18V ONE+ 50cm Hedge Trimmer Tool Only (R18HTR40)

If your hedge trimmer blades are jamming or not cutting, check if they’re lubricated—apply plant-safe oil before and after use, as there's no oil reservoir. Dull blades may need professional sharpening. Also, ensure the hedge isn’t too thick…

You should never use your hedge trimmer in wet or damp conditions, as battery-powered tools are not waterproof and doing so can cause damage or create a safety hazard. Always wait for dry weather and operate the trimmer only in dry environments to…

If the hedge trimmer blades are sticking, remove the battery first. Clean the blades with a dry brush or cloth, using plant-based oil or lubricant for sticky residue. Ensure the blades are properly lubricated with a plant-friendly lubricant before…

If the hedge trimmer cuts out, it might be due to prolonged use. Remove the battery and let the tool rest for 15 minutes. Additionally, ensure the hedge branches aren’t too thick for the trimmer. Check that the model is suitable for the material you…

To activate the anti-jam function, squeeze the front switch and then quickly pull the trigger twice to reverse the blades and clear jams. Always remove the battery before manually clearing jams, and never attempt to do so with the battery inserted…

To store your hedge trimmer safely, always remove the battery first, then clean and lubricate the blades with a plant-safe lubricant. Once the tool is clean, store it in a cool, dry place to prevent corrosion and protect both the trimmer and battery…

You should sharpen the blades whenever performance drops, such as when the trimmer struggles to cut cleanly or leaves ragged edges. Dull blades reduce efficiency and can damage grass or plants, so monitoring cutting quality is key. For best results…

The 18V ONE+ 50cm Hedge Trimmer can cut branches up to 22mm in diameter, making it ideal for trimming large, mature hedges and shrubs.

To clean the RYOBI hedge trimmer cutting bar, first remove the battery. Wear gloves and clean the blades with a dry brush or cloth. For sticky residue, use plant-based oil or lubricant. Lubricating the blades before and after each use helps remove…

To clean sap off trimmer blades, use a plant-based lubricant by applying it directly to the blades and running the trimmer briefly to loosen the sap. Afterward, wipe the blades clean with a dry cloth while wearing gloves for safety.

Make sure the battery is fully charged and properly inserted, then remove and reinsert it to confirm good contact and check for any debris or damage on the terminals. Also verify that the safety switch is engaged by pressing the lock-off button…

If your hedge trimmer is making a clicking noise, first remove the battery for safety, then inspect the blades for any obstructions such as debris or twigs. Ensure nothing is lodged between the blades, as this can prevent smooth movement and cause…