Starting And Stopping - Sandrigarden HTG 26/55 Manual De Instrucciones

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HEDGETRIMMER OPERATING MANUAL
4. ASSEMBLY
FRONT HANDLE WITH GUARD
1) Position the handle (part. 1.) as illustrated in fig-
ure 2.
2) Clamp with 2 screws, washers and nuts (fig. 2).
The guard is mounted to ensure a safe dis-
tance between the hand of the user and the
blade.
3) Do not start or use the machine if
it not fully assembled.
5. REFUELLING
1) CAUTION! The machine is equipped
with a two-stroke engine.
The engine must be supplied with a mixture of pet-
rol and oil for two-stroke engines in the following
ratios.
With normal oil for two-stroke engines
With synthetic oil for two-stroke engines 1:40 (2.5%)
2) Mix by stirring the container thoroughly before
refilling the tank.
3) Prepare fuel mixture and only refuel outdoors
(fig. 10).
4) Store the fuel in a container set aside for this
purpose and with tightly sealed cap.

6. STARTING AND STOPPING

CAUTION! Strictly heed the warnings
outlined in the chapter 2 above ti-
tled ESSENTIAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.
COLD ENGINE STARTUP
1) Place the hedgecutter on a stable surface.
2) Press the stop button (fig. 11 part. 1) to the "ON"
position.
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Fig.10
3) Lift the choke lever located to the right of the air
filter cover (fig.12 part.1) and place it in position .
4) Repeatedly press the primer bulb (fig. 12 part. 2)
down until the fuel returns to the tank through the
second transparent hose (fig.12 part. 3).
5) Grip the rear control with the left hand using the
palm of the hand to press the throttle lock (fig.11 part.
2), which allows free movement of the throttle control
lever (fig.11 part. 3).
1:25 (4%)
6) Press the throttle control lever right down.
7) Pull the starter grip completely as many as 3 times
(fig. 13).
8) Push the choke lever down
9) Pull the starter cable (fig.13) until the engine starts.
CAUTION - DANGER !! The engine
starts and accelerates causing the blades
to move.
Let the engine run with the lever pressed for a few
seconds.
10) Release the throttle lever. The engine will return
to idle and the blades will stop moving.
(fig.12 part.1).