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General| Engine Type | 2-stroke |
|---|---|
| Engine Capacity | 25.4 cc |
| Weight | 5.2 kg |
| Shaft Type | Straight |
| Handle Type | Loop handle |
| Cutting System | Blade and line |
Guidance on understanding the manual's structure, symbols, and references for effective use.
Explains how figures and headings are referenced within the manual for clarity.
Operator familiarization with controls, quick stopping, and pre-operation safety checks.
Guidelines for safe operation, including work area safety, exhaust fumes, and avoiding hazardous environments.
Proper handling, grip, walking, and precautions regarding cutting means and kickback.
Restrictions on machine use, including holding, guards, engine adjustments, and avoiding overwork.
Overview of the garden tool, its components, and intended applications like cutting grass and brushwood.
Explanation of various warning symbols on the machine and their meanings for safe operation.
Details on the information provided by the product identification label, essential for service.
Identification of the primary parts of the machine, such as engine, drive tube, and cutting means.
Ensuring regular maintenance and correct storage for optimal machine safety and performance.
Guidelines for storing the machine safely, especially regarding fuel and fire risks.
Advice on minimizing disturbance, proper disposal of waste, and environmental responsibility.
Listing of components included in the packaging for machine assembly.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the 'MONO' and 'DUPLEX' handle configurations.
Instructions for attaching and detaching cutting line heads, blades, and their corresponding guards.
Operation of the switch used to start and stop the engine.
Mechanism for adjusting the cutting means speed, used with the throttle safety lever.
A safety feature that enables the throttle control lever.
An optional button used to turn on the engine when cold.
Enables manual starting of the engine.
Lever used to start the engine when cold, with engaged and disengaged positions.
Button to inject fuel into the carburettor for cold engine starts.
Pre-use checks including fuel verification and correct harness wear.
Correctly putting on and adjusting the harness for safe and balanced machine operation.
Essential safety checks before operating the machine, covering various components and their condition.
Functional tests to ensure the machine operates correctly, including cutting means movement and lever response.
Procedure for starting the engine, including cold and warm start methods.
Guidance on how to operate the machine, keep it connected to the harness, and grip it firmly.
Methods for cutting with the line head (scything, trimming), around trees, and using blades.
Tips for efficient operation, such as clearing debris and avoiding full power use initially.
Procedure for safely stopping the machine, including releasing the throttle and turning off the switch.
Steps to take after using the machine, including cleaning and checking for damage.
General safety regulations and advice before performing any maintenance operations.
Instructions for correctly preparing the two-stroke engine fuel mixture using specific petrol and oil.
Requirements for petrol, including unleaded type and octane rating, and storage recommendations.
Guidelines for selecting and using top quality synthetic oil specifically for two-stroke engines.
Steps for preparing the fuel mixture and important notes on its storage to prevent aging.
Procedure for safely refuelling the machine, including cleaning the cap and using a funnel.
Instructions for cleaning the machine after use to reduce fire hazards and maintain performance.
Procedure for cleaning the air filter to ensure engine efficiency and durability.
Instructions for cleaning, checking, and replacing the spark plug for optimal engine performance.
Procedure for lubricating the angle transmission with lithium-based grease.
Importance of keeping nuts, bolts, and screws tight for safe working conditions.
Information on sharpening and replacing 3-point blades and saw blades.
Guidelines for sharpening and replacing blades, emphasizing safety and proper tool use.
Instructions for replacing the cutting line head, following specific figures.
Procedure for sharpening the line cutting knife to maintain its original cutting angle.
Advice on contacting a dealer for engine adjustment if the cutting means moves at idle.
Guidance on carburettor performance and contacting a dealer for checks or adjustments.
Steps to take before storing the machine for 2-3 months to prevent engine damage.
Instructions for safely handling, transporting, and securing the machine to prevent accidents.
Information on authorized service, use of genuine parts, and warranty validity for repairs.
Details on what the warranty covers, exclusions, and user responsibilities.
A table outlining maintenance tasks, their frequency, and corresponding paragraph references.
Troubleshooting for engine not starting, lacking power, running irregularly, or producing smoke.
Resolving engine flooding and ensuring the cutting means does not move at idle.
Diagnosing and rectifying abnormal machine vibration or issues after striking a foreign body.
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