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• Allow the engine to cool before transporting or storing the equipment. Make sure the equipment is firmly
attached during transportation.
• Empty the fuel tank to transport the equipment.
• Store the equipment dry and in a closed or elevated space to prevent improper use or damaging. Keep the
equipment out of the reach of children.
• Never get the equipment wet with water or other liquids. Keep the handlebar dry, clean, and free of dust. Clean
it after each use, observing the cleaning and storage guidelines.
• Keep these service instructions safe for frequent reference, and use them to inform other users. If you lend or sell
this equipment, please make sure these instructions are sent along with the equipment.
Safety instructions when handling gasoline
Gasoline is extremely flammable and its fumes may explode when coming into contact with a heat source. Please
ensure the following safety measures are taken:
• Only store gasoline in approved containers intended for this purpose.
• Keep any heat source away from spilled gasoline. Do not turn the engine on until gasoline fumes have evaporated.
• Always switch the engine off and allow it to cool before filling the tank. Never remove the fuel tank cap while
the engine is still hot or running. Never operate the equipment without the fuel tank cap firmly attached.
Replace the fuel tank cap slowly to eliminate potential internal pressure.
• Mix gasoline with 2-stroke oil and fill the tank in a clean and well-aired place, preferably outdoors and away
from sparks or flames. After switching the engine off, slowly remove the fuel tank cap. Do not smoke while
mixing gasoline or filling the tank. Immediately wipe any gasoline spilled on the equipment.
• Move at least 10 meters away from the filling place before turning the engine on. Do not smoke nearby and keep
the equipment away from heat sources.
• Replace the cap or the fuel tank if they are damaged.
During use
• Do not activate the equipment or leave it running in closed spaces. Inhaling exhaust fumes could be fatal. Only
use the equipment outdoors.
• Always wear protective goggles and ear protection when using the equipment. If there is a lot of dust as a
result from operating the equipment, also wear a protective mask. We recommend wearing long-sleeved shirts.
• Always wear long pants and protective boots and gloves. Avoid wearing loose clothing, jewelry, shorts, sandals,
or being barefoot. Wear your hair up above the shoulders. If necessary, also wear a hair net.
• The cutting guard use is compulsory while the equipment is running. The cutting strings must be the same size
on each side and must not go beyond the cutting guard.
• Before turning the equipment on, make sure the string and the cutting knife are not in contact with anything.
• Adjust the safety belt and the equipment's arm for better control.
• Only operate the equipment in daylight or in good artificial lighting conditions.
• Avoid an unintended start.
• Only use this equipment for its intended purposes designated in this manual.
• Always maintain a firm grip and a balanced position.
• Always hold the equipment with both hands while using it.
• Always keep the equipment suspended by the supporting belt during operation.
• Do not use or leave the equipment exposed in damp or rainy conditions.
• Never alter the factory configurations of the engine.
• Avoid heat sources or sparks, and do not smoke during use.
• Never use the equipment with a damaged ignition switch.
• Always keep hands, face, and feet away from moving parts. Do not touch or try to stop the cutting knife or the
string while the equipment is running.
• Do not touch the engine or the exhaust. These parts will be very hot during operation. They remain hot for some
time even after the engine is switched off.
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