Raider RD-GSC03, User Manual

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• Do not allow the engine to run indoors where dangerous carbon monoxide may accumulate.
• Do the treatment in daylight or in good artificial light. If possible, do not use the appliance on
wet grass.
• Keep in mind the good stability of the slopes.
• Check the device before use.
• For wheeled vehicles, it is necessary to move sideways on the slope, never up and down.
• Be especially careful when changing direction of slope.
• Do not work in steep places.
• Be especially careful when turning the control lever or pulling it towards you.
• Stop the appliance, if it will have to be tilted to prevent damage to other areas, the areas under
cultivation should be turned over.
• Never use the control lever if there is a defective protective structure or a moss / grass hopper
is not installed.
• Do not change the engine position or turn it over.
• Carefully start the engine. Keep your feet well enough away from the blade.
• The appliance must not tilt when starting the engine. Tilt it only when needed, lift it only from
the back, which is safer.
• Never touch behind or under rotating parts with hands or feet. Always keep them away from
the drum.
• Never lift the machine or carry it while the engine is running.
• Switch off the engine and pull the plug out of the candle before removing debris from the
drum or after encountering obstacles. Before restarting and operating, look for damage to the
machine and make any necessary repairs. If the appliance starts to vibrate abnormally, it should
be checked immediately.
• Turn off the engine:
- if you remove anything from the machine
- before refueling.
• When the engine is switched off, the ignition key must be in the OFF or 0 position (if equipped).
Close the petrol faucet: OFF or 0.
1. PREPARATION
1.1.Check that the machine is in good condition, check that all screws, nuts and other fasteners
are securely in place. Replace unreadable labels.
1.2. Keep all parts in one place and in good working order.
1.3. Remove any accumulated debris from the exhaust area and the cylinder area. Check the
exhaust for cracks, corrosion, or other damage.
1.4. Check the machine before each use to determine if the work tools are worn or damaged.
Replace worn or damaged parts.
2. USE OF PETROLEUM MACHINES
2.1. Never use brute force when operating a gasoline machine. A machine designed for a
specific job performs it better and more safely, so always use the right machine for a task.
2.2 The efficiency of a gasoline engine mounted on a particular device may not achieve great
power. This is due to many factors, e.g. components used (exhaust, charge, cooling, carburetor, air
filter, etc.), usage restrictions, operating conditions (temperature, humidity, etc.) and differences
between the different engines produced.
2.3. ENGINE OPERATION