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                     Original Bedienungsanleitung FX-AF1139_rev03 

 

leave the device alone, switch off the engine, wait until 
the cutting tool stops, and remove the plug from the 
spark plug.

 

 

Keep stored tools out of reach of children.

 

 

2.2.1. 

WORK CLOTHING

 

 

Dress properly. Do not wear loose clothing or 
jewellery. Keep hair, clothing, and gloves away from 
moving parts. Loose clothing, jewellery, or long hair 
can get caught on moving parts.

 

 

Use this device with suitable footwear. Never use this 
device barefoot, with sandals or open shoes.

 

 

Wear the following protective equipment when using 
this device:

 

 

Eye and hearing protection

 

Non-slip boots

 

Long work pants

 

 
 

The use of additional protective clothing and safety 
measures reduces personal injury risk. 
 
 

  

The noises caused by this device can cause 

hearing damage. Use hearing protection.

 

 

If you frequently use this device, visit your doctor 
regularly to check your hearing.

 

  

Attention! If you work with hearing 

protection, you must pay more attention to 
visual signs because your hearing is 
impaired.

 

 

You should always have the following with you:

 

• 

Tools

 

• 

Signal band for the working area

 

• 

Cell phone (for use in emergencies)

 

 
2.2.2. 

VIBRATIONS

 

 

 When using this device for a more extended period, the 

user is exposed to vibrations.

 It can lead to white finger 

disease (Raynaud's phenomenon). This disease 
reduces the touch of the hand and adjusts the 
temperature, resulting in a lack of sensitivity in the 
fingers and a burning sensation. This disease can 
lead to nervous and circulatory problems and even 
necrosis in the hands.

 

 

High vibrations and long exposure times contribute to 
white finger disease. To reduce the risk, it is necessary 
to take these recommendations into account:

 

 

• 

Always wear gloves

 

• 

Make sure to keep your hands warm

 

• 

Take regular breaks

 

• 

Always hold the device firmly by the handles

 

 

If you experience any white finger disease symptoms, 
consult your doctor immediately.

 

 

2.3. 

SAFETY IN THE WORK AREA

 

 

 Do not operate this device in potentially 
explosive atmospheres or the presence of 
flammable liquids, gases, and dust.

 

 

Never start the device in closed rooms like 
living rooms or garages.

 This device emits 

dangerous gases through the exhaust 
pipe, which accumulate in the area, 

making the air toxic and harmful to the health of 
people, animals, and plants. Do not start the device 
in a living room or enclosure. The exhaust gases and 
fuel vapours contain carbon monoxide and harmful 
chemicals. In the event of a concentration of gases 
that accumulate due to poor ventilation, remove 
anything that impedes the flow of clean air from the 
work area to improve ventilation and do not return to 
the work area unless you have adequately ventilated 
the area and are certain that the ventilation is 
sufficient to prevent this concentration of airborne 
pollutants from returning.

 

 

The area within a radius of 15 meters around the device is 
to be regarded as a danger area, into which nobody may 
enter while the device is running (safety area).

 If 

necessary, use ropes and warning signs to mark the 
safety area.

 

 

Keep children and curious persons away from the working 
area while operating this device.

 Distractions can lead 

to a loss of control. Ensure that children, persons, or 
animals do not enter your working area.

 

 

If the work has to be carried out by two or more 
persons simultaneously, always check other 
persons' presence and location to maintain a 
sufficient distance between each person to ensure 
safety.

 

 

Do not use this device at night, in fog or poor 
visibility. Otherwise, the working area will not be 
visible.

 

 

Summary of Contents for FX-AF1139

Page 1: ...Original User Manual FX AF1139_rev03...

Page 2: ...MOUNTING 12 6 3 1 FILLING THE FUEL TANK 12 6 3 2 ENGINE OIL 13 6 4 START UP 13 6 4 1 CONTROL POINTS BEFORE COMMISSIONING 13 6 4 2 STARTING THE ENGINE 13 6 4 3 CONTROL POINTS AFTER STARTING THE ENGINE...

Page 3: ...ended can lead to dangerous situations To avoid operating errors of this device please read all instructions in this manual before the first use All information in this manual is essential for your sa...

Page 4: ...evice Avoid inhaling the exhaust fumes This device produces dangerous gases such as carbon monoxide which can cause dizziness fainting or death Do not use this device if you are tired or under the inf...

Page 5: ...ecommendations into account Always wear gloves Make sure to keep your hands warm Take regular breaks Always hold the device firmly by the handles If you experience any white finger disease symptoms co...

Page 6: ...eaks clean these leaks entirely before starting move the device away from the spillage area and avoid any source of ignition until all vapours have disappeared Top up the fuel before starting the devi...

Page 7: ...off the device remove the spark plug and make sure the cutting tool is stopped before making adjustments adding fuel changing accessories cleaning transporting and storing it Such preventive safety me...

Page 8: ...re are no fuel leaks Always check the oil level before you start Capacity 0 6 litres Multipurpose oil 20W 40 Remove all keys or hand tools from the device and work area before starting the device Atte...

Page 9: ...is responsible for any hazards and accidents caused to other people or things The manufacturer is in no case liable for damages caused by improper or incorrect use of this device 5 2 DETAILED PRODUCT...

Page 10: ...acement cm 139 Maximum power kW revolutions min ISO 8893 2 2 3000 Fuel consumption at maximum output kg h 0 97 Number of milling tools 4 Milling tool height mm 120 Working width mm 360 Oil capacity l...

Page 11: ...the device until the defect is repaired or all missing parts are replaced Using the device without all parts or with defective parts can cause serious injury 6 2 ASSEMBLY 6 2 1 MOUNTING OF THE SPUR In...

Page 12: ...1 Select a suitable location to perform this operation 2 Remove the fuel filler cap and fill it with fuel 3 Close the fuel tank cap tightly and remove all fuel with a dry cloth that has spilt WARNING...

Page 13: ...nuts etc that the moving parts of the device have no contact with any object that the protective cover is correctly attached to the device that the milling tool is uncoupled see 6 4 1 1 that there ar...

Page 14: ...be visible Limit the further use of this system to a time limit of 10 minutes and pause 10 to 20 minutes between the individual work phases If you slip or fall stop the acceleration and move the swit...

Page 15: ...tions of the device to ensure efficient operation of the device We recommend that you take the device to your service technician for complete maintenance Before performing maintenance or repair work o...

Page 16: ...rew the oil filler cap Unscrew the plug and check the mark left by the oil on the dipstick The mark left by the oil must be between the minimum and maximum mark If the mark is below the minimum add a...

Page 17: ...el and transparent surface Drain the engine oil When sucking out the used oil Remove the engine oil plugs Y1 and suck out the engine oil by inserting the engine oil cleaner downwards If you choose to...

Page 18: ...device to the service department The cylinder is scratched Send your device to the service department The engine does not start Cold engine Send your device to the service department When the engine d...

Page 19: ...cutters The screw of the milling cutter is gone Tighten the screw Incorrect clutch setting or cable break Send your device to the service department Internal gear problem Send your device to the servi...

Page 20: ...in places near combustible materials straw or wood or gas or fuel Store the device in a place inaccessible to children or in an area that does not pose a possible danger to people dry clean and at a...

Page 21: ...hich it was placed on the market parts retrofitted by the end user and subsequent interventions are not considered Applicable EC Directives Directive 2010 26 EC Directive EMV 2014 30 EC Noise emission...

Page 22: ...Original User Manual FX AF1139_rev03 22...

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