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Avoid operating the equipment in wet grass, where
feasible. Take special care when using this machine
in the rain or after rain because the ground is slippery
and you can slip.
If you slip or fall stop accelerating and move the
switch to “O” (Off).
Do not bring any cutting elements near when the
machine is in use and the engine running.
Do not rely solely on the warning signs on the
machine. Be always alert.
It is neccesary to pay attention to posible loosening
or overheating of parts of the machine. If you detect
any anomalies stop inmediatly the machine and check
it carefully. In case of failure take the machine to
the repair service. In any case you should continue
working if you feel that the performance is not correct.
Remember to always use the machine with clean
hands and without petrol and oil.
Clean the work area and eliminate any obstacles that
could cause accidents. Check the working area and
remove any objects that could cause the cutting tool
of the machine to get tangled on. Also remove any
parts that the cutting tool could violently hit causing
these to move in the direction of the user or other
people and/or animals.
Do not allow any other person into the work area.
All other people must be at least at a distance of 15
metres as it is a dangerous area.
Never leave this machine unattended.
It is imperative that the engine is turned off when
carrying the machine from one working area to another.
Never touch elements that can be hot during
the start up or operating the machine, for example,
the escape, sparks or high voltage cables.
Do not use accessories except those recommended
by our company as otherwise the use of other non
original accessories could cause severe damages to
the end user, to passers-by and to the machine.
Always follow the safety rules stated in this manual.
7.1. FIXING THE MACHINE AND GUIDANCE
Hold the machine with the harness,
hands on the handles and with the
right hand in such a position that you
can action the controls (accelerator
and security switch).
Attention! So as to reduce the risk of loss of control
and possible damages (that could even be fatal) to the
end user and/or those surrounding him, never use this
machine single handedly.
7.1.1. CUT WITH THE NYLON HEAD
WARNING: Wear eye and audible protection at all
times. Do not look directly to the cutting line because
can cause serious damage to the head and the eyes.
Use the head line in difficult areas.
If the header hits a rock or other object stop the
machine and check its status. Do not use damaged or
poorly balanced heads.
Hold the brush cutter in the way
that the head do not touch the
ground and with an inclination of
20º in the sense you are cutting.
Make cuts from the left to the right to prevent that the
grass fall into the cutting area. Be careful to not hit the
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