Oregon HT255 ユーザーズマニュアル

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OREGON® CORDLESS TOOL SYSTEM 

HEDGE TRIMMER MODEL HT255

AD 0213 - F/N 558936

Blade bind: A condition where the 

cutting blades will not move because 

of material lodged between the 

moving and stationary parts of the 

cutting blades  

Bystander safety zone: A 3 m (10 ft) circle 

around the operator that must remain 

free from bystanders, children, and pets  

Cutting blades: The series of sharpened 

surfaces protruding from the front of 

the hedge trimmer that move back and 

forth to cut hedges  

Cutting season: The ideal time to trim 

hedges varies by plant type, but it 

is generally a good practice to trim 

during periods of slow growth, after 

blooming is complete  Consult with a 

local plant nursery for tips on trimming 

specific plants  

Cutting speed: The hedge trimmer has 

a variable cutting speed  Press the 

throttle trigger more firmly for faster 

cutting speed  To get the most cutting 

time out of each charge, use only the 

minimum cutting speed necessary to 

cut the material  

Front handle: The support handle located 

at or toward the front of the hedge 

trimmer 

Front handle switch: A u-shaped switch 

running along the front handle that 

prevents the unintentional operation 

of the throttle trigger until manually 

actuated 

Hand guard: A structural barrier between 

the front handle of a hedge trimmer and 

the cutting blades  

New growth: The most recent growth on 

a plant  It is generally lighter in color, less 

woody, and more flexible than the rest of 

the plant  

Rear handle: The support handle, located 

at or toward the rear of the hedge 

trimmer, where the throttle trigger is 

located  

Throttle trigger: A device that controls the 

speed of the cutting blades 

Trigger lock-out: A movable stop that 

prevents the unintentional activation 

of the hedge trimmer until manually 

actuated