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English . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
(Original operating instructions)
Français . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
(Notice d’instructions d’origine)
Deutsch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
(Originalbetriebsanleitung)
Nederlands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
(Originele gebruiksaanwijzing)
Italiano . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
(Istruzioni per l’uso originali)
Español . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
(Instrucciones de funcionamiento originales)
Svenska . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
(Originalbruksanvisning)
Dansk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
(Originale driftsvejledning)
Norsk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
(Originale driftsanvisningen)
Suomi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
(Alkuperäinen käyttöohjekirja)
English Operating manual
Contents Any other use is not as intended. If these instructions are not
Safe operating practices . . . . . . 4 Improper use is not covered by the followed, the user and bystan-
Operating and display warranty and the manufacturer will ders may be injured or the unit
elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 reject any liability. The user is liable damaged.
Installation manual . . . . . . . . . . . 7 for all injuries to third parties and Use only original replacement
Oil and petrol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 damage to their property. lines which have a diameter
Operating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Operate the unit only in the techni- of 3.0 mm. Never use a metal-
Maintenance and cleaning . . . . 10 cal condition as stipulated and reinforced string, wire, chain,
delivered by the manufacturer. rope, etc.. These may break
Transportation . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Arbitrary changes to the unit will off and become dangerous
Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
exclude the manufacturer from any projectiles.
Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
liability for resulting injury and/or Always be aware of the risk of
Details on the rating plate damage. injury to head, hands and feet.
Enter all information on the rating Depress the throttle.
plate of your unit in the following Read all instructions before It must automatically return
field. You can find the rating plate operating to the home position.
near the engine. Please read these instructions Perform all settings and/or
These specifications are very carefully. Familiarise yourself repairs before operating the unit.
important for subsequent identi- with the operation and handling Before using the unit, always
fication when ordering spare of the unit. clear the area which you want to
parts and for customer service. Do not use this unit if you are trim. Remove all objects such as
tired or ill or under the influence stones, broken glass, nails, wire
of alcohol, drugs or medication. or string which could be ejected
Do not permit persons under the or become entangled in the
age of 16 to handle this unit or cutting attachment.
perform other work on the unit, Remove children, bystanders
such as maintenance, cleaning and animals from the area.
These and other details for your or adjusting (local regulations Keep children, bystanders and
appliance can be found on the may specify the minimum age animals at a minimum distance
separate CE declaration of confor- of the user). of 15 m; there is still a risk
mity that forms an integral part This unit is not designed to be of bystanders being hit by ejec-
of these operating instructions. used by persons (including ted objects. Bystanders should
Illustrations children) who have limited physi- wear eye protection. If somebody
cal, sensory or mental abilities approaches, immediately switch
or who have no experience and/ off the engine and cutting attach-
or knowledge of the unit, unless ment.
they are supervised by a person
responsible for their safety
Safety instructions
Fold out the illustrated pages at the
or they have been instructed by for petrol-driven units
start of the operating manual. Petrol is highly flammable and
the person how to use the unit.
Graphical representations may the vapours may explode if ignited.
Children should be supervised
deviate in detail from the pur- Take the following precautions:
to ensure that they do not play
chased unit. Store petrol in designated and
with the appliance.
Check the unit before using it. permitted containers only.
Safe operating practices
Replace damaged parts. Keep ignition sources away from
Check whether fuel is leaking spilled petrol. Do not start the
Using the unit correctly out. Ensure that all connections engine until the petrol vapours
This unit is designed exclusivly are attached and tight. have evaporated.
– for use around the outside Replace cutting attachment parts Before filling the tank, always
of the house and in the garden which are cracked, flawed switch off the engine and leave
– for trimming lawn edges and small or damaged in any other way. it to cool down.
or inaccessible areas of grass Ensure that the cutting attach- Never remove the tank cap or fill
(e.g. under bushes), ment has been installed correctly the tank while the engine is hot.
– for cutting wild growth, shrubs and and attached securely. Before using the unit, ensure
undergrowth, Ensure that the guard for the that the tank cap is screwed
– according to the descriptions and cutting attachment has been on tightly. Slowly unscrew the
safety instructions indicated in this attached correctly and is in the tank cap to reduce the pressure
operating manual. recommended position. in the tank gradually.
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Mix petrol and fill the tank Adjust the handle bar to your If unusual vibrations occur,
in a clean, well ventilated outdoor height so that the you have switch off the engine immedia-
area only where there are no the unit under control. tely. Check the unit for damage.
sparks or flames. Operate the unit in daylight or If the unit is damaged, contact
After switching off the engine, adequate artificial lighting only. a specialist workshop.
slowly unscrew the tank cap. Avoid starting the unit uninten- If you strike or ensnare a foreign
Do not smoke while mixing petrol tionally. Be ready to operate object, immediately switch
or filling the tank. Immediately the unit when you pull the starter off the engine and check whether
wipe any spilled petrol off the rope. User and unit must be in the unit has been damaged.
unit. a stable position when the unit Never use the unit with loose
Before switching on the engine, is started. Follow the Start/Stop or damaged parts.
carry the unit at least 10 m away instructions. Before removing blockages
from the filling station. Use this unit for its designated or performing other work on the
While filling the tank or using purpose only. unit, switch off the engine and
the unit, do not smoke and keep Do not stretch too far over remove the spark-plug terminal.
sparks and naked flames out the unit. Always have a secure Stop and switch the engine off
of the area. footing and keep your balance. before performing maintenance
Replace damaged exhausts, When operating the unit, always or repairs or before changing
fuel tanks, or filler caps. hold the unit firmly with both cutting attachments.
hands. Always hold both sides Also pull out the spark-plug
Operating the unit of the handle bar firmly. terminal.
Never start the unit and never When operating the unit, always Use only original spare parts
leave it running in a closed wear the shoulder belt. for repairs.
room or building. The inhalation Do not use the unit in adverse These parts can be purchased
of exhaust gases may be fatal. weather conditions, e.g. if there from your authorised dealer.
Use the unit outdoors only. is a probability of rain or a storm. Never use parts, accessories
Wear eye and ear protection Never change the engine or attachments which are not
when using the unit. settings preset at the factory. authorised for this unit.
If working in a dusty environ- Keep away from naked flames, Otherwise, the user may be
ment, wear a face or dust mask. avoid creating sparks and do not seriously injured and the unit
A long-sleeved shirt is recom- smoke. damaged. In addition, your
mended. Never operate the unit with warranty may be deemed null
Wear thick, long trousers, boots a defective ignition switch. and void.
and gloves. Keep your hands, face and feet Keep the unit clean and ensure
Do not wear loose clothing, away from all moving parts. that there are no plants or other
jewellery, short trousers, sandals Do not touch the cutting attach- objects caught between the
and do not walk barefoot. ment while it is rotating and cutting attachment and guard.
Pin your hair above your shoul- do not attempt to stop it. To reduce the risk of fire, please
ders. If required, wear a hair net. Do not touch the engine or replace damaged mufflers and
The cutting attachment cover muffler. These parts become very spark extinguishers and remove
must always be attached when hot while the unit is being used. grass, leaves, excess lubricants
you use the unit as a lawn They remain hot for a short time and layers of soot from the
trimmer. Both trim lines must even when the unit is switched engine and muffler.
be pulled out and the correct line off. Have all repairs carried out
must be installed.
Do not let the engine run quicker by a specialist workshop only.
The trim line must not be pulled
than required for cutting
out over the end of the cover.
or trimming of lawn edges.
Working with the cutting
The unit has a clutch.
Do not run the engine at high blade (depending on model)
The cutting attachment stops Before operating the unit, please
when the unit is running at no speed when it is not cutting.
Always switch off the engine read all safety instructions
load. If it does not stop, have
if you cannot start cutting carefully.
the unit adjusted by a mechanic
immediately or if you are moving Always keep the handle bar
at your authorised dealer.
from one place to another. between the user and cutting
Before switching on the unit,
attachment.
ensure that line spool/cutting
Never cut material if the cutting
blade cannot strike an object.
blade is 75 cm or higher above
ground level.
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The unit may recoil if the rotating Other safety instructions Wear eye, hearing
blade strikes an object which As long as the tank still has petrol and head protection.
cannot be cut immediately. in it, never store the unit in a buil-
Recoils may be strong enough ding where vapours could come
to throw the unit and/or user into contact with sparks or naked While operating
in any direction and may cause flames. this unit, wear heavy
the user to lose control of the Leave the engine to cool down duty boots and
unit. Recoils may occur without before transporting or conveying protective gloves.
warning if the blade gets caught, the unit. Attach the unit securely
jams or locks. This can easily for transportation.
happen in areas in which the Empty the fuel tank before trans-
material to be cut is difficult porting the unit. Keep third parties
to see. Store the unit in a dry condition, away from the danger
Never use the undergrowth blade locked away or high up to pre- area!
to cut undergrowth thicker than vent unauthorised use and
12.7 mm. Otherwise, violent damage. Keep the unit away
recoils may occur. from children.
When using the cutting blade, Never douse or splash the unit
the cutting attachment cover with water or other liquids.
must always be attached. Keep the handle bar dry, clean
Do not attempt to touch or stop and dust-free. Ejected objects and
the blade while it is rotating. Clean the unit after each use rotating parts may
A rotating blade may cause and follow the instructions cause serious injuries!
injuries, even when the engine for cleaning and storage.
has been switched off or the Dispose of waste petrol/oil
throttle has been released. or any packaging remnants
Hold the unit firmly until the blade in accordance with local
has come to a standstill. regulations.
Risk of injury from
Do not run the engine at high Keep this manual.
rotating parts!
speed when it is not cutting. Read it frequently and use
If you strike or ensnare a foreign it to instruct other users. Keep hands and feet
object, immediately switch If you lend this unit to somebody away from rotating
off the engine and check whether else, also include this manual. parts.
the unit has been damaged. Beware of hot
Have the repair damaged before
Operating times surfaces!
continuing to use the unit. Observe the national/municipal
Do not use the unit with a bent, regulations concerning times
cracked or blunt blade. of use (if required, ask your local Keep fire away from
Throw away bent, twisted, authority). the fuel tank!
cracked or broken blades. Symbols on the appliance
Do not sharpen the cutting blade.
This operating manual describes Petrol/Oil!
The sharpened tip of the blade
safety and international symbols Always use clean and
may break off during operation.
and pictograms which may fresh lead-free petrol
This may result in serious
be displayed on this unit. for mixing petrol.
injuries. Replace the blade.
Read this user handbook in order Use only authorised
After operating the unit to familiarise yourself with all oil according to the
Clean the cutting blades with safety, installation, operating and operating manual
a household detergent to remove repair instructions. for mixing petrol.
any remnants. Attention! Do not fill up with fuel
Lubricate the blade with machine
oil to prevent rust. ! Before starting
up the unit, read
of specification E85!
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E85 (ethanol content >15 %) is position). Leave the idling engine to cool
used, the engine may be damaged. Slowly and fully press intake down.
The use of an unauthorised fuel will pump/primer (1) 6x (Fig. 10). Move the ignition switch (1)
void the warranty. The fuel must be visible in the to the 0/STOP position.
pump. If this is not the case, keep Note
See instructions on mixing pressing until fuel is visible.
oil and petrol If the engine does not stop when
Move choke lever (2) to position
Old and/or incorrectly mixed fuel the ignition switch is actuated,
(Fig. 10). move the choke lever (2) to position
are the main reasons for the unit Press the unit on the ground.
not running properly. to force the engine to stop
Slowly pull on the starter cable (Fig. 10). Before using the unit
Always use clean, fresh unleaded until it begins to resist. again, have the ignition switch
petrol (no more than 60 days old, Then pull quickly and forcefully checked by a specialist workshop!
minimum octane number 91 ROZ). until the engine starts (Fig. 11).
Follow exactly the instructions After starting the engine, do not Holding the lawn trimmer
for the correct petrol/oil mixture. let the pull-starter spring back, Before using the unit, place
Correctly mix two-stroke engine oil but slowly guide it back. yourself in the operating position
and lead-free petrol, 1:40 (2,5 %). Leave the engine running
(Fig. 12). Check the following:
Do not mix directly in the tank. for approx. 1–2 minutes. – The user is wearing eye protec-
tion and the correct clothing.
Filling the tank Move choke lever (2) to position
– The shoulder strap has been
Fig. 1 (Fig. 10).
set to the correct height.
Remove tank cap (4). Press throttle (3) and then
– The handle bar has been set
Fill fuel tank with petrol/oil
release to deactivate the cold in such a way that you can grip
mixture. Never overfill! start lock (Fig. 9). The switch (4) it with both hands without having
jumps automatically back to the to stretch out your arms.
Close fuel tank tightly.
original position. The engine runs – The unit is below waist height.
Move the unit approx. 10 m from
at idling speed. – Hold the cutting attachment
the filling station/fuel container
before starting the engine. Note parallel to the ground so that
The unit has warmed up adequa- the vegetation to be cut can
Operating tely when the engine accelerates easily be reached without the
without faltering. user having to bend forward.
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It is best to bounce the bump head Decorative cutting Using approved accessory
on bare ground or hard earth. You will receive a decorative cut if equipment from the
If you attempt to release the trim you cut all vegetation around trees, Trimmer-Plus range
line in tall grass, the engine may posts, fences, etc.
stall. Always keep the trim line fully Caution
Rotate the whole unit until you
extended. The shorter the trim line
are holding the cutting attachment
Follow all instructions in the
is, the more difficult it is to release. manuals for the Trimmer-Plus
at an angle of 30° to the ground
Note (Fig. 14).
accessory equipment.
Do not run the bump head along Notes
Working with the cutting
the ground. – Before installing the Trimmer-
blade (depending on model) Plus accessory equipment,
The line may break by:
Before using the unit, place your- insert the spacer (24, Fig. 1)
– becoming entangled with foreign
self in the operating position into the shaft coupling (Fig. 30).
objects,
(Fig. 12). See “Holding the lawn – The Trimmer-Plus accessory
– normal material fatigue,
trimmer”. equipment is installed/removed
– attempting to cut thick-stalked
weeds, Tips for working with the cutting in the same way as described
– striking walls, garden fences, etc.. blade: in the section “Installing/
– Cut rhythmically. removing the lower drive shaft".
Tips for best trim results – Stand firmly but comfortably
– Keep the cutting attachment on the ground. Maintenance and cleaning
parallel to the ground. – Before you start cutting, set
– Use only the tip of the line for the unit to full speed.
cutting, especially along walls. At full speed the blade has Caution
If more than the tip is used for maximum cutting force and will Before working on the unit:
cutting, the cutting capacity therefore not jam so easily, stick – Switch off the engine.
is reduced and the engine may or cause blade impacts which – Wait until all moving parts have
overload. may result in serious injury come to standstill; the engine
– Cut grass which is taller than to the user or other persons. must have cooled down.
20 cm from the top down in small – When cutting, move the upper – Remove spark-plug terminal
stages to prevent premature part of your body from right from the engine to prevent
wear of the line and engine to left. the engine from starting
resistance. – Always release the throttle and unintentionally.
– If possible, cut from left to right. reduce the engine to no load Have all repairs carried out
Cutting to the right improves when you are not cutting. by a specialist workshop only.
the cutting capacity of the unit. – Rotate the unit in the same At the end of the season have
Grass clippings are then ejected direction in which the blade the unit inspected and serviced
by the user. is cutting. This promotes cutting. by a specialist workshop.
– Slowly move the lawn trimmer – Move one or two steps to the Do not splash the unit with water,
at the required height in and next trimming area after swinging otherwise electric components may
out of the cutting area. back the unit and stand firmly be damaged. Clean the unit after
Walk either forwards and back- again. every use. Failure to clean the unit
wards or from side to side. Follow these instructions to prevent can damage the materials and
Better results are achieved vegetation from wrapping itself cause malfunctions.
by cutting shorter pieces. around the blade:
– Cut dry grass and weeds only.
Installing the cutting line
– Cut at full speed.
The service life of the cutting line – Swing from right to left into
(depending on model)
depends on the following: the vegetation which Always use a replacement cutting
– following of the previous cutting is to be cut (Fig. 15). line with a diameter of 3.0 mm.
If using a cutting line which has
tips, – When swinging back, avoid
a length other than the one indica-
– the vegetation which is to be cut, vegetation which has just
ted, the engine may overheat
– where it is cut. been cut.
or misfire. There are two methods
For example, a line wears out of replacing the cutting line:
more quickly if it is cutting against – Winding a new line onto
a house wall than around a tree. the spool
– Fitting a spool with a prewound
line
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Always use the specified line length! Clean and lubricate the air filter it to cool down.
The line may not be released after every ten operating hours. Remove spark-plug terminal.
correctly if it is too long. This is an important part of mainte- Remove dirt from around
Fig. 18 nance. If the air filter is not serviced, the spark plug.
Insert the folded end of the trim the warranty will be deemed null Unscrew spark plug to the left
line into the retaining plate and void. with a spark plug wrench.
of the spool. Fig. 22 Check/adjust the electrode
Wind the lines in tight, even Open air filter cover: gap of 0.6–0.7 mm (Fig. 27).
layers onto the lower and upper Press retaining plate (1) and
Note
halves of the spool. remove cover (2).
Replace a damaged, sooted
Observe the winding direction Remove the air filter (3).
or dirty spark plug.
indicated on the spool! Fig. 23
Screw in spark plug and tighten
Fig. 19 Wash the filter with detergent
to a torque of 12.3–13.5 Nm.
Press the ends of the line into and water. Flush out the filter
Do not tighten too tightly.
the two opposing retaining slots. thoroughly, leave to drip and dry
Fig. 20 completely. Cleaning the exhaust
Insert the spool into the spool Fig. 24 Fig. 28
cover and feed the ends Use adequately clean oil (SAE Clean the area under the exhaust
of the line through the opposing 30) to lubricate the filter easily. cover (1) every 25 operating hours.
slots in the spool cover. Fig. 25 To do this, the exhaust cover must
Fig. 21 Press on the filter to distribute be removed.
Press pre-assembled unit (3) out the oil and remove excess oil. This work may be carried out
of the inner spool and spool cover Install filter. by a specialist workshop only.
into the spool housing (2) until Attach air filter cover again, Checking/topping up the
the retaining plates (1) engage. ensuring that it engages. grease in the gearbox
Fitting a spool with a prewound Note Fig. 29
line If the unit is used without the air Check the level of grease in the
Fig. 16 filter, the warranty will be voided. gearbox every 25 operating hours.
Press both retaining plates (1) To do this, remove the screw (1).
of the spool housing (2) and If required, refill with a high-quality
remove the spool together with lithium grease.
spool cover (3). This work may be carried out
Take spool out of the spool by a specialist workshop only.
cover.
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Troubleshooting
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