Makita KR400MP, Оригинальное руководство пользователя

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Part description (Fig. 1)
1. Shaft
2. Protector
3. Gear case
4. Blade
5. Clip
6. Washer
7. Hub
8. Pin
Safety precautions
WARNING: Read all safety warnings and all instructions
in this booklet and the instruction manual of the power unit.
Failure to follow the warnings and instructions may result in
electric shock, fire and/or serious injury.
Save all warnings and instructions for future reference.
The terms “cultivator” and “equipment” in the warnings and
precautions refer to the combination of the attachment and the
power unit.
The term “motor” in the warnings and precautions refers to the
engine or electric motor of the power unit.
Intended use
This attachment is designed for only the purpose of cultivating •
soil in conjunction with an approved power unit. Never use the
attachment for the other purpose. Abusing the attachment may
cause serious injury.
General precautions
Before starting the cultivator, read this booklet and the instruction •
manual of the power unit to become familiar with the handling of
the cultivator.
Do not lend the attachment to a person with insufficient •
experience or knowledge regarding handling of cultivators.
When lending the attachment, always attach this instruction •
manual.
Do not allow children or young persons under 18 years old to use •
the cultivator. Keep them away from the cultivator.
Handle the cultivator with the utmost care and attention. •
Never use the cultivator after consuming alcohol or drugs, or if •
feeling tired or ill.
Never attempt to modify the cultivator. •
Follow the regulations about handling of cultivators in your •
country.
Personal protective equipment (Fig. 2)
Wear safety helmet, protective goggles and protective gloves to •
protect yourself from flying debris or falling objects.
Wear ear protection such as ear muffs to prevent hearing loss. •
Wear proper clothing and shoes for safe operation, such as •
a work overall and sturdy, non-slip shoes. Do not wear loose
clothing or jewelry. Loose clothes, jewelry or long hair can be
caught in moving parts.
When touching the blades, wear protective gloves. Blades can •
cut bare hands.
Work area safety
• Danger: Watch power lines and electrical fences around the
work area before starting operation. Touching or approaching
high-voltage lines with the equipment can result in death or
serious injury.
Operate the equipment under good visibility and daylight •
conditions only. Do not operate the equipment in darkness or fog.
Start and operate the engine only outdoors in a well ventilated •
area. Operation in a confined or poorly ventilated area can result
in death due to suffocation or carbon monoxide poisoning.
During operation, never stand on an unstable or slippery surface •
or a steep slope. During the cold season, beware of ice and snow
and always ensure secure footing.
During operation, keep bystanders or animals at least 5 m •
away from the equipment. Stop the motor as soon as someone
approaches.
Before operation, examine the work area for stones or other •
solid objects. They can be thrown and cause injury or property
damage.
Avoid working close to fences, stumps or root of trees. They can •
damage the blades.
• WARNING: Use of this product can create dust containing
chemicals which may cause respiratory or other illnesses.
Some examples of these chemicals are compounds found in
pesticides, insecticides, fertilizers and herbicides.
Your risk from these exposures varies, depending on how often
you do this type of work. To reduce your exposure to these
chemicals: work in a well ventilated area, and work with approved
safety equipment, such as those dust masks that are specially
designed to filter out microscopic particles.
Putting into operation
Before assembling or adjusting the equipment, switch off the •
motor and remove the spark plug cap or the battery cartridge.
Before assembling the blades, wear protective gloves. •
Before starting the motor, inspect the equipment for damages, •
loose screws/nuts or improper assembly. Check all control levers
and switches for easy action. Clean and dry the handles.
Replace the blades if they are cracked, bent, or damaged. •
Damaged blades may shatter during operation and cause serious
injury.
Never attempt to start the motor if the equipment is damaged or •
not fully assembled. Otherwise serious injury may result.
Adjust the shoulder harness and hand grip to suit the operator’s •
body size.
Starting motor
Wear the personal protective equipments before starting the •
motor.
Start the engine at least 3 meters (10 feet) away from the fueling •
spot.
Before starting the motor, make sure that there is no person or •
animal in the work area.
When starting the engine or inserting a battery cartridge, keep •
the rotating parts clear of your body and other object, including
the ground. They may rotate when starting and may cause injury
or damage to the equipment and/or property.
Place the equipment on firm ground. Maintain good balance and •
secure footing.
When pulling the starter knob, hold the power unit firmly against •
the ground by your left hand. Never step on the drive shaft of the
power unit. (Fig. 3)
Follow the instruction manual of the power unit for starting the •
motor.
If the blades rotate at idle, stop the engine and adjust the idle •
speed down.
Operation
In the event of an emergency, switch off the motor immediately. •
If you feel any unusual condition (e.g. noise, vibration) during •
operation, switch off the motor. Do not use the equipment until
the cause is recognized and solved.
The blades continue to move for a short period after releasing the •
throttle trigger or switching off the motor. Don’t rush to contact it.
With the engine running only at idle, attach the shoulder harness. •
During operation, use the shoulder harness. Keep the equipment •
on your right side firmly. (Fig. 4)
Hold the front handle with the left hand and the rear grip with the •
right hand, no matter you are right-hander or left-hander. Wrap
your fingers and thumbs around the handles.
Never attempt to operate the equipment with one hand. Loss of •
control may result in serious or fatal injury. To reduce the risk of
injury, keep your hands and feet away from the blades.
Do not overreach. Keep proper footing and balance at all times. •
Watch for hidden obstacles such as tree stumps, roots and
ditches to avoid stumbling.
If the equipment gets heavy impact or fall, check the condition •
before continuing work. Check the fuel system for fuel leakage
and the controls and safety devices for malfunction. If there is
any damage or doubt, ask Makita authorized service center for
the inspection and repair.
Take a rest to prevent loss of control caused by fatigue. We •