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• H for setting the high motor speed.
Use the screws L and H to adjust the quantity of fuel in relation to the air stream. Turning the
screw clockwise produces a leaner fuel-air mixture (less fuel); turning the screw anti-clockwise
produces a rich mixture (more fuel).
Storage and transport
Storage
– Let the device cool down before you store it.
– Store the device as horizontally as possible. Make sure that no fuel-oil mixture can run out
of the carburetor.
Longer downtimes
– Empty the tanks for the fuel-oil mixture and saw chain oil.
– Start the motor and let it run until the motor switches off by itself (►Starting the motor–
p.109).
– Let the motor cool down (approx. 5 min).
– Remove the spark plug (►Cleaning/replacing the spark plug– p.122).
– Let a teaspoon of clean two-stroke motor oil run into the combustion chamber.
– Pull the pull-starter slowly several times in order to coat the internal components with the
oil.
– Replace the spark plug (►Cleaning/replacing the spark plug– p.122).
Transport in a vehicle
If you are transporting the device in a vehicle:
– Let the device cool down.
– Empty the tanks for the fuel-oil mixture and saw chain oil.
– Secure the device against slipping.
DANGER!
Risk of injury!
Make sure that unauthorized persons do not have access to the device!
NOTICE!
Device damage!
If you are not going to be using the device for a while, remove the fuel and chain oil
from the device. This way, you will prevent a gumming-up of the motor and of the
grease pump.
Store the device in a dry place and far away from possible sources of ignition such as
ovens, gas thermostats, etc.
GB
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