To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the metal blade does not rotate on my Makita Brush Cutter?
If the metal blade on your Makita Brush Cutter does not rotate, and you've stopped the engine immediately, check the following: * Ensure the metal blade-tightening nut is securely tightened. If it's loose, tighten it. * Check for any twigs or foreign matter caught by the metal blade or dispersion-preventing cover. Remove any obstructions.
What to do if my Makita Brush Cutter engine stops soon after starting?
If your Makita Brush Cutter engine stops soon after starting or the engine speed does not increase, consider these possibilities: * The engine may not be sufficiently warmed up. Perform a warm-up operation. * The choke lever might be set to “CLOSE” even though the engine is warmed up. Set it to “OPEN”. * The idle speed might be too low. Adjust the idle speed. * The fuel filter could be clogged. Replace it. * The air cleaner might be contaminated or clogged. Clean or replace it.
What to do if my Makita Brush Cutter is vibrating abnormally?
If your Makita Brush Cutter is vibrating abnormally and you've stopped the engine immediately, check the following: * Replace the metal blade if it is broken, bent, or worn. * Ensure the metal blade-tightening nut is securely tightened. If it's loose, tighten it. * Make sure the convex part of the metal blade and metal blade support fitting are securely attached.
What should I do if the metal blade on my Makita Brush Cutter doesn't stop immediately?
If the metal blade on your Makita Brush Cutter does not stop immediately after you stop the engine, check the following: * Adjust the idle speed if it is too high. * Attach the throttle wire securely if it is detached.
What to do if my Makita Brush Cutter engine does not stop?
If your Makita Brush Cutter engine does not stop, run the engine at idling and set the choke lever to CLOSE. Then check: * If the connector is detached, attach it securely.
Guidelines for safe handling, user responsibility, and general precautions.
Details essential safety gear like helmets, visors, hearing protection, and clothing.
Safe practices for adding fuel and oil mixture, emphasizing ventilation and no smoking.
Explains kickback hazards and provides techniques to avoid them.
Detailed steps for securely attaching the metal blade using the hex wrench.
Detailed steps for securely attaching the nylon cutting head.
Correct ratio and type of fuel and oil for the two-stroke engine.
Steps for safely refuelling the machine, including engine off and clean area.
Detailed steps for cold start and warm start procedures.
Steps to safely shut down the engine and cutting head.
Step-by-step guide for refilling the nylon cutting head with cord.
Routine checks and maintenance tasks to be performed daily.
Steps for preparing and storing the machine for long periods.
Common causes and remedies for engine starting failures.
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