Getting Started - Shindaiwa T2510 Service Manual

3 Getting Started

Section
A. Attention Statements
Attention
Statements;
Throughout this manual are special "attention"
statements surrounded by boxes and preceded
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by the triangular "Attention" symbol. They
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indicate situations where your safety or the
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integrity of your repair may be in jeopardy.
Follow the advice in these statements carefully.
The purpose of these statements and their
formatting are shown in the adjacent column.
B. Advisory Statements
This manual also contains three other types of
statements that provide important or
noteworthy advice. They are "IMPORTANT!,"
"NOTE:" and
statements and their formatting are shown in
the adjacent column.
C. Additional Resources
The relevant illustrated parts list (IPL) is a
helpful companion to this service manual. It
shows the installation order of all components
and assemblies, and gives part numbers for
items that may need replacing. Also, refer to
any technical bulletins that may have been
issued to update the contents of this manual.
D. Special Tools
Some of the repair procedures described in this
manual involve special Shindaiwa tools. These
tools are identified by name and part number in
the step-by-step explanations. A complete
listing of all the special tools required for this
product can be found in the "Special Tools" IPL
(P/N 80390).
E. Exclusive Use
This service manual has been created for the
exclusive use of trained Shindaiwa technicians.
It should not be reproduced or shared with
others.
F. Original Replacement Parts
Always use original Shindaiwa replacement
parts. They have been engineered and
manufactured specifically for this product and
they guarantee optimum performance, safety
and service life.
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. The purpose of these
WARNING!
!
A statement preceded by
the word "WARNING" contains
information that should be acted upon to
prevent serious bodily injury.
CAUTION!
!
A statement preceded by
the word "CAUTION" contains
information that should be acted upon to
avoid damaging the machine or parts
that are being repaired.
IMPORTANT!
A message preceded by "IMPORTANT" is
one that possesses special significance.
NOTE:
A statement preceded by "NOTE" contains
information that is handy to know and may
make your job easier.
A statement preceded by a pointing
finger is a tip, suggestion, or other "trick of
the trade" that just might ease your task.
Edition 2 • 09/2007