Instructions for use and maintenance. Petrol Brushcutter Trimmer

RU Operation and maintenance manual.
Gas Trimmer Trimmer

RU-2015-11-24

Safety Instructions 3

The company expresses its gratitude to you for the purchase of a trimmer. a brush cutter of our brand.

Products under the brand name are constantly being improved and improved. Therefore, specifications and design are subject to change without notice. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Attention! Brushcutter trimmers belong to the professional class of trimmers and are designed for mowing grass and cutting small shrubs.

Read these operating and maintenance instructions carefully. Keep it in a safe place.
Safety regulations.

Keep strangers away from a working trimmer. Do not be distracted while working. this can cause loss of control and cause injury.

Be careful, constantly monitor what you do when working with the trimmer. Do not use trimmers while you are tired or under the influence of drugs or drugs that slow down the reaction, as well as AL-KOgol or narcotic substances. This could result in serious injury.

Wear appropriate clothing. Too loose clothing, jewelry, and long loose hair can fall into the moving parts of a working trimmer. Keep your hair, clothing and gloves away from moving parts of the trimmer. Hands should be free, dry and free from traces of oily substances.

Keep your balance steady. Use good support and always keep your body balance firmly. Proper support and balance provide reliable control over the trimmer in unexpected situations.

Instructions for use and maintenance. Petrol Brushcutter Trimmer

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G) Safety shoes

H) Work suit

I) Anti-vibration mount

L) Accelerator lever with switch

M) Motor with overheating protection

B) ear muffs

C) protective screen

F) Scythe guard

Equipment assembly

Before operation, check whether all parts are assembled correctly

HANDLE ASSEMBLY (‘U’-shaped pen)

Take the handle and install it in a special bracket for the handle. Tighten the bracket for the handle with the 4 fastening screws provided in the kit, and tighten them slightly. Attach the handle to the stem in a comfortable working position, then tighten the fixing screws.

INSTALLING THE PROTECTIVE CASING.

The protective cover must be attached to the support part, near the drive with four screws and two plates.

Before using the device, an important point is the correct adjustment of the belt in order to achieve a well-balanced working position. Do the following:

-Place the strap on your left shoulder and pass it into the device.

-Adjust the position of the mounting bracket on the stem of the device in order to achieve the perfect balance between the front and back of the device. Using a belt will reduce fatigue from using lawn mowers.

-If you use a device where a nylon nozzle is installed, the belt should be adjusted so that the distance between the ground and the nylon nozzle is between 0 and 30 mm.

TYPES OF CUTTING NOZZLES.

To ensure safe and efficient operation, make sure you select the most suitable cutting tool for your specific application.

The three-blade and nylon nozzles supplied are suitable for most applications. Use only genuine original spare parts supplied by the manufacturer. Failure to do so may result in damage.

Never use steel wire or other substitute materials. Use only spare parts recommended by the manufacturer.

INSTALLING NYLON NOZZLE

Lock the stem in place by inserting a screwdriver or hex wrench into the hole in the upper clamp of the nozzle and tighten the screw firmly. Screw the nylon nozzle counterclockwise (to the left) over the stem thread at the end of the drive section.

Make sure that the nylon nozzle is securely and securely in place.

INSTALLING 3 VANE FITTINGS

Hex key

Blade

Lower blade bracket

Safety cotter pin

Remove the cotter pin, unscrew the nut clockwise (to the right) and remove the lower blade bracket.

Install the 3-blade nozzle on the upper blade bracket, centering the blade on the raised sleeve of the upper blade bracket.

Replace the lower blade bracket to secure the blade. Insert the puck.

Tighten the nut counterclockwise (to the left) using the supplied tool.

Tightening torque: 30 Nm or 3 Kg.

Make sure the blade is fully and securely installed. Install the cotter pin.

The blade MUST be correctly positioned on the upper clamp, otherwise, this may result in SERIOUS DAMAGE, AS A PERSON AND A PROPERTY.

Main parts

  1. Gas tank. for a 2-stroke mixture
  2. Switch
  3. Carburetor / air filter
  4. A pen
  5. Anti-vibration mount
  6. Accelerator lever
  7. Transmission rod
  8. Gearbox
  9. Cutting nozzle (blade shown)
  10. Protective cover

Never use nylon nozzles and / or three-blade blades of an excellent brand from those supplied by the manufacturer. Check that the cutting nozzles are always in perfect condition, without dents, broken or deformed blades can lead to damage to the device and cutting nozzles.

Cutting nozzles are operated at high speed, so extreme care should always be taken when working with a gas trimmer.

The manufacturer is not responsible for the consequences that arise subsequently incorrect operation of the device.

Before starting the device, place it on a straight, hard surface, the gearbox and the cutting part must not come into contact with foreign objects.

Make sure all nuts and screws are tight. Check that the guard and cutting tips are assembled correctly.

Always clean the work surface of all obstructing objects, such as: nails, metal wire, stones or broken glass that could throw or wrap onto cutting nozzles.

NEVER start the device indoors. Exhalation of exhaust fumes can result in death.

Organic material from grass and shrubs can cause discomfort for hay fever sufferers and other types of allergic reactions. Use a respirator or other type of respiratory protection.

Video: Instructions for use and maintenance. Petrol Brushcutter Trimmer


FUEL FOR 2-STROKE ENGINES

When starting the engine for the first time, a mixture of gasoline and oil for a 2-stroke engine is used in a ratio of 1/25 (per 1 liter of gasoline 40 ml of oil) after a run-in, a mixture of 1/40 (per 1 liter of gasoline 25 ml of oil) is used!

Use unleaded gasoline with an octane rating of 92.

Use the special two-stroke engine oil recommended by the manufacturer.

Do not use oil designed for four-stroke engines.

A different fuel mixture may cause engine damage. Make sure the ratio is correct.

It is important to use only high quality fresh gasoline and oil. The mixture should be used within three weeks from the date of preparation.

Gasoline and oil must be mixed until the tank is full. To prepare a gasoline mixture, use a special measuring container. This operation can be performed in a well-ventilated area away from open flame, sparks or lighting when the engine is off. Never smoke or use your mobile phone during this operation. Shake the mixture well in the gas tank before use.

In order to fill the gas tank, unscrew the tank cap and, using a funnel, fill the gasoline-oil mixture into the tank. If you spill the mixture, immediately wipe it off. If you spilled fuel, to avoid the risk of fire, start the engine at least three meters from the place where the tank was filled.

Never fill the tank while the engine is hot.

To start the engine:

  1. Press the accelerator lever and the red button on the right handle for the “START” position on models with a ‘U’-shaped handle.
  1. Pour gas into the carburetor by slowly pressing the swap button several times until gas enters the carburetor.
  2. Move the carburetor choke lever to the closed position.
  3. With your left hand, grasp the scythe and hold the transmission stem firmly on the ground. With your right hand, slowly pull on the unwinder handle until you feel traction with the flywheel.
  4. Pull the starter handle 4 or 5 times until the engine starts. The red button will return to its original position when the accelerator lever is engaged.
  5. After starting, release the choke lever to the open position:
  6. To avoid damage to the unwinder, never yank the cord all the way.

If the engine starts to choke, turn off the ignition, unscrew the candle, wipe it dry or replace it, pull the unwinder several times without a candle in its place and turn off the engine in the open position. This will help to clean and vent the combustion chamber.

Attention! When the engine is at operating temperature, these operations are not necessary. Pull the unwinder until the engine starts.

When the engine is idling, the cutting nozzle must not rotate. In the event that it rotates, contact the service center for repair work for help.

During the first ten hours of operation, maintain moderate engine operation. Do not run the engine at maximum speed for an extended period of time until all components are fixed. After the engine has been run-in, it can be started at full power.

After the first two hours of operation, check that all nuts and screws are tightened securely and tighten them if necessary. Use the saturated fuel mixture in a ratio of 1/25 to break in the engine of the lawn mowers. Enough 1 tank to break in the engine.

Terms of Use

The protective cover consists of two parts. The main fixed part and the plastic part holding the blade.

  1. When using a nylon nozzle (fishing line):

The protective cover must be used with both parts in place; (the main part is the plastic part holding the blade).

  1. During use of 3 blade disc.

Remove the plastic part holding the blade (using a screwdriver) and use only the main protective cover.

Use only the cutting tools supplied by the manufacturer. All other blades, especially CUTTING DISCS, DO NOT USE!

This scythe is intended only for mowing grass and small shrubs.

Make sure that the device is perfectly balanced between the engine and the cutting attachment. The cutting nozzle should be parallel to the ground and should not require effort to hold in a working position.

after starting the engine, slightly press the gas button a couple of times to make sure that the lawn mowing is assembled correctly and that all parts are firmly fixed.

Before starting work, check that the cutting head is well fixed. Always carry the device with the cutting attachment below the height of the waist and as far away from the body as possible. Make sure there are no people, animals or other objects within a radius of 15 meters

Mow grass in strips of 1.5 meters wide, maintaining the balance of the device. When using a 3-blade blade for mowing grass or shrubs, always mow from right to left in order to leave mowed grass on the left for harvesting.

Try to avoid stones, earthen mounds, wooden knots or anything hiding or poorly visible in the grass.

If, when mowing, you accidentally hit a large object with a three-blade disc or a fishing line gets tangled and the rotation speed becomes lower. Stop the engine, lay the scythe on the ground, and check that the cutting device has not been damaged (for example, the blades on the blade break or a crack appears on the body). Replace the cutting tip if necessary. If grass has wound around the nozzle, remove it by hand and clean the cutting nozzle.

Always wear protective gloves for such an operation when turning off the engine and rotating the nozzle.

When the two nylon cords become too short, add gas at engine speed and lower the nylon nozzle to the ground. Automatically two nylon cords are aligned to the desired length. Repeat the operation if necessary.

Proper use of a 3-blade blade

During operation of the braid, all protective systems and parts of the tool must be in good condition.

When using a 3-blade blade, avoid the risk of serious injury, observing all safety rules. Pay attention to the picture below.

When mowing hard fibrous materials, always use the 3-blade blade in the circular “A” direction below.

The circular direction “B” is applicable only if the braid is in a very strong grip. It is not recommended to use it.

The circular “NO” direction is prohibited because it can endanger people and animals. Never use this direction.

All protective equipment and protective equipment must be constantly maintained in good working condition.

The engine and cutting attachment must be completely shut off during assembly, repair and cleaning.

Set the ignition switch to the “STOP” position.

During use, the braids vibrate. Although equipped with an anti-vibration device, vibration can cause increased fatigue. To do this, it is recommended to make regular pauses during operation.

It is also recommended that after several hours of operation, the device is allowed to idle for several minutes in order for the engine to cool.

Carburetor

  • Idle adjustment.
  • Adjust the idle speed with the idle thumb screw until the engine starts to run at about 2500 rpm.

Annual maintenance

  • Clean the air filter in warm, soapy water. Dry and lightly lubricate before assembly or replace if necessary.
  • Remove and replace the fuel filter.
  • Remove and check the spark plug.
  • Replace if worn or if there is a large layer of soot.

After 25 hours of using the braid, lubricate the gearbox. Loosen the side screw of the gearbox and put the grease inside. Use special gear lubricant designed for high temperature operation. Screw the cover into place and tighten.

Maintenance and storage after use

Clean the scythe thoroughly after use. Remove all residual grass and dirt; Check to see if anything extra is wrapped around the cutting tip. If possible, return the device for safe storage or transport to its original packaging.

Avoid hitting the gas tank while lowering the unit to the ground. Do not let the braid fall, as this may damage the tool.

If you are not going to use the braid for more than 1 month, for the safety of the tool, take the following steps:

Loss of power or engine shutdown.

  • Check that the gas tank is not empty.
  • The mixture does not reach the carburetor. Clean or replace the fuel filter in the gas tank.
  • Water is present in the mixture. Drain and dry the entire fuel system.
  • The air filter is dirty. Clean the air filter. Wash the foam with soap and water. Dry it, oil, and replace the filter.
  • Carbon deposits are present in the cylinder, exhaust pipe or muffler. Clean or replace the muffler.

Poor mowing.

  • The area is too overgrown or thick for the indicated engine power. Grab less space with each cutter pass.
  • Coiled nozzle. Stop the device and clean the coiled litter, as mentioned earlier.
  • If a blade is used: the blade is worn or not sharp enough. Replace the blade.

Warning!

Using an engine with a gasoline-oil mixture,

which does not meet the manufacturer’s specifications,

Using braids with "cutting disc" strictly prohibited