Anova MC52 Instruction Manual

Instructions / User Manual
MC52
Millasur, SL.
Rúa Eduardo Pondal, nº 23 - Pol. Ind. Sigüeiro
15688 - Oroso - A Coruña - 981 696 465 - www.millasur.com
EN

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ANOVA wishes to congratulate you for choosing one of our products
and guarantees the assistance and cooperation that has always
distinguished our brand over time.
This machine is designed to last for many years and to be of great use
if used in accordance with the instructions contained in the user
manual. We therefore recommend that you read this instruction manual
carefully and follow all our recommendations.
For more information or doubts, you can contact us through our web
supports such as www.anova.es
INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MANUAL
Please pay attention to the information provided in this manual and on
the appliance for your safety and that of others.
•This manual contains instructions for use and maintenance.
•Take this manual with you when you go to work with the machine.
•The contents are correct at the time of printing.
•The rights to make changes at any time are reserved without
affecting our legal responsibilities.
•This manual is considered an integral part of the product and must
remain with it in case of loan or resale.
•Ask your dealer for a new manual in case of loss or damage.
READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THE MACHINE
To ensure that your machine provides the best results, please read the
usage and safety regulations carefully before using it.
OTHER WARNINGS:
Incorrect use could cause damage to the machine or other objects.
The adaptation of the machine to new technical requirements could
cause differences between the content of this manual and the
purchased product.
Read and follow all instructions in this manual. Failure to follow these
instructions could result in serious personal injury.

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General safety instructions
To safeguard the safety of the user and others, please pay attention to the
information shown in this manual and on the machine itself.
Pay special attention to instructions with the following markings:
DANGER: Indicates the possibility of serious personal injury or death if the
directions are not followed.
CAVEAT: Indicates the possibility of equipment damage or serious personal
injury if directions are not followed.
ATTENTION: Indicates the possibility of equipment damage or personal
injury if directions are not followed.
Damage prevention
You can see other important information marked ATTENTION. This means that
irreparable damage to the machine may be caused if the instructions are not
followed.
ATTENTION:
•Use the machine with all its parts correctly assembled.
•There is a risk of hearing damage under normal conditions of use, this
machine can expose a daily noise level greater than or equal to 85dB(A).
Use hearing PPE necessary for the use of this type of machinery.
•Fuel is easily flammable and can quickly cause fires, take special care.
•Fuel and oil must be in good condition and clean.
•When you go to start the machine, the gear must be in neutral position "N".
•Be careful with the blades. When working with the machine, never touch the
moving blades with your hands or feet.
•Squeeze the clutch in before shifting into a new gear and release it slowly
again.
•Take special care when operating the machine in reverse, especially on
slopes.
•After purchasing the machine, mount the wheels according to the dealer's
instructions. After familiarizing yourself with the machine, mount the blades.
Get used to using reverse gear before operating the machine directly.
Due to continuous improvement in our models, some photos may vary slightly
from actual items.

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CONTENTS
1. Safety information and warnings
2. Machine data
3. Assembly
4. Commissioning
5. Operation and safety
6. Engine maintenance
7. Motorized tiller maintenance
8. Troubleshooting
9. Warranty
10. Environment
11. Exploded view
12. EC Declaration of Conformity

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1. Safety information and warnings
•Keep your distance and always work in complete safety.
•With the engine running, do not put hands or feet near or under the mower
deck.
Warning:
The blades continue to rotate a few seconds after the machine is turned off.
•Please read the user instructions before using this machine.
•The engine emits a gas that is odorless and colorless. Inhalation may cause
nausea and fainting. Keep a safe distance and do not start the engine in a
closed space.
•Do not allow anyone near the work area. Be careful with objects that can
ricochet during work.
•Check that the blades and safety guard panels are secure and properly
assembled before using the machine.
Other safety precautions
Warning:
Exposure to vibrations through prolonged use of gasoline-powered tools and
machines could cause blood vessel or nerve damage in the fingers, hands, and
wrists of people prone to circulatory disorders or abnormal swelling.
If symptoms such as numbness, pain, loss of strength, change in skin color or
texture, or loss of feel in fingers, hands, or wrists occur, discontinue use of this
machine and seek medical attention.
Warning:
The ignition system of your machine produces a very low intensity
electromagnetic field. This field could interfere with certain pacemakers. To
reduce the risk of further injury, persons with pacemakers should consult their
physician or the manufacturer before using this machine.
Warning:
National regulations may limit the use of the machine.
1. Read this manual carefully until you fully understand and can follow all
safety rules, precautions, and operating instructions before attempting to
use the machine.
2. Do not leave the machine in the hands of people who are not qualified to
Keep
distance
and work
safely
Be
careful
with the
rotating
Please read
the user
manual
carefully
before using
the machine
Wear
goggles and
protective
masks when
using the
Keep other
people away
from the work
area. Be careful
with ricocheting
objects.
Check that the
blades and safety
guard panels are
secure and correctly
positioned before
using the machine.
The engine will
emit a colorless,
odorless gas that
can cause severe
nausea and
fainting if breathed
in. Do not start the
engine in closed

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use this machine. Only allow users who understand and follow the safety
rules, precautions and user instructions found in this manual to use it.
3. Do not handle or use a power tiller when you are tired, sick or if you are not
able to use it. You must always be alert both physically and mentally to use
this type of machinery.
If you have any condition that may be aggravated by strenuous work,
consult your physician before operating a tiller (Fig. 1). Be extra careful
before break periods and towards the end of your shift.
4. Keep children, pedestrians and animals at least 15 meters from the work
area. Do not allow other people or animals to be near the tiller when starting
or using it (Fig. 2).
5. While working with the tiller, always wear approved protective clothing. Do
not wear loose clothing, scarves, ties, bracelets, or any other clothing that
can get caught in branches or machinery.
Tie up and protect long hair, wear safety boots with non-slip soles and anti-
perforation. Wear goggles or face shields. Use noise protection: for
example, hearing protectors or noise-reducing earplugs. Wear gloves that
allow maximum vibration absorption (Fig. 3-4-5-6).
6. Check all components of the fuel tiller with each use to ensure that all
devices, whether for safety or efficiency, are in proper working order.
7. Never use aImproperly damaged, modified, repaired, or assembled tiller. Do
not correct the damage yourself, or disable any of the safety devices.
Always replace safety device cutting tools immediately if they become
damaged, broken, or will not be removed.
8. Carefully plan your operation in advance. Don't start cutting until you have a
clear and safe work area.
9. All service of the tiller, except the operations shown in this manual, must be
carried out by authorized personnel.
10. The motorized tiller is a product designed exclusively for crushing and tilling
the land. It is not advisable to cut other types of material. Any use not
indicated in the instructions could be dangerous and damage the gasoline
machine.
11. Nopehook tools to the PTO that are not indicated by the manufacturer.
12. Do not use the machine without the protective cover for the rotating blades.
13. It is the responsibility of the user to evaluate the potential risks that may
arise in the area to be worked on. It is also the user's responsibility to take

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all necessary precautions to ensure their safety, particularly on slopes,
uneven or slippery ground, and loose terrain.
14. When plowing on slopes, keep the fuel tank less than half full to reduce
spillage. Make sure you have a firm footing when working on slopes. Work
on slopes, never ascending or descending. Do not use the power tiller on
land with a slope greater than 10º (17%).
15. Please note that the owner or user is responsible for any accident or
damage to third parties or their property.
16. When activating the rotary blade assembly, make sure that no one is in front
of or near the machine. Keep a firm grip on the handlebars as they tend to
lift up when the blade assembly is attached.
17. When using the machine, keep a safe distance from the rotating blades.
This is roughly the same distance as the length of the handlebar.
18. When using the machine on steep slopes, the user must ensure that no one
is within a 20 meter radius of the machine. The user must have full control of
the machine.
19. The machine can be equipped with different accessories. It is the owner's
responsibility to ensure that original tools or accessories conform to
applicable European safety standards. The use of non-certified accessories
may endanger your safety.
20. Nopeuse the machine as a means of pulling accessories (eg trailer).
Warning:
Never use a machine with defective safety equipment. The safety equipment
on the machine must be checked and maintained as described in this
section. If your machine fails any of these checks, contact your nearest
official dealer.

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2. Machine data
2.1. Technical specifications
MODEL MC52
Displacement 52cc
Engine 2T
Power
1,2HP
Minimum revolutions (r/min) 3100±300min
maximum revolutions
6500min
electronic ignition Yes
diaphragm carburetor Yes
centrifugal clutch
Yes
primer bulb Yes
gross weight/net weight 14.5kg/13.3kg
Fuel tank capacity
1L
Oil tank capacity 80cm3 (0.08L)
Pressure level dB(A) (EN 709, EN22868)
82.8
Uncertainty dB(A)
1.5
Measured sound power level dB(A) (2000/14/EC EN
22868, ENIS03744)
92.0
Uncertainty dB(A) 1.0
Guaranteed sound power level dB(A) (2000/14/EC
EN 22868, EN IS03744)
93.0
Vibration level m/s2(EN709, EN22867, EN12096) 3.7
Uncertainty m/s2(EN12096) 2.0
*The technical data may be modified according to improvements in the machine.
2.2. Identification of the parties
1- On / off switch
2- Control Lever
3- Fixed coil
4- Handlebar regulator
5- Fuel tank cover
6- Air filter cover
7- Wheels
8- Rotating Blade Assembly
9- Protective cover
10-Side guard
11-Choke lever
12-Shooter
13-Handlebar
16-Drive lever

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3. Assembly
3.1. Mounting of the blades
Attach 2 blades to each side (Fig. A) of reduction shaft and secure with 2 cotter
pins (B).
Warning:
Make sure all 4 blades are mounted in the sliding direction (Fig. 2).
Blades 1 and 3 should have the letter "R" and blades 2 and 4 should have the
letter "L".
Note: When using the tiller in confined spaces, you can work with only 2 blades by mounting
one on each side (Fig. 3). There is a hole in the reduction shaft to attach a blade (A) with a
cotter pin (B Fig. 4).
3.2. Axle and wheel assembly
Mount the axle clamp (C, Fig. 5) on the bracket (D). The axis has 3 positions. The
user should choose the position that is most comfortable for him. Secure the shaft
with the cotter pin (E)
To facilitate transportation (Fig. 6), place the wheels on the end of the axle (Fig. 7)
and secure them with the cotter pin (F).
Warning:
The wheels must not be used during work. When working with the tiller, the
wheels can be fastened to the top of the axle with the cotter pin (F, Fig.8)
3.3. Mounting the handlebar supports (Fig. 9)
Connect the 2 handlebar supports as indicated in Fig.10. Insert the screw (B) and
then fix them with the knobs (A).
3.4. Assembling the throttle trigger controls
Put the two pieces together (C, Fig.11) and then connect them to the handlebar
tube. Make sure the trigger (D) is pointing down towards the user and is to the

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right. Fix it with the screw (E, Fig.12).
Warning:
When the trigger isloose, there should be no driving force on therotary blade
assembly. When the trigger is moved, there should be a driving force on the
rotating blade assembly. Roughly adjust the cable tension screw (G) until the
trigger begins to stiffen toward the end of the working position.
3.5. Switch on and off
Fix the on/off switch (H, Fig.14) to the handlebar by tightening the screw (L) in the
corresponding hole. Make sure it is facing out and to the user's left.
3.6. Handlebar mounting
Connect the handlebars (M, Fig.16) to the 2 supports (N), inserting the washer (P)
and the screw (R) and then fixing with the knobs (A). NB: Put the square part of
the screw into the square hole of the bracket.
4. Commissioning
4.1. fuel handling
Warning:
Gasoline is an extremely flammable fuel. Be very careful when handling gasoline
or fuel mixture. Do not smoke or bring fire or flame near the fuel or the tiller.
Warning:
Fuel and fuel vapors can cause serious injury when inhaled or allowed to come in
contact with skin. For this reason, take special care when handling fuel. Ventilate
the area adequately.
Warning:
Watch out for carbon monoxide poisoning.
•Mix, store and transport fuel in a container approved for gasoline.
•Handle fuel outdoors where there are no sparks or flames.
•Select bare ground, stop the engine and allow it to cool before refueling.
•Loosen the fuel cap slowly to release pressure and prevent fuel from
escaping around the cap.
•Tighten the fuel cap securely after refueling. Machine vibration can cause an
improperly tightened fuel cap to loosen or come off and spill amounts of fuel.
•Wipe up spilled fuel and allow remaining fuel to evaporate. Move 3m away
from the refueling place before starting the engine.
•Do not attempt to burn spilled fuel under any circumstances.
•Store fuel in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place.
•Never place the tiller in a flammable area such as dry leaves, straw, paper,