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Table of Contents 

Safety Notes ...................................................................................... Page   2 

Safety Precautions against Kickback and Pushback ........................... Page   4 

Personal Safety Equipment ................................................................. Page   4 

Symbol Explanation ............................................................................. Page   5 

Preparation and Use ......................................................................... Page   6 

Changing the Attachments ............................................................. Page   6 

Using the Strap ............................................................................... Page   7 

Filling Fuel ....................................................................................... Page   7 

Starting the Engine ......................................................................... Page   8 

Turning Off the Engine .................................................................... Page   8 

After each Use ................................................................................ Page   8 

Pole Saw ............................................................................................ Page   9 

Assembling the Pole Saw ............................................................... Page   9 

Cutting with the Pole Saw ............................................................... Page   9 

Saw Chain ....................................................................................... Page   9 

How to cut Branches off Trees ....................................................... Page 10 

Filling Saw Chain Oil ....................................................................... Page 11 

Checking the Chain Lubrication ...................................................... Page 11 

Guide Bar ........................................................................................ Page 12 

Hedge Trimmer .................................................................................. Page 13 

Working with the Hedge Trimmer ................................................... Page 13 

Hints for Trimming Hedges ............................................................. Page 13 

Maintenance after Each Use .......................................................... Page 14 

String Trimmer .................................................................................. Page 16 

Assembling then String Trimmer .................................................... Page 15 

Working with the String Trimmer .................................................... Page 15 

Assembling the String Trimmer Attachment ................................... Page 16 

Replacing Cutting String and Spool ................................................ Page 17 

Brush Cutter ...................................................................................... Page 19 

Working with the Brush Cutter ........................................................ Page 19 

Attaching the Brush Cutter Blade ................................................... Page 19 

Maintenance After Extended Use .................................................... Page 20 

Maintaining the Motor Unit .............................................................. Page 20 

Storing the Motor Unit ..................................................................... Page 21 

Maintaining the Guide Bar of the Pole Saw .................................... Page 21 

Lubricating and Maintaining the Hedge Trimmer ............................ Page 22 

Lubricating the Angle Drive of String Trimmer and Brush Cutter ... Page 22 

Transport and Storing .......................................................................... Page 23 
Technical Data ..................................................................................... Page 24 

Summary of Contents for 84 20 36

Page 1: ...Petrol Gardening Set 4 in 1 Article No 84 20 36 Instruction Manual ...

Page 2: ...ating instruction contains important details for handling the machine Please pass it on along with the unit if it is handed over to a third party Please read the safety instructions These instructions will make it easier for you to handle the machine and help prevent misunderstandings and possible damage or injury Si prega di notare le istruzioni di sicurezza allegate S il vous plaît noter les ins...

Page 3: ...III 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 18 19 15 17 16 1 ...

Page 4: ... 9 Guide Bar 10 Lubricating Holes for the Nose Sprocket 11 Protective Cover 12 Locking Levers for the Cutter Bar 13 Angle Drive for the Cutter Bar 14 Cutting Bar 15 Throttle 16 Throttle Lock 17 Start Stop Switch 18 Auxiliary Handle 19 Protective Cover and Wing Nut 20 Air Cleaner Housing 21 Choke 22 Starter Handle 23 Primer 24 Fuel Tank 20 21 22 23 24 ...

Page 5: ...2 Hedge Trimmer Page 13 Working with the Hedge Trimmer Page 13 Hints for Trimming Hedges Page 13 Maintenance after Each Use Page 14 String Trimmer Page 16 Assembling then String Trimmer Page 15 Working with the String Trimmer Page 15 Assembling the String Trimmer Attachment Page 16 Replacing Cutting String and Spool Page 17 Brush Cutter Page 19 Working with the Brush Cutter Page 19 Attaching the B...

Page 6: ...ool as indicated in this manual Do not use the garden tool as a lever for lifting moving or splitting objects Observe all accident prevention regulations Cutting with the petrol garden tool when standing on a ladder in a tree or in any other instable places in not allowed Always make sure you stand on a firm base and cannot loose balance when using the petrol garden tool Always use caution when ha...

Page 7: ...l is not touching anything and moving free when starting the engine Keep all parts of your body away from the cutting attachments while the engine is running Keep the handles dry clean and free of oil or fuel mixture Use only original accessories and original replacement parts Use extreme caution when cutting small size brushes and saplings because flexible material can be jammed in the saw chain ...

Page 8: ... secured in position When working on sloping ground make sure to work facing upwards Personal Safety Equipment When working with the petrol garden tool wear eye protection protective gloves and hearing protection Wear cut proof and tight fitting clothes and safety boots When Working with the saw wear protective head gear Even in case of appropriate use of the chain saw some risk remains Potential ...

Page 9: ...ty Notes Symbol Explanation Carefully Read the Manual Wear a Helmet Eye and Ear Protection Wear Eye Protection Wear Ear Protection Wear Working Gloves Wear Solid closed Shoes Wear Solid Tight Fitting Clothes ...

Page 10: ... attachment The safely catch must lock into slot on the attachment Push down the safety cover and secure the connection with the wing nut Use the included screws and nuts to mount the forward handle to the plastic sleeve on the shaft of the motor unit Observe the location of the groove in the sleeve Do not use the unit without the forward handle Attaching the Forward Handle Attaching an Attachment...

Page 11: ...ith anti oxidant additive that is especially formulated for air cooled two stroke engines Recommended Mixing Ratio Petrol 25 Oil 1 NOTICE Incorrect fuel mixture is responsible for most incidents of damage to the engine Never use oil for 4 cylinder engines Do not mix the petrol and the oil directly in the fuel tank Use a special mixing canister with indicated mixtures as available from Westfalia Op...

Page 12: ...on 7 Allow the engine to warm up at idle speed 8 The engine is equipped with a throttle lock Always push the throttle 15 and the throttle lock 16 simultaneously NOTICE The choke is not needed for starting a hot engine e g shortly after the engine has been shut down If you needed to use the choke again immediately push it open again after the engine has started Turning Off the Engine Release the th...

Page 13: ... need to force the pole saw into the cut Run the engine on full throttle and only lightly press on the tool If the saw jams in the cut do not try and pull the tool out by force rather use a pole or rod to pry open the cut and free the saw Saw Chain Only use sharp chains Dull chains can easily get jammed While working with new chains regularly check the chain tension because new chains can lengthen...

Page 14: ...h from below outside the place where you intend to cut off the branch The cut should go from one third to halfway through the branch This prevents the branch from buckling when you cut into the branch from the top outside the first cut Finally cut off the stump with one clean cut Keep a safe Distance of at least 15 m to sus pended power lines and cables First Cut Second Cut Third Cut ...

Page 15: ... the area around it to avoid contaminating the oil tank Set the saw down with the filler pointing up and fill the tank Close the cap only hand tight If the oil level in the tank does not drop the oil duct in the housing and the guide bar may be clogged Check and clean it as needed Checking the Chain Lubrication Hold the running chain saw about 15 cm over a suitable surface for a few moments If the...

Page 16: ...Saw Guide Bar When the guide bar is dismounted remove sawdust in the bar rail Lubricate the nose sprocket from the feeding port on the tip of the guide bar Reverse the guide bar occasionally to prevent partial wear ...

Page 17: ...al from the blade bar while the engine is running First stop the engine and then carefully remove the obstruction Do not press down the hedge trimmer while cutting Always avoid overloading the engine Do not try to cut thick branches or to force the blade bar through the surface to be cut The cutting bar can be tilted Press both locking levers 12 on the angle drive simultaneously to tilt the cuttin...

Page 18: ...the motor unit before cleaning or maintaining Always wear gloves when handling the cutting bar Cleaning the Cutting Bar Remove dirt from the blade bar with a scrubbing brush or a small hand broom To remove rosin residues mix some paraffin and engine oil and wipe off the blade bar mixture ratio Paraffin Engine Oil 50 50 Lubricating the Blade Bar Preferably lubricate the blade bar every 4 hours of o...

Page 19: ...cts into the air quite violently Use the string trimmer only with attached safety hood Mounting the safety hood is described below Only cut at high engine speeds Use the unit only for its intended use i e for cutting grass and weeds Never lift the cutting head higher than your knee during operation On slopes always work with the cutting head facing uphill For the best results swing the unit from s...

Page 20: ...pull on the ends of the string Start up the unit and run it at idle speed The length of the string is regulated automatically Excess will be cut off by the string cutter attached to the safety hood The strings will wear down or break over time This will result in deteriorating cutting performance Press the spool housing to the ground or a hard surface briefly during operation to push the release b...

Page 21: ...ol housing Press onto the spool housing in the marked areas PUSH TO OPEN and lift off the cover Take out the spool Be careful not to lose the spring The spool has two separate parts one for each half of the string Insert the middle of the string into one of the slots in the separating wall Then wind the string onto the spool figure 1 The correct winding direction is indicated on the spool Up to 2 ...

Page 22: ...of the string through the housing in such a way that the string can unwind when the spool is released Finally snap the cover of the spool housing back into place Housing with Inserted String Reattach the spool housing to the shaft Please keep in mind the housing is attached with left hand threads Strings can be purchased from Westfalia or from specialized retailers ...

Page 23: ...ring operation On slopes always work with the cutting head facing uphill Attaching the Brush Cutter Blade Always separate the brush cutter attachment from the motor unit before undertaking any assembly or maintenance The drive shaft is equipped with left hand threads Use one of the included hex keys to arrest the driveshaft Insert the key from the side through the hole in the protective sleeve of ...

Page 24: ...ilter should be cleaned more frequently 4 Reattach the air filter cover and secure it with the wing nut Spark Plug An incorrectly adjusted carburettor wrong oil and fuel mixture or a dirty air filter may cause deposits on the spark plug electrodes This may result in starting difficulties or operating problems 1 Clean the electrodes with a wire brush and reset the gap to approx 0 65 mm as necessary...

Page 25: ...Saw The groove in the guide bar should always be straight and square Periodically check the groove for wear Lubricating and Maintaining the Pole Saw The angle drive of the pole saw must be lubricated regularly It is advisable to lubricate the angle drive every 15 to 20 hours of operation Use Lithium machine grease Suitable grease and grease guns can be purchased from Westfalia Wipe the grease fitt...

Page 26: ...15 to 20 hours of operation Use Lithium machine grease Suitable grease and grease guns can be purchased from Westfalia Wipe the grease fittings clean and use the grease gun to add one or two shots of grease to each grease filling Do not use excessive force to insert the grease Lubricating the Angle Drive of the String Trimmer Brush Cutter The angle drive of the string trimmer brush cutter must be ...

Page 27: ...nd residue from the units Grass residue inside the protective hood may be very compact Use a suitable piece of wood or plastic to remove them Transport Always turn the unit off when carrying or transporting it Do not carry the unit with running attachments Always carry the unit with the attachments facing backwards Storing Clean the unit carefully before storing and use oil to preserve it against ...

Page 28: ... 2000 14 EC 111 dB A Vibration 7 681 m s 2 K 1 5 m s 2 Hedge Trimmer Cutting Length 390mm Tilting Angle 270 90 Sound Pressure Level 97 2 dB A K 3 dB A Sound Power Level 2000 14 EC 111 dB A Vibration 9 259 m s2 K 1 5m s2 String Cutter Cutting Diameter 44 cm String Diameter 2 2 mm String on Spool 2 m Sound Pressure Level 99 5 dB A K 3 dB A Sound Power Level 2000 14 EC 111 dB A Vibration 9 661 m s 2 ...

Page 29: ...rding to the basic requirements which are defined in the European Directives 2004 108 EC Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC 2006 42 EC Machinery 2000 14 EC Outdoor Directive 111 dB LWA 97 68 EC Emission Directive 2011 65 EU Restriction of the Use of certain hazardous Substances in electrical and electronic Equipment RoHS and their amendments Hagen September 4 th 2013 Thomas Klingbeil QA Representat...

Page 30: ...nd ch Internet www westfalia net Kundenbetreuung Customer Services Werter Kunde bitte helfen Sie mit Abfall zu vermeiden Sollten Sie sich einmal von diesem Artikel trennen wollen so bedenken Sie bitte dass viele seiner Komponenten aus wertvollen Rohstoffen bestehen und wiederverwertet werden können Entsorgen Sie ihn daher nicht in die Mülltonne sondern führen Sie ihn bitte Ihrer Recyclingstelle fü...

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