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I have cut through the Power Cable on my Electric Hedge Trimmer

Modified on Tue, 30 Jun at 12:26 PM

Quick Answer

If the power cable on your electric hedge trimmer has been cut or damaged, stop using the product immediately and disconnect it from the mains power supply. The trimmer must not be used again until the cable has been professionally inspected or repaired.

Important: A damaged power cable creates a serious electrical hazard and must not be used under any circumstances.


Before You Start

If the cable has been cut:

  • Switch the hedge trimmer off immediately
  • Disconnect it from the mains power supply
  • Ensure the cable is not touched while still connected
  • Keep the area safe and dry

Important: Do not attempt to operate the product again.


Important Information

Damage to the power cable is classed as user damage.

This means:

  • The product warranty will be invalidated
  • Repairs are not covered under standard warranty terms
  • Responsibility for repair sits with the user

What You Should Do

1. Do not use the hedge trimmer

Do not attempt to switch the product back on or test it.


2. Do not attempt a DIY repair

Do not:

  • Tape the cable
  • Join or splice the cable
  • Attempt any electrical repairs yourself

This can create a serious safety risk.


3. Arrange a professional repair

A qualified electrician may be able to repair or replace the damaged cable.

Please note:

  • Any repair work will be at your own cost
  • Repairs must comply with electrical safety standards

Important Safety Information

  • Never use a hedge trimmer with a damaged power cable
  • Always inspect the full length of the cable before use
  • Keep the cable away from the cutting blades during operation
  • Replace or repair damaged cables before reuse

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I still use the hedge trimmer if the cable is only slightly damaged?

No. Any damage to the power cable means the product must not be used.


Can I repair the cable myself?

No. Electrical repairs should only be carried out by a qualified electrician.


Does this affect my warranty?

Yes. Cutting or damaging the power cable is considered user damage and will invalidate the warranty.




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