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Safety warnings for petrol tools

WARNING:  Gasoline  is  toxic,  highly 

flammable,  and  its  vapours  can  explode 

if ignited. 

Take the following precautions: 

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do not smoke, keep sparks and open flames from 

the area while adding fuel or operating the tool;

•

store fuel only in containers specifically designed 

and approved for the storage of such materials;

•

avoid creating a source of ignition for spilled fuel� 

Do not start the engine until the fuel vapours dissipate;

•

always stop the engine and allow it to cool before 

filling the fuel tank. Never remove the cap of the fuel 

tank, or add fuel, when the engine is hot;

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never operate the tool without the fuel cap 

securely in place. Loosen the fuel tank cap slowly to 

relieve any pressure in the tank;

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mix and add fuel in a clean, well-ventilated area or 

outdoors where there are no sparks or flames;

•

move the tool at least 3m from the fuelling source 

and site before starting the engine;

•

do not position flammable or nylon / fabric objects 

near and / or on the tool;

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close  the  fuel  tank  plug  tightly  to  avoid  leakages 

of fuel and escape of fuel's vapors;

•

if in the process of fueling the tool you have spilled 

fuel or oil on it, carefully wipe the tool;

•

if in the process of fueling the tool you have 

spilled fuel or oil on yourself, change your clothes 

and carefully wash parts of your body in contact with 

the fuel or oil, using water with soap�

Safety  regulations  during  the  preparatory 

operations

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Breathing exhaust fumes can be lethal� Operate 

this tool only in a well ventilated area and never in 

places affected by dust, acids, vapours, explosive or 

flammable gases.

•

Use personal protection equipment� Always wear 

protective goggles� When necessary, use respirators, 

non-slipping boots, hard hats and earplugs� Long 

sleeve shirts are recommended� The use of personal 

protection equipment is one of the factors that reduce 

the risk of injuries. 

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Do not wear loose clothing, jewellery, short pants, 

sandals or go barefoot� Hair, garment parts and gloves 

should be protected against contact with the moving 

parts of the tool�

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Use the tool only in daylight or good artificial light.

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Avoid accidental starting� Do not apply excessive 

force,  take  a  stable  position  and  always  try  to  keep 

balance this will facilitate control over the tool�

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Stop and switch the engine to off for maintenance, 

repair, or for changing parts�

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Do not use parts, accessories or attachments which 

are not authorized for this tool. Doing so could lead to 

serious injury to the user, or damage to the tool, and 

void your warranty�

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To reduce a fire hazard, replace the faulty muffler and 

spark  arrestor,  keep  the  engine  and  muffler  free  from 

grass, leaves, excessive grease or carbon build up�

Safety regulations for using the tool

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Stop the engine immediately if you feel an exces-

sive  vibration.  Vibration  is  a  sign  of  trouble.  Inspect 

thoroughly for loose nuts, bolts or damage before con-

tinuing� Repair or replace all affected parts as neces-

sary�

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Tools are to be used only in operations, for which 

they have been designed, which will ensure safety and 

help achieve better results�

•

Keep hands, face, and feet at a distance from all 

moving parts�

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Do not touch the engine or muffler. These parts get 

extremely hot from operation� When turned off they re-

main hot for a short time�

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Always stop the engine while taking a break.

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If you strike or become entangled with a foreign ob

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ject, stop the engine immediately and check for dam

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age� Do not operate before repairing the damage� Do 

not operate the tool with loose or damaged parts�

Service of the tool

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Keep the tool clean. Never clean the tool with flam

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mable liquids or solvents�

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Your  tool  should  be  serviced  only  by  qualified  spe

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cialists, with the use of recommended spare parts� 

This will guarantee labour safety, when your tool is be-

ing applied�

Safety regulations after using the tool

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Never  store  the  tool,  with  fuel  in  the  tank,  inside  a 

building  where  fumes  may  reach  an  open  flame  or 

spark.

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Allow the engine to cool before storing or transport-

ing� Be sure to secure the tool while transporting�

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Always use the handle to move or transport the tool�

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The tool should be stored in dry place, out of chil-

dren's reach� Do not allow use of the tool by persons 

who have not read this manual and are inexperienced� 

In the hands of an unqualified person, the tool may be 

dangerous both for the operator and his environment�

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Never  douse  or  squirt  the  tool  with  water  or  any 

other liquid�

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Spent oil (lubricated models) and condensate must 

be disposed of in accordance with environmental pro-

tection regulations and the current legislation�

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Save these instructions� Refer to them often and use 

them to instruct other users. If you loan someone this 

tool, also loan them these instructions as well�

Safety guidelines during tool operation

Specific  safety  rules  for  the  tools  equipped  with 

petrol engine

Attention!  Non-observance  of  the  below 

listed  rules  may  become  a  cause  of  fire, 

serious  injuries  or  even  death  of  the 

user. Always keep nearby a medical first-

aid  kit  as  well  as  fire  fighting  means  (fire 

extinguisher, spade, etc.).

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When in operation, the tool's ignition system 

generates electromagnetic impulses that may interfere 

with  the  work  of  electronic  heart  pacemakers,  so 

consult a doctor before staring to use the tool�

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During operation of this tool, there are harmful 

substances (fuel vapors, exhaust gases containing 

carbon monoxide, etc�) emitted inhaling of which may 

negatively  influence  the  operator's  health.  Refuel  the