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Ensure that you have good understanding 

of basic controls and functions of the unit, 

in particular learn how to stop and or shut 

off the engine. 

Do not allow anyone without proper in-

struction or training to operate the unit.

All operators of the unit should wear ap-

propriate clothing and protection gear  to 

prevent serious injury. Do not wear loose 

clothing and or jewelry, which can be 

caught in moving parts. Use sturdy gloves 

and non-skid footwear.

Keep the area clear of bystanders, children 

and pets. Never allow children to oper-

ate or play with the unit as the blades 

are sharp and dangerous and beware of  

overhead power lines etc. 

Use extra care when handling fuels.

They are flammable and the vapours are 

explosive. The following points should be

observed at all times: 

•  Use only an approved container.

•  Never remove the fuel cap or add fuel 

with the power source running. 

•  Allow engine and exhaust compo-

nents to cool down before re-fueling.

•  Do not smoke.

•  Never re-fuel indoors.

•  Never store the hedge trimmer or fuel 

container inside where there is an 

open flame etc. 

•  If fuel is spilled, do not attempt to 

start the power source, but move the 

hedge trimmer away from the spillage 

before starting.

•  Always replace and securely tighten 

the fuel cap after refuelling.

•  If the fuel tank is drained, this should 

be done outdoors.

If the cutting mechanism strikes any for-

eign objects or the hedge trimmer starts 

making unusual noise or vibrations, shut 

off the power source and allow the hedge 

trimmer to stop. Disconnect the spark 

plug wire from the spark plug and take the 

following steps:

•  Inspect for damage;

•  Check for, and tighten, any loose 

parts;

•  Have any damaged parts replaced o 

repaired with parts having equivalent 

specifications

OPERATION

Stop the engine before

•  Cleaning or when clearing a blockage,

•  Checking, carrying out maintenance 

or working on the hedge trimmer,

•  Adjusting the working position of the 

cutting device,

•  Leaving the hedge trimmer  

unattended.

Ensure that the hedge trimmer is correctly 

located in a designated working position

before starting the engine. 

While operating the hedge trimmer, always 

ensure that the operating position is safe 

and secure, especially when using steps or

a ladder.

Do not operate the hedge trimmer with

a damaged or excessively worn cutting

device.

Summary of Contents for LMSLP600

Page 1: ...LMSLP600 SAFETY AND OPERATING MANUAL PETROL HEDGE TRIMMER...

Page 2: ...2 TECHNICAL DATA 3 PREFACE 4 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 4 PARTS LISTING 6 ENGINE OPERATION 7 FUEL OIL MIXTURE 7 STARTING THE ENGINE 8 MAINTENANCE CARE 10 WARRANTY 11 TABLE OF CONTENTS...

Page 3: ...ENGINE Dimensions 1150 x 250 x 250 Engine Type 1E32F Displacement 22 5 cc 2 Stroke Engine Fuel 91 Unleaded Petrol Fuel Oil Mixture 40 1 Carburetor Diaphragm Rotation Mode Centrifugal Clutch Ignition...

Page 4: ...us bodily injury CAUTION A statement preceded by the word CAUTION contains information that should be acted upon to prevent machine damage Additional statements that are not preceded by the attention...

Page 5: ...there is an open flame etc If fuel is spilled do not attempt to start the power source but move the hedge trimmer away from the spillage before starting Always replace and securely tighten the fuel ca...

Page 6: ...the noise of the hedge trimmer MAINTENANCE STORAGE When the hedge trimmer is stopped for servicing inspection or storage shut off the power source disconnect the spark plug wire from the spark plug a...

Page 7: ...with care It is highly flammable Always refuel outdoors where there are no sparks and flames Do not inhale fuel vapors Do not let petrol or oil come in con tact with your skin Keep petrol and oil awa...

Page 8: ...e ensure you remove the blade cover prior to starting the engine STARTING A COLD ENGINE OR WARM ENGINE AFTER RUNNING OUT OF FUEL 1 Press the START STOP switch to the START position 2 Set the choke con...

Page 9: ...es being too rough or too big The blade has become worn The gap between the blade is too big which reduces the cutting power THE USE OF HANDLE To reduce fatigue when trimming hedges the handle can be...

Page 10: ...n Fuel pipe is damaged Tank lid is damaged Tighten Muffler Assembled items becoming loose Tighten ITEMS 20H 25H 50H 100H REMARKS ENGINE Clean the cylinder fan cover x Clean the air cleaner filter net...

Page 11: ...e fuel tank over the winter period will become stale and as a result the engine will not start For long term storage and at the end of the season the petrol tank should be drained Ensure that the engi...

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