Starting / Stopping The Engine; Operation Hints; Spraying - Solo Port 423 Instructions D'emploi

Starting / Stopping the engine ; Operation hints

11. Starting / Stopping the engine

1. Open fuel valve (ON).
2. Push primer (Fig A) until float-chamber is filled
with fuel (only when engine is cold).
3 Switch ignition switch to "I" position and close
.
liquid tap.
4. Close choke (Fig. 5 - B)
only when engine is cold.
5. Start engine with recoil starter. DO NOT yank
starter suddenly; first pull starter rope until
pawls engage (resistance of recoil spring is
felt). Lead starter grip slowly back to starter
housing.
6. Open choke as soon as the engine fires
and "tries" to start. Repeat the starting
procedure if required.
Shutting off engine
 Release throttle lever and move ignition switch
to "Stop" position until engine stops.

12. Operation hints


Before every use and before every start of the
mistblower check and ensure the machine is in
good and safe condition. (throttle operation,
ignition switch, safety devices, shoulder strap
and check for fuel leaks)

During the starting procedure and while
operating the mistblower, the operator must
have secure footing and have a safe body
position.
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
The engine starting site should be at least 3
meters away from the refueling site.
Fig. 5

12.1 Spraying

Open liquid tap: Lever in horizontal position  ON
Shut liquid tap: Lever in vertical position  OFF
The correct output is obtained according to
dosage-sleeve setting
When spraying predominantly upwards (tall trees)
we recommend using the liquid pump offered as an
accessory (part no.: 44 00 117)
Misting Output Guide
Dosage
sleeve
Position 1 0,32 L/min
Position 2 0,63 L/min
Position 3 1,03 L/min
Position 4 1,46 L/min
*) The delivery values when using a liquid pump
(accessories) apply to every position of the spray
wand.
Note: The liquid pump attachment comprises a
special metering body, which should be installed
when using a liquid pump.
Please note: When using a liquid pump, ensure
that the tank contains sufficient liquid. The
liquid pump can sustain severe damage, if it is
permitted to run dry. When using the
equipment as a mister and as blower, remove
the pump for that reason.
Fig. 6
A *) B
0,17 L/min 0,33 L/min
0,31 L/min 0,54 L/min
0,54 L/min 1,04 L/min
0,65 L/min 1,42 L/min
C