BLACK DECKER GT334 User Manual

Hedge Trimmer  
GT200 Series  
Instruction Manual  
Use the right tool. Do not force small  
tools or attachments to do the job of a  
heavy duty tool. Do not use tools for  
purposes not intended: for example,  
do not use a circular saw to cut tree  
limbs or logs.  
Congratulations!  
On your purchase of this hedgetrimmer from  
Black & Decker. This trimmer has the following  
features for your benefit:  
Full bale handle for comfort of use.  
Safety lock-off switch to prevent accidental starting.  
Front guard for user safety.  
Dress properly. Do not wear loose  
clothing or jewellery as they can be  
caught in moving parts. Rubber gloves  
and non-skid footwear are recommended  
when working outdoors. Make sure long  
hair is kept out of the way.  
Dual action blades for less vibration.  
Safety instructions  
Use safety glasses. Use a face or  
dust mask as well if the cutting operation  
is dusty.  
Read all of this manual carefully, observing all  
the recommended safety instructions before,  
during and after using your machine. Maintain  
your machine in good working order.  
Do not abuse the cord. Never carry the  
tool by its cord or yank it to disconnect it  
from the socket. Keep the cord away  
from heat, oil and sharp edges.  
Familiarise yourself with the controls on your  
machine before attempting to operate it,  
but above all, be sure you know how to stop  
your machine in an emergency. Retain this  
manual and all other literature supplied with  
your machine for future reference.  
Secure your work. Use clamps or a vice  
to hold your work. It is safer than using  
your hand and it frees both hands to  
operate the tool.  
Warning! When using electric tools, basic  
safety precautions should always be taken  
to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock and  
personal injury. Read all of these instructions  
before using the tool.  
Do not overreach. Keep proper footing  
and balance at all times.  
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Maintain tools with care. Keep tools  
sharp and clean for better and safer  
performance. Follow instructions for  
lubricating and changing accessories.  
Inspect tool cords periodically and if  
damaged have repaired by an authorised  
service facility. Inspect extension cords  
periodically and replace if damaged.  
Keep handles dry, clean and free from oil  
and grease.  
For safe operation:  
Keep the work area clean. Cluttered  
areas and benches invite injuries.  
Consider work area environment.  
Do not expose power tools to rain and  
do not use power tools in damp or wet  
locations. Keep the work area well lit.  
Do not use power tools in the presence  
of flammable liquids or gases.  
Disconnect tools. Disconnect when  
not in use, before servicing and when  
changing accessories such as blades,  
bits and cutters. Pull plug before  
carrying out any adjustment, servicing  
or maintenance.  
Guard against electric shock. Avoid  
body contact with earthed or grounded  
surfaces (e.g. pipes, radiators,  
ranges, refrigerators).  
Keep children away. Do not let  
visitors touch the tool or extension cord.  
All visitors should be kept away from  
work area.  
Remove adjusting keys and wrenches.  
Form the habit of checking to see that  
keys and adjusting wrenches are removed  
from the tool before switching it on.  
Store idle tools. When not in use, tools  
should be stored in a dry, high or locked  
place, out of reach of children.  
Avoid unintentional starting. Do not  
carry a plugged-in tool with a finger on  
the switch. Ensure the switch is off when  
plugging in.  
Do not force the tool. It will do the job  
better and more safely at the rate for  
which it was intended.  
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Use outdoor extension cords. When a  
tool is used outdoors, use only  
extension cords intended for outdoor use  
and so marked.  
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Stay alert. Watch what you are doing.  
Use common sense. Do not operate  
when you are tired.  
Plug your machine into a power point -  
never a lighting socket.  
Connect dust extraction equipment.  
If devices are provided for the connection  
of dust extraction and collection facilities,  
ensure these are connected and  
properly used.  
Never carry your machine by the cable or  
jerk the cable to separate the connectors.  
Keep the cable away from heat sources,  
oils or sharp edges. Check the condition  
of your cable before use and do not use  
if damaged.  
Check damaged parts. Before further use  
of the tool, a guard or other part that is  
damaged should be carefully checked to  
determine whether it will operate properly  
and perform its intended function. Check  
for alignment of moving parts, binding of  
moving parts, breakage of parts, mounting  
and any other conditions that may affect its  
operation. A guard or other part that is  
damaged should be properly repaired or  
replaced by an authorised service centre  
unless otherwise indicated in this  
We recommend a first time user should  
get informed, practical instruction on  
how to use a hedgetrimmer, as well as  
reading this manual.  
Preparation  
To protect your feet, always wear stout  
shoes or boots.  
Use protective equipment. Wear safety  
spectacles or goggles and heavy duty  
gloves whilst operating your machine.  
instruction manual. Have defective  
switches replaced by an authorised service  
centre. Do not use the tool if the switch  
does not turn it on and off.  
Use a face mask if dusty.  
Use ear protection if the sound level seems  
uncomfortable when using your machine.  
Warning! The use of any accessory or  
attachment, other than recommended in this  
instruction manual, may present a risk of  
personal injury.  
Protect long hair from contact with  
the hedgetrimmer.  
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Do not operate your machine barefoot or  
in open sandals.  
Have your tool repaired by a  
qualified person.  
Do not wear loose jewellery.  
Clothes should be close fitting, but not  
restrict your movement.  
This electrical appliance is in accordance  
with the relevant safety rules. Repairs  
should only be carried out by qualified  
persons using original spare parts,  
otherwise considerable danger to the  
user may result.  
The power supply cable should be  
regularly inspected for signs of  
damage or ageing, and only used if in  
good condition.  
Training  
Always keep the power supply cable  
away from the blades - be aware of its  
position at all times.  
Never allow children or persons who are  
unfamiliar with this type of machine to  
use it, nor anyone who has not read  
this leaflet.  
Always be sure your machine is in a safe  
operating condition.  
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Do not allow children, animals or other  
persons near your machine when in use  
- always keep them at least 6m (20ft)  
away from the cutting area.  
Before using your machine, disconnect  
it from the electrical supply and visually  
check that the blade fixings are secure.  
A damaged blade or loose blade nuts are  
a major hazard and must be replaced.  
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Remember that the operator/user is  
responsible for accidents or hazards  
occurring to other people or their property.  
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Ensure hedges etc. are free from foreign  
objects such as railings or barbed wire  
which may damage your machine. Avoid  
dangerous starting, do not carry your  
hedgetrimmer to the hedge plugged in.  
Your machine is designed for use on AC  
(mains) electrical supplies only - do not  
attempt to use on any other supply.  
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Operation  
Black & Decker policy is one of continuous  
improvement to their product and as such they  
reserve the right to change product specification  
without prior notice.  
Always ensure that you work in such a  
way that the cable is kept away from  
the blades.  
Release switch lever to turn machine off  
and remove the plug from the mains:  
Double insulation  
Whenever you leave your machine  
unattended.  
Your machine is double insulated. This  
means that all external metal parts are  
electrically isolated from the power supply.  
This is achieved by placing an extra  
insulation barrier between the electrical and  
mechanical parts. Double insulation means  
greater electrical safety and obviates the  
necessity of having the machine earthed.  
Before checking, cleaning, adjusting,  
unjamming blades or working on  
the machine.  
If the machine starts to vibrate  
abnormally (check immediately).  
After striking a foreign object.  
Inspect the machine for damage  
and make repairs as necessary.  
Electrical safety (UK only)  
Your machine should always be switched off  
Never attempt to stop the blades.  
Always allow them to stop on their own.  
at the mains before disconnecting any plug  
and socket connector or extension cables.  
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Do not put hands or feet near blades.  
Start your machine carefully according to  
the instructions and with your body well  
away from the blades.  
Fuse replacement  
If your machine is supplied with cable fitted  
with a non-re-wireable plug.  
Do not use your machine in the rain and  
do not allow it to get wet. Avoid using the  
machine in wet conditions.  
The plug is fitted with a 5 amp fuse  
which is the recommended fuse for  
your machine.  
Use your machine only in daylight or  
good artificial light.  
Only use replacement fuses which are  
approved to BS1362.  
Always be sure of your footing,  
particularly on slopes and always wear  
non-slip footwear.  
When changing the fuse in your plug,  
always ensure the fuse cover is refitted.  
If the fuse cover is missing or damaged  
do not use the plug.  
Walk, never run. Do not force the machine.  
Note: Fuses do not give personal protection  
against electric shock.  
Never operate the machine with  
defective or missing guards or shields.  
Plug replacement  
Maintenance and storage  
Disconnect the plug from the supply.  
Store your machine in a dry place when  
not in use, out of the reach of children.  
Cut off the plug and dispose of  
immediately. Insertion of a detatched  
plug into a 13 amp socket outlet may  
result in electric shock.  
Do not use solvents or cleaning fluids to  
clean your machine. Always disconnect  
from the electrical supply before cleaning.  
Only fit BS1363A approved plugs fitted  
with the correctly rated fuse.  
Do not operate your machine if any parts  
are defective; discard all defective parts  
and fit new parts before use.  
Fit a 5 amp  
fuse approved  
to BS1362  
Fit a  
Keep all nuts, bolts and screws tight  
to be sure your machine is in a safe  
working condition.  
BS1363A  
approved  
plug  
Use only Black & Decker recommended  
replacement parts and accessories.  
Connect blue  
to N (neutral)  
Connect brown  
to L (live)  
Make sure that the  
outer sheath of the  
cable is held firmly  
by the clamp  
Never use a  
light socket  
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The cable wire colours, or a letter, will be  
marked at the connection points of  
most good quality plugs. Attach the  
wires to their respective points in the plug  
(see above). Brown is for “Live” (L)  
and blue is for “Neutral” (N).  
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A6615 20m cable, socket, 13 amp plug  
Before replacing the top cover of the  
mains plug ensure that the cable restraint  
is holding the outer sheath on the cable  
firmly and that the two leads are correctly  
fixed at the terminal screws.  
A6616 20m cable, socket, 13 amp plug and cable  
tidy frame  
A6617 30m cable, socket, 13 amp plug and cable  
tidy frame  
Warning! Never connect live or neutral wires  
to the earth pin marked “E” or  
A6613 40m cable, socket, 13 amp plug and cable  
tidy reel  
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Note: Do not wire an extension cable  
directly into your machine yourself.  
Instead, take your machine to your  
nearest Black & Decker service centre.  
Existing cable systems (UK only)  
If you already own an outdoor cable system,  
we recommend that you replace the existing  
‘female’ cable connector with the new ‘female’  
connector (see below) which is supplied loose in  
the carton. (Please read the section entitled  
Fitting the ‘female’ connector”.)  
Increased safety can be obtained by having  
a qualified electrician install a high sensitivity  
(30mA) circuit breaker in the house wiring.  
If you do not wish to have one installed,  
then we strongly recommend that the  
electrical power to the machine be supplied  
through a high sensitivity residual current  
device (RCD). The RCD is designed to  
provide a high degree of personal protection  
against harmful electric current should fault  
conditions occur.  
old ‘female’ connector  
new ‘female’ connector  
Should you wish to convert more than one cable  
system, the new female connector is available as  
an accessory from most major DIY retail outlets  
and from Black & Decker service centres (cat. no.  
A6624S). If in doubt, consult a qualified electrician.  
Warning! The use of an RCD or other circuit  
breaker unit does not release the operator of  
the machine from the safety instructions and  
safe working practices given in this manual.  
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We recommend that if your mains cable  
is cut or requires replacement that you  
return your machine to a Black & Decker  
service centre. When repaired, your  
Existing powered garden tools  
(UK only)  
To connect existing Black & Decker garden power  
tools to the new system you will require an adaptor  
(see below). This is available as an accessory from  
most major DIY retail outlets (cat. no. A6623S).  
machine will be tested for electrical safety.  
Cable connection system (UK only)  
Black & Decker continually make every effort to  
achieve the highest standards in performance,  
quality and reliability and recommend the use of a  
new outdoor cable connection system.  
The new system gives additional protection against  
the possibility of water or moisture entering into the  
cable connector during normal use.  
Warning! This adaptor is only suitable for  
products rated up to 500W. It is not  
recommended for use with the following:  
Hover mowers, rotary mowers with grass  
collection, chainsaws, shredders and blower  
vacs. Please contact your local service  
centre should you require further advice.  
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Note: The new connection system does not release  
the operator of the machine from the safety  
precautions and safe working practices given in the  
instruction leaflet. Particular attention is drawn to the  
coupler system as being ‘weather resistant’ and not  
suitable for immersion, submersion or being  
subjected to water jets. Care should be taken to  
prevent the cable from lying or trailing through pools  
of water or from splashing with hose pipes.  
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The extension cable contains two wires which are  
colour coded for easy recognition; brown is for  
‘Live’ (L) and blue is for ‘Neutral’ (N). The female  
connector is marked ‘Lfor live and ‘N’ for neutral.  
These markings are located inside the body near the  
terminal screws (see next page, figure a). With the  
connector cover removed, lift out the cable protector  
and proceed as follows:  
Fitting your own extension cable  
(UK only)  
When fitting your own extension cable fit a  
13 amp plug (see “fitting the mains plug”)  
to one end of the cable and a ‘female’ connector  
(supplied loose in the carton) to the other end  
(see below). For wiring instructions see the  
following sections.  
Pass the cable through from the narrow end of  
the cable protector (see opposite, figure a).  
A ‘male’ connector is already attached to the  
electrical supply cable on your machine and is  
designed to be non-rewireable (see below).  
This should not be removed. Should the  
cable and plug become damaged or need  
replacing, please return the machine to your  
Black & Decker service centre.  
Prepare the cable ends to the specified strip  
lengths (see opposite, figure b).  
Remove cable clamp (see opposite, figure a).  
Take care of loose parts.  
To connect the extension cable to the connector  
terminals, unscrew the terminal screws until the  
clamp washers have lifted just enough to enter  
the conductor between the raised washer and  
the terminal (see below). Connect the brown lead  
to ‘L’ and the blue lead to ‘N’.  
‘female’ connector  
‘male’ connector  
Warning! Never wire an extension cable with  
anything other than the ‘female’ connector  
supplied and a 13 amp BS1363A approved  
plug with the recommended fuse. Never  
wire a ‘male’ connector to your extension  
cable and never wire an extension cable  
with a plug of any kind at each end of the  
cable. This is extremely dangerous and  
results in the pins being live which may  
cause a fatal electric shock.  
N.B. There is no need to remove the terminal  
screws. Connections are not to be made under  
the screw heads.  
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terminal screw  
clamp  
washer conductor  
position to left of screw  
terminal  
Locate the cable and cable protector into the  
body correctly (see below, figure a). Then fit the  
cable clamp over the outer sheath of the cable  
and screw down until the screws are fully home.  
Failure to do this may result in the cover not  
fitting correctly to the connector body.  
Fitting the ‘female’ connector  
(UK only)  
To remove the cover, unscrew the fixing screw until it  
is free of the nut which is located in the hexagonal  
recess on the underside of the connector. Take care  
not to lose the nut if it falls out. There is no need to  
completely remove the fixing screw as it is intended  
to remain captive in the cover. The cover can now be  
removed by applying pressure as shown below.  
Before replacing the cover of the ‘female’  
connector make sure that the cable clamp is  
holding the outer sheath of the cable firmly with  
screws fully home and that the two leads are  
correctly fixed at the terminal screws and are not  
taut (see next page, figure a).  
Place the cover onto the body assembly  
ensuring that it seats flat, then retighten the fixing  
screw into the nut until the cover is securely held  
(see next page, figure c).  
apply  
pressure here  
Finally check that the cable protector is secure  
and that there are no gaps between the cover  
and the connector body.  
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terminal screws  
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clamping washers  
connector body  
6mm  
fixing screw  
The motor may start momentarily before  
the blades begin to move. By fully depressing  
the switch trigger, drive to the blades will  
be connected and then the blades will begin  
to move.  
SWITCHING OFF  
The motor may run on after the blades have  
stopped. This is perfectly normal.  
cable  
clamp  
cover  
cable  
protector  
Electronic (Please see diagram 5)  
Models with electronic speed control:  
Alter the speed to suit the application -  
Low speed for light trimming.  
Assembly instructions  
To avoid risk of injury, it is advisable to leave the  
blades in their cardboard cover until the front  
handle has been fitted.  
High speed for fast hedge trimming.  
Switch off before changing speed settings.  
The speed of the blades can be adjusted from High  
speed to Low speed by rotating the control knob.  
You will need a No 2 Posidrive screwdriver.  
Low speed is obtained when No. 1 on the knob  
is visible.  
Fitting the front handle  
(Please see diagram 2)  
High speed is obtained when No. 2 on the knob  
is visible.  
Clamp the handle (1) into the recesses (2) on the  
side of the unit.  
Pass the large screws (3) through the handle into  
the body, and tighten.  
Cutting techniques for better results  
(Please see diagrams 6.1 to 6.5)  
The blades will cut most effectively when they are  
not exactly parallel with the line of cut, but have  
the tips of the blades pointing slightly towards  
the hedge. This lateral tilt should not exceed 50 to  
the line of cut.  
Fitting the guard  
(Please see diagram 3)  
Slide the guard over the length of the blade and  
locate onto the recesses on the side of the body.  
Insert the two guard fixing screws through the  
sides of the guard into the unit body and tighten.  
Most users trim the top of a hedge first. Hold the  
tool at the desired angle and move it steadily  
along the line of cut. The double edged blade  
enables you to cut in either direction or with a  
side to side movement.  
Note: The guard and handle must always be fitted to  
the unit for protection of the user.  
For a very level finish, a piece of string can be  
stretched along the length of the hedge at the  
required height to serve as a guide. The hedge  
may be cut just above the string.  
Operation of your hedgetrimmer  
(Please refer to diagram 4)  
Models with lock-off switch:  
To keep very flat sides it is better to cut upwards  
with the growth. Cutting downwards can  
produce an uneven result.  
TO SWITCH ON  
Press in lock-off button (A) and squeeze the  
trigger (B)  
Take care to avoid hard objects, such as wire,  
which could cause damage to cutting blades.  
TO SWITCH OFF  
Release the trigger.  
Remember that your hedgetrimmer is also suitable  
for clipping most shrubs or brambles.  
For units with a brake mechanism:  
SWITCHING ON  
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Failure to work  
If your hedgetrimmer does not work, unplug it  
and check:  
Black & Decker lawn and  
garden guarantee  
This guarantee provides: 36 months parts cover  
and 12 months labour (UK), 24 months parts  
cover and labour (Australia) and 12 months  
replacement product cover (New Zealand).  
In all cases proof of purchase will be required.  
The power point (try another tool or appliance).  
The plug and its fuse.  
The plug and socket connections.  
If in doubt get help from a qualified electrician,  
or visit your Black & Decker service centre.  
If your Black & Decker product becomes defective,  
within the guarantee period, due to faulty materials  
and workmanship, we guarantee to either replace all  
defective parts, or at our discretion, replace the unit  
free of charge, provided that:  
Care and maintenance  
Switch off and disconnect from power supply  
before cleaning or adjusting your machine.  
The product is returned to us or our authorised  
repairers with evidence of purchase.  
For best performance, keep the blades and air  
slots in the motor housing clean. Use a cloth or  
brush to remove cuttings, sap or other debris.  
The product has been used within the  
parameters of its consumer classification.  
The product has not been used for  
hire purposes.  
Prevent the blades from rusting by applying a film  
of light machine oil after cleaning.  
Repairs have not been attempted by  
anyone other than our own service staff or  
authorised repairers.  
Plastic parts may be cleaned by using a  
non abrasive cleaner and a cloth dampened with  
warm water.  
The failure represents normal wear and tear.  
Do not immerse any part of the hedgetrimmer  
in water.  
This guarantee is offered as an extra benefit and is  
additional to your statutory rights.  
Avoid all other types of detergents, cleaners or  
solvents. These may contain chemicals that  
could seriously damage the plastic. Do not spray  
the hedgetrimmer with water, and do not allow  
water to enter the hedgetrimmer.  
The guarantee policy  
Failures due to the following are not covered:  
Replacing worn or damaged blades, nylon line  
and chains, or cords damaged during storage or  
use. These are regarded as replacement items  
which wear during normal usage.  
After cleaning the tool can be stored in its  
packaging for protection.  
Self lubricating bearings are used in the tool and  
lubrication is not required.  
Failures as a result of sudden impact or  
obvious abuse.  
What to do if your hedgetrimmer  
needs repair  
Information on how and where to send your hedge-  
trimmer for repair or service is given on the reverse  
of the parts diagram included with your product.  
We recommend you keep this in a safe place.  
Failures due to usage not in accordance with  
instructions and recommendations contained in  
the instruction manual.  
The use of other than genuine Black & Decker  
accessories and parts may damage or reduce the  
performance of you Black & Decker product and  
may render the guarantee void.  
Australia/New Zealand: See Black & Decker under  
Tools electric’ in your yellow pages.  
Black & Decker after sales service  
Black & Decker offers a nationwide after sales service  
through company operated service centres. It is our  
aim to offer excellent service, fast repairs, extensive  
parts availability and full accessory support.  
Unwanted products and  
the environment  
Should you find one day that your product  
needs replacement, or is of no further  
If you need any help or advice please contact  
your local Black & Decker service centre manager.  
Full details of our unique after sales service can  
be obtained from any of our service centres  
(a full directory is printed on the reverse of the parts  
drawing included with your product).  
use to you, think of the protection of the  
environment. Black & Decker service centres  
will accept your old products and will dispose  
of them in an environmentally safe way.  
Australia/New Zealand: See Black & Decker under  
Tools electric’ in your yellow pages.  
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Other Black & Decker products  
Black & Decker has a full range of outdoor power  
tools that make life easy in the garden. If you would  
like further information on other products,  
ENGLISH  
please contact the Black & Decker service  
information centre at the address on the back  
cover, or contact your Black & Decker stockist.  
Other products include (UK only):  
Lawn mowers  
Grass trimmers  
Lawnrakers  
Hedge trimmers  
Chainsaws  
Compost shredders  
Blower vacs  
EC Declaration of Conformity  
We declare that units:  
GT200, GT201, GT220, GT221, GT230, GT231,  
GT233, GT240, GT241, GT243, GT331, GT334,  
GT341, GT344, HT22, HT23, HT33, HT40,  
GT430, GT440, GT150  
conform to 89/392/EEC, 89/336/EEC,  
EN50144, EN55014, EN55104, 73/23/EEC  
A weighted sound pressure 91dB (A)  
A weighted sound power 104dB (A)  
Hand/arm weighted vibration <2.5m/s2  
Brian Cooke  
Director of Engineering  
Spennymoor, County Durham DL16 6JG, United Kingdom  
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Australia  
Black & Decker (Aasia) Pty Ltd  
286-288 Maroondah Highway  
North Croydon, Victoria 3136  
Tel: 03 213 8200  
Fax: 03 726 7150  
Belgique/België  
Black & Decker Belgium NV  
Weihoek 1, Nossegem  
1930-Zaventem-Zuid  
Tel: 02 719 07 11  
Fax: 02 721 40 45  
Danmark  
Black & Decker AB  
Hejrevang 26 B, 3450 Allerød  
Tlf: 70-20 15 10  
Fax: 48-14 13 99  
Deutschland  
Black & Decker GmbH  
Black & Decker Straße 40  
65510 Idstein  
Tel: 06126 210  
Fax: 06126 212435  
Eλλάς  
Black & Decker (Eλλάς) AE  
Λεωæ. Συγγρïύ 154  
Aθήνα 176 71  
Tηλ: 01 9242870-75  
Service: 01 9242876-7  
Fax: 01 9242869  
España  
France  
Helvetia  
Black & Decker de España SA  
Ctra. de Acceso a Roda de Bará, km 0,7  
43883-Roda de Bará, Tarragona  
Tel: 977 297110  
Tlx: 56631 BLADE E  
Fax: 977 802342  
Black & Decker (France) Sarl  
Le Paisy  
69570 Dardilly, Lyon  
Tel: 72 20 39 20  
Tlx: 300 250  
Fax: 72 20 39 00  
Black & Decker AG Elektrowerkzeuge  
Rütistraße 14, CH-8952 Schlieren  
Schweiz/Suisse  
Tel: 01 730 69 33  
Tlx: 54462 BDZH CH  
Fax: 01 730 70 67  
Italia  
Black & Decker Italia SpA  
Viale Elvezia 2, 20052 Monza (Mi)  
Tel: 039 23 87 1  
Fax: 039 23 87 59 3  
Nederland  
Black & Decker (Nederland) BV  
Florijnstraat 10  
4879 AH Etten-Leur  
Tel: 07650 82000  
Fax: 07650 38184  
New Zealand  
Norge  
Black & Decker  
483 Great South Road, Penrose, Auckland  
Tel: 09 579 7600  
Fax: 09 579 8200  
Black & Decker (Norge) A/S  
Strømsveien 344, 1081 Oslo  
Tel: 22-32 46 40  
Fax: 22-32 46 50  
Österreich  
Black & Decker  
Werkzeugevertriebs GmbH  
Erlaaerstraße 165, Postfach 69, 1231 Wien  
Tel: 0222 66 116-0  
Tlx: 13228 BLACK A  
Fax: 0222 66 116-14  
Portugal  
South Africa  
Suomi  
Black & Decker  
Rua Egas Moniz 173, Apartado 19  
S. João do Estoril, 2768 Estoril, Codex  
Tel: 468 76 13/468 75 13  
Tlx: 16 607 BLADEC P  
Fax: 467 15 80  
Powerdek Tool Distributors  
22 Inglestone Road, Village Deep  
Johannesburg, South Africa  
Tel: 011 493 4000  
Fax: 011 493 6391  
Black & Decker Oy  
Rälssitie 7 C, 01510 Vantaa  
Puh: 358-0-825 4540  
Fax: 358-0-825 45444  
Frälsevägen 7 C  
01510 Vanda  
Tel: 358-0-825 4540  
Fax: 358-0-825 45444  
Sverige  
Black & Decker AB  
Box 603, 421 26 Västra Frölunda  
Besöksadr. Ekonomivägen 11  
Tel: 031-68 60 00  
Fax: 031-68 60 08  
United Kingdom  
Black & Decker  
210 Bath Road, Slough  
Berkshire SL1 3YD  
Tel: 01753 511234  
Tlx: 848317 BAND MH  
Fax: 01753 551155  
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