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7.2 Installing wheels and chassis

Attach left and right wheels (G) 
with wheel pin (R), washer (L1), 
washer (L2)  and nut (K1) to 
wheel carrier (C).

Press wheel caps (H) onto wheels.

Place wheel carrier as shown on firm 
and level ground and fit basic unit (B) 
into position.

Insert flat head bolts (N) on the left side 
and screw on lock nuts (K2), but do not 
tighten them yet.
Install Torx screw (M) on the right side 
(

1

-

2 Nm

).

Tighten nuts (K2) (

1

0

-

1

2 Nm

).

7.3 Installing the discharge flap

Set garden shredder on its back.

Insert strip (F) into ejection chute 
extension. Install screws (J) (

1

-

2 Nm

).

Lift garden shredder into upright 
position.

Position discharge flap (D) on ejection 
chute extension. Ensure that the ribs (1) 
inside the flaps on the left and right are 
correctly located in the guide groove of 
the ejection chute extension (2) when 
attaching.

Press in pins (S) on left and right.

7.4 Opening and closing the 
discharge flap

Opening the discharge flap:

For shredding, fold the discharge 
flap (D) upwards and allow the tab (1) 
to engage in the ejection chute 
extension.

Closing the discharge flap:

For transport or space-saving storage, 
lift the tab (1) slightly and fold away the 
discharge flap (D) downwards.

7.5 Installing the blade disc

Fit protective cap (W), lower spacing 
ring (V), blade disc (I), upper spacing 
ring (U), deflector (T) and retaining 
washer (P) onto blade mounting and 
insert screw (O).

Use installation tool (X) to counterhold 
the blade disc. Screw in screw (O) 
using combination spanner (Z) and 
tighten to a torque of 

52

-

60 Nm

.

7.6 Removing the blade disc

Use installation tool (X) to 
counterhold the blade disc.

Loosen screw (O) with combination 
spanner (Z).

Remove screw (O), retaining 
washer (P), deflector (T), upper 
spacing ring (U) and blade disc (I).

7.7 Installing the feed chute

Insert closure screws (Q) in the slot of 
the feed chute and screw in fully, 
applying pressure.

Attach feed chute (A) to hinge (1) in 
basic unit and pivot forwards.

Tighten both closure screws (Q) 

simultaneously

.

7.8 Removing the feed chute

Loosen both closure screws (Q) 
until they turn freely. They remain 
on the feed chute

Pivot feed chute (A) to the rear and 
remove.

7.9 Fuel and engine oil 

Engine oil

Please consult the engine instruction 
manual for the type of engine oil to be used 
and the oil capacity. Check the oil filling 
level at regular intervals (

Ö

see engine 

instruction manual). Avoid exceeding or 
falling below the correct oil level.

4

5

6

Observe the installation sequence 
and tightening torque of 

52

-

60 Nm 

.
Ensure correct position of upper 
spacing ring (U) to both blades 
when installing.

7

8

9

The closure screws (Q) must be 
securely fastened to the feed chute 
following initial assembly.

Top up engine oil before initial start 
(

Ö

engine instruction manual)!

1

0

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Page 9: ...5 Description of symbols 36 Standard equipment 36 Preparing the machine for operation 36 Installing ejection chute extension 36 Installing wheels and chassis 37 Installing the discharge flap 37 Openin...

Page 10: ...described can be identified as in the following examples Operating steps which require intervention on the part of the user Release screw 1 using a screwdriver operate lever 2 General lists Use of the...

Page 11: ...e machine must only be used under supervision or following instruction by a responsible person Make sure that the user is of legal age or being trained under supervision in a profession in accordance...

Page 12: ...prevent injuries due to sharp edged and hot components Do not transport the machine with the engine running Switch off the engine let the blades come to a standstill and remove the spark plug socket...

Page 13: ...and odourless gas as well as other pollutants The engine must never be operated in closed or poorly ventilated spaces The machine must be positioned so that it is not necessary to work facing the dir...

Page 14: ...aning the machine or before carrying out any other work on it If foreign objects get into the cutting tool or if the machine makes strange noises or vibrates in an unusual way switch off the engine im...

Page 15: ...Ensure that all nuts pins and screws especially all the cutting unit screws are securely tightened so that the machine is in a safe operating condition Check the entire machine for wear or damage on...

Page 16: ...n Wear safety glasses Wear work gloves Risk of injury Never put your hands or any other part of your body or clothing into the feed chute or ejection chute Risk of injury Do not climb onto the machine...

Page 17: ...ve cap W lower spacing ring V blade disc I upper spacing ring U deflector T and retaining washer P onto blade mounting and insert screw O Use installation tool X to counterhold the blade disc Screw in...

Page 18: ...8 5 Feeding the garden shredder Before feeding the garden shredder note the working area 8 1 Observe the maximum branch diameter 8 4 Insert the branch material at a slight angle and guide it along the...

Page 19: ...erating and maintenance instructions contained in the accompanying engine instruction manual The cooling ribs must always be kept clean to ensure that the engine is adequately cooled 11 2 Cleaning the...

Page 20: ...s have reached the wear limits Sharpen blades at a sharpening angle of 30 Sharpen the blades against the cutting edge After sharpening remove any sharpening burr at the cutting edge using fine sandpap...

Page 21: ...ht position 12 1 Pulling or pushing the garden shredder Hold the garden shredder at the upper chute 1 and tilt to the rear The garden shredder can be pulled or pushed slowly walking pace 12 2 Lifting...

Page 22: ...ou have maintenance operations and repairs performed exclusively by a STIHL specialist dealer STIHL specialist dealers regularly attend training courses and are provided with technical information If...

Page 23: ...from www stihl com reach Fault Engine not starting Possible cause Feed chute not properly closed Blocked blade disc No fuel in tank blocked fuel line Inferior dirty or old fuel in tank Spark plug soc...

Page 24: ...Shredding material is not drawn in Possible cause Blunt or incorrectly ground blades Remedy Reverse or re sharpen blade ensure sharpening angle of 30 11 3 Fault Reduced shredding performance Possible...

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