Stihl HSE 52 Product Instruction Manual - Page 19

Definitions 1 Power Supply Cord Supplies electric current to motor. 2 Strain Relief Hook Clamps the extension cord and reduces the likelihood of disconnection of the extension cord receptacle from the hedge trimmer plug. 3 Cord Lock Lever Helps prevent extension cord from becoming detached when clamped around the strain relief hook. 4 Trigger Switch Designed to work together with the front handle switch lever as part of the dual switch system to engage or stop the cutting blades. Located on the rear handle. 5 Trigger Switch Lockout Must be depressed before the trigger switch can be activated. 6 Front Handle Switch Lever Designed so that the cutting blades can only be activated if both it and the trigger switch are simultaneously in the depressed position. Located next to the front handle. 7 Front Handle Handlebar at the front of hedge trimmer. 8 Hand Guard Limits useable grip area for front hand away from cutting blades. Helps protect hand from cuttings. 9 Cutting Blades Steel blades for cutting hedges and shrubs. 10 Blade Scabbard Covers cutting blades when hedge trimmer is not in use. 11 Blunt Projection (Integral Cutting Blade Guard) Helps to reduce the risk of operator contact with the cutter blade. 12 Guide Guard Protects blades in case of ground or wall contact. Specifications Motor Voltage: Rated current: Frequency: Power consumption: Fuse: Insulation: Cutting blades Sharpening angle to horizontal: Tooth spacing: Stroke rate: Cutting lengths: Weight 3.1 kg (6.8 lbs) English 120 V 3.9 A 60 Hz 460 W min. 10 A II, E 32° 23 mm (0.91 in) 3,400 strokes/min. 500 mm (20 in) HSE 52 17