10
0.75mm
4
5
19
18
18
Fi
g. A
Fi
g. B1
Fi
g. B2
Fi
g. B3
Fi
g. C
Fi
g. D1
Fi
g. D2
Fi
g. E
Fi
g. F
Fi
g. G
Fi
g. H1
Fi
g. I
Fi
g. J
Fi
g. K
Fi
g. L1
Fi
g. L2
Fi
g. M
16
4
4
10
5
5
5
MAX
MIN
1
2
22
stop
Min
Max
Choke
(start)
5. FILLING WITH FUEL
WARNING! Petrol is highly inflammable
and extreme precaution must be taken
when handling or working with it. Keep out of
reach of children.
1) Clean the area around the petrol tank cap (17)
before removing the cap. For first time use,
remove the warning label and check oil level
before starting the engine.
2) Refill the tank if the fuel level is low. Refuel
carefully to avoid overfilling or spilling fuel. There
should be no fuel in the tank neck.
3) Clean up any overflow or splash of petrol before
starting the engine.
4) Tighten the tank cap securely after filling.
Refuel in a well-ventilated area with the engine
stopped. Do not smoke or allow flames or sparks
in the area where the engine is being refueled
or where petrol is stored. Avoid repeated or
prolonged contact with skin or breathing of
vapor.
NOTE: Petrol should be stored in an approved
container. Never buy or store more than 30
days supply of petrol. Do not mix oil with
petrol.
6. STARTING THE ENGINE (See Fig. G-H)
WARNING! Do not operate the machine in
a closed or poorly ventilated area as the
exhaust gas contains poisonous substance.
Keep hands, feet, hair and clothing away
from all the moving parts of the machine. The
exhaust and other parts of the machine will
become hot during use. Make sure that the
blade is securely fastened before starting the
engine.
NOTE:
To start the engine, make sure that the spark
plug cap (9) is located on the spark plug and the
machine is filled with sufficient oil and petrol.
Step1: Throttle lever (2)-STARTING (See Fig. G)
For starting a cold engine, move the throttle lever to
the CHOKE position.
For starting a warm engine, move the throttle level
to the MIN position.
Step2: Pull starter handle (13) (See Fig. H1-H2)
With your right hand, slowly but firmly pull the
starter handle and rope out until you feel resistance.
At this point pull briskly on the starter rope. If the
engine fails to start after three pulls, repeat the start
process. When the engine starts, return the starter
rope gently.
Pull the start handle to the hook and get the rope
into the hook.
Step3: Throttle lever (2)-IDLE SPEED
Once the engine is running, move the throttle level
to the position MAX (See Fig. G).
Clear a flooded engine
If the engine won’t start after you operating the
starter several times, the engine may be flooded
with excess fuel. Use following procedure to clear
and start a flooded engine.
1) Move the throttle level to STOP (See Fig. G).
2) Remove the spark plug, dry it, then reinstall it.
NOTE: Install the spark plug carefully by hand,
to avoid cross-threading. After the plug is
seated, tighten 1/8 to1/4 turn with socket
spanner of spark plug to compress the washer.
TIP: If your engine is severely flooded you
can remove spark plug with the throttle lever
set to STOP and briskly pull the starter rope
several times. This will help clear any excess
fuel still in combustion chamber. Install the
spark plug and repeat steps 3) and 4)
3) Move the throttle level to CHOKE position.
4) Operate the starter as described above.
