Eliet C550 ZR, Руководство пользователя

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10. Transporting the machine
• To move the machine, push the handlebar down slightly to lift the blades from the surface.
• The machine can be moved over a short distance with the engine switched off, by pushing it
down. This is the safest method.
• If the machine has to be moved over a longer distance, uneven terrain or on a slope, you can
use the support of the drive unit.
Caution: Never touch the decoupling lever while driving, as this may cause the
blades to come into operation and cause damage.
• When moving the machine with the aid of the drive unit, it is recommended lightly pressing
down the handlebar as a precaution, so that the front wheels come off the ground. This pre-
vents the blades from touching the ground in the event of unintentional operation.
• Only adults are permitted to move or transport the machine.
• During transport, children, unauthorised people or animals must not be allowed within a 3 m
radius of the machine.
• Carefully choose a clear and free transport path, preferably one with as few obstructions as
possible. The transport route should preferably be flat, with an even surface.
• If the machine topples over for some reason, set it upright as quickly as possible. This prevents
oil from the crankcase entering the air filter.
• Use non-slip planks for loading the machine into a van or onto a trailer. Ensure that the planks
are properly fastened to the vehicle or trailer. Under no circumstances should the upwards
slope exceed 25°.
• Attention and care while loading and offloading the machine can prevent it from tipping over
and causing an accident.
Caution: Never run the machine for more than 30 seconds in a closed environ-
ment where animals or people are present. Exhaust fumes from petrol engines
contain harmful substances that can cause poisoning or suffocation.