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3.  ABOUT THE MACHINE

 3.1  MACHINE DESCRIPTION 

AND INTENDED USE

This machine is a spark-ignition engine. 

Engine performance, reliability and life 

are influenced by many factors, some 

external and some strictly associated 

with the quality of the employed products 

and with the scheduled maintenance.

Additional information is provided below 

for greater awareness of your machine.

Any other use that does not comply with 

the above, can be dangerous and cause 

damage to people and/or property.

 IMPORTANT 

 Improper use of the machine 

causes the warranty to lapse and relieves 

the Manufacturer of any liability, placing all 

responsibility for damage or injury, to him/

herself or third parties, on the user.

 3.1.1 

Type of users

This machine is intended for use by 

consumers, i.e. non-professional operators. 

It is intended for "hobby-related activities".

 3.2  SAFETY SIGNS

There are various symbols on the machine. Their 

function is to remind the operator of the correct 

conduct for use, with due care and caution.

Meanings of the symbols:

Warning!

 - Petrol is flammable. 

Allow  engine  to  cool  at  least  2 

minutes before refuelling.

Warning

:  Read the instruc

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tions before use.

Warning!

  -  Engines emit car

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bon monoxide. DO NOT run in 

enclosed area.

Danger!

 Keep away from hot 

surfaces.

 3.3  IDENTIFICATION LABEL

Write the serial number (S/n) of your 

machine on the space provided on 

the label at the back of the cover.

 3.4  ENGINE COMPONENTS

The machine is comprised of the 

following main parts (fig. 1 ).

A. 

Oil filler cap with dipstick

B. 

Carburettor

C. 

Air filter cover

D. 

Spark plug cap

E. 

Engine code

F. 

Knob of the starter rope (if applicable)

G. 

Battery (if applicable)

 3.5  ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS

The operation of a four-stroke 

endothermic engine is affected by:

a) 

Temperature:

–

When operating at low temperatures 

cold starts may be difficult.

–

When operating at very high temperatures 

warm starts may be difficult due to 

evaporation of the fuel in the float 

chamber of the carburettor or in the pump.

–

In any case the right kind of oil 

must be used, according to the 

operating temperatures.

b) 

Altitude:

– The higher the altitude above sea level, 

the lower the max power developed 

by an endothermic engine.

– When there is a considerable 

increase in altitude, the load on the 

machine should be reduced and 

particularly heavy work avoided.

 3.6  FUEL

A good quality fuel is the major issue for 

the engine reliability of operation.

Fuel must meet these requirements:

a)

   Use clean, fresh unleaded gasoline, with a min

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imum of 90 octane

b)

   Do not use fuel formulated with ethanol greater 

than 10%;

c) 

Do not add oil

d)

   To protect the fuel system from gum formation, 

mix a fuel stabilizer into the fuel.