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Installation

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Tighten the bolt.

Install the clutch lever.

Undo the hex socket bolt.

Keep the lateral grip pushed down.

Position both halves of the lever on the handlebar pipe
so that they can be connected to each other.

IMPORTANT:
Push down the lateral grip to prevent the com-
pression spring jumping out.

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Summary of Contents for AD-460-040TS

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Page 3: ...itching off the engine quick guide 19 6 8 Charging the B S InStart battery 21 6 9 Connecting the battery to the engine 24 6 10 Starting switching off the engine 25 6 11 Disconnecting the battery from the engine 26 6 12 Support roller accessory 27 6 13 tw50 lateral protective cover accessory 27 7 Maintenance and care 28 7 1 Basic safety instructions 28 7 2 Refuelling 29 7 2 Refuelling 30 7 3 Checki...

Page 4: ...revention and environmental protection The operating instructions must always be available wherever the machine is in use 1 1 General The operating instructions must be read and applied by any person in charge of carrying out work with or on the machine such as 2SHUDWLRQ LQFOXGLQJ VHWWLQJ XS IDXOW UHFWL FDWLRQ in the course of work removal of production waste maintenance and disposal of operating ...

Page 5: ...is instruction is ignored there may be a risk of minor injury IMPORTANT Indicates operating tips and other useful information 5 Operating instructions Work on a workbench Do not use a tool Symbol Type Quantity 2x M8 x 20 Symbol Bolt Washer Nut Combination spanner Hexagon head screwdriver Screwdriver Crosshead screwdriver Example types M8 x 16 8 1 58 5 M8 L 8 PZ 2 PH 2 Explanation M Metric S Diamet...

Page 6: ...pment to the ma chine without approval from the supplier if this could LPSDLU VDIHW 7KLV DOVR DSSOLHV WR WWLQJ DQG DGMXVWLQJ safety equipment and valves as well as for welding on supporting parts 6SDUH SDUWV PXVW IXO O WKH WHFKQLFDO UHTXLUHPHQWV determined by the manufacturer This must always be guaranteed for genuine spare parts Adhere to the prescribed time periods or those indi cated in the ope...

Page 7: ... may cause a hazard Only allow personnel who are yet to complete training instruction and induction or who are still completing a general apprenticeship to carry out work on the machine under the constant supervision of an expe rienced person Work on the machine s electrical equipment may only EH FDUULHG RXW E D TXDOL HG HOHFWULFLDQ RU E WUDLQHG personnel under the guidance and supervision of a qu...

Page 8: ...apsible box 1 Weed brush 1 Accessories bag containing Operating instructions Operating instructions for the engine Accessories must be ordered separately Impact guard Support roller 3 Scope and condition of delivery 1 Product packaging 2 Inspect the original packaging 3 tw50s weed brush as delivered condition ...

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Page 10: ...the installation sequence and the required parts and tools 10 Position the handlebar Place the handlebar on the pipe brackets Place the pipe brackets onto the bolts Preassemble the handlebar with the washer and lock nut Only tighten the nuts to the point that the handlebar can still move without dropping on its own 4x M6 4x 6 4 16 1 6 ...

Page 11: ...ndo the star grip Adapt the height of the handlebar to the height of the op erator Insert the hex bolt with washer Install the throttle regulation lever Position the throttle cable Secure the handlebar using the star grip 1 x 6x65 x 20 1x M6 2x 6 4 12 1 6 ...

Page 12: ...ch lever Undo the hex socket bolt Keep the lateral grip pushed down Position both halves of the lever on the handlebar pipe so that they can be connected to each other IMPORTANT Push down the lateral grip to prevent the com pression spring jumping out ...

Page 13: ...Installation 13 Tighten the hex socket bolt Correctly installed clutch lever Connect the two halves of the lever IMPORTANT Check that the lateral grip works properly ...

Page 14: ...nd bring the machine into a condition which LV SHUPLWWHG E URDG WUDI F UHJXODWLRQV LQ DGYDQFH Q SRRU YLVLELOLW RU LQ WKH GDUN DOZD V HQVXUH VXI cient lighting Always maintain an adequate distance from pit edges and slopes Prohibit any manner of working that may impair the stability of the machine R QRW GULYH DFURVV VORSHV DOZD V WUDQVSRUW ZRUN equipment and loaded goods close to the ground particu...

Page 15: ...m being started inadvertently Start up 15 3 You can fold the handlebar all the way forward and therefore reduce the amount of space required by the machine for storage purposes or when it needs to be set aside temporarily DANGER Wearing clothing with loose sleeves runs the risk of the handlebar grip becoming caught in the sleeve This can prevent the gear lever disengaging Wear appropriate clothing...

Page 16: ...he height of the bristles The height is adjusted by rearranging the washers IMPORTANT If you are using a badly worn brush or working on cobblestones lower the brush by an additional washer Please note Excessive brush pressure impairs cleaning effectiveness because the bristles will be too bent Reduce the pressure on the brushes after each use Raise the brush 4 Reinsert the linchpin 16 ...

Page 17: ...ted on the handlebar DANGER Wearing clothing with loose sleeves runs the risk of the handlebar grip becoming caught in the sleeve This can prevent the gear lever disengaging Wear appropriate clothing It may help to set the handlebar to a lower position WARNING Ensure that no persons or property are located in the danger zone as otherwise this could result in injury or material damage Secure the ma...

Page 18: ...e only 2 Disengage the steerable freewheel Insert the linch pin through the axle and the hub e g for sweeping on inclines WARNING Switch off the engine Secure the machine to prevent it from being started inadvertently 7KH ZHHG EUXVK LV WWHG ZLWK D VWHHUDEOH IUHHZKHHO 7KLV PDNHV LW HDVLHU WR WXUQ WKH ZHHG EUXVK ...

Page 19: ... and brush drive are switched off The handlebar must be securely locked at the required height Read the operating instructions provided by the engine manufacturer 1 Starting the engine 1 Move the throttle regu lation lever to 2 Open the fuel cock on the right of the engine in the direction of travel 3 Pull on the starter cable En sure that you are behind the handlebar and outside of the danger zon...

Page 20: ...nce the engine has warmed up the throttle regulation lever must be taken out of the choke position The choke must not be used when the engine is warm or when the air temperature is high Fast Move the throttle regulation lever to Start up 20 Briggs Stratton Honda 3 Switching off the engine 1 Move the throttle regu lation lever to 2 Close the fuel cock on the left of the engine in the direction of t...

Page 21: ... replaced immediately Do not use the charger if it has been subjected to a heavy impact has been dropped or has been other wise damaged If the charger is damaged it must be replaced It cannot be repaired Do not disassemble the charger and do not attempt to repair it yourself Remove the plug on the charger from the socket prior to cleaning in order to prevent electric shocks Do not short circuit th...

Page 22: ...d the charging process starts A red indicator light means that the battery is being charged normally A green indicator light means that the battery is now fully charged A FLASHING red indicator light means that the battery is either too hot or too cold and cannot be charged Leave the battery connected Once the normal operating temperature has been reached the charging process will start automatica...

Page 23: ... Battery charge indicator To check the available charge press the battery charge indicator button The indicator lights show the approximate charge remaining in the battery Indicator lights Available charge Four lights 78 to 100 Three lights 55 to 77 Two lights 33 to 54 One light 10 to 32 Flashing light Less than 10 IMPORTANT Additional information can be found in the enclosed Briggs Stratton opera...

Page 24: ...e secured to prevent it from being started inadvertently Start up 24 IMPORTANT The battery is not fully charged on delivery W LV UHFRPPHQGHG WR IXOO FKDUJH WKH EDWWHU EHIRUH WKH PDFKLQH LV UVW VWDUWHG XS Push both locking levers down at the same time and insert the battery into the compartment Press on it gently until it audibly engages A connection to the engine is now established ...

Page 25: ...e switched off The handlebar must be securely locked at the required height Read the operating instructions provided by the engine manufacturer 1 Starting the engine 2 Controlling the travel speed Slow Move the throttle regulation lever to 1 Move the throttle regu lation lever to 2 Hold down the button until the engine starts 25 the choke position Fast Move the throttle regulation lever to 3 Switc...

Page 26: ...is now disconnected IMPORTANT The battery must then be connected to the charger see the section entitled Charging the battery DANGER Never leave the weed brush unattended with the battery inserted Always remove the battery when leaving the weed brush A child could start the weed brush in a few simple steps subsequently placing themselves and others at risk of serious injury ...

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Page 28: ...t not allow water vapour cleaning agents to penetrate for reasons of safety or operational function ing must be covered over or sealed Electric motors and other live components are particularly at risk After cleaning the covers and seals must be completely removed After cleaning inspect all fuel and oil lines for leaks loose connections areas of abrasion and damage Im PHGLDWHO UHFWLI DQ GHIHFWV WK...

Page 29: ...s or spilled fuel can ignite If petrol has been spilled it is vital to ensure that this area is completely dry before the engine is started and that any petrol fumes have evaporated Avoid repeated or extended contact with the skin and inhaling fumes 6725 3 752 287 2 7 5 2 5 1 Read the operating instructions provided by the engine manufacturer 1 Fuel and oil tank on the B S engine Fuel tank 29 IMPO...

Page 30: ...N cap is properly closed Ensure that no fuel is spilled when refuelling Petrol fumes or spilled fuel can ignite If petrol has been spilled it is vital to ensure that this area is completely dry before the engine is started and that any petrol fumes have evaporated Avoid repeated or extended contact with the skin and inhaling fumes 6725 3 752 287 2 7 5 2 5 1 Read the operating instructions provided...

Page 31: ...tick and check the oil level The oil should come up to the top marking If the oil level is too low top up the tank with the recommended oil until the top marking on the dipstick is reached 5HIHU WR WKH PDUNLQJV RQ WKH GLSVWLFN IRU WKH OO level Maintenance and care Read the operating instructions provided by the engine manufacturer WARNING Switch off the engine and allow it to cool down The machine...

Page 32: ...ttery Clean X Safety label Replace X Battery and charger Detach the charger and store it in a cool dry place when not in use Damp environments can result in the terminals and electrical contacts corroding Extended storage at high temperatures 50 C can result in permanent damage to the battery Check the electrical terminals and contacts on the battery and charger Wipe them down using a clean cloth ...

Page 33: ... engine and allow it to cool down The machine must be secured to prevent it from being started inadvertently 33 Maintenance and care Tip the machine backwards Undo the star grip Remove any worn twisted knot brushes Worn twisted knot brushes The twisted knot brushes must be at least 5 cm long The wire bristles must be replaced if they have been worn beyond this point CAUTION Wear gloves 5 cm ...

Page 34: ...10 twisted knot brushes between the upper and lower plate If twisted knot brushes fall out tighten the star grip slightly Ensure that the twisted knot brushes are mounted as shown in the images Gently push the upper and lower plate apart so that the twisted knot brushes are held on the opposite side ...

Page 35: ...rs steam cleaners and similar devices can per manently damage components like ball bearings seals engine parts and plastic parts among others In addition this can result in water entering the engine We therefore recommend keeping any cleaning device hoses a reasonable distance from at risk components The water temperature must not exceed 50 C Please observe any relevant operating instructions for ...

Page 36: ...JKWHQ WKH QXW KHFN WKH DGMXVWPHQW you have made by operating the lever in question IMPORTANT After the machine has been run for several operating hours it may be necessary to readjust the RZGHQ FDEOHV I WKH DGMXVWPHQW WUDFN RI WKH RZGHQ FDEOHV LV LQVXI FLHQW WR GR VR SOHDVH FRQWDFW your specialist dealer 2 Undo the nut Readjust the Bowden cable If the adjustment is still not correct please repeat ...

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Page 38: ...east every three months At least once per year After each clean 5 10 25 50 100 Check the bolts and nuts C Check the engine oil level top up as required C LUVW HQJLQH RLO FKDQJH S All other engine oil changes S S KHFN WKH DLU OWHU M M OHDQ WKH DLU OWHU HOHPHQW M 5HSODFH WKH DLU OWHU HOHPHQW HDUOLHU LI QHFHVVDU S HDUV Replace the fuel lines S OHDQ WKH FRROLQJ DLU OWHU S OHDQ WKH EDIÀH SODWHV FRROLQJ...

Page 39: ...le regulation lever out of choke position Allow engine to cool down and securely connect plug connector to spark plug OHDQ DLU OWHU Replace fuel tank cover DYH IXHO OLQH FOHDQHG E D VSHFLDOLVW ZRUNVKRS DYH FDUEXUHWWRU DGMXVWHG E D VSHFLDOLVW ZRUNVKRS See Engine overheats in the fault column Engine cuts out at high speeds Electrode spacing on spark plug not correct Carburettor not set correctly DYH...

Page 40: ...hed down fully Bowden cable not set correctly Push down gear lever for brush drive fully Readjust the Bowden cable The brushes are not turning or stop under load Gear lever not pushed down fully Bowden cable not set correctly defective V belt Push down gear lever for brush drive fully Readjust the Bowden cable DYH 9 EHOW UHSODFHG E D VSHFLDOLVW ZRUNVKRS Noise at tool head Bristles installed incorr...

Page 41: ... cool down The machine must be secured to prevent it from being started inadvertently Wear solid footwear 1 Front tensioning belt guide 7KH UHDU D OH VHUYHV DV WKH LQJ SRLQW OZD V XVH ERWK LQJ SRLQWV Transport 41 4 The handlebar is folded all the way forward ...

Page 42: ... mm Weight 55 kg Tyre pressure 1 5 bar 7HFKQLFDO VSHFL FDWLRQV 42 QJLQH 2LO OOLQJ FDSDFLW XHO WDQN FDSDFLW Honda GCV 160 0 55 l 0 9 l Honda GXV 160 0 65 l 1 4 l B S Ready Start 0 6 l 1 5 l B S 850 IC 0 6 l 1 5 l B S 675 iS InStart 0 44 l 1 0 l Engine Capacity Output Honda GCV 160 160 ccm 3 5 kW 3000 rpm Honda GXV 160 160 ccm 3 6 kW 3000 rpm B S Ready Start 190 ccm 2 6 kW 3000 rpm B S 850 IC 190 cc...

Page 43: ...ion values for sweepers in accordance with EC Directive 98 37 EC or 2006 42 EC 1 Description of the measurement The measurement is carried out on a tarmacked road with the machine with the brush drive at a standstill 1 1 Sound pressure level at operator ear LpBediener 73 dB Honda GCV 160 Sound pressure level at operator ear LpBediener 73 dB Honda GV 160 Sound pressure level at operator ear LpBedie...

Page 44: ...2 D 32351 Stemwede Oppenwehe Germany We hereby declare that the Tielbürger product Weed brush tw50 AD 460 040TS AD 461 040TS AD 464 040TS tw50s AD 462 040TS AD 463 040TS in combination with For tw50 tw50s Lateral protective cover AD 460 004 Support roller AD 460 005 from serial no 4609917 for cleaning surfaces complies with all the relevant provisions of EC Machinery Directive 2006 42 EC and the E...

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