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🔧 Cleaning & Storage
1. Clean the trimmer head after each use to prevent grass and dirt buildup that can reduce cutting performance.
2. Use a dry cloth or soft brush to clean air vents to prevent dust buildup and ensure proper motor cooling.
3. Do not wash or spray water on the tool body; instead, wipe it with a slightly damp cloth to keep it dry.
4. Store in a dry, cool place, away from direct sunlight and moisture to prevent component aging.

🛠️ Spool & Cutting Part Maintenance
1. Regularly check the trimmer line for wear or tangles; replace it if damaged.
2. Use the correct trimmer line size to avoid performance issues.
3. Inspect the cutting head and blade (if applicable) for deformation or cracks, and replace them if necessary.

⚙️ Mechanical Inspection
1. Check all screws and fasteners for looseness and tighten them periodically to ensure stability.
2. Monitor whether the motor runs smoothly; unusual noises or vibrations indicate the need for maintenance.
3. Lubricate moving parts (such as bearings) to prevent rust and ensure smooth operation (refer to the manual).

⏳ Long-Term Storage Maintenance
1. Thoroughly clean the tool before storage to remove all grass and dust, preventing component corrosion.
2. Remove the trimmer line or loosen the spool to prevent long-term tension from causing deformation.
3. Do not store the tool in extreme temperature conditions (such as a hot garage or freezing outdoors).