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Do not turn off the engine by closing the air choke, 

as this could damage the engine.

PLEASE NOTE!

   

   STOPPING THE ENGINE

STOPPING THE ENGINE

1.  Move the throttle lever to the idle position and allow the engine to run 

12-20 seconds before moving the lever to the “Stop” position. (fig. 20).

2.  Set the engine switch to the “OFF” position (fig. 21).
Never leave the snow blower unattended with the engine running.

ATTACHMENTS

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    CONNECTING THE ENGINE BLOCK AND ATTACHMENTS 

CONNECTING THE ENGINE BLOCK AND ATTACHMENTS 

(sweeper / snow blower)

(sweeper / snow blower)

1. Place the sweeper / snow blower in an open area.
2.  Before connecting the sweeper, make sure that both casters 

(fig. 21) are in the highest position (casters must not touch 

the ground).

3.  Grasp the handle of the engine block and move it towards the 

attachment.

4.  Lower the engine block so that the rod (fig. 19, C) fits into two hooks (fig. 19, D) by locking both gears. 

You will hear a distinct click.

5.  Make sure that the two gears are in the correct position, and then press the upper pedal (fig. 19, B) 

towards the tie rod (fig. 19, E). You will hear a distinct click.

6. After attaching the snow blower, the machine is ready for use.

7. After attaching the sweeper, follow the steps below:

• Remove the guide rod (fig. 18, C) from the hook (fig. 18, B).

• Remove the pin (fig. 18, A) from the guide rod (fig. 18, C).

• Press the guide rod (fig. 18 C) against the hole in the sweeper.

• Insert the pin (fig. 18, A) into the guide rod (fig. 18, C).
The sweeper is now ready for use.

Fig. 18

Fig. 17

 

 

    DISCONNECTING THE ENGINE BLOCK AND ATTACHMENTS 

DISCONNECTING THE ENGINE BLOCK AND ATTACHMENTS 

(sweeper / snow blower)

(sweeper / snow blower)

1.  When using the machine as a sweeper, proceed as follows (fig. 18): 

• Remove the pin (fig. 18, A) from the guide rod (fig. 18, C). 

• Pull the guide rod (fig. 18, C) off the machine. 

•  Attach the guide rod (fig. 18, C) to the hook (fig. 18 B) to fix it. 

When using the machine as a snow blower, skip this step.

2. Hold the machine handle firmly.
3. Press the lower pedal (fig. 19, A) next to the connection according to fig. 20.
4. The upper pedal (fig. 19, B and fig. 20 B) will disengage from the connection (fig. 19, E).
5. Raise the engine block to disengage the attachment.

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Summary of Contents for KS 7HP-MFM 60

Page 1: ...0 KS 7HP MFM 80E Attachments Dust box KS MFM DB 60 KS MFM DB 80 Snow blower KS MFM SB 60 Snow shovel KS MFM SS 60 KS MFM SS 80 Multifunction machine EN Please read this manual carefully before use Own...

Page 2: ...sonal injury and property damage The K nner S hnen multifunction machine complies with the current European safety standards Never attempt to make any changes to the design of the device OBSERVE THE F...

Page 3: ...consumption L h 1 2 1 8 1 2 1 8 Crankcase volume L 0 6 0 6 Gearbox capacity g 160 160 Engine start manual electric 230 V Wheel size 13 4 1 6 Noise level Lpa 7m Lwa dB 104 dB A 104 dB A Net dimensions...

Page 4: ...0 100 445 800 100 445 Gross dimensions L W H mm 620 465 110 820 465 110 Net weight kg 6 6 8 8 Gross weight kg 7 7 9 8 SNOW BLOWER ATTACHMENT KS MFM SB 60 Chute turning 190 Snow throwing range m 0 10 M...

Page 5: ...not to lose small parts Check the documentation in the carton including this owner s manual Remove the disassembled parts from the carton Take the machine out of the carton Dispose of the carton and...

Page 6: ...on with the machine To install the handle proceed as follows 1 Bring the two tubes at the ends of the handle A to the support B 2 Insert the screws into the holes and secure them with nuts MOUNTING TH...

Page 7: ...fuel valve fig 8 2 Pump the fuel system over several times depending on the season fig 9 3 Close the air choke fig 10 4 Set the throttle valve to full speed fig 11 5 Pull the starter handle slightly...

Page 8: ...Check the machine controls in a neutral area Make sure you are in a safe area away from traffic and other hazards Check the fasteners and make sure they are secure Replace any damaged or worn fastene...

Page 9: ...trol of the machine During cleaning do not move in the direction of people buildings vehicles or other objects that may be damaged by debris scatter Do not operate controls when the engine is off When...

Page 10: ...ontheengineattachmentsisnotallowed Theoperatormustbeinthecorrectworkingpositionwhenoperatingtheequipment Neverleavetheequipmentunattendedwiththeenginerunningorwiththebucketraised Donotmodifyorremovean...

Page 11: ...osition and then press the upper pedal fig 19 B towards the tie rod fig 19 E You will hear a distinct click 6 After attaching the snow blower the machine is ready for use 7 After attaching the sweeper...

Page 12: ...every 50 operating hours Every 6 months or every 100 operating hours Every year or every 200 operating hours Inspection and tightening of fasteners Check Engine oil Level check Replacement Transmissi...

Page 13: ...multifunction machine for extended periods to avoid the harmful effects of vibration on the human body WARNING DANGER STORAGE 10 TROUBLESHOOTING 11 Do not store the snow blower with a dirty brush Bris...

Page 14: ...d to the mains supply or misused If the claimed malfunction cannot be diagnosed or demonstrated If proper operation of the product can be restored following cleaning from dust and dirt appropriate adj...

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