Cleaning Or Replacing The Air Filter; Cleaning Or Replacing The Petrol Filter; Changing Or Inspecting The Spark Plug; Inspecting The Spark Plug - IKRA BHSN 602 Manuel D'utilisation

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Anticlockwise Idling speed is reduced (–)
Contact the manufacturer if the cutter continues
running despite being at idling speed.
In such a case, do not continue to work with the
hedge trimmer!

Cleaning or replacing the air filter

Clean the air filter regularly of dust and dirt, in order to
prevent:
- loss of performance
- difficulties starting the tool
- excessive fuel consumption.
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Clean the air filter about every 8 operating hours, or even
more often in particularly dusty conditions.
1. Set the start lever (choke) (21) to
gets into the carburettor.
2. Remove the air filter cover (19).
3. Remove the air filter (22) from the foam.
4. Wash out the air filter in lukewarm, soapy water.
Do not blow out the dirt, there is a risk of injuries
to the eyes!
5. Clean inside the air filter with a paintbrush.
6. Allow the air filter to dry out properly and reinsert it.
7. Refit the air filter cover.
Change the air filter regularly.
If the air filter is damaged, it must be replaced be-
fore starting work.

Cleaning or replacing the petrol filter

Check the petrol filter (9) as necessary. A dirty petrol filter
hinders the supply of fuel.
Open the petrol cap (10) and pull the petrol filter through
the opening with a wire hook.
- Light dirt - pull out the petrol filter from the fuel line and
clean the filter in naphtha
- Heavy dirt - replace the petrol filter

Changing or inspecting the spark plug

touch the spark plug (18) or the spark plug connector (17)
while the motor is running. High voltage! Risk of burning
when the motor is hot. Wear protective gloves!Check the
spark plug and the separation of the electrodes regularly.
To do so, proceed as follows:
1. Pull the spark plug connector out of the spark plug.
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2. Unscrew the spark plug with the supplied spark plug
Allen key.
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The separation between the electrodes should be bet-
ween 0.6 and 0.7 mm.
Clean the spark plug if it is dirty.
Replace the spark plug.
- if the insulating body is damaged
- if there is significant loss of material on the electrodes
- if the electrodes become very dirty or heavily soiled
- each month if the tool is used regularly

Inspecting the spark plug

1. Pull the spark plug connector out of the spark plug.
so that no dirt
2. Unscrew the spark plug with the supplied spark plug
Allen key.
3. Firmly attach the spark plug connector.
4. Push the spark plug against the motor housing with
isolated pliers (not in the vicinity of the spark plug hole).
5. Move the ON/OFF switch to the „START" position.
6. Sharply pull the start cord on the starter handle.
If it is working properly, a spark should be visible between
the electrodes.

Silencer/exhaust opening

Care

Clean the hedge trimmer carefully after every use, so
that it continues to work properly.
Do not
• Clean the housing with a soft brush or a dry cloth.
• Make sure that the ventilation slots for cooling the mo-
• Clean the cutter regularly with a cloth or brush.
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with oil
Do not retighten the screws on the silencer if the
motor is hot.
1. Check on a regularly basis that the screws (D) in
the silencer (7) have not come undone.
are loose, tighten them hand tight.
2. Clean the exhaust opening (E) regularly.
Wear protective gloves when cleaning the cutter!
Water, solvent and polish may not be used.
tor remain unobstructed (risk of overheating).
Do not clean the cutter with water, due to the risk
of corrosion.
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