GARDEN BL 340 EP - Electric lawn mower ALPINA - Free user manual and instructions

Name: GARDEN BL 340 EP
Brand: ALPINA
Rating: 9.5 (139 reviews)

Find the device manual for free GARDEN BL 340 EP ALPINA in PDF.

📄 26 pages

EN 💬 AI Question

Notice ALPINA GARDEN BL 340 EP - page 15

View the manual :

User questions about GARDEN BL 340 EP ALPINA

0 question about this device. Answer the ones you know or ask your own.

Ask a new question about this device

No questions yet. Be the first to ask one.

Download the instructions for your Electric lawn mower in PDF format for free! Find your manual GARDEN BL 340 EP - ALPINA and take your electronic device back in hand. On this page are published all the documents necessary for the use of your device. GARDEN BL 340 EP by ALPINA.

USER MANUAL GARDEN BL 340 EP ALPINA

EN Pedestrian-controlled walk-behind electrically powered lawn mower OPERATOR'S MANUAL

WARNING: read thoroughly the instruction booklet before using the machine.

SAFETY REGULATIONS please follow meticulously

A) TRAINING

1) WARNING! Read these instructions carefully before operating the machine. Become acquainted with the controls and the proper use of the machine. Learn how to stop the motor quickly. Failure to follow the warnings and instructions may result in electric shock, fire and/or serious injury. Save all warnings and instructions for future reference.
2) Never allow children or persons unfamiliar with these instructions to use the machine. Local laws can restrict the minimum age of the operator.
3) This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instructions concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved. Children shall not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision.
4) Never use the lawnmower while people, especially children, or pets are nearby.
5) Never use the machine if the user is tired or unwell, or has taken medicine, drugs, alcohol or any substances which may slow his reflexes and compromise his judgement.
6) Bear in mind that the operator or user is responsible for accidents or unexpected events occurring to other people or their property. It is the user's responsibility to assess the potential risk of the area where work is to be carried out, and to take all the necessary precautions to ensure his own safety and that of others, particularly on slopes or rough, slippery and unstable ground.
7) If the machine is sold or lent to others, make sure that the operator looks over the user instructions contained in this manual.

B) PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS

1) While using the machine, always wear anti-slip and resistant work footwear and long pants. Do not operate the machine when barefoot or wearing open sandals. Avoid wearing chains, bracelets and clothing that is loose fitting or has hanging cords or ties. Tie hair back if it is long. Always wear protective earplugs.
2) Thoroughly inspect the entire work area and remove anything that could be thrown by the machine or damage the cutting unit or motor (stones, branches, iron wire, bones, etc.).
3) Before using the machine, check its general condition and in particular:
- the appearance of the cutting means, and check that the screws and cutting unit are not worn or damaged. Replace the entire cutting means and all damaged or worn screws to preserve balance. Any repairs must be done at a specialised centre.
- Don't force the safety lever as it must move freely; it should return automatically and rapidly back to the neutral position, resulting in the stopping of the cutting means;

4) Before use check the supply cable and extension lead for signs of damage or aging. If the cable or lead become damaged during use, disconnect the plug from the mains socket immediately. DO NOT TOUCH THE CABLE BEFORE DISCONNECTING IT FROM THE MAINS SUPPLY SOCKET. Never use the machine if the power cable or extension lead are damaged or worn. Damaged or deteriorated cables may cause contact with energised parts.
5) Before starting work, always fit the exit guards (grass catcher, side discharge guard or rear discharge guard).

C) DURING USE

1) Work only in daylight or with good artificial light in good visibility conditions. Keep persons, children and animals away from the working area.
2) If possible, avoid mowing wet grass. Avoid working in the rain and when there is a thunderstorm risk. Do not use the machine in bad weather conditions, especially when there is risk of lightening.
3) Do not expose the machine to rain or wet environments. Water entering a power tool will increase the risk of electric shock.
4) Make sure you have a steady foothold on slopes.
5) Never run, always walk; do not let the lawnmower pull you.
6) Pay special attention when approaching obstacles that could compromise visibility.
7) Always mow across a slope and never up and down it, being very careful when changing direction that the wheels do not hit any obstacles (such as stones, branches, roots, etc.) that may cause the machine to slide sideways or make you lose control of it.
8) The machine must not be used on slopes of over 20^ , regardless of the mowing direction.
9) Be extremely careful when pulling the lawnmower towards you. Look behind you to make sure there are no obstacles before and during operations in reverse gear.
10) Immobilise the cutting means if the lawnmower must be inclined for transport, when moving over surfaces other than grass and when the lawnmower is transported from or to an area that must be cut.
11) Pay attention to traffic when using the machine near roads.
12) Never operate the machine with damaged guards or without the grass catcher, side discharge guards or rear discharge guards.
13) Be very careful near ravines, ditches or embankments.
14) Ignite the motor carefully following the instructions, keeping feet away from the cutting means.
15) Keep both hands on the grip during ignition.
16) Do not incline the lawnmower during ignition. Perform machine ignition on a flat surface without obstacles or high grass.
17) Never place your hands and feet near or under rotating parts. Keep away from the discharge opening.
18) Do not lift or transport the lawnmower when the motor is running.
19) Do not tamper with or disable safety systems.
20) On power-driven models, disengage the wheel drive before ignition.
21) Use manufacturer-recommended attachments only.

22) Don't use the machine if the attachments/tools are not installed in their seats.
23) Disengage the cutting means, switch off the motor and unplug the power cable (making sure that all moving parts are stationary):
- When transporting the machine;
- Whenever you leave the lawnmower unattended;
- Before clearing blockages or unclogging the discharge chute:
- Before checking, cleaning or working on the machine;
- After striking a foreign object. Inspect the machine for damage and make repairs before using it again.
24) Disengage the cutting means and switch off the motor:
- Whenever you remove or reattach the grass catcher;
- Whenever you remove or reattach the side discharge chute;
- Before adjusting the cutting height, if this operation can not be performed from the driving seat.
25) When working, always keep a safe distance from the rotary cutting means, given by the length of the handle.
26) WARNING - If something breaks or an accident occurs whilst working, turn off the motor immediately and move the machine away to prevent further damage; if an accident occurs with injuries or third parties are injured, carry out the first aid measures most suitable for the situation immediately and contact the medical authorities for any necessary health care. Carefully remove any debris that might cause damage or harm persons or animals should it not be seen.
27) WARNING - The noise and vibration levels shown in these instructions are the maximum levels for use of the machine. The use of an unbalanced cutting means, excessive speed of movement, or lack of maintenance have a significant influence on noise emissions and vibrations. Consequently, it is necessary to take preventive steps to eliminate possible damage due to high levels of noise and stress from vibration. Maintain the machine well, wear ear protection devices, and take breaks while working.

1) WARNING! - Before cleaning or doing maintenance work, disconnect the machine from the mains and read the relevant instructions. Wear proper clothing and protective gloves whenever your hands are at risk.
2) WARNING! - Never use the machine with worn or damaged parts. Faulty or worn-out parts must always be replaced and not repaired. Only use original spare parts: the use of non-original and/or incorrectly fitted parts will jeopardize the safety of the machine, may cause accidents or personal injuries for which the Manufacturer is under no circumstance liable or responsible.
3) Any adjustments or maintenance operations not described in this manual must be carried out by your Dealer or a specialized Service Centre with the necessary knowledge and equipment to ensure that the work is done correctly maintaining the machine's original safety level. Any operations performed in unauthorized centres or by unqualified persons will totally invalidate the Warranty and all obligations and responsibilities of the Manufacturer.
4) After each use, disconnect the machine from the mains and check for damage.
5) Keep all nuts, bolts and screws tight to be sure the machine is in safe working condition. Routine maintenance is essential for safety and for maintaining a high performance level.
6) Check that the cutting means screws are properly tightened on a regular basis.

7) Wear work gloves when handling, disassembling and reassembling all cutting means.
8) Keep the cutting means well balanced during sharpening. All work on the cutting means (disassembly, sharpening, balancing, reassembly and/or replacing) are demanding jobs that require special skills as well as special tools. For safety reasons, these jobs are best carried out at a specialised centre.
9) Be careful during adjustment of the machine to prevent entrapment of the fingers between moving parts of the cutting means and fixed parts of the machine.
10) Do not touch the cutting means until the machine is disconnected from the mains socket and the cutting means is completely stationary. When servicing the cutting means, bear in mind that, even though the power supply is switched off, the cutting means can still move.
11) Check the side discharge guard, the rear discharge guard and the grass catcher frequently for signs of wear or deterioration. Replace them if they are damaged.
12) Replace any instruction or warning message stickers, if damaged.
13) Store the machine out of the reach of children!
14) Allow the motor to cool down before storing in any enclosure.
15) To reduce fire hazards, keep the lawnmower and, in particular, the motor free of grass, leaves, or excessive grease. Always empty the grass catcher and do not leave containers full of cut grass inside storage areas.

E) ADDITIONAL WARNINGS

1) Do not use the machine in explosive atmospheres, such as in the presence of flammable liquids, gases or dust. Power tools create sparks which may ignite the dust or fumes.
2) Keep the extension lead away from the cutting means. The cutting means can damage the cable and cause contact with energised parts.
3) Never run the lawnmower over the electric cable. While mowing, always drag the cable behind the lawnmower on the side where the grass has already been cut. Use the cable fastener to prevent the cable from disconnecting accidentally as indicated in this manual. Make sure it is connected to the socket without being forced.
4) Power up the machine using a differential switch (RCD - Residual Current Device) with a tripping current of max. 30mA .
5) Machine plugs must always match the relative outlets. Never modify the plug in any way. Do not use any adapter plugs with earthed (grounded) machines. Unmodified plugs and matching outlets will reduce risk of electric shock.
6) If the machine's power cable is damaged, it can only be replaced with an original spare part by your dealer or an authorised service centre.
7) The permanent connection of any electrical equipment to the mains of a building must be installed by a qualified electrician in conformity with the regulations in force. Incorrect wiring can cause serious injury and even death.
8) WARNING: DANGER! Moisture and electricity are not compatible:

Always handle and connect electric cables in dry conditions:

never allow electric sockets or cables to come into contact with wet areas (puddles or wet grass);
connections between cables and sockets must always be watertight. Only use extension leads with intact, watertight and approved sockets sold on the market.

9) The quality of the power cables must be no less than H07RN-F or H07VV-F, with a minimum section of 1.5mm^2 and a recommended maximum length of 25m .
10) Attach the power cable to the cable fastener before igniting the machine.
11) Do not use the cable improperly. Never use the cable for carrying, pulling or unplugging the machine. Keep the cable away from heat, oil, sharp edges or moving parts. Damaged or entangled cables increase the risk of electric shock.
12) To avoid overheating, do not keep the extension lead rolled up during use.
13) Avoid body contact with earthed or grounded surfaces, such as pipes, radiators, cookers and refrigerators. There is an increased risk of electric shock if your body is earthed or grounded.
14) Do not overload the machine. Use a machine that is suitable for the job. A suitable machine will do the job better and safer at the rate for which it was designed.

F) TRANSPORTATION AND HANDLING

1) Whenever the machine is to be handled, lifted, transported or tilted you must:
- Wear sturdy work gloves;
- Grasp the machine at the points that offer a safe grip, taking into account the weight and relative distribution of the same
- Use an appropriate number of people for the weight of the machine and the characteristics of the vehicle or the place where it must be placed or collected
- Make sure that machine movements do not cause damage or injuries.
2) During transport, fasten the machine securely with cables or chains.

G) ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

1) Environmental protection should be a priority of considerable importance when using the machine, for the benefit of both social coexistence and the environment in which we live. Try not to cause any disturbance to the surrounding area.
2) Scrupulously comply with local regulations for the disposal of packaging, deteriorated parts or any elements with a strong environmental impact; this waste must not be disposed of as normal waste, it must be separated and taken to specified waste disposal centres where the material will be recycled.
3) Scrupulously comply with local regulations for the disposal of waste materials after mowing.
4) At the time of decommissioning, do not pollute the environment with the machine, but hand it over to a disposal centre, in accordance with the local laws in force.

GETTING TO KNOW THE MACHINE

MACHINE DESCRIPTION

AND SCOPE OF APPLICATION

This machine is a garden tool and more precisely a pedestrian-controlled lawnmower.

The machine is essentially composed of a motor which drives a cutting means enclosed in a casing, equipped with wheels and a handle.

The operator is able to operate the machine and use the main controls, always staying behind the handle at a safe distance from the rotary cutting means. If the operator leaves the machine, the motor and cutting means will stop within a few seconds.

Intended use

This machine was designed and manufactured for cutting (and collecting) grass in gardens and grassy areas, in areas in proportion to its cutting capacity, done by a pedestrian operator.

The presence of attachments or specific devices can prevent cut grass from being collected or produce a mulching effect, depositing cut grass on the ground.

User types

This machine is intended for use by consumers, i.e. nonprofessional operators. The machine is intended for "DIY" use only.

Improper use

Any other usage not in keeping with the above-mentioned ones may be hazardous and harm persons and/or damage things.

Examples of improper use may include, but are not limited to:

transporting persons, children or animals on the machine;
letting oneself be transported by the machine;
using the machine to tow or push loads;
using the machine for leaf or debris collection;
using the machine to trim hedges, or for cutting vegetation other than grass;
use of the machine by more than one person;
using the rotary cutting means on surfaces other than grass.

IDENTIFICATION LABEL

AND MACHINE COMPONENTS

(see figures on page ii)

Acoustic power level
CE conformity marking
Year of manufacture
Type of lawnmower
Serial number
Name and address of Manufacturer
Article Code
Motor rated power and maximum operating speed
Weight in kg
Power supply voltage and frequency
10a. Electrical protection rating
Chassis
Motor
Cutting means
Rear discharge guard
Grass catcher
Handle
Control lever

As soon as you have purchased the machine, do not forget to write the identification numbers (3 - 4 - 5) in the spaces on the last page of the manual.

The example of the Declaration of Conformity is provided on the penultimate page of the owner's manual.

ALPINA GARDEN BL 340 EP - (see figures on page ii) - 1

Do not dispose of electrical equipment with household waste material. In observance of European Directive 2012/19/EU on electrical and electronic equipment waste and its implementation in accord

ance with national regulations, electrical equipment that has reached the end of its product life must be collected separately and recycled in an ecologically compatible way. If electrical equipment is disposed of in dumps or in landfills, hazardous substances can leak into the groundwater and contaminate the food chain, damaging your health and well-being. For further information on the disposal of this product, contact your dealer or a domestic waste collection service.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS

ON CONTROLS (where applicable)

WARNING - Ignition of the motor simultaneously engages the cutting means.
Stop
Run

SAFETY REQUIREMENTS - Your lawnmower should be used with due care and attention. Therefore, figured labels have been placed on various parts of the machine to remind you of the main precautions to be taken. Their meaning is explained below. You are also asked to carefully read the safety regulations in the specific chapter of this manual. Replace damaged or illegible labels.

Warning: Read the instruction manual before using the machine.
Risk of thrown objects. Keep all persons away from the work area whilst working.
Be careful when using the sharp cutting means: Disconnect the plug from the mains before commencing maintenance work or if the power cable is damaged. Do not put hands or feet near or under the opening of the cutting means
Warning: keep the power cable away from the cutting means.
Only for battery-operated lawnmowers.
Do not expose the machine to rain or humidity.
Be careful when using the sharp cutting means: The cutting means continues to turn even after the motor has been switched off.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

NOTE - The number which precedes each paragraph links the references in the text to the respective illustrations (listed on page iii and following pages).

1.COMPLETING ASSEMBLY

NOTE The machine can be supplied with some parts already assembled.

ALPINA GARDEN BL 340 EP - 1.COMPLETING ASSEMBLY - 1

Unpacking and completing the assembl on a flat and stable surface, with

enough space for moving the machine and its packaging, always making use of suitable equipment.

Disposal of the packaging should be done in accordance with the local regulations in force.

1.1a Assembling the handle

(Type"I" - Model 340)

Insert the lower right (11) and left (12) parts of the handle into the respective holes and fasten them in place with the screws (13) and the washers (13a) supplied.

Assemble the upper part of the handle (14) and lock it to the two lower parts (11) and (12) using the upper levers (15) (previously removed from their respective holes), inserted in one of the two holes (3) or (4) according to the desired final height.

To adjust the holding force, each lever (15) must be released then tightened or loosened on its axle as much as is necessary to ensure that the upper part (14) is firmly fastened to the lower parts of the handle (11) and (12), without using excessive force to lock or release them.

Fasten the cable (16) to the cable fasteners (17) and (18) as shown.

1.1b Assembling the handle

Insert the lower right (11) and left (12) parts of the handle into the respective holes and fasten them in place with the screws (13) and the washers (13a) supplied.

Assemble the upper part of the handle (14) and lock it to the two lower parts (11) and (12) using the upper knobs (15) (previously removed from their respective holes), inserted in one of the two holes (3) or (4) according to the desired final height.

Fasten the cable (16) to the cable fasteners (17) and (18) as shown.

The correct position of the cable fitting (19) is as shown.

1.1c Assembling the handle

(Type"III"-Model380-420)

Move the two lower parts of the handle (11) and (12), already pre-assembled, to the working position, matching the tooth marked with > EXCLUSIVELY with one of the two compartments marked with 1> or 2> of the teeth, according to the desired height, then lock the two lower levers (13). The position must be the same for both sides.

Fasten the cable (16) to the cable fasteners (17) and (18) as shown.

1.1d Assembling the handle

(Type"IV"-Model 380-420)

Move the two lower parts of the handle (11) and (12), already pre-assembled, to the working position, matching the tooth marked with > EXCLUSIVELY with one of the two compartments marked with 1> or 2> of the teeth, according to the desired height, then lock the two lower knobs (13). The position must be the same for both sides.

Assemble the upper part of the handle (14) and lock it to

the two lower parts (11) and (12) using the upper knobs (15) (previously removed from their respective holes), inserted in one of the two holes (3) or (4) according to the desired final height.

Fasten the cable (16) to the cable fasteners (17) and (18) as shown.

The correct position of the cable fitting (19) is as shown.

1.2 Assembling the grass catcher

Join the two side components (1) and (2) of the grass catcher, then fit the top part (3), inserting all the outer fittings correctly.

Assemble the handle (4) on the top part of the grass catcher, snapping it into the appropriate seats.

2.CONTROLS DESCRIPTION

NOTE The meanings of the symbols on controls are explained in the previous pages.

2.1 Dual-action switch

The motor is controlled by a dual-action switch to prevent accidental start ups.

Press the button (2) and pull the lever (1), or one of the two levers (1a) for start up.

WARNING! Ignition of the motor simultaneously engages the cutting means.

The motor will automatically stop when the lever (1) or both levers (1a) are released.

2.2 Cutting height adjustment

The cutting height is adjusted by the specific lever (1). DO THIS WHEN THE CUTTING MEANS IS STATIONARY.

3. GRASS CUTTING

NOTE This machine can be used to mow lawns in a number of different ways; before starting work, prepare the machine based on how the lawn is to be mowed. DO THIS WHEN THE MOTOR IS SWITCHED OFF.

3.1a Preparation for grass cutting and collection in the grass catcher:

Lift the rear discharge guard (1) and fasten the grass catcher (2) correctly as shown in the illustration.

3.1b Preparation for grass cutting and rear discharge:

Remove the grass catcher and check that the rear discharge guard (1) maintains its lowered position.

3.1c Preparation for mowing and mulching (where applicable)

Lift the rear discharge guard (1), position the chute cap (5) inside the discharge opening and push it as far as possible until the lower contour fastens to the edge of the discharge opening.

To remove the chute cap (5), lift the rear discharge guard (1) and pull it, keeping it lifted so as to unfasten the lower contour from the edge of the discharge opening.

3.2 Ignition

Fasten the extension lead correctly as shown.

To start the motor, push the safety button (2) and pull the

switch lever (1) or one of the two levers (1a).

IMPORTANT When starting up the machine, there can be momentary drops in voltage.

Make sure that its impedance is lower than 0.42 ohm to prevent disturbances to other equipment connected to the power supply.

3.3 Grass cutting

While mowing, make sure the electric cable is always behind you and on the side of the lawn that has already been cut.

The appearance of the lawn will improve if you alternate cutting in both directions at the same height.

When the grass catcher is too full, grass collection is no longer efficient and the sound of the lawnmower changes.

To remove and empty the grass catcher,

release the switch lever and wait for the cutting means to stop;
lift the rear discharge guard, grasp the handle and remove the grass catcher keeping it in an erect position.
When mulching: always avoid cutting a large quantity of grass. Never cut more than one third of the total grass height per single pass! Regulate the forward speed according to the lawn conditions and the amount of grass being cut.

Lawn care recommendations

Each type of grass has different characteristics and may thus require different ways of caring for the lawn; always read the instructions on seed boxes for mowing height for the growing conditions in the work area.

Keep in mind that most grass is made up of a stem and one or more leaves. If leaves are fully cut, the lawn is damaged and growth is more difficult.

The following indications generally apply:

cutting too low tears and uproots the grass, giving it a "spotted" appearance;
in the summer, cutting must be higher to prevent the ground from drying;
do not cut wet grass; this could reduce cutting means efficiency due to sticky grass and tear the lawn.
for particularly high grass, initially mow at the maximum height allowed by the machine then mow again after two or three days.

3.4 End of operations

On completing the work, release the lever (1) or both levers (1a).

Disconnect the extension lead FIRST from the general socket (2) THEN from the side of the lawnmower switch (3). WAIT UNTIL THE CUTTING MEANS STOPS before making any adjustments to the lawnmower.

IMPORTANT If the motor stops while mowing due to overheating, you must wait about 5 minutes before restarting it.

4. ROUTINE MAINTENANCE

Store the lawnmower in a dry place.

IMPORTANT Routine and accurate maintenance is essential in maintaining original machine safety and performance levels.

Adjustments or maintenance operations must only be performed with the motor switched off and the machine disconnected from the mains power supply.

1) Wear strong protective gloves before cleaning, maintaining or adjusting the machine.
2) Accurately wash the machine with water after cutting, remove grass debris and mud accumulated in the chassis to prevent it from drying and causing problems the next time the lawnmower is used.
3) Always make sure the air intakes are free of debris.

4.1 Vertical storage (Model 380 - 420)

If necessary, the machine can be stored vertically, hanging from a hook.

WARNING! Make sure the hook and its fastening system are adequate and able to sustain the machine's weight; exercise caution and make sure children or animals do not climb on the machine, weighing down the hook.

Fasten the machine so that the cutting means faces a wall or is properly covered, so it is not dangerous in the event of accidental contact with persons, children or animals.

To store the machine vertically, release the levers (1 - Type "III") or loosen the knobs (2 - Type "IV") and turn the handle forward so the tooth marked with «>> matches EXCLUSIVELY with the compartment marked «S» of the teeth, then lock the levers (1 - Type "III") or the knobs (2 - Type "IV").

The position must be the same for both sides.

4.2 Cutting means maintenance

It is best if all interventions on the cutting means are done at a specialised Centre that has the most appropriate tools and equipment.

Only cutting means bearing the code indicated in table on page ii must be used on this machine.

Given product evolution, the above mentioned cutting means may be replaced in time with others having similar interchangeable and operating safety features.

Reassemble the cutting means (2) with the code facing the ground, following the steps indicated in the illustration.

Tighten the central screw (1) using a dynamometric key calibrated at 30Nm (for model 340) or 16-20 Nm (for model 380 - 420).

4.3 Cleaning the machine

Do not spray water onto the motor and electrical components and prevent them from getting wet.

Do not use aggressive liquids to clean the chassis.

4.4 Cleaning the air intakes

Remove dust and grass residue from the air intake once a month, blowing compressed air onto the mesh.

5. DIAGNOSTICS

What to do if ....
Problem description	Corrective Action
1. The electric lawnmower doesn't work
The machine has no power supply	Check the electrical connection
2. The electric lawnmower trips the power supply.
The mains socket amperage is insufficient	Connect the machine to a mains socket with sufficient amperage
Other electrical appliances are being used	Do not connect other appliances to the same mains socket at the same time
3. The cut grass is not collected in the grass catcher
The cutting means has received a knock	Have the cutting means sharpened or replace itCheck the fins that direct the grass towards the grass catcher
The inside of the chassis is dirty	Clean the inside of the chassis to ease the grass discharge towards the grass catcher
4. Mowing is difficult
The cutting means is not in good condition	Have the cutting means sharpened or replace it
5. The machine starts to vibrate abnormally
Damaged or loose parts	Stop the machine and disconnect the plug from the socket.Inspect for damageCheck for and tighten any loose partsHave all checks, repair work and replacements carried out by a specialized Centre only
6. The motor shuts down whilst working
The thermal protection has tripped due to overheating of the motor.	Stop the machine and disconnect the plug from the socket. Always make sure the air intakes are free of debris.

For any doubts or problems, please do not hesitate to contact your nearest Customer Service Centre or Your Dealer.

Senior VP R&D & Engineering

Maurizio Tursini

ALPINA GARDEN BL 340 EP - DIAGNOSTICS - 1

Senior VP R&D & Engineering

Maurizio Tursini

ALPINA GARDEN BL 340 EP - DIAGNOSTICS - 2

Senior VP R&D & Engineering

Maurizio Tursini

ALPINA GARDEN BL 340 EP - DIAGNOSTICS - 3

EN · The content and images in this User Manual were produced expressly for ST. S.p.A. and are protected by copyright - any unauthorised reproduction or modification to the document, either partially or in full, is prohibited.

(1) (Tradition de la vente originaire)	EN (Translation of the original instruction)	(2) (Translation of the original translation)	(3) (Translation of the translation)
Declaration CE de Confluentie (Directive Mactine 2006/42/CE, Annex II, parte A)	EC Declaration de l'origine (Directive Mactine 2006/42/CE, Annex II, parte A)	EC Declaration de l'origine (Directive Mactine 2006/42/CE, Annex II, parte A)	EC Declaration de l'origine (Directive Mactine 2006/42/CE, Annex II, parte A)
La Société	1. La Société des travailles du travail, employés et employés sociaux, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en服务, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en SERVICE, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés en service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés enService, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés en Service, employés in Service	(1) (Translation of the original instruction)	(2) (Translation of the original instruction)
(3) (Translation of the original instruction)	(4) (Translation of the original instruction)	(5) (Translation of the original instruction)	(6) (Translation of the original instruction)
(7) (Translation of the original instruction)	(8) (Translation of the original instruction)	(9) (Translation of the original instruction)	(10) (Translation of the original instruction)
(11) (Translation of the original instruction)	(12) (Translation of the original instruction)	(13) (Translation of the original instruction)	(14) (Translation of the original instruction)
(15) (Translation of the original instruction)	(16) (Translation of the original instruction)	(17) (Translation of the original instruction)	(18) (Translation of the original instruction)
(19) (Translation of the original instruction)	(20) (Translation of the original instruction)	(21) (Translation of the original instruction)	(22) (Translation of the original instruction)
(23) (Translation of the original instruction)	(24) (Translation of the original instruction)	(25) (Translation of the original instruction)	(26) (Translation of the original instruction)
(27) (Translation of the original instruction)	(28) (Translation of the original instruction)	(29) (Translation of the original instruction)	(30) (Translation of the original instruction)
(31) (Translation of the original instruction)	(32) (Translation of the original instruction)	(33) (Translation of the original instruction)	(34) (Translation of the original instruction)
(35) (Translation of the original instruction)	(36) (Translation of the original instruction)	(37) (Translation of the original instruction)	(38) (Translation of the original instruction)
(39) (Translation of the original instruction)	(37) (Translation of the original instruction)	(38) (Translation of the original instruction)	(39) (Translation of the original instruction)
(42) (Translation of the original instruction)	(39) (Translation of the original instruction)	(40) (Translation of the original instruction)	(41) (Translation of the original instruction)
(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(41) (Translation of the original instruction)	(42) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)
(44) (Translation of the original instruction)	(42) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(44) (Translation of the original instruction)
(45) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(44) (Translation of the original instruction)	(45) (Translation of the original instruction)
(46) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(45) (Translation of the original instruction)	(46) (Translation of the original instruction)
(47) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(46) (Translation of the original instruction)	(47) (Translation of the original instruction)
(48) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(47) (Translation of the original instruction)	(48) (Translation of the original instruction)
(49) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(48) (Translation of the original instruction)	(49) (Translation of the original instruction)
(50) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(49) (Translation of the original instruction)	(50) (Translation of the original instruction)
(51) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(50) (Translation of the original instruction)	(51) (Translation of the original instruction)
(52) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(51) (Translation of the original instruction)	(52) (Translation of the original instruction)
(53) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(52) (Translation of the original instruction)	(53) (Translation of the original instruction)
(54) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(53) (Translation of the original instruction)	(54) (Translation of the original instruction)
(55) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(53) (Translation of the original instruction)	(55) (Translation of the original instruction)
(56) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(53) (Translation of the original instruction)	(56) (Translation of the original instruction)
(57) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(53) (Translation of the original instruction)	(57) (Translation of the original instruction)
(58) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(53) (Translation of the original instruction)	(58) (Translation of the original instruction)
(59) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(53) (Translation of the original instruction)	(59) (Translation of the original instruction)
(60) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(53) (Translation of the original instruction)	(60) (Translation of the original instruction)
(61) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(53) (Translation of the original instruction)	(61) (Translation of the original instruction)
(62) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(53) (Translation of the original instruction)	(62) (Translation of the original instruction)
(63) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(53) (Translation of the original instruction)	(63) (Translation of the original instruction)
(64) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(53) (Translation of the original instruction)	(64) (Translation of the original instruction)
(65) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(53) (Translation of the original instruction)	(65) (Translation of the original instruction)
(66) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(53) (Translation of the original instruction)	(66) (Translation of the original instruction)
(67) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(53) (Translation of the original instruction)	(67) (Translation of the original instruction)
(68) (Translation of the original instruction)	(43) (Translation of the original instruction)	(53) (Translation of the original instruction)	(68) (Translation of the original instruction)