During Use; Maintenance And Storage - Stiga SHT 660 K Manuel D'utilisation

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–    A lways  wear  ear  and  hearing  protection  de-
vices.
–    N ever  wear  scarves,  shirts,  necklaces,  or 
any hanging or flapping accessory that could 
catch in the machine or in any objects or ma-
terials in the work area.
–    T ie your hair back if it is long.
2)  WARNING:  DANGER!  Petrol  is  highly  flam-
mable.
–    K eep  the  fuel  in  containers  which  have  been 
specifically  manufactured  and  homologated 
for such use.
–    N ever smoke when handling fuel;
–    s lowly open the tank cap to allow the pressure 
inside to decrease gradually;
–    T op  up  the  tank  with  fuel  in  the  open  air,  us-
ing a funnel.
– add fuel before starting the engine. Never re-
move the tank cap or add fuel while the engine 
is running or when the engine is hot.
–    i f  you  have  spilt  some  fuel,  do  not  attempt  to 
start  the  engine  but  move  the  machine  away 
from  the  area  of  spillage  and  avoid  creating 
any source of ignition until the fuel has evapo-
rated and fuel vapours have dissipated.
–    i mmediately clean up all traces of fuel spilt on 
the machine or on the ground;
–    n ever start the machine in the same place you 
refilled it with fuel.
–    m ake  sure  your  clothing  does  not  come  into 
contact with the fuel, on the contrary, change 
your clothes before starting the engine.
–    a lways  put  the  tank  and  fuel  container  caps 
back on and tighten well;
3)  Replace faulty or damaged silencers.
4)  Before  using  the  machine,  check  its  general 
condition and in particular:
–    t he  throttle  trigger  and  the  safety  lever  must 
move  freely,  they  must  not  need  forcing  and 
should  return  automatically  and  rapidly  back 
to the neutral position;
–    t he throttle trigger must remain locked until the 
safety lever is pressed;
–    t he engine stop switch must easily move from 
one position to the other;
–    t he electric cables and in particular the spark 
plug  cable  must  be  in  perfect  condition  to 
avoid  the  generation  of  any  sparks,  and  the 
cap must be correctly fitted on the spark plug;
–    t he  machine  handgrips  and  protection  devic-
es must be clean and dry and well fastened to 
the machine;
–    t he blades must never be damaged or in poor 
condition;
5)  Before starting your work, make sure that all 
the protection devices are correctly fitted.
C) DURING USE
1)  Do not operate the engine in a confined space 
where  dangerous  carbon  monoxide  fumes  can 
develop.
2)  Work only in daylight or good artificial light. 
3)  Take on a firm and well-balanced position:
–    w here  possible,  avoid  working  on  wet,  slip-
pery ground or in any case on uneven or steep 
ground  that  does  not  guarantee  stability  for 
the operator;
–    a void using unstable ladders or platforms;
–    n ever  run,  but  walk  carefully  paying  attention 
to the lay of the ground and any eventual ob-
stacles;
–    A lways  be  aware  of  your  surroundings  and 
stay  alert  for  possible  hazards  of  which  you 
may not be aware due to the noise of the ma-
chine.
4)  Start  the  engine  when  the  machine  is  firmly 
on the ground and hold it in place with your free 
hand:
–    s tart  the  engine  in  an  area  at  least  3  metres 
from where you refuelled;
–    c heck that there are no persons in the vicinity 
of the machine;
– do not direct the silencer and therefore the ex-
haust fumes towards inflammable materials.
5)  Exercise  caution  when  near  live  electric  ca-
bles.
6)  Do  not  change  the  engine  settings  or  over-
speed the engine.
7)  Check  that  when  the  machine  is  running  at 
minimum  speed  and  ticking  over,  there  is  no 
movement of the blades and, after accelerating, 
the engine quickly returns to minimum speed.
8)  Make sure the blades do not come into violent 
contact  with  foreign  bodies  and  try  to  prevent 
any material from being hurled after trimming.
9)  If  the  cutting  mechanism  strikes  any  for-
eign  object  or  the  hedge  trimmer  starts  mak-
ing  any  unusual  noise  or  vibration,  shut  off  the 
power  source  and  allow  the  machine  to  stop. 
Disconnect  the  spark  plug  wire  from  the  spark 
plug and take the following steps:
–    i nspect for damage;
–    c heck for and tighten any loose parts;
–    h ave any damaged parts replaced or repaired 
with parts having equivalent specifications.
10) Stop the engine before:
–    c leaning or when clearing a blockage; 
–    c hecking,  carrying  out  maintenance  or  work-
ing on the hedge trimmer; 
–    a djusting  the  working  position  of  the  cutting 
device;
–    l eaving the machine unattended.
D) MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE
1)  Keep all nuts and screws tight to be sure the 
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