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NOTE

If the troubleshooting guide does not resolve the problem, please contact the dealer.

Use only manufacturer recommended parts otherwise a hazard risk arises.

10. TROUBLESHOOTING

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Summary of Contents for HYMT5200

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Page 2: ...NG PROCEDURE 22 23 5 STOPPING PROCEDURE 23 6 USING THE MACHINE 24 29 7 MAINTENANCE 30 35 8 STORAGE 36 9 SPECIFICATION 23 28 10 TROUBLE SHOOTING 37 11 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 38 12 RECYCLING AND PRODUCT DISPOSAL 39 13 CONTACT DETAILS 40 14 WARRANTY 40 15 MANUAL UPDATES 40 INDEX ...

Page 3: ...e following warning signs symbols and or PPE pictograms may ap pear throughout this manual You MUST adhere to their warnings Failure to doso may result in personal injury to yourself or those around you DANGER Indicates a hazard which if not avoided could result in serious injury or death WARNING Indicates a hazard which if not avoided could result in serious injury CAUTION Indicates a hazard whic...

Page 4: ...se 1 14 To avoid carbon monoxide poisoning DO NOT use Petrol Diesel powered equipment inside any of the following Home garage tent camper van mobile home caravan or boat This is not exhaustive and if you are in any doubt contact your dealer 1 15 If you think you have or someone around you has been affected by carbon monoxide poisoning 1 16 Get them fresh air immediately by leaving the affected are...

Page 5: ...s are but not limited to safety gloves overalls 1 33 When fueling de fueling ALWAYS avoid inhaling fumes 1 34 When de fueling ALWAYS use a proper fuel retriever 1 35 ALWAYS carry fuel in the correct and clearly marked container 1 40 Electrical Safety where applicable 1 41 Electricity can kill NEVER work on LIVE ENERGISED equipment 1 42 Prior to carrying out any maintenance work you MUST identify e...

Page 6: ...to another part of your face or body 1 59 Gasses from charging batteries are highly flammable and great care should be taken to charge in well ventilated areas 1 59 1 There is an explosion risk if the battery terminals are short circuited when connecting disconnecting ALWAYS exercise great care so that the terminals or battery leads are NOT allowed to touch and cause a spark ALWAYS use suitable in...

Page 7: ...or sandals 1 84 Under the influence of drink or drugs or as a result of having taken medication for cold or flu or any other times when a possibility exists that your judgement might be impaired or that you might not be able to operate the machine properly and in a safe manner 1 85 Suffering from exhaustion or lack of sleep 1 86 When the ground is slippery or when other conditions exist which migh...

Page 8: ...roduct 1 93 Make sure you keep this manual handy so you may refer to it whenever questions arise and ensure you pass this manual on if the machine is loaned or sold 1 94 Correct Personal Protective Equipment PPE MUST be worn at all times when operating or repairing this machine This should include but is not limited to ...

Page 9: ...Line 2 Face Mask 9 Tool Kit 3 Full Harness 10 Grass Trimmer Attachment 4 2 Stroke Mixing Bottle 11 Chainsaw Attachment 5 Ear Defenders 12 Extension Pole 6 8 Tooth Brush Cutter Blade 13 Hedge Trimmer Attachment 7 Gloves 14 Power Unit 2 PART LOCATIONS ...

Page 10: ...sembly If anything is missing or damaged please email aftersales genpower co uk Parts Required 3 0 Place the main head unit on a firm and level work surface and place the rubber sleeve on the shaft between the foam handle and the split shaft connector joint 3 1 Insert the 4 nuts from the allen bolts into the underside of the lower handle 3 2 Fit the lower handle to the underside of the shaft over ...

Page 11: ...n the upper handle lines up with the groove on the rubber sleeve 3 4 Loosely insert the 4 allen bolts through the upper handle into the lower handle 3 5 Move the handle assembly up and down the shaft until you find a comfortable working position then fully tighten all 4 bolts ...

Page 12: ...12 Parts Required 1 Central Nut 4 Drive Washer 2 Large Domed Washer 5 Threaded Drive Shaft 3 Small Domed Washer GRASS TRIMMER BRUSH CUTTER Drive Head Assembly ...

Page 13: ...d 3 7 Align the hole on the black outer collar with the hole on the main drive shaft highlighted by turning the shaft until they line up 6 3 8 Insert the allen key through both holes locking the drive shaft in place 3 9 Undo the central nut and remove 3 10 Remove the large domed washer store in the tool kit bag 3 11 Remove the small domed washer store in the tool kit bag GRASS TRIMMER ...

Page 14: ...rrows on the trimmer head with the line on the trimmer bump feed 3 16 Insert the nylon trimmer cord straight through the trimmer head until it extends through the opposite hole and pull through until each side has equal lengths of trimmer line 3 17 Twist the centre knob clockwise to wind in the trimmer line to the desired length 3 18 Ensure that the cord faces the right direction You must also ens...

Page 15: ...ve shaft in place 3 22 Undo the central nut and remove 3 23 Remove the large domed washer store in the tool kit bag 3 24 Remove the small domed washer store in the tool kit bag 3 25 Select one of the two brush cutter blades and insert over the drive washer ensuring the locating ring on the washer sits inside the hole on the brush cutter blade 3 26 Place the small domed washer over the threaded sha...

Page 16: ...re in reverse NOTE The hedge trimmer attachment requires no assembly 3 30 To adjust the cutting angle lift the lock lever with your finger and hold 3 31 Push down on the angle adjustment lever 3 32 This will allow you up to 180 of adjustment in the trimmer head Once the cutting angle has been selected release both levers to lock in place HEDGE TRIMMER ...

Page 17: ...stalled in the correct direction of travel This will be indicated by an arrow on the chain 3 33 Using the spanner provided undo the chain sprocket cover nut 3 34 Remove the chain sprocket cover to reveal the chain sprocket 3 35 Loop the chain around the chain bar so it sits in the groove on the chain bar NOTE check the direction of chain travel CHAINSAW CHAINSAW ...

Page 18: ... Lift the tip of the chainsaw bar up to simulate the cutting position 3 39 Turn the chain tension adjustment screw clockwise until the chain begins to pull tight on the bottom of the chain bar 3 40 To adjust to the correct chain tension gently pull the chain away from the bottom of the guide bar until the drive link just remains engaged in the groove of the chain bar and you can still freely rotat...

Page 19: ...lly designed to work with chainsaws 3 43 Loosen the large hand wheel on the upper shaft 3 44 Press down on the locking lever 3 45 Align the locking cut out on the attachment shaft to the tab on the quick release lever 3 46 Push the attachment into the upper shaft and release the locking lever until it clicks in to place in the cut out on the attachment shaft ...

Page 20: ...can be adjusted at multiple point to adjust the harness pull on the tabs until it fits you comfortably giving an even weight distribution 3 51 Place the thigh protector on the right hand side of your body to provide protection from the machine 3 52 Clip the harness to the harness point on the main shaft 3 53 Loosen the bolt on the harness point and move it up and down the shaft until you find a co...

Page 21: ...e it is properly secured or supported to limit damage to the machine 3 56 Pull up on the red tab and the machine should quickly detach itself from the harness 3 57 To reattach the harness to the clip place the clip over the hook on the harness 3 58 Slide the release pin back into the slot on the harness to hold it back in place ...

Page 22: ...e the fuel cap and fill with a 2 stroke fuel oil mix DO NOT overfill Allow a 25mm gap from the top of the fuel tank to allow for fuel expansion 4 1 Prime the carburettor by repeatedly pressing the primer bulb until fuel is visible in the bulb 4 2 COLD START Move the choke lever UP to the closed position 4 3 WARM START Move the choke lever DOWN to the open position 4 STARTING PROCEDURE Fill Level ...

Page 23: ...back return it to the start position slowly 4 7 COLD START As the engine begins to warm move the choke lever DOWN to the open position to allow the engine to run smoothly 5 0 Release the throttle trigger and allow the engine to idle under no load for 20 to 30 seconds 5 1 Move the ignition switch to the OFF O position 5 2 The engine will now stop 5 3 Allow the engine to cool completely before stori...

Page 24: ...ess down on the throttle lock lever 6 1 Lift the throttle lever and drive to the attachment will begin The lock out lever can then be released but will need to be depressed again if you release the throttle trigger 6 2 To adjust the resistance on the throttle lever turn the resistance knob clockwise or anti clockwise to a comfortable setting for use 6 3 DO NOT switch the engine off while the throt...

Page 25: ...ing motion will depend on the material being cut Heavy growth will require a slower action than light growth 6 9 Never swing the machine hard as to lose your balance 6 10 Try to control the cutting motion with your hips rather than placing the full workload on your arms 6 11 Ensure that the area to be cleared is free of debris wire and any other materials that may become entangled around the trimm...

Page 26: ... Use a slow deliberate action to cut heavy growth The rate of cutting motion will depend on the material being cut Heavy growth will require a slower action than light growth 6 21 Never swing the machine hard as to lose your balance 6 22 Try to control the cutting motion with your hips rather than placing the full workload on your arms or hands 6 23 Make sure the harness adjustment is correct 6 24...

Page 27: ...l allow you up to 180 of adjustment in the trimmer head Once the cutting angle has been selected release both levers to lock in place 6 36 Check with your local authority there are no seasonal bans on hedge trimming in your area 6 37 Never work from a ladder stool or any other raised position that is not fully secured 6 38 Check the area to be cut for cables wire or any other obstruction that coul...

Page 28: ...or other obstructions that may unexpectedly fall when using the chainsaw 6 47 Start from the lowest point and work up this prevents cut branches becoming entangled and causing a hazard 6 48 Only work in suitable conditions and avoid high winds 6 49 To remove a branch from a tree delimbing cut the branch in to manageable sections rather than removing the entire branch in one go 6 50 Let the chainsa...

Page 29: ...e influence of alcohol medication or any other form of drugs 6 60 The operator is responsible for the safety of this machine 6 61 Bystanders and animals must be at least 15m away from the operator when using this tool If approached stop working immediately and do not continue until the person s have left the area 6 62 Allow the machine to do the work do not force it 6 63 Do not operate in adverse ...

Page 30: ... CAUTION Always refuel in a well ventilated area with the engine off and cool Only qualified persons should attempt to maintain or repair this machine Only use manufacturer recommended parts 7 MAINTENANCE ...

Page 31: ...ris entering the carburettor 7 1 Undo the air filter housing nut and remove the air filter cover 7 2 Remove the sponge plate from the top of the air filter to reveal the foam air filter element 7 3 Remove the foam element and wash in a warm soap solution If the air filter shows any signs or wear or damage it must be replaced before using the machine 7 4 Allow the air filter to air dry and then soa...

Page 32: ...er bore 7 10 Inspect the spark plug and spark plug washer for any damage and replace immediately if required 7 11 Remove carbon deposits from the spark plug electrode by gently brushing with a soft wire brush 7 12 The spark plug gap should be 0 6 0 7mm Check the plug gap using a feeler gauge and adjust as necessary by carefully bending the side electrode to achieve the correct gap 7 13 Refit the s...

Page 33: ...ere is a visible gap between them then the rail is normal If there is no gap then the rail is worn and the bar will need to be corrected or replaced 7 20 It is important the chain is kept sharp for safe and smooth operation Always wear gloves when handling the chain 7 21 Your chain will require sharpening when Sawdust becomes power like You need to apply extra force to saw wood The cut way does no...

Page 34: ... push straight forward Keep the file position as illustrated 7 25 After every cutter has been set check the depth gauge and file to the proper level as illustrated 7 26 Make sure every cutter has the same length and edge angles as illustrated below ...

Page 35: ...e cooling fins are kept free and clear of any debris NOTE Proper storage of the machine will prevent possible damage or starting issues 8 0 Perform all the general maintenance on the machine as outlined in this manual 8 1 Clean the outside of the machine 8 2 Remove all the fuel from the fuel tank then run the machine at idle until it cuts out This will remove the remaining fuel from fuel lines and...

Page 36: ...l dB A 115 Max Speed rpm 7500 Power kw 1 56 Start Method Easy Recoil Drive Type Splined Split Shaft Nylon Line Length Diameter mm 3m 2 5mm Cutting Width mm 255mm for Brush Cutter Blade 400 450mm for Grass Trimmer Head Hedge Trimmer Length mm 430 Chainsaw Bar Length mm 295 Extension Shaft Length mm 800 Chainsaw Assembled Length mm 3270 with extension pole Hedge Trimmer Assembled Length mm 3440 with...

Page 37: ...37 NOTE If the troubleshooting guide does not resolve the problem please contact the dealer Use only manufacturer recommended parts otherwise a hazard risk arises 10 TROUBLESHOOTING ...

Page 38: ...ame Model HYMT5200 Type Serial No Petrol Garden Multi Tool Net installed power 52cc The technical documentation is kept by Roland Llewellin Genpower Ltd Isaac Way Pembroke Dock Pembrokeshire SA72 4RW The conformity assessment procedure followed was in accordance with annex V of the Directive Notified Body TüV SüV Product Sevice GmbH Zertifizierstelle Riddlerstraße 65 80339 MüNCHEN Germany Certific...

Page 39: ... or recycling centre 12 4 Certain products contain batteries which should not be disposed of in your domestic waste 12 5 You MUST recycle batteries in accordance with your local authority or recycling centre 12 6 Unwanted packaging and materials should be stored and taken to a recycling centre so it can be disposed of in a manner which is compatible with the environment 12 7 The following symbol m...

Page 40: ...owerequipment co uk warranty For full warranty terms and conditions please visit https hyundaipowerequipment co uk support warranty information 15 0 Our manuals are constantly being reviewed and updated However if you find and error omission something you find unclear please contact your dealer for assistance 15 1 Our latest manuals are also placed online 15 2 We reserve the right to make any modi...

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