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Trimming grass and weeds:
1.
Hold the brush cutter so that the cutting head is above the ground and is inclined in the cutting
direction at an angle of approx. 20 degrees.
2.
To avoid flying particles, mow from left to right.
3.
Move slower when cutting thick grass. The cutting speed depends on the density and thickness of
the vegetation.
4.
Never move with the brush cutter so much that you could lose your balance.
5.
Try to avoid materials such as cables, dry and long grass and grass with hard stems. Such materials
can stop the head and cause the clutch to slip, which can damage the clutch system.
Problems and solutions:
1. Engine does not start:
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No fuel.
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Water in the fuel tank or fuel mixed with water – drain the fuel and add new water.
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Incorrect fuel/oil mixture.
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Defective or damaged spark plug.
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Improper charge between electrodes.
2. Engine is losing power or stops suddenly:
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Check if there is a fuel in the fuel tank.
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Fuel mixture does not flow into the carburetor. Replace the fuel filter in the tank and clean it.
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Water in the fuel. Empty and clean the fuel system.
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Dirty air ventilation. Clean and wash the air filter in soapy water, dry it, apply a small layer of oil
and refit it.
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The cylinder, muffler or exhaust pipe is dirty. Clean the cylinder and exhaust pipe and replace the
muffler.
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Clogged air vent in fuel cap – clean it.
3. Engine is working, but it is not accelerating properly:
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The suction valve is not fully open.
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Wrong fuel mixture ratio.
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Water in the fuel tank or fuel with water.
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The throttle cable is not set correctly.
4. Too small engine power:
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Clogged air filter.
5. Engine starts, but it immediately stops
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No fuel.
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Damaged or dirty spark plug.
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Improper charge between electrodes.
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Water in the fuel tank or fuel mixed with water.
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Dirty vent valve.
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Dirty air filter.
