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Ensure that you have read, understood and observed all safety related instructions in the manual before commencing assembly. 
Non compliance with instructions may result in physical injury and/or machine damage.

 

ALWAYS disconnect the spark plug lead before starting the assembly. Accidentally starting the engine could result in serious 
or fatal injury.

 

Walk around the machine and across the work area to familiarise yourself with:

 

the work area,

your machine,

all safety labels.

Remove stones, sticks, wire and other objects that might be picked up and/or flung out, from the work area. Tall weeds may 
contain hidden obstacles. Familiarise yourself with the work area and remain alert to holes, stones, rough terrain and other 
hidden hazards.

 

Keep away from steep inclines, ditches and banks where the operator might lose his balance or lose control of the machine.

 

 ALWAYS be aware of the traffic when working alongside the road or pavement.

 

Ensure that no adults, children or pets are present in the work area. Keep children away from the work area and ensure that 
they are supervised by a responsible adult.

 

ONLY use the machine when visibility and light are satisfactory.

 

ALWAYS ensure that there is no danger of slipping. Always keep hold of the control handle.

 

Maintain a steady pace, NEVER  run.

 

The brush should stop when the operator lets go of the control handle. Regularly check this safety feature. If this feature 
doesn’t work, disconnect the spark plug lead and adjust the machine, or have it repaired, before using it again.

 

The machine must only be operated by appropriately trained adults. Actual use of the machine must be part of this training.

 

Never use the machine after or during the consumption of medication, drugs or alcohol.  The machine requires your full and 
undivided attention.

 

NEVER allow children to operate the machine.

 

ALWAYS keep hands and feet away from rotating parts, as they could sever body parts.

 

ALWAYS keep hands away from areas where they could be trapped.

 

Engine exhaust gases could result in serious or fatal injuries. NEVER allow the engine to run in an enclosed space.

 

ALWAYS protect the eyes, face and body with appropriate safety equipment and clothing. Wear sturdy footwear, gloves and 
safety goggles with side shields when using the brush unit. NEVER use it barefoot or whilst wearing open sandals or canvas 
shoes.

 

NEVER wear loose clothing, jewellery or have long hair that might become entangled in moving parts.

 

Protect the eyes, face and head from objects that might be flung out of the machine.

 

NEVER stand in front of the discharge outlet whilst using the machine.

 

NEVER direct the discharge outlet towards bystanders.

 

The operator is responsible for the safety of bystanders.

 

DO NOT touch components that have become hot. Wait until they have cooled down. Ensure that safety features or hoods 
are in place and operating correctly. NEVER modify or remove safety features.

 

Make sure that you have read and understood all instructions in the manual and comply with them when starting the 
machine. Familiarise yourself with the use of all control features.

 

the operation of all control elements,

how to STOP in the event of an emergency.

  NEVER attempt to start the engine before you have familiarised yourself with the control features and their operation.
  DO NOT tilt the machine when starting. Keep your feet at a safe distance when starting the engine.

 

  ONLY use the machine when the protective hood has been installed. Objects may be flung out, which could result in  

 

  damage or injury.

 

Only use replacement brushes recommended by the manufacturer.

 

Ensure that the brush head is ALWAYS in contact with the ground surface when in use.

 

Implement any necessary preventive measures when leaving the machine unsupervised. ALWAYS switch off the engine and 
disconnect the spark plug lead to prevent accidental starting or unauthorised use. Switch off the engine as soon as someone 
enters the work area.

 

NEVER attempt to adjust the machine whilst the engine is in operation (except when specifically instructed to do so).  Switch 
off the engine, disconnect the spark plug lead and wait until all moving parts are motionless before cleaning or maintaining the 
machine.

 

If you touch an object or the equipment is subject to abnormal vibration, switch off the machine immediately, wait until all 
moving parts are motionless and disconnect the spark plug lead. If necessary carry out repairs before restarting the machine.

 

ALWAYS switch off the engine, allow the brush head to come to a standstill and disconnect the spark plug lead before 
removing blockages or cleaning the machine.

 

DO NOT transport the machine whilst the engine is in operation.

 

To minimise the risk of fire and/or overheating keep the machine free from grass, leaves, dirt and excess lubricant.

 

Be particularly vigilant when approaching blind angles, shrubs, trees or other objects that might impair visibility.

 

DO NOT use the machine at excessive speed. DO NOT change the regulator settings on the engine and do not overload it.

 

Do not use the machine on gravel or loose material such as sand. Switch off the machine when crossing driveways, paths or 
roads to prevent damage or injury from material that may be flung out. DO NOT pull the machine backwards unless absolutely 
necessary. Look down and behind you before and during reversing. Be particularly careful if children are in the vicinity.

 

DO NOT operate on steep inclines.

 

NEVER leave the machine unsupervised whilst on a slope. Chock the wheels if you decide to park the machine on a slope.

 

Work across rather than up and down on a slope. Be particularly vigilant when changing direction on a slope.

 

This unit is equipped with an internal combustion engine. DO NOT use the machine on, or in the vicinity of, rough or wooded 
terrain or shrub land, unless the exhaust system is equipped with a spark arrestor which complies with local and national 

Summary of Contents for MVT-390

Page 1: ...0118 986 9253 Progrees House 39 Boulton Road Reading RG2 0NH www kerstenuk com info kerstenuk com Manufactured by Greijmans Groep BVBA Siberi straat 47 3900 Overpelt Belgium www greijmansgroep be Use...

Page 2: ...hat the above mentioned machine complies with all relevant requirements in the following EC directives EMC Directive 2004 108 EG in its latest version The 2000 14 EG Outdoor Noise Directive in its lat...

Page 3: ...CONTENTS Safety Assembly Operatingfeature functions Operation Maintenance Maintenanceandadjustment Troubleshooting Spareparts Storage Specifications...

Page 4: ...ffect on the performance durability and safety of the machine and may invalidate the guarantee Greijmans Groep bvba shall not be liable for any claims or damage incurred pertaining to the guarantee da...

Page 5: ...time and the right to modify or improve the product without a need for public notification or other obligations The descriptions and specifications in this manual apply at the time of it going to pres...

Page 6: ...rve any safety related information Be vigilant with respect to unsafe conditions and the possibility of minor moderate or serious injuries or fatal consequences Familiarise yourself with local regulat...

Page 7: ...nal purchaser i e is loaned rented or sold you must ALWAYS provide this manual and any necessary safety training before the machine is used HAZARD TOPREVENTSERIOUSORFATALINJURY Read the operating inst...

Page 8: ...e and operating correctly NEVER modify or remove safety features Make sure that you have read and understood all instructions in the manual and comply with them when starting the machine Familiarise y...

Page 9: ...arts are motionless and components have cooled down and disconnect the spark plug lead before checking maintaining adjusting or repairing the machine Remove grass leaves and other residue from the mac...

Page 10: ...ing columns in Maintenance and Adjustment 4 Tighten the star knobs for the steering column to lock the upper steering column Engine crankcase oil Fill the engine crankcase with sufficient oil of the c...

Page 11: ...k that the engine crankcase is filled with oil Familiarise yourself with the location and operation of all operating features Check their operation before starting the engine 1 Brush head 2 Wire brush...

Page 12: ...of the brush Point the rotor on the machine to the right if you are brushing with the right hand side of the brush Refer to Maintenance and Adjustment on how to adjust the machine REFILLING THE FUEL...

Page 13: ...Pull the handle to the steering column to engage the brush head 4 Once the brush head has been engaged slowly walk forward to start brushing MOVING TO A DIFFERENT WORK AREA When crossing a road or cle...

Page 14: ...sh attachments are locked into the holder Replace wire brush attachments if they have worn away to less than 5 cm Refer to Maintenance and Adjustment for specific instructions CHECK OPERATION DEAD MAN...

Page 15: ...Disconnect the spark plug lead 2 Clean the area around the oil cap 3 Tilt the unit to the right 4 Place an oil container under the oil cap 5 Remove the oil cap and allow the oil to drain out If neces...

Page 16: ...l wire brush attachments If necessary remove dirt from the brush head and check it for possible defects Insert the new wire brush attachment with round notch facing down into the brush head insert the...

Page 17: ...as soon as the dead man s handle is released The operating lead should have sufficient play when the handle is fully released If the brush head does not switch off completely when the dead man s hand...

Page 18: ...a few minutes before attempting to start again 6 Replace or readjust the spark plug 7 Empty the fuel tank and refill it with fresh fuel 8 Clean the dirt screen and cooling fins 9 Clean the carburettor...

Page 19: ...el system If fuel is left in the fuel system for a long time without stabilizer it will deteriorate in quality Deposits can have an adverse effect on the carburettor and fuel lines fuel filter and tan...

Page 20: ...cm 39 Maximum height steering columns cm 105 11 Minimumheight when folded cm 56 Length cm 147 02 Minimum length when folded cm 94 62 Width cm 55 88 Weight kg 42 00 Brush head speed max revs min 1710 D...

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