To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Makita EN420MP vibrating abnormally?
If your Makita Trimmer vibrates abnormally, stop the motor immediately. This could be because the drive system is not working properly. In this case, you should ask an authorized service center to inspect and repair it.
What to do if Makita EN420MP blades do not move?
If the blades of your Makita Trimmer aren't moving, there could be a few reasons. First, ensure the angle lock engages properly, as an inappropriate angle of the cutter unit can cause this. Second, check for any obstructions, such as a twig caught by the blades, and remove any foreign matter. Finally, if the drive system isn't working properly, you should ask an authorized service center to inspect and repair it.
Why does my Makita EN420MP Trimmer vibrate abnormally?
An abnormal vibration in your Makita Trimmer indicates a problem with the drive system. In this case, you should ask an authorized service center to inspect and repair it.
What to do if the blades do not move on my Makita Lawn and Garden Equipment?
If the blades of your Makita Lawn and Garden Equipment do not move, it could be due to several reasons. First, ensure that the angle lock engages properly, as an inappropriate angle of the cutter unit can cause this issue. Second, check for any obstructions, such as a twig, caught by the blades and remove any foreign matter. Finally, if the drive system isn't functioning correctly, it's best to have an authorized service center inspect and repair it.
Why is my Makita Lawn and Garden Equipment vibrating abnormally?
Abnormal vibration in your Makita Lawn and Garden Equipment usually indicates a problem with the drive system. In such cases, it's recommended to have the equipment inspected and repaired by an authorized service center.
Product model number and specifications.
Physical size of the attachment.
Weight of the attachment.
Length of the cutting blades.
Ratio of power transmission.
Warning against using incompatible power units.
List of compatible power units.
Symbol indicating to read the manual.
Symbol for caution.
Symbol for prohibition.
Warning about electrical hazards.
Danger warning for blade proximity.
Symbol for wearing gloves.
Symbol for wearing safety gear.
Symbol for wearing appropriate footwear.
Safety distance symbol for people and animals.
Symbol for clearing the work area.
Warning about hot surfaces.
Symbol for first aid.
Defines the product's intended purpose and use limitations.
Declaration for European compliance.
Contact person for declaration.
Declaration for UK compliance.
Crucial safety advice for operating the hedge trimmer.
Keep body parts away from moving blades.
Warning about electrical hazards in the work area.
Warning about chemical dust exposure and protective measures.
Operate only in good visibility conditions.
Operate only outdoors in well-ventilated areas.
Ensure stable footing during operation.
Maintain safe distance from bystanders and animals.
Inspect work area for obstacles that can damage blades.
Safety step before assembly/adjustment.
Wear gloves before handling blades.
Inspect equipment for damage before starting.
Do not start if damaged or not fully assembled.
Check blade clearance before starting motor.
Adjust harness and grip for comfort.
Immediate action in emergencies.
Stop operation if unusual conditions occur.
Blades continue to move after stopping.
Attach harness at idle.
Use harness and proper positioning.
Proper grip technique.
Always use two hands for control.
Maintain balance and avoid overreaching.
Be aware of obstacles and clear the area.
Avoid working on ladders or trees.
Avoid hitting blades against hard objects.
Engage full throttle.
Position blades parallel to grass.
Trim grass with a swinging motion.
Engage full throttle.
Position blades parallel to hedge.
Trim hedge bottom-upwards.
Safety precaution before maintenance.
Safety for handling blades during maintenance.
Keep equipment down during maintenance.
Daily inspection of blades for damage.
Lists parts shown in Fig. 3.
Safety warning before assembly.
Safety for handling blades during assembly.
Keep equipment down during assembly.
Follow general safety guidelines.
Ensure lock lever is tightened before operation.
Steps for attaching the unit.
Ensure lock lever is loose.
Align pin to arrow.
Insert shaft until line and button pop up.
Tighten the lock lever.
Steps to remove the attachment.
Warning about overtightening lock lever.
Caution for adjusting cutting angle.
Do not adjust angle when upright.
Secure blades with cover before adjustment.
Use cutter unit handle for adjustment.
Procedure for adjusting cutting angle.
Labels for Fig. 5.
Explanation of blade clearance adjustment.
Step to loosen nuts.
Step to adjust hex bolts.
Step to tighten nuts.
Apply oil to friction surface.
Run motor to seat adjustment.
Check blade stopping time after adjustment.
Check blade temperature for proper adjustment.
Labels for Fig. 11.
Note on proper lubrication procedure.
Caution about greasing hot gear case.
Greasing interval for gear case.
Locate and remove bolt for lubrication.
Amount of lubricant for gearbox points.
Replace bolt after lubrication.
Labels for Fig. 13.
Note on grease discharge after lubrication.
Greasing interval for drive axle.
Check and tighten all fasteners.
Inspect for damaged parts and blades.
Adhere to safety instructions for storage.
Remove attachment before storing.
Procedure to detach the unit.
Labels for Fig. 15.
Attach blade cover and fold blade.
Labels for Fig. 16.
Attach cap to shaft end.
Reference to Fig. 17.
Maintenance checks for the entire unit.
Check and tighten all screws and nuts.
Inspect blades for damage and wear.
Adjust blade clearance.
Supply grease to drive axle.
Refer to power unit manual.
Troubleshooting for motor not starting.
Troubleshooting for motor stopping prematurely.
Troubleshooting for limited maximum speed.
Troubleshooting for blades not moving.
Troubleshooting for abnormal unit vibration.
Troubleshooting for blades not stopping.
Caution regarding use of accessories.
Contact service center for accessory details.
Optional blade accessory.
Optional grease accessory.
Note on accessory inclusion differences.
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