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General| Engine Type | 2-stroke |
|---|---|
| Drill Speed | 200 rpm |
| Sound Power Level | 107 dB(A) |
| Displacement | 60.3 cc |
| Power Output | 3.9 kW |
Explains the pictograms used in the manual for operating and handling instructions.
Describes how symbols and item numbers are used in text to guide the user through procedures.
Explains how features or components not installed on all models are marked with an asterisk.
Informs about STIHL's continuous product improvement and potential differences in machines.
Details critical safety measures for operating the earth auger due to its high torque and speed.
Specifies required protective clothing and equipment for safe operation.
Provides instructions on how to safely transport the power tool, including securing it and handling fuel.
Outlines essential safety steps before refueling, focusing on flammable fuel and hot engines.
Details procedures and checks required immediately after refueling the machine.
Lists essential checks for the machine's condition and controls before starting the engine.
Details the procedure for starting the engine safely, including location and personnel requirements.
Provides crucial safety warnings concerning drilling tool length, hot exhaust, and electrical hazards.
Warns about the danger of toxic exhaust fumes and the need for proper ventilation.
Advises against smoking while operating or near the power drill to prevent fire.
Explains how the machine should be operated by two persons, including hand grip and communication.
Instructs on checking and ensuring the correct idle speed adjustment for the drilling tool.
Provides advice for working in slippery conditions and maintaining a safe, alert state.
Offers advice for careful operation in difficult ground conditions and safe practices.
Discusses the risks of vibration-induced circulation problems and monitoring hand health.
Recommends regular servicing by authorized dealers and using genuine parts.
Advises on servicing and storing the machine in well-ventilated areas and avoiding open fires.
Emphasizes shutting off the engine before any maintenance or repairs.
Details the steps for securely mounting the handle frame to the machine.
Explains how to assemble and attach the throttle lever to the handlebar.
Guides the user through connecting the throttle cable to the lever and securing it.
Details requirements for gasoline, oil, and their correct mixture for engine operation.
Offers guidance on storing fuel mix safely and for appropriate durations.
Details the steps for safely fueling the machine, including cleaning and securing the cap.
Explains how to replace the fuel pickup body annually for optimal performance.
Describes the correct way to position the machine and secure it for engine starting.
Details the steps for starting the engine, including choke and starter grip usage.
Instructs on setting the throttle lever to the correct position for starting the engine.
Covers procedures for engine firing, shutdown, troubleshooting starting issues, and refueling steps.
Details the steps for properly fitting the auger bit to the machine's drilling spindle.
Provides guidance on break-in, operation, and storage of the machine after use.
Covers advice on using the shaft extension and the need for specialist inspection for commercial use.
Details the steps to safely release an auger that has become jammed in the ground.
Explains how to clean the air filter to maintain engine performance and reduce fuel consumption.
Provides general information about the carburetor's standard setting and its importance.
Details the steps to set the carburetor to its standard configuration for optimal operation.
Provides instructions for adjusting the idle speed when the engine stops while idling.
Guides on adjusting the idle speed when the drilling spindle rotates at idle.
Offers advice on fine-tuning the carburetor for operation at high altitudes.
Details how to check the spark plug and troubleshoot engine power issues.
Specifies the type of mildly alloyed gear oil required for gearbox lubrication.
Details the procedure for checking and topping up the gearbox oil level.
Outlines the steps for draining and refilling the gearbox with fresh oil.
Details the process for removing the old starter rope and preparing for a new one.
Explains how to correctly tension the rewind spring for the starter mechanism.
Details the steps for replacing the rewind spring, including housing and loop engagement.
Provides instructions for storing the machine for periods of about 3 months or longer.
Emphasizes performing regular maintenance operations as described in the chart and by authorized dealers.
Lists common parts of the power tool that are subject to normal wear and tear.
Defines the scope of maintenance users can perform and the need for authorized dealers for other repairs.
Stresses the importance of using only STIHL-approved or equivalent high-quality replacement parts.
