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IMPORTANT During the warm start, do not
press the primer bulb.
6.4.3 Manual start-up
To  manually  start  the  engine,  slowly  pull  the 
handle (fig. 10.C) outwards until resistance is felt. 
Then pull sharply and accompany the handle as 
you release it.
Repeat the operation until the engine starts.
NOTE Do not make more than 3/4 attempts,
otherwise you risk flooding the engine. Check the 
possible causes for a non-start in the "Problems
identification table".
6.4.4 Electric start-up
Make sure that the electricity
supply is duly earthed and fitted
with an automatic circuit breaker.
1. Insert the plug (fig. 10.D) into a 
230 V power supply socket.
2. Press the start button (fig. 
10.E) to start the engine.
3. Once the engine is running, remove 
the plug from the socket.
6.4.5 Operation
To operate with the machine proceed as described 
below:
• Using  the  specific  control,  adjust  the  chute 
(fig. 8.A) and the deflector (fig. 9.A).
• To increase the length of the snow jet, position 
the deflector upwards.
• To decrease the length of the snow jet, position 
the deflector downwards.
• Pull  the auger clutch lever  (fig.  6.A) to activate 
auger rotation forward.
6.4.6 Steering
Steering  helps  drive  the  machine  in  the  desired 
direction.
6.4.7 Stop
To  stop  the  machine,  release  the  auger  control 
(fig. 6.A) .
To switch off the machine, remove the safety key 
(fig. 10.B).
The engine may be very warm immediately
after it is shut off. Do not touch the exhaust or
adjacent parts. This can cause burn injuries.
IMPORTANT If you need to leave the machine
unattended, always remove the safety key.
6.5 ADVICE FOR OPERATION
• Snow  is  removed  more  easily  when  it  is  still 
fresh. Pass back over the already cleared zones 
to remove snow residue.
• If possible, clear the snow in the direction of the 
wind.  Check  the  distance  and  the  direction  of 
the removed snow jet.
• In strong winds, lower the deflector to direct the 
discharged snow towards the ground, reducing 
the likelihood of the wind transporting the snow 
to the wrong areas.
• Once you have finished work, leave the machine 
running  for  a  few  minutes  to  prevent  ice  from 
forming in the discharge chute.
• Always maintain a suitable speed for the snow 
conditions, adjusting it so the snow is removed 
in a constant flow.
6.6 AFTER OPERATION
• Clean (par. 7.4).
• Move  all  the  controls  forward  and  back  a  few 
times.
• Check  there  are  no  loose  or  damaged 
components. If necessary, replace the damaged 
components and tighten any screws and loose 
bolts.
Do not cover the machine when the
engine and the exhaust are still warm.
7. MAINTENANCE
7.1 GENERAL INFORMATION
IMPORTANT The safety regulations to follow
during machine use are described in par. 2.4.
All service and all maintenance checks
must be carried out on a stationary machine
with the engine switched off. Before cleaning
or doing maintenance work, take out the
ignition key and read the relevant instructions.
Wear adequate clothing, gloves and
goggles before carrying out any maintenance.
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