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SHINDAIWA OWNER’S/OPERATOR’S MANUAL
M242
MULTIPURPOSE
TOOL CARRIER
WARNING!
Always wear eye protection when operating
this machine. To minimize the risk of injury, read this
manual and familiarize yourself with its contents.
X7502802102
02/13
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Summary

Introduction

Safety

Work Safely

Guidelines for safe operation and handling of the tool.

Stay Alert

Importance of physical and mental fitness for safe operation.

Use Good Judgment

Essential practices for safe and effective use of the equipment.

Safety Labels

Product Description

Prior to Assembly

Checklist of components required before assembling the unit.

Specifications

Emission Control

EPA and C.A.R.B. Emission Standards

Details on emission control systems and compliance with regulations.

Product Emission Durability

Explanation of the emission compliance period for the engine.

Handle Assembly

Front Handle Installation

Steps and guidelines for correctly installing the front handle.

Installing a Tool Attachment

Removing a Tool Attachment

Mixing Fuel

Fuel Requirements

Specifies the correct type of gasoline and 2-stroke oil for mixing.

Mixing Instructions

Step-by-step guide for properly mixing fuel and oil for the engine.

Filling the Fuel Tank

Refueling Safety Precautions

Essential warnings and cautions to follow when refueling the unit.

Starting the Engine

Starting a Flooded Engine

Procedure for starting the engine if it becomes flooded.

Stopping the Engine

Checking Unit Condition

Pre-Operation Checks

Essential checks to perform on the unit before starting operation.

Operation Safety

Maintenance

Component Maintenance

Guidance on maintaining key components like the muffler, spark plug, and fasteners.

Daily Maintenance Checks

Routine inspections and cleaning tasks to perform before each workday.

10-Hour Maintenance

Tasks to be performed after every 10 hours of operation.

10;15-Hour Maintenance

Tasks for maintenance every 10 to 15 hours of operation.

50-Hour Maintenance

Maintenance procedures required after 50 hours of use.

135-Hour Maintenance

Detailed steps for cleaning the muffler and spark arrester after 135 hours.

Carburetor Adjustment

Engine Break-In Procedure

Break-in process required before performing carburetor adjustments.

High Altitude Operation

How altitude affects engine performance and adjustment needs.

Adjusting Engine Idle Speed

Steps to adjust the engine's idle speed for proper operation.

Long Term Storage

Storage Preparation Steps

Procedures for preparing the unit for storage exceeding 30 days.

Troubleshooting Guide

Engine Start Issues

Diagnosing and resolving problems related to starting or hard starting the engine.

Engine Fails to Start

Identifying causes and remedies when the engine will not start at all.

Low Power Output Issues

Troubleshooting steps for when the engine lacks power or runs rough.

Additional Troubleshooting Problems

Solutions for various other operational issues like poor acceleration or vibration.

Shindaiwa Limited Warranty Statement

Manufacturers Responsibility

Outlines ECHO, Inc.'s obligations under the limited warranty.

Owners Responsibility

Details the owner's duties for maintaining warranty coverage.

Warranty Coverage Periods

Specifies warranty durations for residential, commercial, and rental applications.

Purchased Parts and Accessories Warranty

90-Day Warranty Coverage

Details the 90-day warranty for purchased parts and accessories.

Warranty Exclusions

Servicing Information

Parts and Serial Number Identification

How to locate and record unit model and serial numbers.

Authorized Service Dealer Information

Guidance on finding and using authorized Shindaiwa service dealers.

Consumer Product Support Contact

Information on how to contact Shindaiwa for product support.

Warranty Registration Process

Instructions and importance of registering the product for warranty.

Obtaining Replacement Manuals

How to obtain additional operator or parts manuals.

Summary

Introduction

Safety

Work Safely

Guidelines for safe operation and handling of the tool.

Stay Alert

Importance of physical and mental fitness for safe operation.

Use Good Judgment

Essential practices for safe and effective use of the equipment.

Safety Labels

Product Description

Prior to Assembly

Checklist of components required before assembling the unit.

Specifications

Emission Control

EPA and C.A.R.B. Emission Standards

Details on emission control systems and compliance with regulations.

Product Emission Durability

Explanation of the emission compliance period for the engine.

Handle Assembly

Front Handle Installation

Steps and guidelines for correctly installing the front handle.

Installing a Tool Attachment

Removing a Tool Attachment

Mixing Fuel

Fuel Requirements

Specifies the correct type of gasoline and 2-stroke oil for mixing.

Mixing Instructions

Step-by-step guide for properly mixing fuel and oil for the engine.

Filling the Fuel Tank

Refueling Safety Precautions

Essential warnings and cautions to follow when refueling the unit.

Starting the Engine

Starting a Flooded Engine

Procedure for starting the engine if it becomes flooded.

Stopping the Engine

Checking Unit Condition

Pre-Operation Checks

Essential checks to perform on the unit before starting operation.

Operation Safety

Maintenance

Component Maintenance

Guidance on maintaining key components like the muffler, spark plug, and fasteners.

Daily Maintenance Checks

Routine inspections and cleaning tasks to perform before each workday.

10-Hour Maintenance

Tasks to be performed after every 10 hours of operation.

10;15-Hour Maintenance

Tasks for maintenance every 10 to 15 hours of operation.

50-Hour Maintenance

Maintenance procedures required after 50 hours of use.

135-Hour Maintenance

Detailed steps for cleaning the muffler and spark arrester after 135 hours.

Carburetor Adjustment

Engine Break-In Procedure

Break-in process required before performing carburetor adjustments.

High Altitude Operation

How altitude affects engine performance and adjustment needs.

Adjusting Engine Idle Speed

Steps to adjust the engine's idle speed for proper operation.

Long Term Storage

Storage Preparation Steps

Procedures for preparing the unit for storage exceeding 30 days.

Troubleshooting Guide

Engine Start Issues

Diagnosing and resolving problems related to starting or hard starting the engine.

Engine Fails to Start

Identifying causes and remedies when the engine will not start at all.

Low Power Output Issues

Troubleshooting steps for when the engine lacks power or runs rough.

Additional Troubleshooting Problems

Solutions for various other operational issues like poor acceleration or vibration.

Shindaiwa Limited Warranty Statement

Manufacturers Responsibility

Outlines ECHO, Inc.'s obligations under the limited warranty.

Owners Responsibility

Details the owner's duties for maintaining warranty coverage.

Warranty Coverage Periods

Specifies warranty durations for residential, commercial, and rental applications.

Purchased Parts and Accessories Warranty

90-Day Warranty Coverage

Details the 90-day warranty for purchased parts and accessories.

Warranty Exclusions

Servicing Information

Parts and Serial Number Identification

How to locate and record unit model and serial numbers.

Authorized Service Dealer Information

Guidance on finding and using authorized Shindaiwa service dealers.

Consumer Product Support Contact

Information on how to contact Shindaiwa for product support.

Warranty Registration Process

Instructions and importance of registering the product for warranty.

Obtaining Replacement Manuals

How to obtain additional operator or parts manuals.

Shindaiwa M242 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Engine Type2-Stroke
Displacement23.9 cc
Start SystemRecoil
Vibration Level4.5 m/s²
Handle TypeLoop
Chain Pitch3/8"
Recommended Bar Length25-30 cm
Chain Gauge1.3 mm
Sound Power Level106 dB(A)

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