Advice For Operation - Stiga SWS 600 GE Manual De Instrucciones

IMPORTANT During the warm start,
do not press the primer bulb.
6.3.3 Manual start-up
To manually start the engine, slowly
pull the handle (fig. 10.E) outwards until
resistance is felt. Then pull sharply and
accompany the handle as you release it.
Repeat the operation until the engine starts.
NOTE Do not make more than 3/4 attempts,
otherwise you risk flooding the engine.
Check the possible causes for a non-start
in the "Problems identification table".
6.3.4 Operation
To operate with the machine
proceed as described below:
• Turn the brush directional control
(fig. 1.G) to the required position.
• Set the gear depending on the route and
the amount of material to be swept.
• Press the brush control (fig. 9.C)
to activate brush rotation.
• Press the forward control (fig. 9.D)
to activate traction.
NOTE Always use full throttle
when using the machine.
6.3.5 Steering
Steering helps drive the machine
in the desired direction.
6.3.6 Gear change
Gears are changed with the machine stopped.
To change gear, proceed as follows:
• Stop the machine by releasing
the forward control (fig. 12.D) and
the brush control (fig. 12.C).
• Move the gear stick to the
desired position (fig. 12.A).
• Start operating as normal again.
IMPORTANT Changing gears with the
machine moving causes damage to the gearbox.
6.4 STOP
To stop the machine, release the brush control
(fig. 9.C) and the forward control (fig. 9.D).
To turn off the machine turn the
ignition switch OFF (fig. 10.A).
Do not attempt to turn off the
machine using the choke. This
could damage the engine.
The engine may be very warm
immediately after it is shut off. Do not
touch the exhaust or adjacent parts.
This can cause burn injuries.

6.5 ADVICE FOR OPERATION

This machine can be used to sweep different
types of materials working in various areas.
Indications for all ground types
• Always keep the forward and brush speeds
suited to the conditions and amount of
material to be swept, adjusting them so that
material is swept with a constant flow.
• Do not apply excessive pressure on
the brush. 5-10 cm brush depth is
sufficient in most operations.
• Reduce the engine rotations
before stopping it.
Large areas
• For uneven or dirt surfaces, reduce speed
to avoid jogging the brush and damaging it.
• Sweep creating a central passage,
dividing the area in 2 parts and then
sweeping the remaining areas. This
reduces the load on the brush.
Snow
• Snow is removed more easily when it is
still fresh. Pass back over the already
cleared zones to remove snow residue.
• If possible, clear the snow in the direction
of the wind. Check the distance and
the direction of the removed snow.
• Reduce the engine rotations
before stopping it.
Dirt and gravel
• To reduce the amount of dust lifted
when sweeping, work at low brush
speed. If possible, also work on damp
or cloudy days or after it rains.
• For gravel, adjust the height of the brush to
nearly brush the gravel to avoid throwing
them and causing potential damages.
Heavy debris
• Reduce forward speed and work without
using the entire machine working width.
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