Adjusting The Working Depth; Switching Off - Brill 40 VB Manual De Instrucciones

7.2 Adjusting the working depth

Warning! Only adjust
A
the working depth when
the engine is switched off.
Warning! The working depth
A
is pre-adjusted by Brill and
should only be readjusted with care
as a too deep insertion into the
ground can result in the implement
being subjected to overloading. The
correct aerating depth is < 3 mm.
The working depth must be
adjusted in accordance with
the corresponding grass and
ground situation.
Use
cultivated lawn, no stones, soft ground
stony uncultivated ground
uncultivated areas with a high moss content
7.3 Starting
Start or activate the start-up switch
with care and in accordance with
the manufacturer's instructions.
Ensure that there is sufficient clear-
ance between your foot and the
cutting toll. Position the aerator on
a level part of the lawn.
Inspect the grounds on which the
implement is to be used and
remove all objects which could
become caught and hurled away
from the implement.
If a foreign object blocks the cut-
ting tool or if the engine is over-
loaded, release the safety handle
and the engine will switch off
automatically. Remove the foreign
object if necessary.
Warning! The aerator is not
A
to be tilted when switching
the engine on, the exception being
if the aerator needs to be lifted
during the process. In this case, tilt
it only as far as absolutely neces-
The working depth can be continu-
ously adjusted with the adjusting
hand wheel (fig. C pos. 7). The
adjusted working depth depends
on the blade wear and can be
read out from the display (fig. C).
In order to do so, the implement is
to be switched off and the control
lever (fig.B pos. 3) set to Position D
(Drive).
After frequent use, the working
depth can be readjusted in accor-
dance with the blade wear.
Note: Unplug the spark plug con-
nector! The setting should always
be inspected and adjusted on flat
Working Depth
adjust to ground level
adjust to ground level,
adjust to a lower working depth in case of stone impact
commence with a low working depth
sary and only lift up the side which
is facing the user.
Before starting, switch the control
lever (fig. B pos. 3) to P (Park).
To start the motor when it is cold,
press the primer (fig. D pos. 14)
5 times. This is not necessary if the
motor is warm. Press the start but-
ton (fig. B pos. 9) and pull the
safety hoop (fig. B pos. 6) towards
the guide bar with the other hand,
release the start button and pull at
the starter handle (fig. B pos. 11)
to start the motor. Hold the safety
hoop firmly pressed against the
guide bar.
Hold onto the aerator when
switching the aerator cylinder
to the working position.
Push the control lever (fig. B pos. 3)
forwards to Position D (Drive), the
aerator cylinder is switched to the
working position.
Warning! The aerator
A
moves forwards.
ground, when the control lever
(fig. B pos. 3) is at position D
(fig. B), the blade points should
make slight contact with the
ground. The adjustment hand
wheel (fig. C pos. 7) can be turned
1 ⁄ rotation in the direction + if
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the lawn is cultivated and level.
Note: reduce the working depth
by turning the adjusting hand
wheel (fig. C pos. 7) in direction –.
Warning! Only adjust
A
the working depth when
the motor is switched off.
In order to deactivate the working
position of the aerator cylinder, pull
the control lever (fig. B pos. 3)
back to Position P (Park). The aera-
tor cylinder is no longer in use.
Warning! Do not leave the
A
engine running indoors.
Danger of poisoning due a build-up
of dangerous to carbon monoxide
gas!
Keep your hands and feet away
from rotating parts. Keep away
from the grass ejection chute.

7.4 Switching off

To switch the engine off, release
the safety gripper (fig. B pos. 6).
Warning! The cutting tool
A
coasts!
For the purposes of transportation
and storage, move the control lever
(fig. B pos. 3) to Position P (Park)
so that the blades no longer make
contact with the ground.
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