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Handle Fuel Safely
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To avoid personal injury or property damage, take ex-
tra care when handling fuel.
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Fuel is highly flammable, the vapours are explosive.
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Avoid smoking cigarettes, cigars or pipes in working
area and remove all possible sources of ignition.
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Use only approved fuel containers.
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Never open the filler cap or fill in with fuel while the
engine is running.
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The engine must be cooled before fuel is poured in.
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Never refuel the machine indoors.
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Never store the machine or the fuel tank near open
flames or potential ignition sources.
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Never fill the fuel tank inside a vehicle, on a truck or
a trailer with cover.
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Always fill up the tank on solid ground at a safe dis-
tance from the vehicle.
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Should fuel be sprayed on your clothes, take off the
clothes immediately.
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Do not overfill the fuel tank.
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Close the fuel tank carefully.
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If the fuel tank must be drained, this should be done
outdoors.
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Never transport the saw while the engine is running.
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Never refuel the machine in confined spaces.
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Before turning on the engine you need to clean the
tank and the machine from gasoline residues.
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Heated gas expands. Do not fill the fuel tank to the
edge, but leave a little space so that hot gas can
expand.
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The fuel cap has a ventilation slot for the discharge
of gasoline vapours.
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Always use an original gas cap.
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Failure to observe the gasoline safety can cause fi-
res and explosions; they can cause serious injuries
as well as damage the equipment and property of
others.
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The filling of fuel into a running or hot engine can
cause an explosion.
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Before refuelling, always switch off the engine and
let it cool for a few minutes.
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Remove wood shavings and other debris from the
machine. Keep the machine clean, so you can incre-
ase its performance.
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Engine, transmission and muffler will be very hot
when the engine running in a matter of minutes. In
any case touch these equipment parts.
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Before servicing the unit, you must first turn off the
engine and allow the engine and transmission to
cool.
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Remember, exhaust vapours are dangerous. Never
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