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Anleitung Zusammenfassung
5.4.1 Starting the engine from cold, Snow Rex 1. Fill the fuel tank with petrol. See previous section. 2. Check that the auger drive lever (9:M) is disconnected. 3. Activate the choke (9:R). 4. Set the stop control (9:N) in the ON position. 5. Press in the primer (6, 9:O) as follows: Above 10°C: Do not press. Between -10 and +10°C: Press twice. Below -10°C: Press 4 times. Lift your finger from the primer between each press. 7. Manual starter: Pull sharply on the recoil starter cord’shandle (9:Q). Do not allow the recoil starter cord’s handle to snap back. Ease it back gently. 8. Reset the choke (9:R) when the engine is running smoothly. NOTE: At temperatures below -15°C, allow the engine to warm up on idle for a few minutes before starting work. WARNING: Never run the engine indoors or in enclosed, poorly ventilated areas. Engine exhaust contains carbon monoxide, an odourless and deadly gas. Keep parts of your body and clothing away from moving parts. The silencer is very hot, beware of burn injuries. 5.4.2Starting the engine from cold, Snow Breeze 1. Fill the fuel tank with petrol. See previous section. 2. Check that the auger drive lever (5:M) is disconnected. 3. Activate the choke (5:R). 4. Set the stop control (5:N) in the ON position. 54. Electric starter: Connect the electric cable to the switch box on the engine and to the earthed power socket, 220 V. 6. Press in the primer (65:O) as follows: Above 10°C: Do not press. Between -10 and +10°C: Press twice. Below -10°C: Press 4 times. Lift your finger from the primer between each press. 7. Electric starter: Press the electric starter button (6:P) until the engine starts. Release the button as soon as the engine starts. Do not run for more than 10 seconds. The electric starter has a thermal cut-out, which triggers on overheating. Restarting after overheating can take place after 5-10 minutes. 8. Reset the choke (5:R) when the engine is runningsmoothly. 9. Electric starter: First disconnect the electric cable from the property’s power socket and then from the snow thrower. NOTE: At temperatures below -15°C, allow the engine to warm up on idle for a few minutes before starting work. WARNING: Never run the engine indoors or in enclosed, poorly ventilated areas. Engine exhaust contains carbon monoxide, an odourless and deadly gas. Keep parts of your body and clothing away from moving parts. The silencer is very hot, beware of burn injuries. 5.4.3 Starting a warm engine To start a warm engine, follow the same procedure as for acold engine with the following exceptions: • The choke (6, 9:R) must not be used. • The primer (6, 9:O) must not be used. 5.5 Stop Before the engine is stopped, allow it to idle for a few minutes so that any snow melts away. Stop the engine by setting the stop control (6, 9:N) in the OFF position. ENGLISH EN ENGLISH EN 5.6 Starting Never aim the snow at bystanders. Always stop the engine before unclogging. Always wear eye protection when operating the snow thrower. 1. Start the engine as above. 2. Set the height of the deflector (5, 9:L). Upwards gives a longer throwing distance and downwards gives a shorter throwing distance. 3. Set the discharge chute with the lever (5, 9:E) so that the snow is thrown downwind. 4. Start the auger and propulsion by activating the auger drive lever (5, 9:M). 5. Stop working by releasing the auger drive lever (5, 9:M). 6. Any unclogging can easily be carried out with a piece of wood or similar after the engine has stopped. The propulsion of the snow thrower starts when the auger touchs the ground. To facilitate propulsion, raise the handlebar a little. Do not push the snow thrower. Attention! If the auger continues to rotate even though the auger drive lever (5, 9:M) has been released, adjust the wire. See ‘Maintenance’. Attention! If the auger does not start even though the auger drive lever (5, 9:M) has been activated, adjust the wire. See ‘Maintenance’. 5.7 Operating tips 1. Clear away the snow immediately after snowfall. 2. For complete snow clearance, slightly overlap each clearance pass. 3. If possible, discharge the snow downwind. 4.6. In strong wind, lower the deflector to direct the discharged snow close to the ground, where it is less likely to blow into unwanted areas. 5. For safety and to prevent damage to the snow thrower, keep the area to be cleared free of stones, toys and other foreign objects. 6. The snow thrower’s capacity depends on the depth anddensity of the snow. Learn how the snow thrower works in different snow conditions. 5.7.1 Dry and normal snow Snow up to 20 cm deep can be removed quickly and easily by clearing at an even speed. For snow or drifts of a greater depth, lower your speed and let the machine work at its own pace. Plan for downwind discharge of the snow. 5.7.2 Wet, packed snow Drive slowly forward. Avoid to use the scraping blade toremove remaining packen snow and ice. Hoeing will lead to fatigue failure in the auger housing. 5.8 After use 1. Allow the engine to run ...
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