Stihl Cutquik TS 410 Manual De Instrucciones página 48

Definitions
1. Rear handle:
The support handle for the right
hand.
2. Throttle trigger interlock:
Must be depressed before
activating the throttle trigger.
3. Throttle trigger:
Controls the speed of the engine.
4. Slide control:
For Start, Run and Stop. Keeps the
choke partly open when starting and
switches off the ignition to stop the
engine.
5. Starter grip:
The grip of the pull starter which is
the device to start the engine.
6. Carburetor adjusting screws:
For tuning carburetor
7. Fuel filler cap:
For closing the fuel tank.
8. Water attachment:
For connection of water supply for
wet cutting.
9. Tensioning nut:
For tensioning the V-belt.
TS 410, TS 420
10. Adjusting lever of wheel guard:
To adjust the wheel guard in a way
that sparks, dust, cutting debris or
wheel fragments are directed away
from the operator.
11. Abrasive wheel:
Can either be an abrasive wheel or
a diamond abrasive wheel.
12. Front thrust washer:
Distributes clamping pressure of
mounting nut evenly over cutting
wheel.
13. Wheel guard:
Guards the wheel and deflects
sparks, dust, cutting debris or wheel
fragments.
14. Muffler:
Reduces/attenuates engine
exhaust noise and directs the
exhaust gases away from the
operator.
15. Spark arresting screen:
Reduces the risk of sparks escaping
through the muffler.
16. Front handle:
Handle bar for the left hand at front
of cut-off machine.
English / USA
17. Decompression valve:
Makes starting easier.
18. Spark plug boot:
The spark plug boot connects the
spark plug and ignition lead.
19. Choke lever:
Eases engine starting by enriching
mixture.
20. Fuel pump:
Provides additional fuel feed for a
cold start.
21. Air filter:
Prevents dust and foreign matter
from entering the carburetor.
Clutch:
Couples engine to the V-belt pulley
when engine is accelerated beyond idle
speed. (Not illustrated)
V-Belt pulley:
The wheel that drives the V-belt and the
abrasive wheel. (Not illustrated)
Anti-vibration system
The anti-vibration system is made up of
buffers that reduce the vibrations
transmitted to the operator's hands. (Not
illustrated)
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