safety trigger must be activated prior to activating the

control trigger.

8– Control trigger: Activates the rotation of the cutting tool according to a progressively adjustable speed. 9– Drive tube 10– Safety guard: Limits the risk of the operator being hit by ying objects (stones, bits of metal). A blade attached to the safety

guard makes it possible to obtain the correct length for the cutting wires.

11– Angle transmission 12– Harness

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DESCRIPTION AND TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Determining the sound levels and vibration rates is based on the operating conditions at the maximum nominal rating.

Maximum A-weighted sound pressure level (ref. 20 µPa) at the position of the user LpA = 84 dB(A) K = 2,5 dB(A)

C-weighted peak sound pressure (ref. 20 µPa) at the position of the user L

< 130 dB(C)

Values dened as per sound measurement standards NF EN ISO 11201 and NF EN ISO 3744.

Symbol Value Unit Reference Comment

WAm

92 dB(A) 1 pW Measured sound power level

WAg

93 dB(A) 1 pW Guaranteed sound power level

The recording of the measured sound power level and of the guaranteed sound power level has been performed according to a procedure in accordance with directive 2000/14/CE appendix V.

Excelion 2000

Model Version

Cutting head: ROLL CUT Power in Watts 2000 Weight (excluding cutting tool and safety guard) in kg 5.4 Dimensions (l x w x h) in mm 1,800 x 450 x 225

Cutting diameter in mm 340 Rotational speed in rpm 2000 to 6200 Battery life Depending on the use and type of battery

Values measured at maximum rated speed

value

of the

right wrist

measured

in m/s²

value

of the

left wrist

measured

in m/s²

MultiCut

Ø2.4 wire 1.7 2.1

Ø3 wire 1.7 2

Twin-blade 1.5 1.3

8 teeth 2.4 2

RollCut

Ø2.4 wire 1 1.3

Ø3 wire 1.9 2

TapCut

Ø2.4 wire 3.8 3.2

Ø3 wire 3.5 3.5

BladeCut

Twin-blade 3.5 4.5

Trident 3.5 4.5

Mulching 2.7 2.1

Saw 2.6 2.4

CityCut Blades 1.2 1

Values measured at maximum rated speed in eco

mode

value

of the

right wrist

measured

in m/s²

value

of the

left wrist

measured

in m/s²

MultiCut

Ø2.4 wire 1.4 1.3

Ø3 wire 1.5 1.2

Twin-blade 1 0.9

8 teeth 1.9 1.5

RollCut

Ø2.4 wire 1 0.8

Ø3 wire 1.6 1.8

TapCut

Ø2.4 wire 4.4 3.5

Ø3 wire 3.6 2.7

CityCut Blades 1.1 0.8

Vibration emission values according to EN 60745-1, EN ISO 22867:

Measurement uncertainty: K = 1.5 m/s²

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PREPARING THE MACHINE FOR USE

ASSEMBLY/DISASSEMBLY OF THE STANDARD* SAFETY GUARD

HANDLEBAR ASSEMBLY/DISMANTLING

*supplied with the tool

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PREPARING THE MACHINE FOR USE

ASSEMBLY/DISASSEMBLY OF THE MULCHING SAFETY GUARD

ASSEMBLY/DISASSEMBLY OF THE SAFETY GUARD OF THE CHISEL-TOOTH SAW BLADE

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PREPARING THE MACHINE FOR USE

ADJUSTING THE WORKING POSITION

Before using the Excelion 2000 Professional brush cutter, its working position must be adjusted to the operator's size. This makes it easier for the operator to use and requires little effort. Adjusting the machine's working position to the operator's size is a 3-step process:

- adjusting the orientation of the handlebar,

- installing and adjusting the harness,

- balancing the machine.

These various adjustments are repeated until the brush cutter is in a suitable working position.

These operations help adjust the position of the handlebar to the shape of the user. Users must not work with their arms stretched out or completely bent.

ADJUSTING THE ORIENTATION OF THE HANDLEBAR

Take the time to properly adjust your harness and machine. This will guarantee your usage comfort and prevent any discomfort.

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PREPARING THE MACHINE FOR USE

THE HARNESS

(supplied with the tool)

Adapting the length of the harness helps adjust the "vertical position" of the Excelion 2000 Professional brush cutter so that it is

within reach and the cutting head is pointing slightly downwards.

(This adjustment is made at the same time as the balance adjustment and the orientation of the handlebar).

ATTACH AND ADJUST THE LENGTH OF THE HARNESS,

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6200 rpm

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4200 rpm

6200 rpm

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PREPARING THE MACHINE FOR USE

1 - Position the harness equipped with its battery.

2- Attach the machine to the harness and make sure it is balanced and well adjusted.

4- Connect the power cord to the machine

5. Power up the tool to select one of the following operating modes:

3- Check that the cutting tool does not touch the ground. Make sure the work area is clear and there is nobody within a 15 metre radius. Check your safety devices.

MACHINE BALANCING

Put the harness hook on one of the 4 attachment positions available on the tool. Use the attachment point which gives you the best tool balance.

USAGE

Mode 1

Mode 2

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6200 rpm

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6200 rpm

4200 rpm

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4200 rpm

6200 rpm

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USAGE

The pressure exerted on the trigger makes it possible to progressively increase the speed to its maximum value.

The tool is now powered up and ready to operate.

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To optimise the autonomy of your PELLENC battery tool, the rotational speed of the cutting tool used must be adapted to the type of mowing operation required. The higher the rotational speed of the cutting tool is, the higher the energy consumption. Therefore the progressive nature of the control trigger must be used to adjust the rotational speed of the cutting tool.

USAGE

BATTERY AUTONOMY AND WORKING EFFICIENCY

Type of Vegetation or operation Cutting tool recommended Rotational speed recommended

Edges PELLENC wire Ø 2.4 mm 2,000 rpm (eco mode)

Lawn PELLENC wire Ø 2.4 mm 2,000 rpm (eco mode)

Grass PELLENC wire Ø 3 mm 3000 rpm (eco mode)

Dense and tall grass PELLENC wire Ø 3 mm 6200 rpm

Tall and dense scrub brush Twin-blade 3000 rpm (eco mode)

Woody plants 8-toothed blade 3000 rpm (eco mode)

Brambles, plant regrowths, shrubs Mulching blade 6200 rpm

Thinning Chisel-tooth saw 3000 rpm (eco mode)

Minimum speed Minimum stroke

2000 rpm

Stop

Trigger released

Average speed

50% of the stroke

3000 rpm

Maximum speed

100% of the stroke

6,200 rpm

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USAGE

Choosing the adequate cutting head is important for the result of your mowing operation, regardless of whether you goal is cleaning and enhancing your green space, or eliminating tall grass and

wild vegetation, or even thickets or bushes obstructing the way.

Pellenc professional offers you a choice of 5 cutting heads:

1- Head: ROLL CUT 2- Head: TAP CUT 3- Head: MULTI-CUT 4- Head: BLADE CUT 5- Head: CITY CUT

For mowing large areas. The

diameter of the wire must be

adapted to the vegetation.

For mowing and clearing edges

Essentially used in cases of signicant

wear and tear of the wire. (along walls

or gratings).

For all types of mowing, requiring a

quick change of tools

Ø 320 mm

Mowing of dense

grass and scrub

brush

Ø 320 mm

Ø 2.4 PELLENC =

lawn

Ø 3 PELLENC =

dense grass and

brush

Ø 240 mm

Grinding of woody

weeds, dense scrub

or thorny vegetation

Ø 2.4 PELLENC

(up to 9 m)=

lawn

Ø 3 PELLENC

(up to 6 m)=

dense grass and

scrub brush

Ø 2.4 PELLENC

(up to 5 m)= lawn

Ø 3 PELLENC (up

to 3.5 m)= dense

grass and scrub

brush

Ø 255 mm

For the mowing of

dense grass and

thick shrub brush

Cutting of shrubs,

plant regrowths

or coppices to be

used with a specic

safety guard

8-tooth blade

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= 3,5 M

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ROLL CUT CUTTING HEAD

USAGE

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

ROLL CUT ASSEMBLY:

CUTTING WIRE ASSEMBLY:

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D4 A2

USAGE

ADJUSTMENT OF THE CUTTING WIRE'S POSITION:

ROLL CUT RECHARGING:

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= 3,5 M

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USAGE

TAP CUT CUTTING HEAD

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

TAP CUT ASSEMBLY:

CUTTING WIRE ASSEMBLY:

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D2 A3

USAGE

RECHARGING TAP CUT:

ADJUSTMENT OF THE CUTTING WIRE'S POSITION:

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USAGE

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

MULTI-CUT CUTTING HEAD

CUTTING WIRE ASSEMBLY:

MULTI-CUT ASSEMBLY:

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USAGE

ADJUSTMENT OF THE CUTTING WIRE'S POSITION:

DOUBLE-TOOTHED BLADE ASSEMBLY

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USAGE

BLADE CUT CUTTING HEAD

CUTTING TOOL ASSEMBLY:

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

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-360° x3

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360° x3

A4A3

57098

USAGE

CITY CUT CUTTING HEAD

CUTTING TOOL ASSEMBLY:

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

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Simply move the tool in semi-circles from left to right while gradually advancing. Keep the cutting tool parallel to the ground while weeding, and make sure the cutting head does not touch the ground.

To mow tall and dense grass, start by mowing the upper part, followed by the lower part of the grass. The mowing movement is from right to left while left to right is the return movement. Mowing in one direction

only helps with the disposal of cut grass.

THE DIFFERENT WORK TECHNIQUES

Tall grass mowing

Simple mowing

USAGE

Before you start mowing, analyse the surface area to be cleared, the nature of the surface, the slope, the presence of obstacles

etc.

Also pay attention to the wind direction, which can have an impact, to facilitate the disposal of cut grass.

Always follow the slope. Avoid moving up and down the slope. Start at the bottom, letting cut grass fall downwards, thus avoiding using the

cutting tool on already cut grass.

Work in one direction only, area by area.

Mowing on slopes

Always keep a minimum distance of 50mm between the cutting head and the obstacle to avoid any risk of damage to the tool and "wires" (cutting wires).

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Use the cutting wire as it facilitates grass removal and prevents the rebound effect when there is contact with a xed obstacle. Protect bark and the edge of ower beds by using the guard as a shield between the surface area to be cleared and the vegetation to be protected.

The clearing saw is used for all types of work: thinning, cutting regrowth, shrubs, woody plants, etc.

Working with the clearing saw is carried out parallel to the ground

observing the direction of rotation of the blade to avoid kickback.

1– high risk of kickback zone 2– high-risk zone 3– work zone

Avoid all contact of the blade with the soil or stones.

THE DIFFERENT WORK TECHNIQUES

Mowing along walls, fences, around trees and ower beds

Working with the clearing saw

USAGE

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MAINTENANCE

REMARK:

Have the machine overhauled every 400 operating hours or once a year at least by an approved Pellenc dealer.

Always store the machine clean and in a dry enclosure with the battery charged.

Every year or as

necessary

After use

Monthly

Every two hours

After starting up

Maintenance task

Cleaning the Excelion 2000 Professional brush cutter (no high-pressure cleaner but by

blasting or brushing)

Visual verication of the machine's safety devices (carrying plate, safety guard, angle

transmission)

Verication of the functioning of the trigger safety

Sharpening verication and re-sharpening if necessary

Visual inspection of the cutting tool (absence of cracks or distortion)

Visual inspection of the cutting tool's attachment to the shaft (absence of distortion or

wear and tear)

Verication of the wear and tear of the notched cam teeth and sharpening if necessary or

replacement of the notched cam

Battery level verication

Machine check by an approved Pellenc dealer

Angle transmission lubrication

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MAINTENANCE

Safety elements:

SPARE PARTS AND CONSUMABLES REFERENCES

ANGLE TRANSMISSION LUBRICATION

- Grease tube = 35749

- Loosen the screw located on the angle transmission using the adjusting wrench.

- Open the tube of PELLENC grease

- Apply 4g of PELLENC grease, once a month or every 100 hours.

- Grease the threads of the shaft of the angle to facilitate the release of the cutting head nuts.

1– Standard housing, ref. 107533 2– Grinding chamber, ref. 111600 3– Chisel-tooth saw housing, ref. 111500 4– CityCut housing, ref. 118267

- For specic lubrication of the angle transmission of the CITY CUT cutting head, refer to the heading "Greasing" on p. 37.

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D1 D2

x50h

Changing the housing

Greasing

MAINTENANCE

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53_14_051A

Changing the blade kit

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45°

3.7 mm

53_14_046A

2 3

Sharpening the blades

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53_12_039B

53_12_042B

53_12_040B

53_14_047A

53_12_041B

1– Réf. 118267 2– Réf. 118268 3– Réf. 118270 4– Réf. 118269 5– Réf. 118271 6– Réf. 57098

MAINTENANCE

Cutting head parts:

CUTTING HEAD: BLADE CUTCUTTING HEAD: ROLL CUT

CUTTING HEAD: MULTI-CUTCUTTING HEAD: TAP CUT

CUTTING HEAD: CITY CUT

1– Ref. 107711 2– Ref. 107715 3– Ref. 107712 4– Ref. 106803 5– Ref. 57076

1– Ref. 107700 2– Ref. 106645 3– Ref. 57080

1– Ref. 80366 2– Ref. 79032 3– Ref. 80362 4– Ref. 76715 5– Ref. 81116 6– Ref. 57075

1– Ref. 113412 2– Ref. 113414 3– Ref. 107375 4– Ref. 113413 5– Ref. 107374 6– Ref. 57078

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53_12_043D

53_13_068A

MAINTENANCE

Cutting tools:

Accessories:

Consumable:

- PELLENC grease tube = 35749

1– Harness = 110283 2– Carrying bag = 111800

1– Nylon wire shell

Ø 2,4 mm (70 m with ±1%) = 79601 Ø 3 mm (56 m with ±1%) = 108911

2– Nylon wire tube Ø 2.4 mm (200 mm strands) = 79602 3– Bi-blade

Ø 255 mm = 79600 (only on MULTI-CUT) Ø 320 mm = 110279 (only on BLADE CUT) 4– Tri-blade Ø 320 mm = 114700 5– Mulching blade = 110281 (only on BLADE CUT) With recommended mulching safety guard = 111600

6– Clearing saw = 111700

With mandatory housing = 111500

7– 8 tooth blade = 85176 (only for MULTI-CUT) 8– 11- and 12-tooth blades = 118270 (only CITY CUT )

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INCIDENTS

Repaired by

User

PELLENC

approved dealer

User

PELLENC

approved dealer

PELLENC

approved dealer

PELLENC

approved dealer

Solutions

Switch on the battery

switch

Change the cord

Recharge the battery

Change the electronic

board if the diodes remain

off after starting and

checking the previous

points

Change the trigger or

sensor

Change the electronics

board

Checks

Battery switch

Check the cord’s condition

Check that the battery is

not completey discharged

At PELLENC approved

dealer premises

At PELLENC approved

dealer premises

At PELLENC approved

dealer premises

Probable cause

Battery off

The power cord is

sectioned

Battery

Electronic board

A trigger no longer

functions

Electronic board

Condition of

diodes

Off

Battery start/stop

switch position

Symptoms

The tool does not

start

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Repaired by

User

PELLENC

approved dealer

PELLENC

approved dealer

PELLENC

approved dealer

User

PELLENC

approved dealer

Solutions

Change the cutting blade

Change the crown

Change the metal blade

retaining element

Change the motor shaft

Change the blocking

device

Checks

Check the blade’s

condition (no cracks or

deformations)

Check there are no

deformations

Check there are no

deformations

Check the shaft’s condition

(no deformations)

Clean the cams

Check the condition of the

teeth

Probable cause

Damaged cutting blade

Damaged crown

Damaged cutting blade

retaining element

Damaged motor shaft

Fouled cutting head

Worn notched cam teeth

Condition of

diodes

Condition of battery

start/stop switch

Symptoms

The cutting head

(wire or metal blade)

makes an abnormal

noise or vibrates

heavily

Cutting wire ejected

during use

INCIDENTS

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INCIDENTS

Repaired by

PELLENC

approved dealer

PELLENC

approved dealer

User

Solutions

Change the trigger or

sensor

Change the cord

Allow tool to cool for

approximately 5 minutes

Recharge the battery (if

less than 10%)

Checks

At PELLENC approved

dealer premises

Check the condition of the

cord

4 beeps on the battery

When stopped, check

the battery charge level

indicated on the side

display

Probable cause

A trigger no longer

functions

The power cord is

sectioned

The tool has reached its

temperature limit

The battery is discharged

Condition of

diodes

Off

Condition of battery

start/stop switch

Symptoms

The tool stops during

use

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«PELLENC SA» TERMS OF WARRANTY AND NON-RESPONSIBILITY CLAUSE MACHINE RANGE FOR OEP

In the event of failure of a mechanical part and subject to normal, rational use and maintenance in compliance with the maintenance manual, PELLENC sa guarantees its products for a period of ONE YEAR as of delivery; this time shall not exceed a period of 18 months following departure from the factory of the equipment under warranty : on one hand in accordance with the conditions stipulated in the warranties of PELLENC sa and on the other hand subject to the delivery report indicating the commissioning date was made known to PELLENC sa.

In the event of an accident and total or partial destruction of the product, PELLENC sa’s warranty can only be granted, and their responsibility engaged, if the party claiming the warranty can provide technical proof specifying the origin of the accident, a defect in materials or a structural defect and the product components which are the cause of it.

This contractual warranty excludes any other responsibility of PELLENC sa, whether implicit or explicit. For this reason, the responsibility of PELLENC sa can not exceed the limits dened above and covers, to a limited extent, repair or replacement, as chosen by PELLENC sa, of parts recognized to be defective and, when applicable, the labour required to perform the repair or replacement on the basis of warranty time as dened by PELLENC sa.

Any maintenance or repair work whatsoever carried out during the warranty period shall mandatorily be performed by PELLENC sa or by a PELLENC sa authorized dealer, under penalty of forfeiture of the warranty.

All costs arising from the immobilization, movement, approach and transport shall be, in all events, for the sole account of the

purchaser.

As concerns parts or equipment that are not manufactured by PELLENC sa, in particular ball screw, battery, etc., the warranty is limited to that of the suppliers to PELLENC sa. Normal wear parts worn out as the result of use are never under warranty.

PELLENC sa and the authorized dealer shall not be liable in the following cases:

• Malfunctions due to faulty servicing, user inexperience or abnormal use.

• Failure to perform overhauls and checks in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions.

• Replacement of genuine parts or accessories with parts of accessories of another origin, or when the machine sold has been

transformed or modied.

This warranty is explicitly limited to the terms dened above. PELLENC sa shall not be liable, under any circumstances, for

payment of any indemnity for any reason whatsoever.

However, it is specied, in compliance with the provisions of decree No. 78.464 dated March 24th 1938, that this contractual guarantee does not replace the legal guarantee which obliges the seller to guarantee the buyer against the consequences of defects or hidden defects of the object sold.

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• Technical characteristics are given for information purposes only; under no circumstances are they contractual.

• PELLENC reserves the right to make design and and manufacturing modications with the aim of constant progress towards

PERFECTION.

Roger PELLENC

Chief Executive Ofcer

PATENTED EQUIPMENT

NEVER ATTEMPT TO OPEN THE GRASS CUTTING BRUSH-CUTTER OR BATTERY AS YOU RISK INVALIDATING THE

WARRANTY. REFER THE PROBLEM TO AN APPROVED REPAIRER.

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‘‘CE’’ STATEMENT OF CONFORMITY

(ONLY CONCERNS EUROPE)

MANUFACTURER PELLENC S.A.

ADDRESS QUARTIER NOTRE-DAME

ROUTE DE CAVAILLON - B.P. 47 84122 PERTUIS CEDEX (FRANCE)

PERSON/ENTITY AUTHORISED TO COMPILE THE TECHNICAL DOSSIER

PELLENC S.A.

ADDRESS QUARTIER NOTRE-DAME

ROUTE DE CAVAILLON - B.P. 47 84122 PERTUIS CEDEX (FRANCE)

WE HEREBY DECLARE THAT, FOR THE MACHINE HEREINAFTER REFERRED TO AS:

- GENERIC DENOMINATION BRUSH CUTTER

- FUNCTION MAINTENANCE OF GREEN SPACES

- COMMERCIAL NAME EXCELION 2000

- TYPE EXCELION 2000

- MODEL EXCELION 2000

- SERIAL No.

53P00001 - 53P49999 53P50000 - 53P99999

COMPLIES WITH THE PERTINENT PROVISIONS OF THE MACHINES DIRECTIVE (2006/42/CE)

AND COMPLIES WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE FOLLOWING OTHER EUROPEAN DIRECTIVES:

- ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY 2004/108/CE

Sound Level at the maximum operating rating

THE FOLLOWING HARMONIZED EUROPEAN STANDARDS WERE USED:

- EN 60745-1

- EN 11806

CONCLUDED AT PERTUIS, DATED 01/12/2014 ROGER PELLENC CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Symbol Value Unit Reference Comment

WAm

92 dB(A) 1 pW Measured sound power level

WAg

93 dB(A) 1 pW Guaranteed sound power level

The recording of the measured sound power level and of the guaranteed sound power level has been performed according to a procedure in accordance with directive 2000/14/CE appendix V.

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