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Regularly check the oil level before each use.
If necessary, top up oil.
Attention! Used oil should not be disposed of by accident, dispose of it in the sewage system or directly into the environment.
Take it to an oil disposal point.
REFUELING
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Before using, familiarize yourself with the safety, use, handling and storage principles contained in this Operation Manual.
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Fuel should be poured outside, in a place where there is no risk of sparks or flames.
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Gasoline should only be stored in suitable containers (canisters) that are approved. Check the condition of fuel storage
containers regularly.
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Fuel tanks must be securely closed. For safety reasons, replace damaged fuel filler caps.
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Do not use beverage bottles or similar to store consumables, e.g. fuel or oil, as other people, especially children, could drink
from them.
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The fuel tank should only be filled outdoors; do not smoke while refueling.
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Gasoline should be topped up before starting the internal combustion engine.
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Do not unscrew the fuel tank cap or add fuel while the internal combustion engine is running or when the engine is hot.
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Do not overfill the fuel tank! Due to the thermal expansion of the fuel, do not fill the tank above the lower edge
of the filler neck.
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The device must not be stored with the fuel tank filled indoors. The resulting gasoline vapors may come into contact with open
flames and ignite. If the fuel tank needs to be emptied, it should be done outdoors. Before starting the machine, make sure that
there is no spilled fuel on or near the machine. If necessary, wipe off the fuel.
Attention! Gasoline vapors are flammable. Before starting the mower, make sure that the working machine is not less than 3m
from fuel tanks.
OPERATION
BRAKE LEVER
Pull the brake lever 2 (Rys.(Fig.) 1) before starting the engine to the handle 1 (Rys.(Fig.) 1) as shown in Rys.(Fig.) 7.
By releasing the brake lever, the engine and cutting knife stop.
ENGINE STARTING
Warning! When the engine is running, the cutting blades rotate.
1. Check the oil level (Rys.(Fig.) 5B).
2. Fill the fuel tank with clean, unleaded gasoline (Rys.(Fig.) 4). Make sure the spark plug wire is connected to the spark plug
(Rys.(Fig.) 6).
3. Move the throttle control 26 (Rys.(Fig.) 2), if equipped, to the FAST position. Operate the engine in the FAST position.
4. Stand behind the mower. Hold the brake lever 2 (Rys.(Fig.) 1) with one hand in the working position as shown in Rys.(Fig.) 7.
5. With your other hand, grasp the starter cord handle 5 (Rys.(Fig.) 1) as shown in Rys.(Fig.) 9.
6. Lightly pulling the cord towards you, remove the starter slack, and when you feel resistance, pull the cord hard and vigorously
and let it slowly go back to its place.
7. Do not release the line handle until the line is pulled through the starter return system.
8. If the engine does not start after 5-6 strokes, follow the directions in the "Inspection and Troubleshooting" chapter.
9. Stop engine: Move the throttle control, if equipped, to the STOP position.
WORKING WITH A DRIVE
To start the drive, pull it to the handle 1 (Rys.(Fig.) 1) drive lever 3 (Rys.(Fig.) 1) as shown in the Fig 8.
You can turn off the drive at any time by releasing the drive lever and operate the device like a mower without a drive.
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