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 6.2.1 

General check

Object

Result

Grips (Fig. 1.F, Fig. 

1.G, Fig. 1.I)

Clean, dry and fixed 

firmly to the machine.

Cutting means guard. 

(Fig. 1.E.1, Fig. 1.E.2)

Suitable for the cutting 

means used, correctly 

and securely attached to 

the machine, not worn/

deteriorated or damaged.

Harness connection 

point (Fig. 1.K)

Correctly positioned 

Quick release 

(Fig. 

20.A.3, 

Fig. 

20.B.3, 

Fig. 20.

C.4) 

Efficient. It must allow the 

machine to be released 

quickly in case of danger.

Screws on the machine 

and the cutting means

Correctly tightened 

(not loose)

Cutting means (Fig. 1.D.1, 

Fig.1.D.2, Fig. 1.D.3

) 

Not damaged or worn. 

Metal blade (if fitted) 

(Fig.1.D.2, Fig. 1.D.3)

Well sharpened

Air filter (Fig. 

29

.C)

Clean

Electrical cables and 

spark plug cable

In good condition to 

avoid causing sparks.

Spark plug cap (Fig. 

19

.H) 

In good condition 

and correctly fitted 

on the spark plug

 6.2.2  Machine operating test

Action

Result

Start the machine 

(section 6.3 );

The cutting means (Fig. 

1.D.1, Fig. 1.D.2, Fig. 

1.D.3) must not move 

when the engine is idling. 

Simultaneously activate 

the throttle control lever 

(Fig. 19.B) and throttle 

safety lever (Fig. 19.C).

They must be able 

to move freely 

without forcing.

Release the throttle 

control lever (Fig. 19.B) 

and the throttle safety 

lever (Fig. 19.C)

The levers must return 

automatically and quickly 

to the neutral position 

and the engine must 

return to idle speed.

Press the accelerator 

control lever (Fig. 19.B)

The 

throttle lever remains 

locked (Fig. 19.B)

.

Operate the engine start/

stop switch (Fig. 

19

.A)

The switch must 

move easily from one 

position to another.

If  any  of  the  results  fail  to  match  the 

indications provided in the tables below, it is 

not possible to use the machine! Take it to a 

service centre to be checked and repaired if 

necessary.

 6.3 

START-UP

Before starting the engine:

1. 

arrange  the  machine  in  a  stable  position  on 

the ground;

2. 

remove the cutting means guard (Fig. 1.M) (if 

used);

3. 

make  sure  that  the  blade  (Fig.  1.D.2,  Fig. 

1.D.3) (if used) does not touch the ground or 

other objects.

 6.3.1  Cold start

"Cold" start means starting performed at 

least 5 minutes after stopping the engine or 

after refuelling.

 IMPORTANT 

 To prevent deformation, the 

transmission tube must not be used as a support 

for hands or knees during start-up.

 IMPORTANT 

 To avoid breakage, do not pull the 

rope along its entire length, do not slide it along 

the edge of the guide hole and release the knob 

gradually to prevent it rewinding in an uncontrolled 

way

1. 

Make  sure  that  the  switch  (Fig.19.A)  is  in 

position "I".

2. 

only for models with choke:

Engage 

the  choke,  moving  the  lever  to  "B"  position 

(Fig. 19.E).

3. 

Press the primer control button (Fig. 19.F) 10 

times  to  facilitate  carburettor  ignition.  Make 

sure  the  hole  is  covered  by  your  finger  when 

you press the command.

4. 

Hold  the  machine  firmly  on  the  ground,  with 

one hand on the drive unit, to avoid losing 

control of it when starting (Fig. 21).

5. 

Slowly  pull  the  starter  knob  by  10-15  cm, 

until  you  feel  a  certain  resistance,  and  then 

pull  again  a  few  times  until  you  hear  the  first 

combustions.

6. 

only for models with choke:

Disengage the choke, moving the lever to "A" 

position (Fig. 19.E).

7. 

Pull  the  starter  knob  again  until  the  engine  is 

properly switched on.

8. 

Operate  the  throttle  lever  briefly  (Fig.  19.

B) 

and set the engine to idle.

9. 

Allow  the  engine  to  idle  for  at  least  1  minute 

before using the machine.

 IMPORTANT 

 If the starter rope knob is operated 

repeatedly,  the  engine  may  choke  and  start  up 

may become difficult. 

If the engine floods in this way, see section 14.