88715 - Grass trimmer TORO - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL 88715 TORO

Cultivator Attachment

Flex-Force Power System™ 60V MAX Attachment

Model No. 88715 —Serial No. 323000001 and Up

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Introduction

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Safety

Read All Instructions

W ARNING—When using electric gardening appliances, always read and follow basic safety warnings and instructions to reduce the risk electric shock, and following:

IMPORT INSTRUCTIONS

I. T raining

1. The operator of the any accidents or hazards their property

2. Do not allow children machine, battery local regulations operator .

3. Do not allow children operate or service who are responsible, instructions, and or service the device.

4. Before battery cautionary using charger using the markers

5. Become familiar use of the machine, charger

II. Preparation

1. Keep operating bystanders area.

2. Use Using increase only other the battery accessories the risk of

3. Plugging the battery not 120 V can cause not plug the battery than 120 V. For a dif use an attachment for the configuration

4. Do not use a damaged pack or battery charger unpredictable behavior explosion, or risk of

5. If the supply cord damaged, contact to replace it.

6. Charge charger the battery specified

1 type of battery pack when used with another

1. Charge the battery only

2. Follow all charging not charge the battery of temperature range sonal Otherwise, injury you including may and increase the risk

3. Do not operate the and other safety protective functioning properly

4. Dress properly—W including eye protection; ship and instant is responsible; wards hearing occurring protection. to others not wear loose clothing get to caught or play moving with lack, dusty or the operating battery conditions, or the battery charger; Ⅲ. Operation the age of th

5. A void dangerous ei machine untrained in rain people in this device. Allow only Use the proper machine trained, familiar application—Using capable to operation other an its intended to you and bystanders.

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1. Do not grasp the exp cutting edges when and machine children away from

2. Operate back artificial and

3. Injury Remove and before charger specified the machine by T light. attachments fire. the battery adjusting into an outlet

4. a keep or your electric hands shock. an charger and all into moving an outlet parts.

5. ferent Stop style machine connection, plug the adapter, of and the wipe before adjusting, if needed. servic the machine modified battery

6. Remove which they batexhibit whenever that results you leave fire, injury Do not force the mac to ddhe the batterjob bettercharger and an wasAuthorizeddesigned. Service

7. Do not overreach—Keep balance with at only time the batt by neveroro. An charge with the suitable

8. Use extreme caution when reversing or pulling the machine towards you.

9. Be careful when operating the machine in hard ground. The blades propel the machine forward.
10. If an object becomes of f the machine and removing the object.
11. Start the motor careful manufacturer away from instructions the machine.
12. Never transport running.
13. Stay alert—W atch 7. common sense when Do not use the machine the influence of alcohol 8.
14. Ensure that the ventilation means. clear of debris.
15. Under abusive eject liquid; avoid come into contact water . If the liquid medical help. Liquid pack may cause
16. Do not expose excessive temperature above explosion.

17. CAUTION—A present a risk of fire, burn.

18. Do not disassemble

19. Replace the battery T oro battery pack battery pack may
20. Keep children and packs you are ready to

IV . Maintenance

1. Maintain the machine with care—Keep

and in good repair reduce the risk of for lubricating and handles dry , clean,

1. Keep all nuts, bolts the machine is in
2. When away coins, the from keys, battery metal nails

connection from the battery terminals

1. Keep your hands an parts.
2. Stop the machine, the machine, in the and groundwait before adjusting, servic the machine lodged in the blades,
3. remove check the battery be are damaged machine guards

whether misaligned parts, may machine instructions, repair according will and mounting, act with and feet of fect, while operation, have the an replace or replace a dan
what the you are doing if operating blade becomes replace while it; contact machine while ill, tired, or an Do or not drugs. replace the

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Safety and Instructional Decals

Safety decals and instructions are easily visible to the operator and are located near any area of potential danger. Replace any decal

WARNING To reduce risk of injury to persons, remove battery pack when not in use. See instruction manual for compatible TORO 60v devices and attachments. AVERTISSEMENT Pour réduire les risques de blessures corporelles, retirez la batterie quand vous ne l'utilisez pas. Voir le manuel d'instructions pour les appareils et accessoires TORO 60v compatibles. ADVERTENCIA Para reducir el riesgo de lesiones a persones, retire la bateria cuando no esté en uso. Consulte el manual de instrucciones para ver los dispositivos y accesorios TORO 60v compatibles. WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. For more information, please visit www.ftcoCAProp65.com AVERTISSEMENT: Cancer et Troubles de l'appareil reproducteur - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. Pour plus d'informations, veuillez visiter www.toro.com/CAProp65 ADVERTENCIA: Cáncy y Daño Reproductive - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. Para obtener más información, visite www.toro.com/CAProp65

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Setup

Loose Parts

Use the chart below to verify that all parts have been shipped.

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No parts required	-	Connect the attachment to the power head.

Connecting

1.	Install	the	square	shaft	of	the	attachment
2.	Align together	the	locking(B and C	button of Figure	on	the 3 ).	lower	shaft
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Product Overview

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1. End cap 5. Pin
2. Shaft 6. Inner blade
3. Guard 7. Gearbox
4. Outer blade 8. Sleeve

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Specifications

Model 88715, attaches to 51810T
Blade Size			25.4
T illing W idth		24.5 cm (10
W eight		8.6 kg (19.0 lbs)

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Appropriate T emperature

Charge/store at			5°C (41°F) battery to 40°C
Use	the	battery	pack°C at (-22°F)
Use	the	machine	at°C (32°F) to 49°C

Ranges

(104°F)*

to 49^ (120^)^*

(120°F)*

*Charging time will increase if you do not char battery pack within this range.

Store in an the enclosed machine, clean, battery dry area, pack, and battery

Operation

Starting the Attachment

1. Ensure that the vents on the attachment, power head, and battery are clear of any dust debris.

2. Align the cavity in tongue on the handle

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1. Push the battery pack battery locks into the

2. T o start the attachment, then squeeze the run Note: Slide the 2-speed speed of the attachment.

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1. Lockout button

2. 2-speed switch

Shutting

Off

T o shut of f the cultivator ( Figure 6 ). Allow at least to stop moving.

Whenever and transporting remove the battery housing you are not the battery pack (Figure with 5).

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Press the battery latch battery pack and slide machine ( Figure 7 ).

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trigger press the lockout Figure (Figure 7 6). Battery switch latch to change

Removing from

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1. Ensure that the battery the power head; refer Pack from the Power

2. Loosen the screw-handle ( Figure 3 ).

3. Press the locking bu 2 shafts apart ( Figure

Operating T ips

• Hold the cultivator with your right hand on the rear handle and your left hand on the front handle.
• Keep a firm grip with both hands while in op
  • The cultivator should be held at a comfortable position with the rear handle at about hip h
• Inspect and remove trash, and equipment the area all branches damage. where objects where you such before will use as large cultivating the cultivation to the rocks, to
  • Always begin cultivating with the slowest possible. Increase the speed if conditions
• Do not place excessive body weight on the cultivator Use the weight of the machine more more ef ficiently.

Maintenance

Storage

After each use of the cultivator, complete the following

1. Remove the battery from the cultivator.
2. Wipe the cultivator not hose the cultivator water.
3. Wipe or scrape time there is an
4. Check and tighten damaged or lost,
5. Brush exhaust on motor from overheating. away

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• Do not store the tool
• Clean all foreign material
• When not in use, store battery charger out of
• Keep away chemicals the from tool, corrosive and battery de-icing
  • T o reduce the risk of not store the battery
• Store the tool, battery in an enclosed clean,

Preparing for Recycling

Important: the battery Do not attempt battery

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T roubleshooting

Perform only the steps described in these instructions. All further inspection, maintenance, and repair work must be performed by an authorized service problem yourself.

Always remove the battery from the tool when

Problem	Possible	Cause	Correctiv
The tool does not start.	1. The battery is tool.2. The battery pack2. Remove not charge the battery and charge it.3. The battery pack is damaged.4. There is another with the tool.	1not Remolve installed and then in into the tool, making installed and latched.	the latterized
The tool does not	1. rea the battery power pack too low .2. The air vents	1. . Remoage capacity battery and fully charge are Cledocked. the air vents	the head
The tool is producing or noise.	1. There excessive is debris the edger .2. The blade is not properly tightened.	vibrator Clean the cuating debris head area.
	1. The depth The too cultivator . stops 1.2. W alking or cultivating too fast.work ef fectively	2. W alking or cultivating work ef fectively
The battery pack	loses charge quickly move . the Battery battery appropriate temperature where it is ridge. and between 5°C (41°F)		battery of theninto
The tool does not	1. runThere or run is moistureously battery pack.2. The battery is tool.	1. Allowon the lead battery dry .2not Remolve installed and into the tool making installed and latched.

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