IBEA 24 B, Руководство пользователя

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ENGINE / TRANSMISSION ASSEMBLY
- Connect the engine (1) to the transmission (2) by means
the screws (3) fig. 2.
Make sure that the drive shaft and the tube are
pulled into the sleeve to the end.
FITTING THE THROTTLE CABLE
AND STOP SWITCH WIRES Fig. 3
Introduce the throttle cable (A) through of the cable
tensioner (B). Make sure that the cable sheath (C) rest
against the inside of the tensioner (B). Ensure that the
throttle lever is not in half-throttle, then connect the cable
terminal in the clamp (E). Adjust cable tension (A) by
loosening the lock nut (D) and turning the tensioner (B).
Once the correct tension is reached, tighten the lock nut
(D).lf adjusted correctly, throttle trigger will move freely
approximately 2 mm before carburetor lever (E) moves.
Connect the stop switch wires (F- G). Fig.3
FITTING THE HANDLE (LOOP) FIG. 4 AND (BYCICLE)
TYPE Fig. 10
Fig. 4 - remove the screws (1) open the loop handle (2) in
order to slip it on to the tube (3) and secure it by means
the screws (1), and the nuts (4). Fit the safety bar (5) into
it’s sit and secure it by means the screws (6) and nut (7).
Fig.10 -Fit two half-handles (A-B) on the bracket (D). Make
sure the ends of the half handles are located into the groove
(C), see the arrow, and secure them using the cover (E),
screws (F) and nuts (G).
The position of the handle could be adjusted according
with the requirements of the operator.
ASSEMBLY BLADE CUTS THREAD Fig. 5
The correct position of the razor blade cuts thread is
that indicated in figure 5 with the letter A.
To use the lives and the data supplied in equipment:
n°2 screw M5 x 14
n°2 nut M5
n°2 washer M5
SAFETY GUARD ASSEMBLY Fig. 6
Secure the bracket (6) on the gear head (5) by the screw
(1). Fit the guard (8) on the transmission tube (4) and
secure it using the bracket (6), screws (2), plates (3) and
nuts (7).
DANGER: make sure the bracket (6) is secured
on to the gear box (5) by the screw and washer(1)
Do not tamper or change the position of the cutting tool
safety guard.
For safety reason’s don’t use the saw blades.
B LAD E AN D N Y LO N ST R I NG H EAD
AS SEM B LY F i g . 7-8-9
- Loosen the nut (1) clockwise; remove cup (2) (if the flange
(3) has not the ring nut protection) and lower flange (3).
- Fit the blade (4) as showed in the fig. 7 make sure that
the upper flange (5) is well fitted.
- Fit the grass blade making sure that the rotation direction
is correct (the inscription on the blade should be facing
up).
5. ASSEMBLY
FITTING THE ATTACHMENTS (A-B-C)ON THE MACHINE
fig.26
- Loose, counter-clockwise, the lever (1).
- To slip the tube (2) into the coupling (4) as far as the
reference (3) (about 40mm.). In order to ease the
introduction of the inner shaft (5) into the coupling shaft
(6), twisting slightly one way and the other the attachment
till it slipped to the ref. (3).
To rotate the attachment in the working position and secure
it by the lever (1).
FITTING THE EXTENSION (option ONLY FOR A - B - C
attachments)
Fitting extension / machine fig.27
- Loose, counter-clockwise, the lever (1).
- To slip the extension tube (2) into the coupling (4) as far
as the reference (3) (about 40mm.). Rotate the extension
in order to locate the coupling (12) in the same position as
the coupling (4) and secure it by the lever (1).
Fitting attachment / extension fig.27
- loose, counter-clockwise, the lever (7).
- To slip the attachment tube (8) into the coupling (10) as
far as the reference (9) (about 40mm.) In order to introdu-
ce the shaft (11) with ease into the extension coupling
shaft, twist slightly one way and the other the attachment,
till the tube is full introduced.To rotate the attachment in
the working position and secure it by the lever (7).
WARNING: the maximum extension allowed is
1.500mm., otherwise is dangerous. Only one
extension each time can be used on the machine,
the 750mm. or alternatively the 1.500mm..
Assemble the nylon head (2) as illustrated Fig. 9
Fit the upper flange (1) and the nylon head (2) tighten by
hand COUNTERCLOCKWISE as show Fig.9. The head
is held fast in the manner .
Use only genuine cutting tools.
ATTACHMENTS ON OPTION:
A. BENT PRUNER (35°)
B. HEDGE TRIMMER
C. STRAIGHT PRUNER
- Fit the lower flange (3), the cup (2) (if the flange (3) has
not the ring nut protection) tighten the nut (1) anti-clockwise
at Kgm 3.0 (30 Nm).
- While tightening the nut (1), the blade can be held fast
by inserting the allen key Ø 4 mm(A) into the cap, the
upper flange and gear case holes. To do this, rotate the
blade until the two holes coincide Fig. 8.