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1.1.2 Extension

12. Locking screw

26. Locking pin 

26a. Cover 

27. Extension 

a. Lock-holes

1.1.3 Pole-mounted powered pruner

a. Lock-holes

28. Oil tank

29. Chain

30. Blade

1.1.4 Brush cutter

a. Lock-holes

15. Cutting protection

16. Knife

1.1.5 Grass trimmer

a. Lock-holes

14. Spools of thread 

15. Cutting protection 

A2

26

A3

29

28

27

a

A4

A5

30

26a

12

a

15.

16

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Summary of Contents for PETROL 4-IN-1

Page 1: ...ax 49 0 8702 45338 98 E Mail info matrix direct net Read these operating instructions carefully before use Original Operating Instructions PETROL 4 IN 1 GARDEN MULTI TOOL SET EN Art No 310 550 630 PLU...

Page 2: ...2 1 2 3 4 5 6 20 17 19 16 18...

Page 3: ...16 5 Operation 26 6 Working with petrol brush cutter trimmer 27 7 Working with petrol pole mounted powered pruner 29 8 Cleaning maintenance and storage 31 9 List of recommended cutting tools and guard...

Page 4: ...Rear handle 2 Throttle lever 3 Operating switch 4 Unlocking 5 Air filter 6 Cable pull 7 Petrol tank 8 Oil filler pipe dipstick 9 Spark plug assembly 10 Choke lever 11 Primer 12 Locking screw 13 Should...

Page 5: ...ck holes 1 1 3 Pole mounted powered pruner a Lock holes 28 Oil tank 29 Chain 30 Blade 1 1 4 Brush cutter a Lock holes 15 Cutting protection 16 Knife 1 1 5 Grass trimmer a Lock holes 14 Spools of threa...

Page 6: ...6 1 1 6 Hedge trimmer a Lock holes 31 Knife 32 Handle 33 Unlocking 34 Locking device A6 a 33 31 32 34...

Page 7: ...r Loose clothing jewellery or long hair could get caught by the moving parts Wear suitable tight tight fitting work clothing Keep body parts and clothing away from the cutting tool when starting or op...

Page 8: ...losion In case of emergency contact your fire department Always stand below the cutting tool when cutting on the slope Always make sure that there are no objects or similar things accumulate in the co...

Page 9: ...d head in the protective hood or in the engine Operate the device only with protection guard Always switch off the appliance from before you turn it off Pay attention to the risk of injury in the area...

Page 10: ...serious injuries and property damage Let your device to be repaired only by qualified personnel and only with original spare parts This will ensure that the safety of the device is maintained Kickbac...

Page 11: ...e you refuel or operate the device Wipe up any spilled fuel immediately Examine the device for any leaks Do not use the device if you find any leaks While the engine is running or if the engine is hot...

Page 12: ...nd never saw with the rail s tip risk of blowback There is always danger of blowback when the tip of the rail touches wood or other objects The chain saw will become uncontrollable and can be pushed w...

Page 13: ...protective helmet and ear protection Wear safety shoes Wear safety gloves The distance between the machine and third parties must be at least 15 m 5 6 X Primer Beware of hot surfaces 114 Guaranteed s...

Page 14: ...commercial purposes Any other us or use going beyond this is considered as improper use The risk is borne by the user Intended use also includes observing the operating and installation instructions a...

Page 15: ...lWA 103 50 dB A Uncertainty K 2 5 dB A Vibration level according to EN ISO 22867 Front handle 5 065 m s2 Rear handle 3 516 m s2 Uncertainty K 1 5 m s2 Guaranteed sound power levelWA 114 dB A Angle ran...

Page 16: ...mmer Pruner Hedge trimmer Combination Device Handle Assembly 1 Assembly a b 21 c 1a Secure the handle 1a to the drive unit with the 4 fixing screws a and the nuts b of the drive unit c 21 1a 4 2 Brush...

Page 17: ...safe Leave the support flange 17 on the shaft Lock the shaft of the brush cutter at the intended place with a screwdriver or with the provided Allen key 21 Turn the thread spool 14 counter clockwise...

Page 18: ...es and the thicket knife must be mounted Do not remove the protective cover for the cutting edges 15 when you replace the thread spool 14 or blade 16 Fix the protective cover for the cutting edges 15...

Page 19: ...in 26 locks in place Check pulling apart on a trial and error basis Fold down the cover 26a and secure the assemblies by tightening the locking screw 12 Release of drive unit and assembly Loosen the l...

Page 20: ...unit 30 Start at the top of the blade if possible Be sure to pay attention to the correct cutting direction There are direction arrows which must coincide with the running direction on the blade on th...

Page 21: ...iner when filling Always use a funnel to fill Never use waste oil for chain lubrication Used oil does not have the necessary lubricating properties is harmful to the environment and causes skin cancer...

Page 22: ...the ends of the assemblies to be connected Make sure that the locking pin 26 locks in place Check pulling apart on a trial and error basis Fold down the cover 26a and secure the assemblies by tighteni...

Page 23: ...pulling apart on a trial and error basis Fold down the cover 26a and secure the assemblies by tightening the locking screw 12 Carry out procedure separately for drive unit and extension Release of dri...

Page 24: ...d powered pruner unit must be used with the carrying strap 13 First of all balance the machine when it is switched off Put on the carrying strap 13 Adjust the strap length in such a way that the snap...

Page 25: ...before starting work Fill in petrol Slowly unscrew the lid of the tank 7 so that pressure and petrol vapours can escape safely It is best to fill the fuel with a funnel and tighten the lid again Fill...

Page 26: ...e for good operating condition Never use a damaged poorly adjusted or badly maintained or incompletely and safely mounted device Set the operating switch 3 to On position I Place the choke lever 10 at...

Page 27: ...control when the appliance is switched off the first time you work with a petrol brush cutter The petrol brush cutter is designed in such a way that it is controlled by the operator only on the right...

Page 28: ...to the ground the greater the risk that cutting material and foreign objects are thrown sideways For an adequate protective equipment during the use care must be taken in accordance with the operatin...

Page 29: ...tree branch or other from an unsafe ground Do not saw strong branches in one cut but always in several steps Place the saw chain on the branch for cutting Apply light pressure to guide the unit but do...

Page 30: ...omes in contact with a solid object such as a branch or is trapped These forces can lead to loss of control and injuries Understanding the formation of these forces can help you to avoid the moment of...

Page 31: ...l be uncontrollable and can be pushed with great force in the direction of the operator 1 Be aware of the forces and situations that can cause the chain to jam to the top of the rail 2 Do not cut more...

Page 32: ...n accessible fastening screws and nuts You will avoid excessive wear and damage to the device if you follow the instructions in this manual The user is responsible for all damage caused by non observa...

Page 33: ...be replaced with one of the same type Strong encrustation on the spark plug may be due to Too much oil in the petrol mixture bad oil quality overaged petrol blend or clogged air filter Turn the spark...

Page 34: ...n the new spools of thread Turn them so that the notches on the thread spool cover align with the eyelets in the spools of thread case Now push the thread spool cover together with the thread spools u...

Page 35: ...all knives In case of uneven angles the chain will run irregularly wear out quickly and break prematurely 8 2 6 Care of the guide rail Turn over the rail each time you sharpen or replace the chain Th...

Page 36: ...nife with string Since these requirements can only be met with sufficient and regular practice Use a file holder A file holder must be used by hand to sharpen the saw chain manually The correct filing...

Page 37: ...lubricated Store the Brush cutter Grass trimmer Pruner Hedge trimmer Combination device in a dry place out of the reach of children and without risk of fire 8 4 1 Restart after longer work breaks 1 Ch...

Page 38: ...at the cutting attachment is properly installed and secured Do not use a hedge trimmer or cutting attachment if they are damaged or warped Replace or repair the components before use Make sure that th...

Page 39: ...acturer Warning The hedge trimmer with articulated arm must not be transported or put down with the engine running The running engine could accidentally accelerate and thus cause the blade to vibrate...

Page 40: ...fe and safe use Check the completeness of all components of the device before mounting the unit Cutting attachment blade cover Operation manual Tool set for routine maintenance Check all components an...

Page 41: ...ard into the notch and tighten the screw on the connecting piece See A 40 A40 2 5 7 Disassembly of the tubes 1 Place the hedge trimmer on a clean even surface and loosen the screw of the connecting pi...

Page 42: ...ecess Make sure that the cutting attachment is not jammed in the recess Then tighten the screw of the hand guard with a screwdriver Adjustment of the hedge trimmer with articulated arm Warning The kni...

Page 43: ...e even when the engine is idling A47 Various blade angles are possible The hedge trimmer can be adjusted in 12 different angles from 80 to 90 with respect to the outer tube see A 47 On the previous pa...

Page 44: ...e branch you wish to cut Watch out for falling branches Remember that a branch can spring back on the ground after the fall Working position Hold the control lever with your right hand and the shaft w...

Page 45: ...cutting across a bed A 52 A52 Operation of the hedge trimmer with articulated arm A53 Always wear a helmet to avoid head injuries while using the device Tie your long hair above shoulder level Always...

Page 46: ...intenance after 10 15 operating hours Lubricate the hedge trimmer s transmission housing by injecting one or two strokes of lithium grease into the gearbox with a grease gun with hand lever See A 55 C...

Page 47: ...nts damage caused by excessive tightening of the clamping screw 1 Loosen the clamping screw of the gearbox housing 2 Remove the index screw from the gearbox 1 A56 3 Pull the gearbox out of the tube Us...

Page 48: ...nternal error drive shaft gearbox Defective coupling Switch off the engine and remove the object Contact the service point Contact the service point Device works intermittently splutters Carburetor is...

Page 49: ...enew the chain Saw chain gets hot or saw chain lubrication does not work No oil in the tank Oil supply clogged Chain tension too high Chain dull Refill oil Clean the oil supply line Set chain tension...

Page 50: ...EN ISO 10517 2009 A1 EN ISO 14982 2009 EN ISO 12100 2010 Noise emission 2000 14 EC Annex III 2005 88 EC guaranteed sound power level LWA 114 dB A conformity assessment procedures 2000 14 EC Annex V Mo...

Page 51: ...nty for damage and defects on appliances or their parts caused by the use of excessive force improper treatment and servicing This also applies for failures to comply with the operating manual and the...

Page 52: ...52 PETROL 4 IN 1 GARDEN MULTI TOOL SET PGT 4 in 1 S EN WARRANTY Purchased at in city street Name of customer Street address Postal code city Telephone Date signature Fault description...

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