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Have any work not described
in these instructions carried
out by our service centre.
Never use metallic threads or
saw blades. The use of such
non-original parts can cause
personal injury and irrepara-
ble damage to the equipment
and will result in immediate
invalidation of the guarantee.
Cleaning the Equipment
• Clean the cutting device and protective
cover of grass and earth after each cut-
ting procedure.
• Always keep the handles clean and
free of grass.
• Clean the equipment with a soft brush
or a damp cloth.
Protect the equipment from
damage!
The equipment is to be
neither sprayed with water nor placed
in water. Do not use detergents or sol-
vents. These could cause irreparable
damage to the equipment.
Changing the Reel
The protective cover must be
fully mounted when using
the thread spool. (See Chap-
ter: “Removing/mounting the
protective cover extension”)
1. Switch off the engine.
2. Place the equipment on the
ground and ensure that no fuel
leaks and that the equipment is
safely supported.
3. Block the mounting spindle (48)
using the hexagon socket wrench
(24) as depicted.
Screw the spool case (15)
clock-
wise
to the mounting spindle (48).
Open the spool case (15) by
irmly pressing the click lock in
-
wards (38) on both sides of the
spool case (15), and remove the
spool case cover.
A Phillips-head screwdriver can
be used to assist in opening the
spool case.
Proceed with caution: do not
damage the spool.
5. Place the new spool (16) into
the spool case cover (15) and
insert the two ends of the thread
through the thread outlets (39).
6. Place the thread spool (16) into
the spool case cover (15) and al-
low the cover to latch back into
the spool case (15).
Ensure that the thread outlets
(39) match the two recesses (40)
in the spool case otherwise the
cover will not close.
7. Screw the spool case (15)
counter-clockwise
back onto
the mounting spindle (48).
Re-
move the hexagon socket
wrench (24).
8. Pull on both ends of the thread
to release the threads from the
grooves.
9. Trim the thread line to approx.
15 cm to release strain on the
engine when starting and warm-
ing up.
The spare parts which are to be
ordered can be found in the “Spare
parts/accessories“ section
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