Parkside PBS 2 C3 - Filling with Fuel; Initial Operation

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Mount 3-/4-tooth blade:
2. Place either the 3-toothed (29) or
4-toothed blade (30) onto the uptake
spindle (51). The blade can be used on
both sides.
3. Fasten the blade using the washer (52),
clamping disk (53) and nut (54).
4. Remove the Allen key (25).
Initial Operation
Warning! Before initial opera-
tion of the equipment, it must
be checked that the condition
is safe for operation. If there
is any doubt, do not start the
equipment.
Observe the following points in
particular:
• Check the cutting tools for damage and
wear.
• Correct installation of the cutting head
• Easy movement of all switches
• Secure sit of the spark plug connector.
If the connector is loose, sparks can be
formed and thus ignite any leaking fuel-
air mix.
• Ensure the handles are clean in order to
be able to guide the equipment safely.
• All safety and protective devices must be
properly installed and in place before
the equipment can be started.
The cutting head must be able to
run freely. Before starting the equipment,
ensure that the cutting head is sitting cor-
rectly and that the moving parts are free.
Warning! If there is any
doubt, seek help with the
operation of this equipment
from a specialist in an au-
thorised service centre.
Filling with Fuel
Always ensure good ventila-
tion when handling fuel.
Do not smoke when lling with
fuel and keep away from any
heat sources. Never ll with fuel
when the engine is running.
Open the tank cap carefully,
so any excess pressure pre-
sent can be relieved slowly.
Start the equipment min. 3
m away from the fuel lling
location. Risk of re or explo-
sion in case of non-observance
The lling volume
of the tank is 1200 ml.
Use only the fuel mix recommended
in the instructions. The fuel mix ages.
Therefore, do not use fuel mix that is
older than 3 months. In case of non-ob-
servance, the engine can be damaged
and the guarantee will be invalidated.
Avoid direct skin contact with
petrol and the inhalation of
petrol fumes. Health hazard!
50:1
The equipment is tted
with a two-stroke en-
gine and therefore operated exclusively
with a mix of petrol and two-stroke engine
oil in the ratio 50:1.
Table of fuel mixtures:
Petrol Two-stroke oil
1,00 litres 20 ml
3,00 litres 60 ml
5,00 litres 100 ml
Mixing
50 parts of petrol
+ 1 part of oil