Spare Parts And Accessories; Safety Devices; Switching On The Unit - AL-KO HURRICANE 75 B Manual Del Usuario

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Do not change the governor settings of the
engine.
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Never leave a combustion engine running in
closed areas:
- Risk of poisoning! -

Spare parts and accessories

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Use original spare parts and accessories
only.
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We reserve the right to introduce changes to
the design and model without prior notice.

Safety devices

Safety lever
Release the safety lever in a moment of danger.
Motor and gauge box are stopped.
Do not disable the function of the safety lever.
Explanation of the symbols on the unit
Make sure you read the
instruction
operating the machine!
Keep all bystanders away
from the operating range of
the machinery!
Pull spark plug lead prior to
working on the leaf sweeper!
Danger!
Keep hands and feet away
from the suction inlet!
Release motor brake.
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manual before
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Danger!
Non-compliance could result in personal
injury.
Assembly
Assemble this unit in accordance with the
separately enclosed assembly manual.
Protection of the environment, disposal
Do not dispose of worn-out units
through the household garbage!
The appliance, is packaging and accessories are
all produced from recyclabe materials and must
be disposed of accordingly.

Switching on the unit

Do not switch on the unit until it has been
completely assembled.
The numeral printed on the left before
the text (e.g.
Always comply with the petrol engine operating
manual supplied by the engine manufacturer.
Before switching on the machine for the first
time, fill up with oil and petrol!
Petrol: standard petrol - lead-free.
Engine oil: see operating manual supplied by
the engine manufacturer.
Filling up with petrol: the tank cover is situated
on the petrol tank and is identified by the symbol
"petrol pump" (petrol station).
Filling up with oil: capacity approx. 0,6 litres.
Engine without dipstick:
fill up to the upper edge of the inlet nozzle.
Engine with dipstick:
fill up to the mark between "FULL" and "ADD" on
the dipstick.
The oil level is checked with the dipstick screwed
in.
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refers to the diagrams.