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TT5MTP26-2

Getting

 Started . . .

3.  Poise the guide bar (C6) near the drive sprocket to fit the rest of the saw chain (C7) 

around drive sprocket (Fig. 4).

4

Drive sprocket

Chain tension pin

C7

C6

4.  With the saw chain (C7) fitted around the drive sprocket and the guide bar (C6), 

carefully place the guide bar (C6) on the chain tension pin (Fig. 5).

5

Drive sprocket

C7

C6

5.  Refit the clutch cover (C11) and tighten the fixing nut (C12) with the spring washer 

using the multi-tool III (F3).

NOTE:

 Always check the saw chain tension before use, after the first cuts and 

regularly during use, approx. every five cuts. Upon initial operation, new chains 

can lengthen considerably. This is normal during the break-in period and the 

interval between future adjustments will lengthen quickly.

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Summary of Contents for 5059340256061

Page 1: ...2__V10522 WARNING Read the instruction handbook thoroughly before using the machine First time operators should receive practical use instructions of the machine and protective equipment from an exper...

Page 2: ...ety information 03 Technical specifications 14 Your 5 in 1 Multi tool 17 Before you start 21 Quick start 37 In more detail 39 Machine functions 39 Operation 42 Care and maintenance 55 Troubleshooting...

Page 3: ...the machine while people especially children or pets are nearby Keep in mind that the operator or user is responsible for accidents or hazards occurring to other people or their property Wear ear prot...

Page 4: ...ompliant to EN ISO 20345 Class 2 First Aid Kit in case of injury Dry powder fire extinguisher readily available Operation Keep all parts of the body away from the machine when the machine is operating...

Page 5: ...or damage before each use after any impact or if the machine has been dropped Repair the machine if necessary Stop the engine disconnect the spark plug connector before clearing blockages before clean...

Page 6: ...pping Do not cut any wood that is lying on the ground and do not attempt to saw roots that are protruding from the soil Avoid immersing the saw chain in the soil at all costs as this could blunt the s...

Page 7: ...the fuel tank depending on the fuel used weather conditions and the tank venting system To reduce the risk of burns and other personal injuries remove the fuel tank cap carefully to allow any pressur...

Page 8: ...Run the machine dry of fuel in idle before storage Dispose of waste oil and fuel at a local petrol station local authority centre or where facilities exist Vibration and noise reduction To reduce the...

Page 9: ...keep a suitable fire extinguisher within reach in your work area We recommend to have dry powder fire extinguisher always available Residual risks Even if you are operating this machine in accordance...

Page 10: ...20yy and week of manufacturing Wxx Description of signal words DANGER The signal word that indicates a hazard with a high level of risk which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury WAR...

Page 11: ...ea around the machine and in the vicinity of flammable materials are prohibited Do not smoke in the work area around the machine and in the vicinity of flammable materials Risk of fire flammable mater...

Page 12: ...tating an arm or leg x6 Do not touch the cutting attachment until it stops completely 360 15 m 7300 Press the primer 6 times before starting the cold engine Filling for saw chain oil Direction of the...

Page 13: ...pruner in m s X Xkg Product weight in kg Choke CLOSE position Choke OPEN position Guaranteed sound power level value in dB The machine complies with the applicable European directives and an evaluatio...

Page 14: ...engine performance 0 4 kg h Specific fuel consumption in accordance with to ISO 8893 at max engine performance 533 g kWh Engine oil type Top quality synthetic oil specifically for two stroke engines o...

Page 15: ...auge thickness of drive links 1 27 mm 0 050 Drive sprocket teeth and pitch 7 teeth x 9 525 mm 3 8 Adjustable cutting angle range 0 to 90 Sound levels Equivalent sound pressure level at operator positi...

Page 16: ...SO 22867 using the basic standards ISO 22868 Wear hearing protection especially when sound pressure is over 80 dB A The declared vibration value has been measured in accordance with a standard test me...

Page 17: ...case 3 Spark plug connector 4 Recoil starter handle 5 Fuel tank cap 6 Fuel tank 7 Choke 8 Primer 9 Rear Handle 10 Throttle trigger lockout 11 Stop switch 12 Harness loop 13 Upper drive shaft tube 14 F...

Page 18: ...ocking levers 5 Transport guard 6 Cutting device 7 Cutter blade C Pole pruner attachment 1 2 3 4 6 7 10 12 9 5 8 11 1 Protection cap 2 Hand grip 3 Shaft tube 4 Oil filler cap 5 Oil tank 6 Guide bar 7...

Page 19: ...assembly 11 12 10 4 5 13 1 Protection cap 2 Shaft tube 3 Gear head 4 Cutting attachment guard 5 Spindle 6 Backing flange 7 Tri arc cutting blade with transport guard 8 Locking flange 9 Front flange 1...

Page 20: ...Shaft tube 4 Shaft clamp 5 Locking knob 6 Locking nut F Accessories 1 4 5 6 2 3 1 Multi tool I cross head screwdriver socket wrench 2 Multi tool II torx screwdriver round rod 3 Multi tool III flat hea...

Page 21: ...WARNING The machine and the packaging are not children s toys Children must not play with plastic bags sheets and small parts There is a danger of choking and suffocation You will need items not suppl...

Page 22: ...during the operation some parts are with reverse threads turn clockwise to loosen and turn anti clockwise to tighten Read carefully the instructions in this instruction handbook for the correct tight...

Page 23: ...23 TT5MTP26 2 Getting Started 1 A13 A14 A15 F2 Pin Rubber damper Before you start...

Page 24: ...gloves must be worn for all work on the saw chain C7 1 Unscrew the fixing nut C12 using the multi tool III F3 and remove the fixing nut with the spring washer together with the clutch cover C11 Fig 2...

Page 25: ...guide bar C6 on the chain tension pin Fig 5 5 Drive sprocket C7 C6 5 Refit the clutch cover C11 and tighten the fixing nut C12 with the spring washer using the multi tool III F3 NOTE Always check the...

Page 26: ...in will cause rapid wear to the chain guide bar and the drive sprocket Tensioning the chain too tightly will overload the engine and cause damage and insufficient tension can cause chain derailing whe...

Page 27: ...guide bar from overheating Insufficient chain oil is evident by smoke or bar discoloration Adequate lubrication of the saw chain during cutting operations is essential to minimise friction with the g...

Page 28: ...minated with them in accordance with local regulations Assembling the string trimmer head The string trimmer head D12 is used together with both the cutting attachment guard D4 and the trimming guard...

Page 29: ...5 Using the multi tool I F1 loosen the securing nut D10 by turning it clockwise 6 Remove the securing nut D10 the front flange D9 and the locking flange D8 from the gear head D3 7 Screw the string tr...

Page 30: ...arc cutting blade D7 is very sharp Wear protective gloves when handling the tri arc cutting blade D7 1 Press the locking tabs on both sides and pull to detach both ends of the trimming guard D14 from...

Page 31: ...14 D4 4 Using the hex key F4 loosen the 2 pre assembled bolts on the cutting attachment guard D4 5 Attach the cutting attachment guard D4 onto the plate on the shaft tube D2 Secure the parts with the...

Page 32: ...ear head D3 10 Place the tri arc cutting blade D7 onto the spindle D5 The side with markings should be facing towards the gear head D3 Fig 17 11 Place the locking flange D8 front flange D9 and then th...

Page 33: ...ent into the upper drive shaft tube A13 Fig 18 3 Release the locking knob A17 by turning clockwise Rotate and slide the upper drive shaft tube A13 inward until the locking knob A17 snaps into place 4...

Page 34: ...TE To avoid spillage and to filter out debris use a funnel with filter to fill the fuel mixing bottle F6 and the fuel tank A6 1 Place the machine on a stable level surface with the fuel tank cap A5 fa...

Page 35: ...4 Unscrew the fuel tank cap A5 Fig 19 5 Fill the fuel into the fuel tank A6 Leave approximately 5 mm of space between the top of the fuel and the inside edge of the tank to allow for expansion Do not...

Page 36: ...36 TT5MTP26 2 Getting Started Operating controls Choke Recoil starter handle Stop switch OFF ON Primer Throttle trigger Throttle trigger lockout CLOSE OPEN Before you start...

Page 37: ...x6 x4 4 x6 x4 Set stop switch to I Set the choke to CLOSE Press primer 6 times Pull recoil starter handle 4 times 5 6 x6 x4 7 2 1 8 1 2min Set the choke to OPEN Pull recoil starter handle until engine...

Page 38: ...throttle trigger Operate Stopping Release throttle trigger and throttle trigger lockout Set stop switch to STOP Storage Empty fuel tank For pole pruner only empty oil Clean and maintain Store WARNING...

Page 39: ...The machine must be used by an experienced operator having read and understood the safety requirements provided within this instruction handbook using appropriate personal protective equipment PPE Th...

Page 40: ...e machine without a guard or with a defective guard 21 D11 D4 D4 D14 D13 D7 Harness NOTE The harness improves working movement and enables the operator to manage the job in a safer way and takes the s...

Page 41: ...rom an obstruction or a wall Always assemble the front handle A14 with the barrier bar A15 to the machine Fig 24 Throttle trigger lockout The throttle trigger lockout A10 prevents unintentional start...

Page 42: ...other people entering the working area Always let the machine come to complete stop before putting it down 9 Do not overwork yourself Take regular breaks to ensure you can concentrate on the work and...

Page 43: ...chment should not touch the ground or any objects 2 Set the stop switch A11 to I position Fig 26 3 Set the choke A7 to CLOSE position Fig 27 4 Press the primer A8 6 times until the bubble is filled wi...

Page 44: ...ss the throttle trigger lockout A10 and then slowly press the throttle trigger A19 to increase the engine speed 2 Check if the machine stops rotating when you release the throttle trigger A19 3 Once t...

Page 45: ...nto contact with a hard object Kickback will cause the sudden stalling of the cutting head which in turn results in the cutting head being forced in the opposite direction to the rotation of the cutti...

Page 46: ...he cutting attachment higher than your knee The higher you hold the cutting attachment the higher the risk of objects being thrown Fig 33 33 Max height 300 mm Avoid cutting tall grass in one cut Trim...

Page 47: ...n and trimming the next area Fig 36 35 36 30 Ensure that the cutting attachment remains clean and free of off cuts to avoid jamming Make sure the stop switch A11 is set to STOP and the spark plug conn...

Page 48: ...39 C11 Kickback WARNING Beware of kickback Kickback can lead to dangerous loss of control of the machine and result in serious or fatal injury to the operator or anyone standing close by Always be ale...

Page 49: ...lead to increased kickback Never work with the tip of the guide bar Saw with the guide bar at a flat angle Always hold the machine firmly with both hands Pruning Always hold the machine firmly with bo...

Page 50: ...Never stand on a ladder or other type of unstable support while using the machine Insecure stand invites hazards Fig 44 WARNING This machine has not been designed to provide protection from electric s...

Page 51: ...from top to bottom You might want to seal the cut with a suitable compound See Fig 24c M4MTP25 2 by MacAllister EN Cut thick branches When cutting larger branches three cuts are necessary as shown be...

Page 52: ...rs B4 with one hand and hold them in position Fig 50 50 2 Move the shaft tube B3 with the other hand until the desired angle is adjusted Fig 51 Then angle can be adjusted from 90 to 60 51 3 Release th...

Page 53: ...ides proceed to the top When cutting wide hedges with the cutting area in sight move the cutter blade lightly through the cutting surface in a sweeping motion following the shape of the hedge or shrub...

Page 54: ...ottom of the hedge 55 After use of the machine 1 Set the stop switch A11 to STOP disconnect the spark plug connector A3 and let the engine cool down 2 Check clean and store the machine as described in...

Page 55: ...ice centre for repair before using the machine again WARNING Only perform repairs and maintenance work according to these instructions All other works must be performed by a qualified person Cleaning...

Page 56: ...problems can be prevented merely by keeping the machine well maintained Incorrect filling and non standard cutter and depth gauge settings are the causes of most guide bar problems primarily resulting...

Page 57: ...l This will keep the oil passages open to provide proper lubrication to the guide bar D7 and saw chain D6 Check the guide bar rail for wear Hold a ruler straight edge against the side of the guide bar...

Page 58: ...the tooth and the ridge is the cutting depth When sharpening the saw chain D6 you have to consider the following points See Fig 27a To sharpen the chain proceed as follows Use protective gloves Ensur...

Page 59: ...lengths equal Check the safety depth gauge height every 5 sharpenings If the depth gauges are also trimmed it is essential that the original profile be restored Use a depth gauge measuring instrument...

Page 60: ...t the side of the blade and stroke in an angled up and down motion Do this on both sides of all cutting edges Check that all sides are evenly sharpened NOTE If in doubt have the cutting blade D7 sharp...

Page 61: ...ly and pass each end of the cutting line through the respective holes 6 Pull both ends of the cutting line so there is 15 cm of loose cutting lines 67 66 WARNING After changing the cutting line run th...

Page 62: ...o remove stubborn dust 3 Refit the air filter and the cover of the air filter case A2 Fuel fuel lines and fuel filter The fuel tank of this machine is fitted with a filter located at the free end of t...

Page 63: ...f it is wet from fuel 6 Check the spark plug gap It should be 0 6 0 7 mm 0 6 0 7 mm Fig 69 7 Replace with a new spark plug if either the electrode or the insulation is damaged 8 When replacing the spa...

Page 64: ...he ground and out of contact with any object The cutting attachment will be running during this procedure Wear protective equipment and observe all safety precautions 1 Release throttle and allow engi...

Page 65: ...check X clean X replace whenever necessary Air filter check X clean X replace whenever necessary Fuel filter and fuel lines clean whenever necessary replace whenever necessary or every 2 years Cuttin...

Page 66: ...specifications same specifications Repair This machine does not contain any parts that can be repaired by the consumer Contact an authorised service centre or a similarly qualified person to have it...

Page 67: ...ovens gas thermostats etc 1 Empty the fuel tank A6 using a fuel pump if you are not going to use the machine for more than 1 day and especially before winter storage 2 Start the engine and let it run...

Page 68: ...Fig 71 71 4 Protect the machine from any heavy impact or strong vibrations which may occur during transportation in vehicles 5 Secure the machine to prevent it from slipping or falling over loss of fu...

Page 69: ...ng procedure Follow the engine starting procedure Spark plug connector not firmly attached Attach the spark plug connector firmly Spart plug is wet Dry the spark plug Spark plug connector is dirty Cle...

Page 70: ...he broken attachment Flanges nut loosened Stop the engine and re tighten the loosened fasteners Incorrect fuel or incorrect mixture Stop the engine empty tank then fill up with the correct mixture of...

Page 71: ...re tighten the loosened screws nuts Hedge trimmer Problem Possible cause Solution Bad cutting performance Cutter blades are worn Have a qualified person sharpen or replace the cutter blades Thickness...

Page 72: ...voice or other evidence admissible under applicable law please keep your proof of purchase in a safe place For this guarantee to apply the product you purchased must be new it will not apply to second...

Page 73: ...e choice and you will be doing your bit for the environment How does it work Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Find your proof of purchase and get in touch with the Customer Care and Technical Helpli...

Page 74: ...assistance or visit www kingfisherspares com For assistance contact the customer services helpline UK 0800 0789647 uk Kingfisherservice com EIRE 1800 932226 eire kingfisherservice com Further informat...

Page 75: ...mission in the Environment by Equipment for Use Outdoors Regulations 2001 as amended Electromagnetic Compatibility Regulations 2016 as amended The Restriction of the use of Certain Hazardous Substance...

Page 76: ...Prezenta declara ie de conformitate este emis pe r spunderea exclusiv a produc torului La presente declaraci n de conformidad se expide bajo la exclusiva responsabilidad del fabricante A presente decl...

Page 77: ...irectiva privind zgomotul n aer liber 2016 1628 UE Regulamentul privind emisiile de poluan i gazo i i de particule poluante 2011 65 UE astfel a fost modificat Directiva privind limitarea utiliz rii an...

Page 78: ...1 2021 EN ISO 14982 2009 EN ISO 3744 1995 The notified body T V S D Product service GmbH No 0123 performed EC Type Examination and issued the certificate No M6A 106544 0060 Rev 00 L organisme notifi...

Page 79: ...nal Products Limited 3 Sheldon Square London W2 6PX United Kingdom EU Manufacturer Kingfisher International Products B V Rapenburgerstraat 175E 1011 VM Amsterdam The Netherlands www diy com www screwf...

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