Gas brushcutter Storage
In the event of storing the gas brushcutter for one month or longer, bear in mind the following considerations:
• Drain all the fuel tank contents into an approved gasoline container. All the remaining fuel can be re-used in another tool
that uses 2-stroke motor with a 40:1 ratio.
• Start the motor until the rest of fuel is consumed and the motor shuts down. This will eliminate the fuel residues and will
prevent gum formations that damage the fuel system.
• Clean the gas brushcutter thoroughly.
• Store the unit in a well-ventilated space, away from corrosive agents such as garden chemical products or de-icing salts. And
away from children's reach.
• Observe all the government rulings concerning safety in management and storing fuel.
Problem
Cause
The motor does not
• There is no spark.
start.
• There is no fuel.
• The motor is flooded.
• The starter jack-line is
harder to pull than
when it was new.
The motor starts but
• The motor needs a
will not accelerate.
couple of minutes to be
hot.
The motor starts but
• The carburetor has to
runs only in high
be adjusted.
speed with half a
choke.
• Check the oil / fuel
The motor is not
mix.
reaching full speed
• The air filter is dirty.
and starts having
• The spark arrest
smoke emissions.
screen is dirty.
The motor starts, runs,
• The idle screw in the
accelerates but there is
carburetor need to be
no idle speed.
adjusted.
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Maintenance
Troubleshooting
Solution
• Check the spark. Remove the motor cover. Remove the spark plug from
the cylinder. Connect the spark plug cable and set it onto the motor
cylinder, with the metal part touching the cylinder. Pull the jack-line and
observe the spark in the spark plug electrode. If there is no spark, repeat
the test using a new spark plug.
• Press the starter choke until fuel is visible in the bulb. If fuel is not visible,
it means the primary system in the fuel supply is blocked. Contac a
. Authorized Service Center. If the starter choke is filled with
fuel, the motor is flooded.
• With the switch off, remove the spark plug. Move the choke lever
downwards and pull the jack-line 15 to 20 times to eliminate excessive
fuel from the motor. Clean the spark plug and set it back in place. Follow
the normal starting procedure (see page 9). If the motor is not starting,
repeat the procedure using a new spark plug.
• Take the gas brushcutter to a
• Allow the motor to be completely hot. If the motor will not accelerate
after three minutes, contact your
• Take the gas brushcutter to a
• Use new fuel and the right oil mix for a 2-stroke motor.
• Clean the air filter. See page 11.
• Take the gas brushcutter to a
• Turn the idle screw clockwise to increase speed.
Authorized Service Center.
Authorized Service Center.
Authorized Service Center.
Authorized Service Center.
