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7• WARTUNG UND PFLEGE

7• MAINTENANCE AND SERVICING

Mount the new bristles between the upper and lower

plate.

Gently push the upper and lower plate apart so that

the bristles are held on the opposite side.

Mount all 10 bristles between the upper and lower

plate.

If the brushes are moving, slightly loosen the star grip,

readjust the position of the nearby brushes, tighten the

star grip. Make sure the brushes are inserted as shown in

the photos.

Correctly mounted bristles.

Incorrectly mounted brist-

les.

CAUTION!

Pay attention to the stop.

After briefly using the machine, check that the brushes

are seated correctly again. Retighten the star grip if

required.

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Summary of Contents for MBR50

Page 1: ...MBR50 GB Original user manual Please read carefully before using your machine ...

Page 2: ...f others 4 3 Content upon delivery 5 4 Description and marking 6 5 Assembly 7 6 Putting into service 11 7 Maintenance and servicing 15 8 Maintenance plan 21 9 Breakdowns and remedies 22 10 Transport 23 11 Technical specifications 23 12 Warranty 24 ...

Page 3: ...the weed removal of hard surfaces Any other use outside weed removal is strictly forbidden ETESIA has a policy of continuously improving the quality of its products therefore your weed brush might show slight differences compared with the description in the present booklet Your ETESIA dealer is in possession of the most recent technical specifications Do not hesitate to contact him In accordance w...

Page 4: ...nd await its immobilisation Avoid obstacles which could damage the brush After striking a foreign object or if the machine starts to vibrate ab normally stop the motor disconnect the spark plug cover and inspect the weed brush for any damage Have any repairs made before res tarting and using the weed brush Operate the weed brush only in broad daylight or with good arti ficial lighting Do not weed ...

Page 5: ...nections for cracks and leaks and have them changed if necessary The replacement brushes should only be mounted on the machines for which they are designed and this in accordance with the indica tions given The use of counterfeit parts or poor maintenance can alter the perfor mance of your product or present a danger to you and other people Use only original parts and follow the maintenance schedu...

Page 6: ...area 2 Handlebar height adjustable 3 Starter 4 Brushes 5 Manufacturer name 6 CE marking 7 Serial number 8 Engine rated power 9 Engine manufacturer 10 Machine designation 11 Manufacturer s address 12 Engage disengage brush drive lever 13 Throttle lever 14 Weight 15 Year of manufacture ...

Page 7: ...chine the assembly procedure and the tools and parts required Position the handlebar Place the handlebar on the pipe brackets Place the pipe brackets onto the bolts Preassemble the handlebar with the washer and lock nut Only tighten the nuts to the point that the handlebar can still move without dropping on its own 5 ASSEMBLY ...

Page 8: ...5 ASSEMBLY Undo the star grip Adjust the handle according to your height Secure the handlebar using the star grip Assemble the throttle lever Position the throttle cable Insert the hex bolt with washer Attach the washer Screw down the nut ...

Page 9: ...5 ASSEMBLY Tighten the screws Install the clutch lever Undo the hex socket bolt IMPORTANT Push the lateral safety button so that the pressure spring does not trip Keep the lateral safety button pushed in ...

Page 10: ...er on the han dlebar pipe so that they can be connected to each other Connect the two halves of the lever IMPORTANT Check the lateral safety button is func tioning Tighten the hex socket bolt Correctly installed clutch lever 5 ASSEMBLY ...

Page 11: ...at a sufficient distance from verges and slopes Avoid working in any way that may affect the stability of the machine Do not use the weed brush in reverse keep the brush on the ground especially downhill Upon leaving the machine always secure it against accidentally rolling away and unauthorised use 6 2 OPERATING THE MACHINE IN WINTER Check if the air filter is dry at regular intervals If the filt...

Page 12: ... brush blocking of the clutch lever Wear suitable clothing It can evenutally be useful to lower the height of the handlebars WARNING Ensure that no persons or property are located in the danger zone as otherwise this could result in injury or material damage CAUTION The handlebar must be firmly secured at the required height 1 The height adjustment of the swivel wheel allows the brush pressure to ...

Page 13: ...the casing of your weed brush does not contain oil Never run an engine without oil even for short periods of time Before starting the engine fill the oil sump to the recommended level 1 STARTING THE ENGINE DANGER Never engage the brush whilst pulling on the start handle 6 PUTTING INTO SERVICE 3 Lower the clutch lever 4 By operating the clutch lever you trigger the brush training 1 Switch to a free...

Page 14: ...luntary starting disconnect the spark plug cap 6 9 LATERAL PROTECTIVE COVER MBR50 WARNING Before lifting the lateral protection protect the machine against involuntary starting disconnect the spark plug cap 6 PUTTING INTO SERVICE Slow Move the throttle regulation lever to Fast Move the throttle regulation lever to 1 Place the engine speed le ver on 0 2 Close the fuel valve to the left of the engin...

Page 15: ...d sus pension methods with a sufficiently large load capacity Do not lean or work on suspended loads Do not use machine parts as climbing aids Keep all handles free from dirt snow and ice Clean the machine and especially the connectors and screws and re move traces of oil fuel and cleaning products before starting main tenance or repair Do not use aggressive maintenance products Use lint free clot...

Page 16: ...allow to cool Protect the machine against involuntary starting disconnect the spark plug cap IMPORTANT If the engine runs with an insufficient quantity of oil this can cause serious damage Only oils recommended by the manufacturer should be used 7 MAINTENANCE AND SERVICING Use internal combustion engines only in well ventilated areas The exhaust gases contain toxic carbon monoxide ATTENTION Fire r...

Page 17: ...engine 2 Honda engine dipstick Remove the oil filler cap and wipe the dipstick clean Insert the dipstick into the oil filler nozzle but do not screw it in The oil should come up to the top marking If the oil level is too low top up the tank with the recommended oil until the top marking on the dip stick is reached Tip the machine backwards CAUTION Wear gloves Undo the star grip Remove any bristles...

Page 18: ...es between the upper and lower plate If the brushes are moving slightly loosen the star grip readjust the position of the nearby brushes tighten the star grip Make sure the brushes are inserted as shown in the photos Correctly mounted bristles Incorrectly mounted brist les CAUTION Pay attention to the stop After briefly using the machine check that the brushes are seated correctly again Retighten ...

Page 19: ...e sure there is a sufficient distance between the cleaner nozzle and the parts at risk The water temperature must not exceed 50 C Also follow the engine user manual 7 6 SETTING AND ADJUSTING CONTROL CABLES WARNING Switch off the engine and allow to cool Protect the machine against involuntary starting disconnect the spark plug cap IMPORTANT After the machine has been running for several hours it m...

Page 20: ...il of the right viscosity Remove the spark plug and pour about 15 ml of engine oil into the cylinder Pull gently on the starter until you feel a compression the valves are then closed and protected against corrosion Store the weed brush in a clean dry place on planks or a sheet of metal STARTING UPAGAIN Unscrew the spark plug clean it with petrol and leave it to dry Pull several times on the start...

Page 21: ... engine oil changes S S Check the air filter C Clean the air filter element U U Replace the air filter element earlier if necessary U Replace the fuel hoses S 2 years Clean the cooling air filter U Clean the deflector the cooling fins ear lier if necessary S Clean the spark plug adjust the gap S Replace the spark plug S Clean the exhaust U Grease all moving parts U U Check the handle play setting ...

Page 22: ...st workshop Carburettor wrongly adjusted Have the carburettor adjusted by a specialist work shop The engine gets too hot Too little engine oil Top up with engine oil Obstructed air cooling system Have the fan grille and cooling fins cleaned by a spe cialist workshop Air filter clogged Clean the air filter Carburettor wrongly adjusted Have the carburettor adjusted by a specialist work shop The engi...

Page 23: ...osition Brush diameter 500 mm Weight 55 kg Engine Honda GXV160 Cubic capacity 160 ccm Power 3 6 kW 3000 rpm Quantity of oil 0 65 l Fuel tank capacity 1 4 l Noise level at control position Sound pressure level LpA 73 dB A KpA 2 5 LwA 93 dB A Vibration levels at the handle ahw 4 8 m s K 2 4 Values to specify the daily exposure time A 8 5 m s maxi The machine can be used for 8 hours with interruption...

Page 24: ...ble for warranty parts and labour It will therefore be paid back to the dealer according to charge scale mentioned in the agreement It is the dealers responsibility to make sure that the end user does receive the complete warranty allowed by ETESIA Should ETESIA not recognize any fault the dealer will be held res ponsible ETESIA reserves the right to cancel the decision with no compensation or war...

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Page 26: ... WISSEMBOURG CEDEX declare under our responsibility that the weed brushes type MBR50 to which this declaration refers fulfil all the relevant terms of directive 2006 42 EC applicable to them as well as to the provisions of all other applicable European directives 2014 30 UE from 26 02 14 Electromagnetic compatibility Mr Schmitt Freddy 13 rue de l industrie 67165 Wissembourg CEDEX is the person aut...

Page 27: ...ETESIA SERVICE GARANTIE 13 rue de l Industrie 67165 WISSEMBOURG CEDEX France Stamp here please ...

Page 28: ...achine in perfect working order that the user has been handed over and that he thoroughly read the use instructions safety and maintenance suggestions figuring in it that he has been informed of the warranty terms and that he accepts said terms without reserve or restriction Dealer s stamp and signature Date _ _ ____________________________________________ This card has to be returned completed to...

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