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Storing the Brush cutter
Maintenance
Maintenance Schedule
Step 1 - Storing the Brush cutter for Short Periods
• Drain all fuel from tank into a container approved for petrol. Run engine until it stops. Clean
all foreign material from the trimmer. Store it in a well-ventilated place that is inaccessible to
children.
• Keep away from corrosive agents such as garden chemicals and de-icing salts.
• Abide by all ISO and local regulations for the safe storage and handling of petrol. Excess fuel
should be used up in other 2-Stroke engine powered equipment.
• Remove any coarse dirt.
• Wipe the machine with a soft damp cloth.
Performing routine maintenance correctly on your brush cutter will ensure you get years of
trouble free use.
Please keep this manual safe for future reference.
It is recommended that the following maintenance schedule is adhered to. This will ensure the
brush cutter operated correctly and is safe to use.
12 hours of use 24 hours of use 36 hours of use
Air lter clean clean replace
Spark plug check clean replace
Step 2 - Storing the Brush cutter for Extended Periods
• Clean air lter.
• Replace the spark plug with an exact replacement.
Troubleshooting
General Troubleshooting
CAUTION! Always switch off the engine and pull the ignition cable before starting any inspection
or adjustment work.
CAUTION! If, after making an adjustment or repair to the engine, you let it run for a few minutes,
remember that the exhaust and other parts will get hot. Thus, do not touch parts that emanate
heat, as these may burn you.
The following table provides solutions to common problems encountered with the brush cutter.
Fault Possible Cause Solution
Engine not starting 1. Empty tank
2. Flooded engine
3. Fouled spark plug (remains of
carbon on the electrodes)
4. Electrode gap too large
5. Fouled carburetor or its jets
6. Damaged spark plug connection
or damaged spark plug
1. Fill up
2. Close the throttle, pull cord several
times, if required take out the spark
plug and dry it
3. Clean the spark plug, check its
temperature, replace if needed.
4. Adjust at 0.6-0.7 mm
5. Clean the carburetor with air
6. Replace the spark plug.
Engine runs too fast
when idle
1. Cold engine 1. Warm up slowly; alternatively
close the choke a bit.
Engine does not
reach its maximum
speed
1. Fouled spark plug (remains of
carbon on the electrodes) spark
gap to large
2. Fouled carburettor or its jets
3. Fouled air lter
4.Exhaust, exhaust channel
5. Sealing ring in crankcase not
sealing properly
6. Worn cylinders, pistons and
piston rings
7. Wrong fuel mix (too much oil)
8. Bad ignition
1. Clean the spark plug, check its
temperature, replace if needed.
Adjust at 0.6-.07 mm.
2. Clean the carburettor with air
3. Clean
4. Take out the exhaust and clean it,
remove remains of carbon
5. Replace
6. Replace the cylinder, piston or
piston rings, reface the cylinder and
piston, assembly
7. Fill up according to the instructions
8. Adjust the ignition coil gap (0.3-0.4
mm)
Engine would not
stop
1. The switch was failed.
2. The wiring terminal. was
disconnected.
1. Change the switch.
2. Connect up the wiring terminal.
List of vulnerable parts
901305 air lter
901049 air lter cover
902700 spark plug L8RTF
901313 Fuel lter
901024 string line
902009 string head assy
902221 blade
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