Adjusting Idle Speed; Carburettor; Storage; Handling And Transport - Stiga BC 636 Manual De Instrucciones

8.6 ADJUSTING IDLE SPEED

If the cutting means moves with
the engine idling, contact your dealer
for the correct motor adjustment:

8.7 CARBURETTOR

The carburettor is set in the factory to obtain
maximum performance in every use situation,
with minimal emission of harmful gases,
in compliance with current regulations.
In the event of poor performance,
contact your Authorised Service for
a carburettor and engine check.

9. STORAGE

IMPORTANT The safety regulations to
follow for putting into storage are described
in paragraph 2.4. Strictly comply with these
instructions to avoid serious risks or hazards.
When the machine must be stored for a period
of more than 2-3 months, certain steps must
be taken to avoid difficulties when resuming
work or permanent damage to the engine.
Before storing the machine:
1. Empty the fuel tank outdoors and
when the engine is cold.
2. Start the engine and leave it running at
idle until it stops in order to consume
all the fuel left in the carburettor.
3. Wait for the engine to cool.
4. Remove the spark plug cap (Fig. 11.H)
5. Clean the machine thoroughly.
6. Check the machine for any
damage. If necessary, contact the
authorised service centre.
7. Store the machine:
– in a dry place;
– protected from inclement weather;
– with the blade guard correctly mounted;
– in a place out of children's reach;
– making sure that keys or tools used
for maintenance are removed.
When starting up the machine again,
prepare the machine as indicated in
section 6 "Using the machine" .

10. HANDLING AND TRANSPORT

When handling or transporting
the machine, always:
– Stop the machine.
– Remove the spark plug cap (Fig. 11.H)
– Wear heavy-duty work gloves.
– When the cutting means has
halted, fit the blade guard;
– Only hold the machine using the
hand grips and position the cutting
means in the opposite direction to
that used during operations.
When transporting the machine
on a vehicle, always:
– position it so that it does not
cause a hazard to anyone;
– fasten firmly to the device of transport using
ropes or chains to prevent it from tipping
over causing damage and fuel leaks.

11. ASSISTANCE AND REPAIRS

This manual provides all the necessary
information to run the machine and for correct
basic maintenance operations which can
be performed by the user. Any regulations
and maintenance operations not described
herein must be carried out by your Dealer
or Authorised Service Centre, which have
the necessary knowledge and equipment to
ensure that the work is carried out correctly,
maintaining the correct degree of safety and the
original operating conditions of the machine.
Any operations performed in unauthorised
centres or by unqualified persons will totally
invalidate the Warranty and all obligations
and responsibilities of the Manufacturer.
• Only Authorised Service Centres can carry
out guaranteed repairs and maintenance.
• The Authorised Service Centres only
use genuine spare parts. Genuine
spare parts and attachments have been
designed specifically for machines.
• Non-genuine spare parts and accessories
are not approved. Use of non-genuine
spare parts and accessories cause
the warranty to be voided.
• It is advisable to send your machine
once a year to an Authorised Service
Centre for servicing, assistance
and safety device inspection.
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