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Guidelines for user safety, including protective gear, health, and proper handling.
Ensuring the unit is maintained, parts are checked, and guards are properly fitted.
Safe practices for handling, mixing, storing, and refueling fuel to prevent hazards.
Precautions for safe cutting operations, including area inspection and protecting bystanders.
Safety measures during maintenance, like disconnecting spark plugs and using correct parts.
Safe procedures for transporting and storing the machine, including fuel considerations.
Connecting the drive shaft to the engine clutch case, ensuring proper alignment and tightening.
Attaching the engine to the clutch case for CG47EJ (T) models using provided screws.
Attaching the handle bracket and handles, adjusting for position, and securely tightening bolts.
Installing handles and throttle grip for CG47EJ (T) models using the handle knob.
Routing and securing throttle wire and stop cords through the protection tube and onto the handle.
Fixing the guard bracket to the angle transmission and installing the blade guard onto the drive shaft tube.
Installing the cutting blade, checking for damage, and ensuring correct edge orientation and secure fitting.
Instructions for installing the BRAIN® cutting head, referencing its specific owner's manual.
Specifications for fuel and oil mixture, including type of gasoline and correct mixing ratios.
Safe procedures for refueling the machine, including engine shutdown, slow opening, and post-fueling actions.
Step-by-step guide to starting the engine, covering choke, priming, throttle lock, and recoil starter use.
Safe and efficient cutting techniques, including engine speed, cutting direction, and blade thrust awareness.
Procedure for safely stopping the engine, including idling the engine before turning off the ignition.
Adjusting the idle speed of the carburetor for optimal engine performance and to prevent attachment rotation.
Importance of cleaning the air filter to prevent engine malfunctions, starting problems, and power reduction.
Detailed steps for cleaning the air filter using soap suds, rinsing, and allowing it to air dry.
Procedure for draining fuel and cleaning the fuel filter element by rinsing in warm water and detergent.
Checking, cleaning, and adjusting spark plug gap; also covering replacement criteria and types.
Cleaning carbon deposits from the muffler and exhaust port every 100 hours of operation.
Ensuring proper airflow for engine cooling by cleaning fins and external surfaces of the cylinder head.
Checking and refilling grease in the angle transmission every 50 hours of operation.
Safety precautions and procedures for handling, maintaining, sharpening, and replacing the cutting blade.
Overview of recommended maintenance tasks categorized by daily, weekly, and monthly intervals.
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