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Operation
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Keep hands and feet away from rotating parts, the milling auger housing or the discharge chute.
Contact with rotating parts can lead to hands and feet being cut off.
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The control lever of the tiller is a safety component. Never bypass its function. This can make
the machine unsafe and lead to personal injury.
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The control lever must be easy to operate and return automatically to the starting position
when released.
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Never work without or with a damaged ejection chute. All safety-relevant parts must be
functional and used.
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Never operate the motor in closed or poorly ventilated rooms. The exhaust gas contains carbon
monoxide, an odourless and deadly gas.
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Do not work with the machine under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
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The exhaust and engine can become very hot and cause burns. Do not touch either. Keep
children away.
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Be especially careful when working on or crossing gravelled surfaces. Be alert for hidden
dangers.
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Be careful when changing direction on an embankment.
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Avoid throwing snow towards windows, walls, cars, etc. This will prevent people or objects from
being damaged.
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Never direct the snow towards children, bystanders or pets. Do not leave anyone standing in
front of the machines.
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Do not overload the capacity of the machines by clearing snow too quickly.
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Never work in poor visibility or poor lighting conditions. Always ensure that you are standing
securely and always hold the handles firmly. Move slowly while working - please do not run.
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Switch off the drive of the milling auger when transporting it or when not in use.
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Never work at high speeds on smooth floors. Look backwards and downwards when reversing.
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If the machine starts to vibrate unusually strongly, switch off the engine, disconnect the ignition
cable and earth it to the engine. Carefully inspect the machine for damage. Repair any damage
before restarting the engine.
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Release all operating levers and switch off the engine before leaving the machine (behind the
handles). Wait until the auger comes to a complete standstill before removing the discharge
chute, changing any settings or carrying out inspections.
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Never put your hand in the ejection or collection opening. Always use the tool supplied to
loosen the discharge chute. Never loosen the discharge chute while the motor is still running.
Switch off the motor and wait behind the handles until all moving parts have come to a
standstill.
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Only use accessories approved by the manufacturer (e.g. equalising weights, snow chains, cabs,
etc.)
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To start the motor, pull the rope slowly until you feel resistance and then pull the rope quickly. If
the starter rope is pulled back too quickly from the start, your hand and arm will be pulled
towards the motor faster than you can let go. This can result in injuries, sprains and fractures.
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In situations not described in these operating instructions, special care and good judgement are
required. Contact Customer Care for assistance and the name of the nearest service dealer.
Maintenance and storage (see also chapter 10)
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