Garland BG 50, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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- Press the primer pump
once or twice and never
more than three times as
it will be difficult to start
the machine.
- Pull the starting rope until
the engine starts.
- Should the engine not start
after several attempts,
check the trouble shooting
section.
- Always pull straight from
the starting rope. Pulling
at an angle will mean
that the rope will suffer an
increased friction with
other parts of the machine.
Always follow the rope
back to the machine, never
letting go of the starting
rope. If not the rope will wear out quickly and there
is an increased risk of the starting unit breaking.
Start up with a hot engine:
- Put the on/off switch in the on position.
- Pull the starting rope until the engine starts.
Stopping the engine:
- Place the on/off switch in the off position.
- The big hopper is designed to shred small
garden cuttings. Shredding is caused due to the
natural absorption of the residues through the
blade compartment. Do not overload in quantity and
do not pass humid material or wet material
through the machine as this will obstruct the blade
compartment and the exit area of the machine.
- The smaller hopper accepts bigger garden cuttings.
Shredding occurs in the same way as with the
bigger hopper. If smaller residues are needed, pass
these again through the machine until you obtain
the residue size required.
- Use the pushing bar to push the garden cuttings
into the machine.
OPERATING THE MACHINE
MAINTENANCE
WARNING!
PRIORS TO ANY MAINTENANCE, TO STOP
ENGINE AND SWITCH IT OFF FIRST.
DISCONNECT SPARK PLUG WIRE FROM THE
SPARK PLUG TO PREVENT UNINTENTIONAL
ENGINE STARTING.
UNINTENTIONAL SPARKING CAN RESULT IN FIRE.
UNINTENTIONAL START-UP CAN RESULT IN
ENTANGLEMENT, TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION
OR LACERATION.
USE ONLY GENUINE REPLACEMENT
ENGINE PARTS.
NON COMPLIANT PARTS MAY DAMAGE
THE ENGINE, AND MAY RESULT IN INJURY.
IN ADDITION, USE OF OTHER PARTS
MAY VOID YOUR WARRANTY RIGHTS.