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PETROL-POWERED HEDGE TRIMMER

USER'S MANUAL

Maintenance

2. Certain maintenance products and certain solvents may damage plastic components. These products

include those containing benzene, trichloroethylene, chloride and ammonia.

3. Make sure that all ventilation openings on the power tool remain clear and unclogged. To ensure cleanliness

inside the power tool it is usually sufﬁ cient to clean using a soft brush and then blowing it out with
compressed air.

4. Wear appropriate eye protection when performing cleaning.

GEARBOX

The gearbox needs to be lubricated every 30 operating hours. For this task, we recommend that you contact an
authorised service centre.

REPAIRS

Repairs on this power tool may only be performed at an authorised service centre.

Problem

Inspection

Status

Cause

Solution

The engine is stopping, it is

difﬁ cult to start or cannot be

started at all

Fuel in the

carburettor

Fuel is not

reaching the

carburettor

Clogged fuel

ﬁ lter

Clean out or replace

Clogged fuel

supply line

Clean out or replace

Carburettor

Request a repair at

an authorised service

centre

Fuel is returning

Fuel is not

reaching the

cylinder

Carburettor

Request a repair at

an authorised service

centre

There is fuel in the

exhaust pipe

The fuel mix is

too rich

Open the choke

valve. Clean out or

replace the air ﬁ lter.

Adjust the carburettor.

Request a repair at

an authorised service

centre.

Sparks on the

spark plug

electrodes

No spark

The engine

switch is in the

off position

Set the engine switch

to the ON position

Electrical

system

problem

Request a repair at

an authorised service

centre

Locked switch

Summary of Contents for FZN 4002 B

Page 1: ...FZN 4002 B ...

Page 2: ...starting work 9 The following points must be adhered to when working with fuel 9 Using the petrol powered hedge trimmer 10 Maintenance and storage 11 4 DESCRIPTION OF THE POWER TOOL 12 Description of the power tool see Fig 1 12 5 BEFORE USING 13 Engine fuel 13 Checking the hand guard 14 Checking the blades 14 Checking the blade guard 14 Checking the air ﬁlter 15 6 STARTING THE ENGINE 15 Starting a...

Page 3: ...02 B Table of Contents 9 STORAGE 23 Draining fuel 23 10 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 23 11 DISPOSAL 24 INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION REGARDING THE DISPOSAL OF USED PACKAGING MATERIALS 24 12 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 25 ...

Page 4: ... yourself with the operating elements and the correct use of the power tool Keep the user s manual in a safe place where it can be easily retrieved for future use Save the original packaging including the internal packing material warranty card and proof of purchase receipt at least for the duration of the warranty If you need to ship this machine pack it in the original cardboard box to ensure ma...

Page 5: ...tial injuries from occurring This symbol in front of the safety comment designates preventative measures warnings or dangers Ignoring this warning may lead to you or somebody else suffering an accident Always adhere to the provided recommendations in order to prevent the risk of an injury ﬁre or accident Read the entire user s manual Before every use read the relevant part of this user s manual Be...

Page 6: ...urs when the engine is started Sparking may ignite ﬂammable gases Engines create carbon monoxide which is a poisonous and colourless odourless gas Inhalation of carbon monoxide may cause nausea fainting and death Only for outdoor use Risk of inhaling emissions in enclosed areas Smoking and handling of open ﬂames is strictly forbidden in the vicinity of this power tool These symbols inform about th...

Page 7: ... Explanation of instruction labels on the power tool Keep a safe distance Choke closed Choke open Caution Please do not touch the cutting blades It is forbidden to use this power tool without the hand cover installed ...

Page 8: ...the operator or user is responsible for accidents and risks caused to other persons or their property Larger repairs may only be performed by specially trained persons PREPARING PRIOR TO STARTING WORK THIS HEDGE TRIMMER MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURIES Carefully read the provided instructions to acquaint yourself with the correct operation preparation maintenance starting and stopping of this hedge trim...

Page 9: ...ut cutting blades To limit the risk of causing a ﬁre make sure that there is no dirt or excess lubricant on the motor and exhaust pipe Always check that all handles and covers are properly attached before using the power tool Always check that all bolts and screws are properly tightened before using the power tool Never attempt to use an incomplete power tool or a power tool that has had unauthori...

Page 10: ...e trimmer to cool down before storing it Always put the protective cover on to the blade bar before transporting or storing it Make sure that all nuts and bolts are securely tightened to ensure the safe operation of this power tool Always allow the engine of the power tool to cool down before storing it To limit the risk of causing a ﬁre make sure that there are no plant material residues or exces...

Page 11: ...OWER TOOL Fig 1 DESCRIPTION OF THE POWER TOOL SEE FIG 1 1 Front handle 2 Starter 3 Fuel tank 4 Engine switch 5 Trigger switch guard 6 Rear handle 7 Trigger switch 8 Handle position lock 9 Air ﬁlter 10 Guide bar 11 Blades 12 Spark plug wrench 13 Open end wrench 14 Hex key ...

Page 12: ...e used Only add fuel in well ventilated locations Take care not to spill any fuel Never add fuel while the engine is running Allow the engine to cool down for about two minutes before adding fuel Fuel must not be added in the vicinity of an open ﬂame control light lamps or electrical equipment that produce sparks or electrical tools such as welding units or grinders 1 Set the engine switch Fig 1 p...

Page 13: ...the hand guard for damage CHECKING THE BLADES To ensure good work results it is important that there is correct contact pressure between the trimmer blades Contact pressure is set by turning the bolt on the underside of the guide bar clockwise When the blades are correctly set the give between the blades measured at the bolts must be 0 2 0 4 mm In the event that the trimmer blades are bent or dama...

Page 14: ...5 point 1 several times 3 Set the choke lever to the CLOSE position see Fig 5 point 2 3 Place the hedge trimmer ﬂat on the ground so that it is stable and pull on the handle of the starting cord until the engine shows signs of attempting to start Initially pull the starter winding cord slowly until you feel resistance and then pull on the cord strongly Hold the cord as it winds back into the start...

Page 15: ...er tool as close as possible to your body to achieve better balance Make sure that the tip of the power tool do not touch the ground Do not rush when working rather work continuously until all the branches on the hedge are trimmed evenly ATTENTION When working do not leave the engine idling for too long Long term running of the power tool at low speed will result in prematurely wearing out the gea...

Page 16: ...erial which may cause the work tool to rise or kickback The work tool may jump towards the user or away from the user depending on the movement direction of the work tool at the point of its blockage Recoil is the result of incorrect use of the power tool incorrect work procedure or unsuitable operating conditions and kickback may be prevented by adherence to the instructions provided below a Alwa...

Page 17: ...ance Maintenance performed after every use Maintenance performed after every 3 uses Maintenance performed at the end of the season Clean the surface of the power tool X Check the correct working order of the trigger lock and trigger switch to ensure the safe operation of this power tool X Check that the engine switch is in good working order X Check that the trimmer blades are not working when the...

Page 18: ...is seated on the spark plug X Remove dirt leaves and excess lubricant from the exhaust mufﬂer and engine to reduce the risk of causing a ﬁre X MAINTENANCE must be performed at REGULAR INTERVALS during the speciﬁed periods or after a certain number of operating hours time based 1 Always before use Every month or after 25 hours of operation Every 3 months or after 50 hours of operation Every 6 month...

Page 19: ... the cable socket of the spark plug 3 Remove all dirt found in the vicinity of the spark plug base 4 To remove the spark plug use the supplied spark plug wrench 5 Visually inspect the spark plug Using a wire brush remove carbon deposits 6 Check the colour of the top part of the spark plug The normal colour should be light brown 7 Check the gap of the spark plug The correct gap size is 0 6 0 7 mm 8...

Page 20: ...may only be performed at an authorised service centre Problem Inspection Status Cause Solution The engine is stopping it is difﬁcult to start or cannot be started at all Fuel in the carburettor Fuel is not reaching the carburettor Clogged fuel ﬁlter Clean out or replace Clogged fuel supply line Clean out or replace Carburettor Request a repair at an authorised service centre Fuel is returning Fuel...

Page 21: ...tion Air ﬁlter Dirty air ﬁlter Standard wear and tear Clean out or replace Fuel ﬁlter Dirty fuel ﬁlter Dirt or deposits in the fuel Replace Fuel valve Clogged fuel valve Dirt or deposits in the fuel Clean out or replace Spark plug Dirty or worn out spark plug Standard wear and tear Clean out adjust or replace Carburettor Incorrectly adjusted Vibrations Adjust Cooling system High temperature Long t...

Page 22: ... have all information and parts on hand Properly pack the power tool or use the original packaging to prevent it from being damaged during transport Store this power tool with an empty fuel tank in a dry and well ventilated location Do not store fuel in the vicinity of the tool 10 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Model FZN 4002 B Displacement 22 5 cm3 Maximum engine power 0 65 kW Type of motor Two stroke ...

Page 23: ...and its accessories are manufactured from various materials e g metal and plastic Take damaged parts to a recycling centre Inquire at the relevant government department This appliance meets all the basic requirements of EU directives related to it Changes in the text design and technical speciﬁcations may be made without prior notice and we reserve the right to make these changes User s manual in ...

Page 24: ...ber of the power tool meets the following requirements of the COUNCIL DIRECTIVE ES Direc ve for machinery equipment MD 2006 42 ES 98 37 EDC ES Direc ve for electromagne c compa bility EMC ES Direc ve for noise of machinery ND 2005 88 ES 2000 14 ES ES emission of gaseous substances 2002 88 ES and has been tested according to the following standards EN ISO 12100 2010 EN ISO 22868 2011 EN ISO 3744 20...

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