User’s M
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S Gasoline leaf blower and vacuum
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For environmental reasons, the use of unleaded petrol is recommended.
The use of E10 fuels is not permitted.
Engine oil: Oil for 2-stroke engines
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Caution:
Do not use four-stroke oils or two-stroke oils for water-cooled outboard engines as
well as ready-to-use mixtures from petrol stations.
7.2 Mixing ratio
Petrol
Two-stroke engine oil
(1:50)
Petrol
Two-stroke engine oil
(1:50)
1 Liter
0,020 Liter
5 Liter
0,100 Liter
2 Liter
0,040 Liter
10 Liter
0,200 Liter
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Pay attention to an exact measurement of the oil quantity, since a small deviation of the oil
quantity has a strong effect on the mixing ratio when mixing small quantities of oil.
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Do not change the mixing ratio, this will result in increases combustion residues, fuel
consumption increases and performance decreases, or the engine may be damaged.
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Mix gasoline and oil in a clean, gasoline-approved and marked container with overfill
protection.
Procedure:
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First fill in half of the gasoline to be mixed.
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Then fill in the entire amount of oil.
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Shake the mixture.
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Fill in the rest of the fuel.
Note:
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Fuels can only be stored to a limited extent as they age. Superimposed fuels and fuel
mixtures can lead to problems when starting. Mix only as much fuel as you consume in a
month. Store fuels dry and safely in approved and marked containers. Ensure that the fuel
tanks are kept out of the reach of children.
7.3 Refueling the leaf blower
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First switch off the motor and let the unit cool down. Wear protective gloves and goggles!
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Refuel the machine only outdoors or in adequately ventilated rooms.
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Clean the area around the filling area. Dirt in the tank causes malfunctions.
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Shake the tank with the fuel mixture again before refueling.
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Carefully open the lock to relieve any excess pressure.
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Carefully fill the mixture up to the lower edge of the filler neck.
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Close the fuel filler cap again.
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Make sure the fuel filler cap is tight.
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Clean the fuel filler cap and its surroundings.
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Check for leaks in the tank and fuel lines.
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Before starting the engine, remove yourself adequately from the petrol station.
