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2. Air filter maintenance

Check the air filter for dirty before and after each use. If it is too dirty, it
will cause the engine to start hard, black smoke, and no power. If the
filter element is paper, remove the filter element and remove the dust
attached to it; If the filter element is made of sponge, after cleaning with
gasoline, apply some lubricating oil on the filter element to keep the
filter element moist, which is more conducive to dust absorption.
However,the other layer surrounded by the sponge cannot be washed
with water. After washing, it will cause the pores to close and affect the
engine work (the inner layer is made of paper). When cleaning, use an
air gun to blow it clean.

Fig.

40-1 Open the air filter side cover

Fig.

40-2 Take out the filter

Fig.41

Fuel tank cap

3. Radiator maintenance

The main function of the radiator is to eliminate noise and heat.

When the machine is working, the sundries may be covered on the heat
sink, affecting its heat dissipation function. In severe cases, the engine
may be damaged. Therefore, after each use of the machine, the debris on
the heat sink should be carefully cleaned.

4. Fuel maintenance

Every time the fuel is exhausted, the machine should be allowed

to rest for ten minutes before refueling. Otherwise, the fuel will be on
fire due to the high temperature of the machine. When refueling, please
add the same amount of fuel according to the fuel capacity in the “Host
Parameters (page 11)”; if you add too much oil, it will block the vent
hole on the oil cover, causing the oil level to be free from pressure and
unable to supply oil to the engine.

Chapter 9: Maintenance planning cycle

cycle

category

Before each

use

After each

use

Every 10

hours

Every 25

hours

Or every

quarter

Before

storage

Remarks

date

machine

Check parts

Cleaning collection bag

Cleaning machine

Check/replace roller brush

Check

Check

Check

Replace according to the degree of
damage

Check/replace belt

Check

Replace according to the degree of
damage

Clean air duct

Check / clean / replace the
impeller

clean

clean

clean

Replace according to the degree of
damage

Check/replace pulley

Check

Replace according to the degree of
damage

Inspection / clean / lubrication
self-propelled device

clean

clean

lubrication

clean

lubrication

Clean foreign objects on the shaft

engine

Check the oil

Check fuel

Change the oil
(viscosity 10w-30)

Increase

maintenance

frequency

according to usage environment

Cleaning air filter

Increase

maintenance

frequency

according to usage environment

Check/replace spark plug

Replace the air filter

According to the dirty degree of the
filter

Check silencer

Increase

maintenance

frequency

according to usage environment

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Summary of Contents for FAST175P-1

Page 1: ...TIONS FAST175T 1 FAST175P 1 USER MANUAL WARNING PLEASE READ THE MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THE TOOL BUILDER SAS 32 rue Aristide Berg s ZI 31270 Cugnaux France MADE IN PRC PETROL WALK BEHIND VACCUM...

Page 2: ...omb the lawn Optional Accessories 5 Auxiliary hose Blowing or sucking away rubbish in areas that the machine cannot enter Optional Accessories 6 Suction port baffle When the suction port is completely...

Page 3: ...4 Chapter 5 Lubrication instructions 21 Chapter 6 Engine description 21 Chapter 7 Machine cleaning and storage 21 Chapter 8 Machine maintenance instructions 22 Chapter 9 Maintenance planning cycle 23...

Page 4: ...y pressure which may have formed in fuel tank Always wipe unit of fuel or oil spills before starting To prevent a fire hazard move at least 10 feet 3meters from fueling area before starting TURN UNIT...

Page 5: ...ing drawn into the rotating parts DO NOT refuel a running engine or an engine that is hot Before using always visually inspect to see that fasteners are secure the housing is undamaged and that guards...

Page 6: ...is risk of injury and property damage due to attachments or broken the sudden impact of hidden objects Risk of injury to persons and property caused by flying objects Prolonged use of this product exp...

Page 7: ...4 Parameter mark Fig 5 1 Self propelled parameter marker Fig 5 2 Hand push parameter marker 5 LOGO mark Fig 6 07...

Page 8: ...ram below Please see Fig a 1 2 3 Fig a 1 Fig a 2 Fig a 3 Assembly completion diagram Assembly step 2 Upper armrest assembly Please put the upper handrail bar assembly on the lower handrail bar guide a...

Page 9: ...on the upper grab bar assembly Fig 9 1 Assembly guide Fig 9 2 Assembly completion diagram Assembly step 5 Collection bag assembly Put the upper layer of the collection bag into the collection bag fixi...

Page 10: ...4 Assembly left hanging board Fig 10 5 Press the baffle and open the rear cover Fig 10 6 Insert back cover bracket Fig 10 7 Insert in place Fig 10 8 Installation completion diagram hanging board baff...

Page 11: ...e snapped into place Pull the roller brush firmly without pulling the trigger please check if the roller brush will fall off if it will fall please reinstall this component Fig 11 1 Pull the trigger F...

Page 12: ...se is not being used for suction Fig 13 1 Hanging baffle Fig 13 2 Installation completion diagram Assembly step 9 pulley assembly Assemble the pulley according to the instructions in the diagram and t...

Page 13: ...s 26 m s Air outlet speed 43 m s 43 m s Guarantee the sound pressure level 86 dB A K 3dB A 86 dB A K 3dB A sound power level 105 dB A 105 dB A Vibration value 6 7 m s2 K 1 5m s2 6 7 m s2 K 1 5m s2 Wo...

Page 14: ...of this manual page 11 3 Make sure the microswitch rocker arm is closed See Fig 14 1 2 Fig 14 1 Switch rocker Open state Fig 14 2 Switch rocker Closed state 4 Please pull the throttle handle to the s...

Page 15: ...normal self propelled speed please provide self propelled speed according to the parameter table of this manual page 11 and impact at an angle greater than 45 degrees Such operation will cause the gu...

Page 16: ...Comb brush The steel claws attached to it will pick up the rubbish wrapped around the grass roots 4 Precautions for the working area of the whole machine Note Do not use roller brushes or machines in...

Page 17: ...ush drive lever and then close the self propelled drive lever See Figure 29 1 2 3 Fig 29 1 Pull rod closing direction Fig 29 2 Clamping lever Fig 29 3 Wheel rotation direction 6 Auxiliary hose instruc...

Page 18: ...ion Telescopic function 1 Telescopic tube can adjust the height of different handle positions 2 Push the Lock with your thumb while adjusting the handle position forward or backward See Fig 32 1 2 Fig...

Page 19: ...d in detail the operation according to the Precautions for the working area of the whole machine pages 14 15 and the following precautions Note Please understand the parameters of the auxiliary hose i...

Page 20: ...anging plate Remove the collection bag Fig 37 4 Fig 37 5 Fig 37 6 Open the collection bag mouth Open the collection bag mouth Pour out the garbage in the collection bag 4 Collection bag precautions No...

Page 21: ...storage Proper cleaning and storage are critical to keeping your machine trouble free and in good condition The following steps will help prevent rust and corrosion impair the function and appearance...

Page 22: ...conditions such as continuous high load or high temperature operation or in unusually humid temperatures consult your service dealer for advice that is appropriate for your individual needs and use Ma...

Page 23: ...re refueling Otherwise the fuel will be on fire due to the high temperature of the machine When refueling please add the same amount of fuel according to the fuel capacity in the Host Parameters page...

Page 24: ...n air purifier components The engine idling is very poor Air filter components are dirty Clean air purifier components Air slots in the engine shroud are blocked Clear debris from the slot The fins an...

Page 25: ...rotation Self propelled failure Contact service agent repair Roller brush drive belt damage Replacement belt The timing belt is damaged Replace the timing belt Synchronous pulley damage Replace the ti...

Page 26: ...ion Gasoline powered garden blower vacumms pick up debris into the debris collector or blow debris References FAST175P 1 Applicable EC Directives Maschinery Directive 2006 42 EC Used harmonized Standa...

Page 27: ...ser manual Due to our policy of continuous product improvement we reserve the right to alter or change specifcations without notice Consequently the product may be diferent from the information contai...

Page 28: ...s will be done by approved engine manufacturers of these manufacturers see their site http www briggsandstratton com eu fr http www honda engines eu com fr service network page jsessionid 5EE8456CF39C...

Page 29: ...for repairs and more generally the costs related to the immobilization of the product The costs of a second opinion established by a third party following an estimate by a SWAP Europe repair station...

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