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the user and/or the machine.
Do not bring any cutting elements near when the
machine is in use and the engine running.
If you slip or fall stop accelerating and move the
switch to “O” (Off).
Do not rely solely on the warning signs on the
machine.
Be always alert.
Do not use the machine if you are feeling tired,
unwell or under the effects of medication,
intoxicating substances or alcohol.
Do not use this machine at night, with fog and with
reduced visibility. Always make sure that you can
clearly see all the working area.
Limit the usage time of the machine to 10 minutes
and rest a further 10 to 20 minutes between working
sessions.
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.
Putt he harness before starting the machine and set
the machine to harness.
Always hold the unit with
both hands on the handlebars and support the weight
of the machine back by the harness.
Remember to always use the machine with clean
hands and without petrol and oil. Be particularly
attentive if you use the machine under the rain as the
ground will be slippery.
Clean the work area and eliminate any obstacles
that could cause accidents.
Check the area to be cut
and remove any objects that could cause the nylon
head of the machine to get tangled on. Also remove
any parts that the disc could violently hit causing these
to move in the direction of the user or other people
and/or animals.
Never leave this machine unattended.
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.
It is imperative that the engine is turned off when
carrying the machine from one working area to another.
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.
7.1. FIXING THE MACHINE AND GUIDANCE
Hold the machine with the harness and hands on the
handles.
Attention! do not use the machine with just one
hand.
Attention! Always keep an eye as to where the
electric cable is whilst working.
Be careful not to cut
the cable and ensure that your feet or any object get
tangled with the cable.
7.2. CUT WITH THE HEADER OF WIRE
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.
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