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POW60476 

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9.8.1 

Cutting string extension 

Your unit is equipped with an automatic tapping dual string mechanism, i.e. both strings will 
become extended when you tap the ground with the cutting attachment. If the strings are 
initially longer than the given cutting diameter, the line cutting blade will automatically adjust 
their length. Attention! Regularly remove dirt from the line cutting blade. Otherwise, its cutting 
effect will be limited. 
In case of a decreasing cutting performance: 
Start the engine and hold the unit above grass. Hit the ground with the cutting attachment. The 
string will extend itself automatically. 

 

In case it becomes impossible to extend the string: 

  Turn the unit off 

  Properly insert the spindle and strongly pull the string end. 

 

In case you do not see the string tips: 

  Change the string spindle. 

9.9 

Work with the metal cutting blade 

Attention! During your work always wear the belt and suitable work clothes. Make sure the 
cutting blade is properly mounted. Damaged and blunted unit components must be replaced. 
There is a risk of injury. 

 

Use the cutting blade on free and flat surfaces. Carefully check all the areas to be treated 
and remove all the foreign objects. Avoid any contact with stones, metal or other 
obstacles. The metal cutting disk could become damaged and there is also a risk of 
kicking. 

 

During your work, hold the cutting attachment close above the ground and move the unit 
like a regular scythe from side to side. 

 

Do not hold the cutting attachment under any angle and do not lift it above the ground. 

 

Do not use the unit for the cutting of shrubs, brushwood or underwood. 

 

Regularly check the metal cutting blade's condition and change damaged cutting blades. 

10 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 

ATTENTION!  Let  any  repair  and  maintenance  work  not  described  in  these 
instructions  be  carried  out  by  a  professional  service  shop.  Only  use 
original  replacement  parts.  Any  maintenance  and  cleaning  tasks  should 
only  be  carried  out  when  the  motor  is  switched  off  and  the  ignition 
disconnected. Risk of injury! Let the machine cool down before undertaking 
any  maintenance  or  cleaning  tasks.  Parts  of  the  motor  are  hot.  There  is  a 
risk of getting burned! 

 

This tool corresponds to the relevant safety provisions. 

 

Repairs, service and maintenance must be carried out exclusively by authorized service 
workshops/trained professionals. 

 

Only original spare parts may be used for repairs; otherwise there is a risk of injury for the 
operator. 

10.1 

Unit cleaning 

Subject your unit to regular cleaning and care. It will deliver good performance for a very long 
time. 

 

After every operation clean the cutting attachment of grass and soil. 

 

Clean the unit with a soft brush or a rug. 

 

The unit must not be sprayed with water or submerged into water. 

 

Do not use any detergents or cleaning solutions. The unit could be damaged. Chemical 
substances could negatively affect the unit's plastic components. 

Summary of Contents for Powerplus Garden POW60476

Page 1: ...BRICATION 7 8 1 Fuel 7 8 1 1 Mixture of gasoline and oil in the ratio 25 1 7 9 OPERATION 7 9 1 Unit operation 7 9 2 Use of the belt 7 9 3 Engine starting cold engine 7 9 4 Engine starting hot engine 8...

Page 2: ...EN Copyright 2014 VARO P a g e 2 www varo com 12 TECHNICAL DATA 11 13 NOISE 11 14 TRANSPORTATION 12 15 STORAGE 12 16 RESETTING IN OPERATION 12 17 WARRANTY 13 18 ENVIRONMENT 13 19 DECLARATION OF CONFO...

Page 3: ...l cutting blade 3 Protective cover 4 Protection fuel tank and stand 5 Shaft housing 6 Two handed fork handle 7 On Off stop control 8 Safety switch 9 Gas lever 10 Belt eye 11 Belt 12 Sparkplug 13 Choke...

Page 4: ...legs Keep people and animals 30 feet 10 meters away in all directions If blade contacts foreign objects during operation turn off engine and allow blade to come to a halt Then check blade for damage...

Page 5: ...s and accessories which are designed specifically to enhance the performance and maximize the safe operation of our products Failure to do so may cause poor performance and possible injury Use only th...

Page 6: ...rew the nylon cutter into the bolt by fixing the inner holder with the L shaped bar and tighten it manually 7 4 Cutting blade mounting Attention During your work with the cutting device always wear wo...

Page 7: ...than add gasoline in order to mix it with the oil Shake the tank properly in order to reach a good mixture Caution Insufficient lubrication excludes warranty claims Gasoline and oil must be mixed in...

Page 8: ...engine is to be started without choke Start it in the same way as a cold engine but make the starting position around half way open 9 5 Engine shutdown Release the gas lever 9 Turn off ignition by pre...

Page 9: ...uring your work hold the cutting attachment close above the ground and move the unit like a regular scythe from side to side Do not hold the cutting attachment under any angle and do not lift it above...

Page 10: ...cable from the spark plug Unscrew counterclockwise the spark plug with a spark plug key Do not use any other tool in order to prevent any damage Use a control template available at specialized shops...

Page 11: ...e carburetor adjusted at a specialized repair shop The engine s performance decreases engine shows no performance Incorrect carburetor adjustment Have the carburetor adjusted in an expert repair shop...

Page 12: ...e all the recommendations concerning maintenance specified in the Maintenance and care chapter Clean the engine outside surface the shaft housing the protective cover and the string attachment Drain f...

Page 13: ...ation intentional damage on purpose or by gross carelessness inappropriate usage use for purposes for which the device is not suitable incompetent usage e g not following the instructions given in the...

Page 14: ...ification of the apparatus voids this declaration European Directives including if applicable their amendments up to the date of signature 2006 42 EC 2004 108 EC 2000 14 EC Annex V LwA 107dB A 112dB A...

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