EMAK 54019001, Operators Instruction Book

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15. Ensure that only replacement cutting
means of the right type are used.
16. Before operating the machine, always
check that the blade, blade bolt and cutter
assembly are not worn or damaged.
17. All labels with health hazards must be kept
in good conditions. If the decals become
illegible replace them immediately (Fig.1).
18. Do not utilize the machine for uses
different from the ones specified in the
manual (see pag. 19).
19. Al ways fo l l ow t h e m a n u f a c t u re r ’s
i n s t r u c t i o n s fo r t h e m a i n t e n a n c e
operations.
20. Do not use a machine that has been
damaged, badly repaired, improperly
assembled or modified. Do not remove,
damage or disactivate any of the safety
devices. Replace damaged or worn safety
devices immediately.
21. Never carry out operations or repairs
on your own that are other than routine
maintenance. Call specialised and
authorised workshops only.
22. When the machine is at the end of its
useful life, do not simply dump it; either
return it to the dealer or take it to a waste
collection and recycling centre.
23. Only experienced persons who are familiar
with the operation and safe use of this
machine should use it. Give other users
the manual with operating instructions,
which they should read before using.
24. All service, other than the operations
shown in the present manual, should be
performed by competent personnel.
25. Keep this manual on hand and consult it
before each use of the tool.
26. This appliance is not intended for use by
persons (including children) with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities,
or lack of experience and knowledge,
unless they have been given supervision
or instruction concerning use of the
appliance by a persons responsible for
their safety. Children should be supervised
to censure that they do not play with the
appliance.
SAFETY PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
While working with the lawnmover,
always use safety protective approved
clothing. The use of protective clothing does
not eliminate injury risks, but reduces the injury
effects in case of accident. Consult your trusted
supplier to choose an adequate equipment.
The clothing must be proper and not an
obstacle. Wear adherent protective clothing.
Protective jackets and dungarees are ideal.
Safety boots or shoes having skid-proof sole
and anti-piercing insert.
Wear protective goggles or face screens!
Use protections against noises; for example
noise reduction ear guards or earplugs.
The use of protections for the ear requests
much more attention and caution, because the
perception of danger audio signals (screamings,
alarms, etc.) is limited.
Wear gloves that permit the maximum
absorption of vibrations.
4. ASSEMBLY
Fitting the handlebar
• Fit the end locking rings (A, Fig.3) of the lower
handlebar (3, Fig.2) on the body screws
(B. Fig.3);
• Choose the required handlebar height
by aligning one of the notches (C, Fig.3)
on the handlebar locking ring with the
corresponding notch on the body (D, Fig.3);
• Once you have selected the required
handlebar height, tighten the two locking
knobs (E, Fig.4);
• Fit the upper handlebar (2, Fig.2) with the
locking levers (A, Fig.5), special washers
(B, Fig.5) and special nuts (C, Fig.5);
• Finally, rotate handles (A, Fig.6) to secure the
handlebar.
NOTE: The clamping force can be adjusted
by tightening or loosening the nuts (C, Fig.5).
The handlebar can be released from the
frame in order to fold it for easy transport and
storage.