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1. General instructions for safe use.
Brush cutter is designed and constructed in accordance with European Union norms
and rules of safety and environmental protection. However, security depends on you, so
read this instruction carefully before using the machine to learn the correct way to use and
its capabilities. Read all instructions carefully. Non-observance of the considered below
instructions may result fire and / or severe injuries. Keep these instructions in a safe place.
Manufacturer and importer are not liable for injuries and damage that could result from non-
observance of the instructions and safety techniques described in this instruction manual.
1.1. Inspection view area for mowing.
1.1.1. Keep children and bystanders at a safe distance. Do not allow children or pets to
enter the mowing area.
1.1.2. Before you start work, you must remove all stones from the field, wire, glass or metal
objects. Carefully check and remove any objects that can twine around the rotary parts.
1.1.3. Risk for small animals. Hedgehogs and other small animals are completely
dependent on you, so check the area carefully before work.
1.1.4. Be careful when working on slippery, uneven and sloping terrain. Work on uneven
terrain can be dangerous. On slopes beware! Always stepping steadily! Do not use a motor
mower with slopes greater than 10 ° (17%). The work on inclined terrain is always across the
slope, never up and down. In reversing the direction of movement on slopes be very careful!
Work always with a calm move! Never walk fast!
1.1.5. Operate only in daylight or artificial, but strongly!
1.2. Instructions for safe handling of gasoline engines.
1.2.1. Gasoline is highly flammable and can explode under certain conditions.
1.2.2. Refuelling only stopped engine, at a clean and airy place. Do not smoke and do not
allow open flame or sparks on the places where is dispensed or stored the fuel.
1.2.3. Do not allow fuel to overflow from the tank. Be sure to properly tighten the cap after
filling the tank.
1.2.4. When charging, be careful not to spill gasoline, because gasoline vapours can easily
catch fire and cause a fire. Do not forget to wipe spilled gasoline before starting the engine.
1.2.5. Avoid frequent skin contact with gasoline or breathing in gasoline vapours. Keep
gasoline out of the reach of children.
1.2.6. Do not run engine in closed spaces, because the exhaust gases produced by the
working engine contains toxic carbon monoxide, which can lead to unconsciousness or even
death.
1.2.7. Always switch off the engine and remove the pipe of the spark plug, before attempting
any work on rotating elements or any cleaning, repair or inspection of the machine. Before
proceeding with cleaning and maintenance of the machine, wait a full stop of the engine and
rotating blades.
1.2.8. Keep the machine in a dry place. Do not take it inside when there is fuel in the
gasoline tank, especially on place where fumes from it can ignite.
1.2.9. All caps, protections and handles must be installed before starting work. Make sure
the cap of spark plugs and ignition cables are correct to avoid the danger of electric shock.
1.3. Instructions for safety use
1.3.1. Never allow children or people who are not familiar with the machine to work with
her. National legislation in some states may limit the age of the consumer.
1.3.2. During operation, working with machinery must be careful not to come near people
or animals in a radius of 15m. When several operators are working in the same area must be
maintained a safe distance.
1.3.3. Always be cautious and prudent. Do not operate machinery when you are tired or
after you drink or use drugs substances that reduce your ability to focus and response.
1.3.4. If you have long hair should tie it and take all the precautions it should not be caught
by moving parts. Your dress should be consistent with the work. Do not wear loose clothing
or jewellery because they can be caught by moving parts. Use the clothes on the body and
ankle shoes with grabs. Wear thick gloves. They reduce vibration to the hands.