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 2.4  MAINTENANCE, STORAGE 

AND TRANSPORT

Ensure regular maintenance and 

correct storage to maintain machine 

safety and high performance level.

  Never use the machine with worn or 

damaged parts.

 Faulty or worn-out parts 

must always be replaced and never repaired. 

Only use original spare parts: the use of 

non-original and/or incorrectly fitted parts 

will compromise the safety of the machine, 

may cause accidents or personal injuries 

for which the Manufacturer is under no 

circumstance liable or responsible.

Maintenance

• 

To reduce the risk of fire, regularly check 

the machine for oil and/or fuel leaks.

• 

Be careful during adjustment of the 

machine to prevent entrapment of the 

fingers between the cutting means 

and fixed parts of the machine.

Storage

• 

Do not store the machine with fuel in the tank 

in an area where fuel vapours could reach a 

naked light, a spark or a strong heat source.

• 

To reduce fire risks, do not leave 

containers with debris inside a room.

 2.5  ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Safeguarding the environment must be an 

overriding priority of machine use, to benefit the 

community and the environment we live in. 

•  Avoid being a disturbance to the 

neighbourhood. Use this machine at 

reasonable times of the day only (not 

early morning or late evening when the 

noise could cause disturbance).

• 

Adhere strictly to local regulations 

governing the disposal of packaging, oil, 

fuel, filters, damaged parts or any other 

element which may have an impact on 

the environment; this waste should not be 

disposed of along with standard household 

waste, but must be disposed of separately 

and sent to special waste disposal 

facilities for handling and recycling.

• 

Scrupulously comply with local 

regulations and provisions for the 

disposal of waste materials.

• 

When the machine is withdrawn from service, 

do not dump it in the environment, but take 

it to a waste disposal facility in accordance 

with the local regulations in force.

3.  GETTING TO KNOW THE MACHINE

 3.1  DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE 

AND PLANNED USE

This machine is a garden tool, namely a 

portable brush cutter/grass edge trimmer 

with combustion engine for home use.

The machine is essentially composed of an 

engine which, employing a transmission shaft 

enclosed in a tube and an angle transmission, 

drives a cutting means that is configured in 

various ways for carrying out different functions 

The operator is able to hold the machine 

with the aid of a harness and can operate 

the main controls, always keeping a safe 

distance from the cutting means.

 3.1.1  Intended use

This machine was designed and manufactured for:

• 

cutting grass and non-woody vegetation with 

a nylon line enclosed in a cutting line head;

• 

cutting tall grass, dry branches, twigs 

and woody shrubs of up to 2 cm diameter, 

with the aid of metal or plastic blades;

• 

use by one operator.

 3.1.2  Improper use

Any other usage not in keeping with the afore-

mentioned ones may be hazardous and harm 

persons and/or damage things. Examples of 

improper use may include, but are not limited to:

• 

using the machine for sweeping;

• 

trimming hedges or other jobs in which the 

cutting means is not used at ground level;

• 

pruning trees;

• 

using the machine with the cutting 

means above the operator’s belt level;

• 

use of the machine for cutting 

non-plant material;

• 

using of cutting means different from the 

directions in the Technical Data table. 

Danger of serious injuries and wounds.

• 

use of the machine by more than one person.

 IMPORTANT 

 Improper use of the machine 

will invalidate the warranty, relieve the 

Manufacturer from all liability, and the user 

will consequently be liable for all and any 

damage or injury to himself or others.

Summary of Contents for MM2605

Page 1: ...A B C C 2 D E F G I J 2 J 1 J K L C C 1 H 1 2...

Page 2: ...A A 1 B C C D D A B C D E 3 4 B A G G G E F C D 6 5 A A B C D E...

Page 3: ...A B B 1 B 2 B 3 B 4 A 2 11 A B C D 10 B A 1 A D F G E C 9 A A 1 B C D E F G H 7 A A 1 B C D E F G H I J 8...

Page 4: ...A A B B C C D D E F G H I 12 19 17 18 15 16 14 A A B B C C E F G H I 13...

Page 5: ...22 A 23 A B C 21 A B C 21 20...

Page 6: ...B 165 mm 6 5 in B 26 32 series 175 mm 6 9 in B 42 52 series B A A 2 x 2 0 m 79 in B 26 32 series 2 x 1 5 m 60 in B 42 52 series 24 A B C 25...

Page 7: ...ap or par and the relevant number Example chap 2 or par 2 1 WARNING READ THOROUGHLY THE INSTRUCTION BOOKLET BEFORE USING THE MACHINE Keep for future reference EN INDEX 1 GENERAL INFORMATION 1 2 SAFETY...

Page 8: ...fuel mixture are highly flammable Keep the petrol and fuel mixture in approved fuel containers in a safe place away from any naked lights or heat sources Keep the containers out of the reach of child...

Page 9: ...t the line length Do not touch the engine parts which heat up during use Burns hazard To avoid the risk of fire do not leave the machine with the engine hot on leaves dry grass or other flammable mate...

Page 10: ...s for the disposal of waste materials When the machine is withdrawn from service do not dump it in the environment but take it to a waste disposal facility in accordance with the local regulations in...

Page 11: ...rious or even fatal injuries WARNING Petrol is flammable Allow engine to cool at least 2 minutes before refuelling Beware of blade thrust WARNING Keep away from hot surfaces IMPORTANT Any damaged or i...

Page 12: ...aintain in position the two antivibration half bearings fig 3 D 3 Fully tighten the screws fig 3 C 4 2 2 Assembly of DUPLEX handle 1 Loosen the central knob fig 4 A and remove the capfig 4 B 2 Insert...

Page 13: ...the respective seats of the cutting means fig 7 F and pressing until a click is heard then fasten in place using the screw fig 7 G IMPORTANT When using the cutting line head the additional guard Fig 7...

Page 14: ...f the throttle safety lever is pushed at the same time fig 12 C fig 13 C The correct running speed will be achieved by pressing the throttle control lever fig 12 B fig 13 B as far as possible 5 3 THRO...

Page 15: ...ctly tightened not loose Cutting means figs 1 C 1 1 C 2 Not damaged or worn Metal blade if fitted fig 1 C 2 Sharp Air filter fig 21 A Clean Electric cables and spark plug cable Undamaged to prevent sp...

Page 16: ...dure 6 4 OPERATION NOTE Before tackling a mowing job for the first time get to know the machine learn the most suitable cutting techniques make sure your wear the harnesses correctly grip the machine...

Page 17: ...irection of rotation Fig 20 6 5 ADVICE ON OPERATION During use the engine should be stopped paragraph 6 5 and weeds must be removed periodically that have wrapped around the machine to prevent the dri...

Page 18: ...ealer can provide you with oils which have been specifically developed for this type of engine and which are capable of guaranteeing a high level of protection The use of these oils makes it possible...

Page 19: ...ace the screw fig 23 A 7 8 NUTS AND BOLTS Keep all nuts bolts and screws tight to be sure the machine is in a safe working condition Check regularly that the handles are fixed firmly 8 EXTRAORDINARY M...

Page 20: ...s or tools used for maintenance are removed When you wish to start using the machine again prepare it as indicated in chapter 6 Using the machine 10 HANDLING AND TRANSPORT Whenever the machine is to b...

Page 21: ...he exhaust area 7 4 Cleaning the air filter 15 hours at end of every season 7 5 Cleaning the spark plug 15 hours every season 7 7 Replace spark plug 100 hours every season 7 7 Checking topping up fuel...

Page 22: ...e centre 7 The machine starts to vibrate abnormally Damaged or loose parts Stop the machine and remove the spark plug cap fig 12 H fig 13 H Inspect for damage Check for and tighten any loose parts Hav...

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