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ASSEMBLY OF THE THREE-ARM KNIFE

 

Unscrew the cap 

(Fig. 7)

 the nut is unscrewed clockwise.  

Remove the washer from the pressed sheet metal 

(Fig. 8)

 remove the spacer 

(Fig. 9).

 

We proceed to mount the three-armed knife.  

Mount  the  three-armed  knife  on  the  shaft  of  the  drive  shaft 

(Fig.  11).

  Attach  the  washer  from  the  pressed  sheet  metal 

(Fig.  12).

 

Lock the cutting attachment drive axis with a hex wrench 

(Fig. 13).

 

Screw the cap 

6 (Fig. 15)

 using the key provided in the set by turning counterclockwise. The order of all actions can be seen 

on 

Fig. 15

 (1 hex key, 2 washer, 3 three-armed knife, 4 spacer, 5 pressed washer, 6 nut). 

 

SUSPENDERS 

 

The suspenders' belt is put on the left shoulder and the hip cover will be on the operator's right, where the brushcutter's 

suspension point is located. This cover protects the operator against vibrations of the working brushcutter, and also protects 
the working clothes from contact with the brushcutter. An overview drawing of the suspenders 

Fig. 16

 
REPLACING THE CUTTING LINE 

Before  replacing  the  line,  check  that  the  head  is  in  good  working  order,  is  not  worn,  has  no  mechanical  damage, 
and is complete. If the head has any mechanical damage and excessive traces of use, the entire head must be replaced. 

 

Stop the brushcutter's engine with the ignition switch 

2

 

(Fig.

 

1).

 

Wait for all moving parts of the brushcutter to stop. 
Empty the fuel tank. 
Place the brushcutter on a firm, even surface with the head up. 

Prepare a section of cutting line with a maximum diameter of 3 mm and a length of 4 meters. 
Set the position of the arrow visible on the winding knob so that it coincides with the arrow on the head housing 

(Fig. 17).

 

Enter the measured section of the line through the hole in the aluminum grommet, then gently maneuver insert the line so 
that it comes out through the grommet on the opposite side of the head. Align the  length of both ends of the line drawn 
through the head. 
Start winding the line by turning the winding knob clockwise (arrows on the head housing with the mark 

REWIND  LINE

 - 

Fig.  17

). 

Finish winding the line with the knob when about 15 cm of line protrudes on both sides of the head. 

 

Attention!

 In the event that the line retracts inside the head, press both side latches at the same time as the head 

narrows 

(Fig. 17).

 

Remove the top head cover, then slide both ends of the line into the grommets to guide the line out of the head. Pay special 
attention to the proper seating of the vias in the head base. Incorrect assembly of the grommets in the base of the head will 
cause them to fall out and, as a consequence, incorrect operation of the cutting line and excessive vibration transmitted by 
the head. 
Mount the bottom head cover by pushing the catches firmly into the mounting holes until you hear a characteristic "click". 
Extend both ends of the cutting line about 15 cm. To do this, press the winding wheel and pull vigorously on both ends of the 
line. 

 

THE STARTING 

Use Eurosuper 95 unleaded petrol and synthetic or semi-synthetic oil for high-speed two-stroke engines. 

40: 1 mixture composition (4L fuel per 100 ml oil) 

 
Table for the preparation of a 40: 1 fuel-oil mixture 

The amount of gasoline in liters  1 

The amount of oil in ml 

25 

50 

75 

100  125 

 

Important!

  The  use  of  synthetic  oil  for  two-stroke  engines  will  reduce  the  formation  of  spark  plug,  muffler  and 

cylinder pistons, as well as reduce exhaust emissions. It will also provide proper lubrication, which extends engine life. The 

use of mineral oil (Mixol type) and its varieties as well as oils intended for four-stroke engines are strictly prohibited. 
It is important to use only clean, fresh gasoline of good quality. The fuel mixture should be used within three weeks of its 
preparation. First, prepare the fuel mixture and then fill the fuel tank. Do not mix in the fuel tank. To properly prepare the fuel 

Summary of Contents for NAX 700B

Page 1: ...NAX 700B ...

Page 2: ...2 A B C D ...

Page 3: ...3 BRUSHCUTTER Model NAX 700B ...

Page 4: ...4 CONSTRUCTION OF BRUSHCUTTER AND ILLUSTRATIVE DRAWINGS Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 ...

Page 5: ...5 Fig 4 Fig 5 Fig 6 Fig 7 Fig 8 Fig 9 Fig 10 Fig 11 Fig 12 Fig 13 Fig 14 Fig 15 ...

Page 6: ...6 Fig 16 Fig 17 Fig 18 Fig 19 ...

Page 7: ...7 Fig 20 ...

Page 8: ...8 Fig 21 ...

Page 9: ...grams 10 Safety rules for machines and devices with internal combustion engine 11 General safety regulations 11 Detailed safety regulations 13 Safety and liability of the manufacturer 16 Residual risk 16 Application 16 Additional information for the user 16 Preparing for work 17 Operation 17 The staring 18 Maintenance 20 Transportation 20 Problems review and diagnosis 21 Warranty and service 22 De...

Page 10: ... Guaranteed sound power level LWA 113 dB A Sound pressure level LpA at the workplace measurement uncertainty LpA 99 5 dB A K 3 dB A The value of vibrations transmitted by the machine and acting on the operator s upper limbs measurement uncertainty K a front_ hv eg 6 566 m s2 a rear_hv eg 9 661 m s2 K 1 5 m s2 Equipment mass 7 8 kg Year of manufacture 2020 DESCRIPTION OF GRAPHIC PAGES AND PICTOGRAM...

Page 11: ...2 Guaranteed sound power level page 2 C 3 Other markings page 2 D SAFETY RULES FOR MACHINES AND DEVICES WITH COMBUSTION ENGINE WARNING Read this manual thoroughly Familiarize yourself with the safety regulations and with the control systems and the principles of proper use of the device Failure to observe the following warnings and safety instructions may result in electric shock fire and or serio...

Page 12: ...have trouble turning it off Any device that cannot be turned off is dangerous and must be repaired Do not store the device with filled fuel tank indoors Gasoline vapors are flammable and dangerous to health CAUTION Avoid breathing gasoline vapors and exhaust fumes Gasoline gasoline vapors and exhaust fumes can cause poisoning Do not operate the saw in closed or poorly ventilated rooms In case of h...

Page 13: ... remove the battery The battery should be kept away from metal objects such as paper clips coins nails screws etc which may short circuit the battery terminals Shorting the battery terminals together may cause burns or a fire Under extreme conditions liquid may escape from the battery You must avoid contact with it If it accidentally it comes into contact with liquid rinse immediately with water I...

Page 14: ...notice obstacles e g stumps roots so before starting work with the device mark all obstacles hidden in the grass that cannot be removed Always check the cutting elements for wear and damage before use Replace worn or damaged knives check the cutting line and head for damage Check the centrifugal clutch before starting work To do this start the brusgcuter press the throttle lever until the brusgcut...

Page 15: ...ould be secured with transport belts it is dangerous to leave the device loose All operations related to the replacement of metal cutting attachments must be carried out in protective gloves MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE Before attempting any repair or maintenance make sure the brushcutter engine has stopped and is cold Disconnect the high voltage cable from the spark plug to prevent accidental starting...

Page 16: ...thout proper protecting operating clothing and footwear protecting foot using the device with damaged guards or the casing and without properly installed safety devices e g shield guards etc When observing the instructions in the operating manual the residual hazards of using the machine may be eliminated There is a risk in case of failure to comply with the above recommendations USAGE The brushcu...

Page 17: ...ched to the shaft pipe Lay the collet cover on it and screw both parts of the cover together with the steering tube ASSEMBLY OF THE CUTTING ATTACHMENT COVER ASSEMBLY OF THE SAFETY COVER Unscrew the band fastening the safety cover 2 Fig 3 Attach the cover as in Fig 3 put on the retaining band which should be tightened with the hexagon bolts 1 3 Fig 3 Attention Using the brushcutter without an effec...

Page 18: ...e opposite side of the head Align the length of both ends of the line drawn through the head Start winding the line by turning the winding knob clockwise arrows on the head housing with the mark REWIND LINE Fig 17 Finish winding the line with the knob when about 15 cm of line protrudes on both sides of the head Attention In the event that the line retracts inside the head press both side latches a...

Page 19: ... 15 Fig 2 into the suction position Then pull the starter rope until the first cycle of work Press the gas lever lock 1 Fig 1 then the gas lever 3 Fig 1 to turn off choke choke is automatic Then pull the starter rope to start the device If the engine does not start after a few attempts check the troubleshooting table MOWING THE GRASS Read the safety instructions in this manual before mowing If you...

Page 20: ...agents and solvents such as gasoline carbon tetrachloride chlorinated cleaning solvents ammonia and household detergents that contain ammonia can damage plastic components Attention The brushcutter must be stored in a well ventilated room in a dry dust free place Only a functional device should be stored rectify faults before storage Put the cover on the cutting unit before storing the brushcutter...

Page 21: ...e Contaminated air filter Clean or replace the filter The equipment goes out and it is difficult to restart The fuel mix has run out Fill the fuel tank Carburettor clogged Clean or replace the carburettor Ignition switch off Turn on the switch Too much carbon deposits have accumulated on the spark plug Clean carbon deposit collected on the spark plug Choke enabled Turn off choke Low engine acceler...

Page 22: ...tion on the warranty and the NAX service network in the attached warranty card Remember that the machine should be cleaned after each use Keeping the equipment clean will ensure long term and reliable operation Cleaning maintenance and periodic inspections are not repairs Authorized NAC services may perform these activities as part of a paid service DEVICE ASSEMBLY DIAGRAMS Assembly diagrams of th...

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Page 24: ...24 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY ...

Page 25: ...quality and reliability while being environmentally friendly We remind you to carefully read the commissioning and operation procedures before using the device these procedures are contained in the Operating Instructions supplied with the device Our specialized service network serves you with all assistance in the field of technical and operational advice A list of authorized service points and se...

Page 26: ...uthorized Service Center or use a convenient door to door system or to the place of purchase The device should be cleaned beforehand The service shop may refuse to repair an uncleaned device If the device is to be sent the operating fluids fuel and oil must be emptied before handing it over to the courier or seller The packaging must ensure safe transport original packaging is recommended 9 The me...

Page 27: ... an entity that is not an authorized NAX Distributor may result in criminal liability of the seller pursuant to art 271 and Article 267 of the Penal Code No Dates Repair report number Official Stamp Equipment notification date Date of completion of repair Date of device release Equipment notification date Date of completion of repair Date of device release Equipment notification date Date of compl...

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