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STARTING THE MACHINE
Move a t least
3
meters away from the place
of
refuelling. Place the
Hedge Trimmer on
a
clean a r e a
of
ground make sure that the cutting
tool d o e s not c o m e into contact with the ground or any other objects.
Cold starting (When t h e engine
i s
cold or it h a s been stopped for
more than 5 minutes or when fuel
i s
added
to
the engine.
1.
Push the STOP switch
(1)
to
"I" position.
2.
Squeeze first the
lock
lever A and then the throttle lever B.
(fig.1)
3.
Keeping the throttle lever B depressed, then press the throttle
lock
C inward. (fig.
2)
4.
Keeping throttle lock C depressed,
release
the throttle lever B.
this will lock the throttle lever B in position. (fig.
3)
5.
Give
a
gentle push o n the primer pump
(2)
repeatedly
(7
to
10
times) until fuel c o m e s into the primer pump.
6. Move the choke lever (3) to position(1-1).
7.
Hold the unit down firmly
so
you will not
lose
control
while cranking the engine.
If
not held down properly,
the engine could pull you
off
balance or swing the
cutting blade
into
a n obstruction or your body.
8.
Slowly pull the starter grip until resistance i s felt and
continue
with
smart pull until initial ignition a r e heard.
9.
Depress the choke lever
(3)
to the position
(I
+
I )
and
pull the starter rope again until the engine starts.
10. As
soon
as
the engine starts, immidiately tap and
release the throttle, thus releasing the half-throttle
rock so that the engine can run in idle.
11.
Run the engine for approximately one minute at
a
moderate speed before aplying full speed.
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STOPPING THE MACHINE
1. Release the throttle lever completely.
2.
Push the 1-0 switch (on/off switch)
to
"0"
position, the engine rotation will become
low and the engine will stop.
(fig.
1)
s
(fig. 2)
@
(fig. 3)
Hot staring: (Restarting immediately after the engine h a s stopped)
When restarting
a
hot engine, first try the above procedure:
1, 5 , 7 , 8 .
If the engine d o e s not start, repeat above s t e p s
1-11.
Note:
D o not pull the starter rope to its full extent and do not
allow the starter grip to be retracted without control,
ensure
that it is retracted slowly.
G l
i n
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