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FPHT26-4
In
more
detail
. . .
Starting cold engine
NOTE:
For a cold start, make sure that the rear handle (6) is in the upright
position.
1. Place the equipment on a flat and stable surface. The cutting device (1) should not
touch ground or any objects.
2. Set the stop switch (11) to
I
(Fig. 12).
3. Press the primer (14) 6 times until the bubble is filled with fuel (Fig. 13).
4. Set the choke lever (15) to CLOSE
position (Fig. 14).
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14
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5. Hold the equipment securely to the
ground with your left hand (Fig. 15).
6. Pull the recoil starter handle (5)
slowly with your right hand until you
feel a definite resistance and then
give it a brisk, strong pull. Repeat
until the engine attempts to start but
no more than 3-4 times (Fig. 15). If
the engine already started within
4 times, skip step 8 below.
7. Set the choke lever (16) to
OPEN
position.
8. Pull the recoil starter handle (5) until
you feel a definite resistance. Repeat until the engine starts (Fig. 15).
9. Let the equipment run in idle for 1 to 2 minutes to let it warm up.
Starting warm engine
1. Place the equipment on a flat and stable surface. The cutting device (1) should not
touch ground or any objects.
2. Set the stop switch (11) to
I
(Fig. 16).
3. Set the choke lever (15) to OPEN
position (Fig. 17).
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Operation
