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General| Brand | Weed Eater |
|---|---|
| Model | FL25C |
| Category | Trimmer |
| Language | English |
Highlights specific dangers like using incorrect parts, unit's potential danger, and the need to read the manual for safety.
Explains thrown object hazards and specifies required protective gear like safety glasses and clothing.
Advises securing hair, avoiding loose clothing, and prohibiting children from operating the unit.
Emphasizes following basic safety rules to reduce risks of fire and serious injury when using appliances.
Details proper attire, including safety glasses, long pants, and gloves, for safe operation.
Prohibits the use of blades or flailing devices, stressing that the unit is for line trimmer use only.
Warns to disconnect the spark plug before maintenance and inspect parts for damage or leaks.
Specifies using only the recommended line diameter and WEED EATER brand parts for safety.
Instructs to mix and pour fuel outdoors, away from sparks and flames, and to avoid spills.
Recommends using approved fuel containers and storing gasoline appropriately.
Warns to inspect the area for objects that could be thrown or cause entanglement, leading to injury.
Mandates keeping bystanders, children, and animals at least 50 feet away from the operating area.
Advises on cutting methods, keeping body parts away from moving parts, and using proper lighting.
Instructs to cool the engine, secure the unit, empty the fuel tank, and store in a safe area.
Warns to ensure proper assembly and secure fasteners, and to contact for assistance with missing parts.
Details how to align and join the upper and lower shafts, ensuring they are fully seated.
Explains how to loosen the wing nut, rotate the handle to an upright position, and retighten.
Guides on attaching the shield using a wing nut and bracket, emphasizing its protective function.
Introduces the unit's components and controls, advising to read the manual before operating.
Explains the function of the STOP switch, primer bulb, and choke lever for starting the engine.
Details the correct unleaded gasoline and 2-cycle oil mix ratio required for the engine.
Warns against using straight gasoline and highlights issues with alcohol-blended fuels.
Provides instructions on stopping the engine using the STOP switch or choke lever.
Step-by-step guide for starting a cold or warm engine after running out of fuel.
Instructions for starting a warm engine, involving choke lever and throttle trigger.
Procedure for starting an engine that may be flooded with excess fuel.
Advises on correct posture, wearing protective gear, and avoiding high speeds or crowds.
Explains how to advance the trimmer line by tapping the head on the ground.
Details various cutting methods like trimming, mowing, and sweeping, emphasizing line usage.
Warns to disconnect the spark plug before maintenance and refers to authorized dealers for complex repairs.
Guides on inspecting the unit for loose parts, cleaning with a damp cloth, and wiping dry.
Explains how to clean the air filter to maintain engine performance and fuel efficiency.
Discusses muffler contents and recommends servicing or replacement after 50 hours of use.
Details the annual replacement of the spark plug for easier starting and better performance.
Step-by-step guide for removing the spool, winding new line, and inserting it into the hub.
Instructions on how to remove and install the trimmer head, securing the shaft during the process.
Explains how to adjust idle speed if the engine stalls or runs rough when the throttle is released.
Provides guidelines for storing the unit after use, including cooling, securing, and safe placement.
Details steps for preparing the unit for long-term storage, including cleaning and oiling.
Recommends using fuel stabilizer for storage and avoiding storing old gasoline.
Instructs to remove the spark plug, add oil for lubrication, and replace the plug.
Lists causes and remedies for the engine not starting, including flooding and fuel issues.
Addresses issues like not idling properly, lacking power, or excessive smoking, with solutions.
Provides causes and remedies for the engine running hot, such as incorrect fuel mixture or fouled plug.
Outlines warranty periods for household, commercial, and rental use, excluding certain parts.
Explains how to file a warranty claim, including contact information for questions and issues.
Details the emissions control system warranty, covering parts like carburetor and ignition system.
Clarifies owner responsibilities for maintenance and how WEED EATER may deny warranty coverage.
Lists parts covered under the emissions control warranty, including carburetor, fuel tank, and muffler.
Indicates the engine's certification for emissions regulations and usage hours.
