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7 - MAINTENANCE
7.1.4 Cleaning
Clean the tool with a rag and compressed air regularly.
Keep the handgrips (5) and (17) clean of oil and gasoline.
7.1.5 Tool storage
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Carefully follow the maintenance directions and safety rules previously given.
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Thoroughly clean the tool.
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Drain the fuel out of the motor tank (14) and put the cap (15) back on.
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Remove the spark plug (37) and pour a bit of oil into the cylinder through the hole (33). Turn the motor shaft a few times with
the starter lever (2) to distribute the oil and then put the spark plug (37) back in place.
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Wrap the motor in a sheet of nylon.
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Store the tool in a dry area, preferably not directly on the ground and away from heat sources.
WARNING!
All maintenance work not specified in this manual is to be carried out at an authorized service center. Remember use of
genuine spare parts is the key to obtaining top tool performance and efficiency at all times.
7.2 Extraordinary maintenance
7.2.1 General information
Before attempting to perform any type of maintenance:
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Turn off ON–OFF switch (10).
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Wear perforation resistant work gloves.
WARNING!
Any extraordinary maintenance operation shall be performed in a CAMPAGNOLA S.r.l. Authorised Service Point.
7.3 Periodic maintenance schedule
Maintenance
Check hook fixing screws (26, Fig. I)
to assure they are tight
Clean motor fins (L)
Clean spark plugs (37, Fig. T)
Add oil
Check air filter (28, Fig. M)
Overall cleaning
Change air filter
Change fuel filter (S)
8
- DISMANTLING AND DISPOSAL OF THE COMPONENTS
8.1 General
At the end of its working life, the tool shall be dismantled.
The tool components shall be divided in order to dispose of them according to the materials they are made of (batteries, metal,
plastic, etc.) and in compliance with the regulations in force in the country where the tool was used.
After the
Every 10
first
hours
hours of
operation
X
X
Daily
As
required
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Weekly
At the end
of the
season
X
X
X
X
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