AS MOTOR AS 30 WeedHex 140 User manual

Operating Instructions
Weed remover
AS 30 WeedHex 140
AS 30 WeedHex 160
From serial No :
AS 30 WeedHex 140: 028720100001; AS 30 WeedHex 160: 036120100001
EN Translation of the original operating instructions
Release: 15/10/2020, V1 1EN
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Contents
EN Operating instructions 4
2 EC/EU Declaration of Conformity 18
3 EN Attache illustrations 19
EN Basic information
Request the unpacking the machine and instructions by your dea er as part of the pre-sa e service!
Please, fill in all ata concerning your evice. When or ering spare parts notify your ealer of the serial numbers of the evice an the
engine.
EN Type AS 30 WeedHex 140 AS 30 WeedHex 160
EN Motor type Zongshen XP140 Briggs&Stratton 800EXi SeriesTM
EN I entification No.1
EN Motor serial No.2
EN Date of elivery - sale
EN Supplier (stamp)
We recommend to create a copy of this page with fi ed in data of the purchase of the machine for eventua
oss or theft of the origina manua .
An example of a type plate on the evice provi ing information about the type of the evice an its technical ata.
Actua appearance Description
1 Manufacturer’s name an a ress
2 Equipment esignation
3 Type esignation
4 Rate power in kW / Motor spee
5 Weight
6 Year of manufacture
7 Serial number
8 CE marking
1 Fill in the serial number from the type plate.
2 Fill in the serial No. which is stampe on the right on the engine block in front of the oil ipstick.
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Contents
EN Operating instructions 4
1.1 Intro uction....................................................................................4
1.1.1 Note well..............................................................................4
1.1.2 Safety Regulations.................................................................5
1.1.2.1 User restrictions...........................................................5
1.1.2.2 Safe han ling of fuel ..................................................5
1.1.2.3 Inspection before use...................................................6
1.1.2.4 Procee with caution uring operation..........................6
1.1.2.5 Prior to brushing..........................................................6
1.1.2.6 Procee with caution uring brushing............................6
1.1.2.7 When work is complete .............................................7
1.1.2.8 Procee with caution uring maintenance an repair......7
1.1.3 Noise an Vibrations Levels....................................................7
1.1.4 Safety Pictograms..................................................................8
1.2 Basic Information............................................................................8
1.2.1.1 Technical Data.............................................................8
1.2.1.2 Engine Information......................................................8
1.2.2 Description of the Machine an its Components.......................9
1.3 Operating Instructions.....................................................................9
1.3.1 Machine Assembly.................................................................9
1.3.1.1 Assembly proce ure.....................................................9
1.3.2 Device transport..................................................................10
1.3.3 Engine Starting....................................................................10
1.3.4 Activating the brush.............................................................10
1.3.5 Stopping the brush..............................................................11
1.3.6 A justing position of the wheels...........................................11
1.3.7 Machine Operation...............................................................11
1.3.7.1 Mounting of the guar ................................................11
1.3.7.2 Selecting the position of the wheels.............................11
1.3.7.2.1 Brushing in corners...........................................11
1.3.7.2.2 Open area brushing..........................................11
1.3.7.3 Manner of evice operation.........................................12
1.3.7.3.1 Brushing in corners...........................................12
1.3.7.3.2 Open area brushing..........................................12
1.4 Maintenance, Care, Storage...........................................................12
1.4.1 Machine Lubrication.............................................................12
1.4.1.1 Engine Oil Change......................................................12
1.4.1.2 Lubrication Points.......................................................13
1.4.2 Brush change......................................................................13
1.4.3 A justing irt scrapers.........................................................13
1.4.4 Engine Air Filter Maintenance...............................................13
1.4.5 Belt Gears...........................................................................14
1.4.5.1 A justing of tension pulleys........................................14
1.4.5.1.1 Tension pulley for primary belt..........................14
1.4.5.1.2 Tension pulley for secon ary belt.......................14
1.4.5.2 V-belt change............................................................14
1.4.6 Spark plug...........................................................................14
1.4.7 Servicing intervals................................................................15
1.4.8 Troubleshooting...................................................................16
1.4.9 Storage ..............................................................................17
1.4.9.1 Spare parts................................................................17
1.4.9.2 Wear parts.................................................................17
1.4.9.3 Machine washing an cleaning....................................17
1.4.10 Disposal of Packaging an the Machine at the En of its Service
Life..............................................................................................17
1.4.11 Warranty...........................................................................17
1.5 Accessories...................................................................................17
The manufacturer stipu ates its right to implement technical changes an innovations not affecting the machine's operability an
safety. These changes may not show in these Operating Instructions.
The machine version shown may not correspon to the actual stan ar machine version.
Typographical errors reserve .
1.1 Introduction
Dear customer!
Congratulations on your purchase. You have acquire a reliable quality pro uct by “AS-Motor Germany”. This pro uct has been
manufacture accor ing to up-to- ate manufacturing metho s an in line with comprehensive quality assurance measures. Only when you
are satisfie with your evice, we have achieve our goal.
Rea these operating instructions carefully so that your evice operates smoothly an you an others are safe from any hazar s.
If you have questions concerning your evice, please contact your ealer or call our Customer Service.
For international partners, please visit our website https://www.as-motor.com
“AS-Motor Germany” wishes you much joy with your new evice.
1.1.1 Note well
The evice is exclusively inten e for cleaning of pave surfaces an e ges covere with moss an wee s.
Only use attachments an tools authorize by “AS-Motor Germany”.
Any use excee ing this purpose is ina missible. The manufacturer is not responsible for any amage resulting from such unauthorize
use. Observe the require maintenance an repair measures.
The user of the evice is responsible for acci ents or injury to other persons or amage to their property!
In particular, the evice must not be use :
- On any roa s.
- as a unit in a system for any type of work tools an tool sets that are not approve by “AS-Motor Germany”.
- for sweeping or mowing on unpave surfaces.
The user must read these Operating Instructions an follow all the machine operating instructions in or er to prevent any health risks
or property amage to the user or other persons.
The safety instructions specifie in these operating instructions o not cover all the possible con itions an situations, which may occur
in practice. Safety factors, such as a reasonable approach, care, an caution are not inclu e in these operating instructions, but it is
assume that every person using the machine or oing any maintenance work on it is able to sufficiently use them.
Only mentally an physically fit persons may operate this machine. Shoul this machine be use commercially, the owner of the
machine is boun to provi e operators with work safety training an instruct them regar ing its operation, an keep recor s of such training
. They must a so assess their work in accordance with the re evant oca egis ation.
If any information containe in the manual is unclear to you, please contact your dea er3 or irectly the device manufacturer.
3 Filll in the ealer’s a ress in the table in the hea ing of this manual (unless alrea y fille in by the ealer).
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Operating instructions provi e with this evice form an integral part of it. They must be available at all times, store at an accessible
place where they cannot get estroye . When selling the machine to another person, the operating instructions must be han e over to the
new owner. The manufacturer bears no responsibility for the risks, hazar s, acci ents, or injuries resulting from operation of the machine if
the above-mentione con itions have not been met.
The manufacturer bears no responsibility for the amage cause by unauthorize use, inappropriate operation, an any amage cause
by any mo ification of the machine without the manufacturer’s approval.
During work it is necessary to follow safety regulations to avoi any injury to yourself or other persons present nearby an to avoi any
property amage.
These instructions are marke in the operating instructions by the following warning symbol:
If you see this symbo in the operating instructions, carefu y read the statement fo owing after it, p ease!
This internationa safety symbo indicates important instructions concerning safety. When you see this symbo ,
be a ert to the possibi ity of your or other persons’ injury and carefu y read the fo owing statement.
Tab e 1: Symbo s
1.1.2 Safety egulations
For your safety, rea these operating instructions with care.
Familiarize yourself with the control elements an the proper use of the evice. Share these operating instructions with other users of
the evice.
Before you use the evice for the first time, ask the ealer to instruct you regar ing its safe use.
Get familiar with the evice in a wi e, open an flat terrain first.
When working on or a jacent to public roa s, observe the local regulations, if necessary.
1.1.2.1 User restrictions
Never allow chil ren or persons who are not familiar with the operating instructions to use the evice.
Persons un er 18 years of age may operate the evice only un er proper supervision. Local regulations etermine the minimum age of
the operator an the operating times.
The evice must not be operate by the persons un er the influence of alcohol, rugs or reaction retar ing me icines or persons with
physical an mental/emotional impairments or tire or sick persons.
Peop e using any pace makers must not touch any current carrying parts of the ignition system!
1.1.2.2 Safe handling of fuel
Fue is a toxic and high y f ammab e iquid.
Danger of fire and exp osion!
Keep the fue away from ignition sources and do not smoke whi e hand ing the device.
Do not inha e fue vapours; they are harmfu to your hea th.
Use g oves and avoid contact of the skin with the fue .
Do not fill the fuel if the engine is still hot! When filling the fuel make sure that no leak occurs an you o not spill the fuel over the
engine parts. If it be to the contrary, ry the affecte parts or wait until the petrol evaporates.
Fuel up only out oors an only when the engine is cool an not running. Use a fuel filler or funnel.
Prevent any fuel spilling. Prevent leake fuel from getting into sewerage or groun water.
Always close the tank cap securely an o not open it while the engine is running or the evice is still hot.
Drain the fuel tank only when out oors. Use a suitable container or run the tank empty.
Keep the fuel away from chil ren an store it in a suitable container in a ark, cool, an ry location.
Never store the evice with a full fuel tank especially insi e a buil ing where open fire or sparks may appear.
Imme iately replace a amage fuel tank or tank cap (use only original spare parts).
First aid
If you have swallowe fuel or inhale fuel vapours, o not in uce vomiting an imme iately seek me ical attention.
In the case your skin comes into contact with fuel, imme iately wash with water an soap. Change the contaminate clothing as soon
as you can.
In the case of fire
In the case of a fire, use foam, ry pow er extinguisher, or carbon ioxi e (CO2). Never extinguish with water!
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1.1.2.3 Inspection before use
Prior to each use of the evice, check tightening of bolts, fastening of the brush on the carrier an all screwe connections of guar s,
covers an the engine. If you fin any eficiency, remove it imme iately.
It is forbi en to operate the evice without the protective guar an the bottom rubber flap!
Do not remove, change or overri e any safety evices or control elements.
Observe the maintenance instructions an replace amage or worn parts imme iately.
1.1.2.4 Proceed with caution during operation
Do not start the engine an o not use the evice in oors! Exhaust fumes are poisonous - a risk of eath ue to poisoning.
Do not start the engine if there are other persons or animals in the vicinity of the evice.
Do not start the engine if the fuel is spille .
Procee with caution when han ling the evice. The exhaust silencer is hot uring operation. You may get burnt.
Always switch off the engine an wait until the brush comes to a stan still:
- before you start any activity near the evice
- before you step away from the evice
- before you move the evice to use it elsewhere
- before transporting the evice
- before you refuel
Always switch off the engine an wait until the brush comes to a stan still, an pull off the spark plug connector:
- before you clean or check the evice or carry out work at the evice
1.1.2.5 Prior to brushing
Persona protective measures
Due to excee ing the recommen e noise an vibration values, follow these instructions when working with the machine:
- Protect your hearing using suitable protection ai s accor ing to EN 352-1:2002 (earmuffs) or EN 352-2:2002 (earplugs).
Request these ai s from you ealer.
- after 20 minutes of work with the evice make a break for at least 10 minutes. During these breaks the respective operators
must not be expose to any other source of noise or vibrations.
During work use work ai s approve accor ing to EN 166:2001 or EN 1731:2006 - close-fitting clothes with long
trouser-legs, firm ski resistant shoes, work gloves an safety glasses. Do not use open san als; o not work
barefoot.
Due to the possibility of increase ust evelopment when working with the brush, use ai s for respiratory protection
(respirators or masks) accor ing to EN149:2001+A1:2009. Request the equipment from you ealer.
Preparing the work area
When checking the area to be brushe remove all large soli objects (such as stones, sticks, wires, plastic packaging an similar
municipal waste) that can be propelle away from the evice or amage the evice.
1.1.2.6 Proceed with caution during brushing
The evice is fitte with a rotating tool. The maximum tip spee is 11 m.s-1.
Make sure that other persons (particu ar y chi dren and anima s) are at a safe distance of at east 15 metres from
the running device - possibi ity of thrown objects!
The area in front of an next to the evice is especially angerous.
Keep a safe istance from the evice secure by the position of the han le.
Always hol the han lebars of the evice with both han s.
The rotating brush always in uces a reaction force with the ten ency to steer the evice to the right. The more you press on the brush,
the greater is the force eviating the machine. In the case of a su en increase of resistance against the brush (especially when hitting a
curb) this force may result in su en jumping of the han lebars to the right or backwar s.
Never fix the control lever of the brush in the activate position. If you lose control over the evice, there is a risk of injury to the
operator or other persons or amage to property.
Only work uring aylight or with a equate artificial lighting. Never work un er a verse light con ition (rain, fog, etc.).
Never lift or carry the evice when the engine is running.
Take extra care when han ling the machine. When the engine is turne off, the exhaust silencer remains hot.
Never run the evice for a long perio of time at a maximum spee or never leave it i ling for too long with eactivate brush rive
pulley! Parts of the rive train (V-belt, belt pulley, tension pulley, etc.) may get amage !
Take regular breaks to rest.
Contact an authorize service centre to check the evice:
- if the brush hits into a soli object.
- if the evice starts to vibrate unusually severely
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Work on steep s opes
Devices fitte with four stroke engines may only be operate on less than 20° slope. Otherwise, the four stroke engine may get
amage ue to insufficient oil lubrication.
When working on steep slopes, there is a risk of slipping an tilting!
Only brush on steep slopes if safe operation is assure .
Never use the evice on excessively steep slopes.
Sure footing is essential for your safety, always wear ski resistant safety shoes.
Be extremely careful when changing the irection.
The evice may roll away when you work ownhill. Place the not use evice on even surfaces only, prevent ina vertent rolling.
Fire hazard
The brush produces sparks when brushing against hard materia s (especia y rocks or concrete) which may
ignite easi y f ammab e materia s (dry grass, etc.).
Procee with caution when working in extremely hot an ry weather con itions.
Moisten any easily flammable material before you brush over it.
Carry a sufficient amount a suitable extinguishing agent.
If si e inclination is too great, fuel may leak from the carburettor or the tank. This poses a fire hazar !
Check the area you just worke on also after the brushing is complete to make sure that no fire breaks out.
Never use the brush in explosive atmosphere.
To prevent fire hazar , keep the following components free of irt, grass, hay, leaking oil, grease, etc.:
- engine ventilator grille (starter)
- exhaust silencer an its cover
- area aroun the fuel tank
1.1.2.7 When work is completed
When you have complete your work, close the engine fuel supply - only in AS 30 WeedHex 160
Prior to leaving the evice, wait until the brush comes to a stan still an pull off the spark plug connector.
After switching the engine off, let the evice cool own for at least 20 minutes. Then you may store it in a ry an ventilate room.
Never store the evice with a full fuel tank especially insi e a buil ing where open fire or sparks may appear.
1.1.2.8 Proceed with caution during maintenance and repair
Any repairs, a justments, lubrication, an cleaning of the machine must be carrie out when the machine is at a stan still, an its spark
plug connector is isconnecte .
Carry out only the service operations escribe in these operating instructions. Other repairs or a justing is to be implemente by the
manufacturer’s or your ealer’s authorize service centres.
When han ling the steel brush, always use work gloves! The steel brush wires are sharp. Slight pieces “splinters” may also be release .
Use only original brushes an spare parts from AS-motor. Unoriginal brushes an spare parts may cause serious injuries.
We woul like to emphasize expressly that accor ing to act on pro uct liability we may not be liable for the amage cause by our
evices if:
- any worn or amage parts are not replace or repaire in time
- amage has been cause by an improperly complete repair
- the replace parts are not our original spare parts approve by us
- Repair has not been complete by an authorise service centre
The same applies to spare parts an accessories
1.1.3 Noise and Vibrations Levels
Description AS 30 WeedHex 140 AS 30 WeedHex 160
Declare soun pressure level4 A at the place of operation LpAd
Measurement uncertainty k
82 [ B]
4 [ B]
77.4 [ B]
4 [ B]
Declare acoustic output level5 A LWA,d
Measurement uncertainty k
96 [ B]
4 [ B] -
Average acoustic output level A LWA6- 90.35 [ B]
Declare summary value of vibration acceleration7 transferre to operator's han /arm
ahvd
Measurement uncertainty k
3.1 m/sec
1.2 m/sec
3.5 m/sec
1.75 m/sec
Tab e 2: Noise and Vibrations Leve s
4 Measure accor ing to ČSN EN ISO 11201:Apri 2010
5 Measure accor ing to ČSN EN ISO 3744:2010
6 Measure accor ing to ČSN EN ISO 3744:2010
7 Measure accor ing to ČSN EN ISO 20643
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1.1.4 Safety Pictograms
The user is oblige to keep the pictograms on the machine in a rea able state an , in case of any amage, ensure their replacement.
Position: Number: Description:
Combine sticker ( Fig. 13 ),
which is attache un er the rear
plastic cover on the evice
frame
1 Before using the machine, rea through these Operating Instructions.
2 When oing maintenance on the machine, isconnect the spark plug connector.
3 It is forbi en to place your han s or feet into the operating area of the cutting tool – risk of getting cut.
4 Risk of being hit by flying ebris, cuttings, ejecte items, etc. Other persons an animals - keep a safe
istance from the machine.
5 During work observe the maximum permissible slope for operation.
6 Use eye an hearing protection.
Sticker ( Fig. 12 ) attache on
the control lever 18 on the
right han le 15 ( Fig. 1 ). -
Starting the working tool rive:
0 = working tool not moving
1 = safety engage
2 = working tool moving
Sticker ( Fig. 14 ) that is affixe
to the machine’s frame rear face -Washing the machine with pressure washer is forbi en.
Tab e 3: Safety Pictograms
1.2 Basic Information
1.2.1.1 Technical Data
Description Unit AS 30 WeedHex 140 AS 30 WeedHex 160
Length x wi th x height – in operation mm 1190 x 645 x 1160 1190 x 645 x 1160
Length x wi th x height – in transport mm 970 x 645 x 665 970 x 645 x 665
Weight kg 35 40
Maximum working wi th cm 35
Safe slope operation 10°
Type of working tool -Steel brush
Brush spee 8min-1 600
Tip spee at the brush en m.s-1 11
Operation range (temperature)9 °C 0° - 30°
Tab e 4: Technica specifications
1.2.1.2 Engine Information
Further information about the engine not state here is available at the engine manufacturer’s website.
Description Unit AS 30 WeedHex 140 AS 30 WeedHex 160
Motor - Zongshen10 XP140 Briggs&Stratton 800EXi SeriesTM11
Maximum (set) engine spee min-1 2800 ± 100 2800 ± 100
Maximum (permanent) tilting of the engine 20° 20°
Maximum (short term12) tilting of the engine 30° 30°
Fuel tank capacity l (litre) 0,8 1
Fuel petrol (unlea e )13 Oct. No. 91-95 Oct. No. 91-95
Engine oil filling l (litre) 0,5 0,6
Oil gra e SAE / API SAE 10W-30 or SAE 30 / SJ or SH SAE 10W-30 or SAE 30 / SJ or SH
Tab e 5: Engine Technica Information
8 Actual spee of unloa e isc inclu ing the loss in the belt transmission.
9 When the temperatures rop below 5 ° C observe the manufacturer’s information regar ing the engine oil.
10 For more information about the engine inclu ing the spare parts numbers, visit http://www.zongshenpower.com
11 or more information about the engine, inclu ing the spare parts numbers, visit https://www.briggsandstratton.com
12 Short term - up to one minute.
13 With regar to the ever increasing share of BIO-components in fuel, use a fuel stabiliser. Both types of engines are rea y to burn fuel containing 10% or more of ethanol (E10).
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1.2.2 Description of the Machine and its Components
Fig. 1 The evice is built on a frame 1 wel e of sheet steel. Two wheels 6 are mounte at the back with in epen ent height
a justment. The tubular han lebars 3 are attache to a tubular hol er 2 using a steel bolt 12 an a plastic wing nut 13 . The right
han le 15 of the han lebars 3 hol s the control lever 15 for activation of the brush rive 5 . The lever is fitte with a safety 18 to
prevent ina vertent starting. The lever 16 to control the engine spee 4 is place in the crossbar of the han lebars 3 . The engine 4
with manual starting 19 rives a steel bristle brush 5 using transmissions with V-belts. The evice is fitte with a height-a justable
protective guar 10 of plastic fabric an a bottom rubber flap 11 . Only for AS 30 WeedHex 160 : The engine air filter 22 features its
extension for air intake 23 from the han lebar area, the engine features its fuel valve 24 .
1.3 Operating Instructions
1.3.1 Machine Assembly
Request the machine unpacking and training from your se er as a part of his pre-sa e service!
1.3.1.1 Assembly procedure
We recommend that assemb y be done by two persons. Instructions regarding right/ eft directions are
given from the operator’s view. Figure Fig. 2 shows the assemb y of AS 30 WeedHex 160 , the assemb y of
AS 30 WeedHex 140 is the same, except for items 6, 7, and 8.
Fig. 2
1. Open the box 1 , remove the flap 5 together with the bag with manuals.
2. Cut the vertical e ges of the rear face 3 an front face 4 of the box 1 , plce the faces an si es on the groun .
3. Remove the plastic strap 10 fixing the han lebar han le to the han lebar hol er tube.
4. Turn the han lebars 12 into stan ar working position an attach to the han lebar tubular hol er using a bolt 14 an plastic
wing nuts 15 . Use a plain washer 16 un er the nut. Both bowden cab es must ead in front of bo t 14 . Lubricate the
bolt threa 14 with a bit of plastic lubricant for water pumps or using a few rops of engine oil.
5. Remove the protective guar hol er 9 from the car boar insert 2 . Lift the car boar insert. Remove the plastic fabric guar
8 from the engine.
Items 6, 7, and 8 on y app y to machine AS 30 WeedHex 160
6. Attach the en of the flexible tube 33 , which is in the machine packaging at the left wheel, to tube 34 on the engine air filter
cover. Attach the en of the flexible tube 33 , which is in the machine packaging at the right wheel, to tube 35 to the intake
hea on the han lebar. For the tube route see Fig. 1 .
The f exib e tube is secured against s iding out by its ring for mounting the tube of the air fi ter cover and
intake head. Therefore, a ways s ide the f exib e tube to the end position indicated on Fig. 2 by a red
arrow.
7. Fasten both bow en cables with a plastic cable tie 19 to the starter cor gui e 17 (the place is marke on Fig. 2 with a re
arrow). Cut the en of the tie.
8. Insert the starting cor 18 into its gui e 17 .
9. Back the evice out of the box an turn it by 180° so that the han lebars are irecte towar s the box.
10. Drive the evice onto the ismantle box an tilt the evice on its han lebars.
11. Remove two M6 21 collar screws (spanner No.10) an mount the flap 22 in the holes in the sheet metal bottom cover 20 in
the position shown in the figure.
The fo owing step is to be done by two persons.
When hand ing the stee brush, a ways use work g oves! The stee wires on the brush are sharp. S ight
pieces “sp inters” may a so be re eased.
12. Mount the steel brush 23 on the carrier 24 so that the projection on the carrier fits into the rectangular recess in the brush
bo y.
13. Using three socket hea screws 25 M8x30 with a safety washer 26 screw the steel brush 23 to the carrier 24 . Tighten the
screws well.
14. Tilt the evice back to its normal position.
The device is supp ied without any engine service fi ings!
First, carefu y read the instructions14 for the use of the engine! This way, you wi prevent its potentia
damage.
15. Place the plastic fabric guar 27 on a flat surface. Slip the steel hol er of the guar 28 with its sharp angle corner into the
guar corner with the cross tape.
16. Stretch the guar 27 to the hol er 28 as tight as possible. Fol the part of the guar with the Velcro 29 over the guar
hol er arm an engage the Velcro part well.
17. Slip the guar into the openings 31 in the evice frame 32 . Screw the M6x16 screws with plastic hea s 31 through the
grooves in the frame into the threa s in the guar hol er.
18. Fill the specifie amount an gra e of oil an fuel into the engine accor ing to the engine operating instructions.
14 The machine comes with its original manual from the engine manufacturer in several languages. If your language is missing, contact your ealer.
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1.3.2 Device transport
When you have comp eted your work, c ose the engine fue supp y. Prior to each transport, et the device coo
down for at east 20 minutes.
It takes two persons to ift the device safe y.
1. Loosen the plastic wing nut( 13 in Fig. 1 ) by ca 7 rotations, so that the han lebar becomes loose in the hol er.
2. Fig. 3 Fol the han lebar forwar s over the engine. Place a suitable soft pa un er the han lebar crossbar (e.g. a piece of ol
cloth).
3. Places where you can hol the evice are marke in Fig. 3 by arrows.
4. When transporting by vehicle, secure the evice against rolling, sli ing, tilting, an fuel an oil leakage.
1.3.3 Engine Starting
First, carefu y read the instructions15 for the use of the engine! This way, you wi prevent its potentia
damage.
Positions 1 =STOP, 2 =MIN, 3 =MAX an 4 =CHOKE The accelerator levers are shown an escribe in Fig. 4 . All the escribe
main positions get locke by means of a simple press-protrusion system in the lever bo y.
AS 30 WeedHex 140 with engine ZONGSHEN XP140
1. Move the accelerator lever to its position 4 CHOKE.
2. Start the engine by pulling the cor of the manual starter ( 19 in Fig. 1 )16.
3. Since the engine features its mechanica choke, let your new or col engine running with its engage choke for about
30 secon s, an then move the accelerator lever to its position 3 MAX.
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1. Move the accelerator lever to its position 3 MAX.
2. Start the engine by pulling the cor of the manual starter ( 19 in Fig. 1 )17.
3. The engine features its automatic READY START choke. The maximum engine spee is automatically set when the engine
warms up to its operating temperature.
Do not eave the machine unattended!
When starting the engine, the contro ever must be in the off position, it must not be pressed against the hand es
(position 2 on Fig. 5) !
1.3.4 Activating the brush
Make sure that a persons, anima s, chi dren are at a safe distance from the machine! Otherwise, do not continue
in this activity!
Prior to each use of the device, check the tightening of the bo ts fastening the brush and a screwed connections
of guards, covers and the engine!
Never start the brush, if it rests in the ground! Risk of abrupt movement of the machine to the right.
1. Start the engine18. Set the maximum engine spee using the accelerator lever. (If the engine is col , leave it at the maximum
spee for ca 1 minute to warm up)
2. Take the left han le of the han lebars using your left han ( 14 in Fig. 1 ).
3. Lift the brush by app. 1cm above the cleane surface by a slight pressure on the left han le of the han lebar.
4. Use your right han to lift the pulley control lever ( 1 in Fig. 5 ) upwar s ( 2 in Fig. 5 ), until it is fully inserte in the strap with
cor s.
5. Using your thumb epress the button of the safety as in icate by the arrow (position 3 in Fig. 5 ).
6. Using your right han fluently epress the control lever towar s the han le. Hol the safety button until you start moving with the
strap using the lever.
7. When the brush starts turning press the lever completely to the han le ( 4 in Fig. 5 ) an hol it firmly.
Start-up usua y resu ts in some initia s ippage of the V-be t and respective accompanying effects
(ratt ing, whist ing). When the be t has been run in, these effects usua y disappear.
Note: In the case of a new or a col engine, the engine may stall when the working tool rive is activate first few times. When the
engine has warme up, this will no longer happen. If the engine oes not start even when it is warm, check for any efects per Tab e 10.
15 The machine comes with its original manual from the engine manufacturer in several Western languages. If your language is missing, contact your ealer or a Briggs & Stratton
representative for your country.
16 Instructions for starting of the engine are provi e in etail in the Engine Operating Instructions.
17 Instructions for starting of the engine are provi e in etail in the Engine Operating Instructions.
18 Instructions for starting of the engine are provi e in etail in the engine use manual.
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1.3.5 Stopping the brush
If you want to stop the brush, release the lever ( 17 in Fig. 1 ) on the right han le. The tool stops, the engine is still running, shift the
accelerator lever into position MIN or STOP .
Before you start any activity in the vicinity of the device, a ways turn off the engine and wait unti the brush stops
moving! Before eaving the device, a ways turn the engine off!
Never run the device for a ong period of time at a maximum speed or never eave it id ing for too ong
with a deactivated brush drive pu ey! Parts of the drive train (V-be t, be t pu ey, coup ing pu ey, etc.)
may get damaged!
1.3.6 Adjusting position of the wheels
Fig. 6 The wheels have in epen ent a justment of height. This allows setting of the brush pressure accor ing to the type of work you
o. Wheels are also a juste if the brush becomes substantially worn to achieve the correct position of the brush in relation to the brushe
surface.
Too s: Allen key No. 6, best with exten e han le or a T han le
1. Loosen an unscrew the central socket hea screw of the wheel by app. 3 turns.
2. Tilt the evice slightly to the opposite wheel. It is recommen e that you support the evice from below against the frame using
a suitable pa (brick, stone, woo en block, etc.).
3. Unscrew the central wheel fixing socket hea screw an pull it slightly outsi e.
4. Shift the wheel over to the esire position.
5. Push the screw into the wheel pin an screw it into the threa in the frame.
You may move the whee arm back and forth to a ow easier screwing of the screw into the frame thread.
6. Tighten the screw well.
1.3.7 Machine Operation
1.3.7.1 Mounting of the guard
It is forbidden to operate the device without the protective guard!
Fig. 2 an Fig. 8
1. Place the en s of the guar hol er in the holes in the evice frame.
2. Screw the M6 screws with plastic hea s through the grooves in the frame into the threa s in the guar hol er.
3. Fig. 8 A just the guar height accor ing to the wear of the brush bristles. The guar shoul be app. 5mm above the level of the
brushe surface.
4. Tighten both screws ( 30 in Fig. 2 ) carefully.
1.3.7.2 Selecting the position of the wheels
1.3.7.2.1 Brushing in corners
In or er to make brushing in corners (near curbs, walls, fences, etc.) - increase the pressure on the eft si e of the brush. Set the left
wheel higher than the right one – illustration A in Fig. 6 .
Combination of position on the eft (L) + position on the right (P)
Pressure New brush Medium wear Maximum wear
Medium 3L + 2R 4L + 3R 5L + 4R
Increased 4L + 2R 5L + 3R
Tab e 6: Position of the whee s when brushing in corners
1.3.7.2.2 Open area brushing
In or er to achieve better cleaning efficiency when brushing in an open area - pavements, etc. - it is necessary to increase pressure on
the front face of the brush. Set the left an right wheel to the same position – illustration B in Fig. 6 .
Combination of position on the eft (L) + position on the right (P)
Pressure New brush S ight wear Medium wear Maximum wear
Medium 2L + 2R 3L + 3R 4L + 4R 5L + 5R
Increased 1L + 1R 2L + 2R 3L + 3R 4L + 4R
High 1L + 1R 2L + 2R 3L + 3R
Tab e 7: Position of whee s when working in open areas
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1.3.7.3 Manner of device operation
When checking the area to be brushed remove a arge so id objects (such as stones, sticks, p astic bott es and
simi ar municipa waste) that can be prope ed away from the device or damage the device.
It is forbidden to operate the device without the protective guard!
A ways ho d the hand ebars of the device firm y. In the case of a sudden increase of resistance against the brush
(especia y when hitting a curb) this force may resu t in sudden jumping of the hand ebars to the eft or
backwards.
Due to increased resistance at the tips of the brist es in corners at curbs and wa s there may be a
momentary s ippage of drive be ts. If this happens on y for a short time or once in a ong period, it is not
necessary to tension the be t. The be t needs to be tensioned on y if the brush stops with on y a s ight y
increased pressure of the brush on the c eaned surface or in the corner near a curb or a wa .
1.3.7.3.1 Brushing in corners
1. A just the wheels accor ing to the instructions in chap.1.3.7.2.1 Brushing in corners an Tab e 6: Position of the whee s
when brushing in corners
2. Start the engine accor ing to the instructions state in chap.1.3.3 Engine Starting
3. Start the brush rive accor ing to chap.1.3.4 Activating the brush
4. Move the evice so that the left part of the brush is at the brushe area between the curb an the pavement area.
5. By pulling the han lebars upwar s increase the pressure of the brush onto the brushe surface.
6. Very slowly move forwar along the curb, wall, etc. Allow sufficient time for perfect removal of plants an impurities.
When brushing a ong curbs or wa s, arge amount of waste materia (earth, sand, stones, etc.) is
generated. In order to achieve perfect remova of a p ants we recommend that you first remove this
waste materia (machine or manua sweeping) and then brush the surface c ean removing a p ants that
sti are present after first brushing.
1.3.7.3.2 Open area brushing
1. A just the wheels accor ing to the instructions in chap.1.3.7.2.2 Open area brushing and Tab e 7: Position of whee s
when working in open areas
2. Start the engine accor ing to the instructions state in chap.1.3.3 Engine Starting
3. Start the brush rive accor ing to chap.1.3.4 Activating the brush
4. Move the evice over to the brushe surface.
5. By pulling the han lebars upwar s increase the pressure of the brush onto the brushe surface.
6. By moving the evice back an forth several cm an at the same time from one si e to another clean a small part of the whole
brushe area. Leave the brush rotating on one small part of the brushe surface until the surface is free of all plants.
7. Slowly move forwar on the brushe area. The spee of the movement epen s on the resilience an abun ance of plants in the
given area.
In order to achieve perfect remova of a p ants we recommend that you first remove the waste materia
generated after first brushing of the area (machine or manua sweeping) and then brush the surface c ean
removing a p ants that sti are present after first brushing.
1.4 Maintenance, Care, Storage
To secure a long-term satisfaction with our pro uct, it is necessary to provi e it with ue care an maintenance. By provi ing regular
maintenance you will prevent its rapi wear an you will secure correct operation of all its parts.
Observe all instructions concerning maintenance an a justing intervals. We recommen that you keep recor s of operating hours an
the con itions un er which the machine is use (these may be useful for servicing centres). We recommen that you have the post-season
maintenance implemente by one of our authorize service centres; the same applies to stan ar maintenance if you are not certain of
your technical capabilities.
Prior to each use of the device, check the tightening of bo ts fastening the brush to the carrier.
1.4.1 Machine Lubrication
When working with ubricants, observe the basic hygiene regu ations and observe the environmenta protection
regu ations and aws.
If you are not sufficient y manua y ski ed, have the operations done by an authorized service centre.
In or er to secure trouble-free an easy movement of all mechanical parts, it is necessary to pay a equate attention to lubrication. A
few rops of oil are usually enough (e.g. oil for bicycles).
1.4.1.1 Engine Oil Change
Follow the instructions state in the engine operating instructions. Shorten the change interval to one half, if you are to use your
machine in a usty environment. When pouring the oil out of the engine, tilt the evice to the right si e, where the oil cap with the ipstick
is place – pos. 21 Fig. 1 .
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If you are not sufficient y manua y ski ed, have the operations done by an authorized service centre.
1.4.1.2 Lubrication Points
When selecting from a wi e range of oils it is sufficient to select any spray oil. When selecting plastic lubricants (grease) any lubricant
inten e for water pump lubrication is sufficient. However, its application usually requires the ismantling of the correspon ing sli e
assembly.
Note: If you use plastic lubricant resistant to water, the lubrication intervals may be exten e .
Lubrication point -
description
Interva within season After season Lubricant Figure Note
Bow en cables at least 2x (5 rops) Yes Oil Fig. 11
Entry of the inner cable into the
Bow en cable on the han lebars an
in the evice frame.
Brush rive pulley case every 50 hours (2 rops) Yes spray grease Fig. 11
After emounting of the brush an
bottom sheet metal cover.
Wheel bearings Every 10 hours Yes spray grease Fig. 11 After each washing of the machine
Wheel arm screw - Yes copper paste
or spray
Fig. 11
Screwe connections - Yes Grease Fig. 11
Han lebars an protective guar
fixing threa s.
Tab e 8: Lubrication interva s
1.4.2 Brush change
If you are not sufficient y manua y ski ed, have the operations done by an authorized service centre.
The brush nee s to be change if the bristle en s are worn to ca 15 mm from the bristle clips – see Fig. 8 .
When changing the brush, use on y new brushes - never any used ones.
Use on y the origina brushes from AS-motor spare part No. G07323029.
The device must be p aced on a hard horizonta surface and must be secured so that there is good access from
be ow to the brush and no inadvertent device movement occurs.
When hand ing the stee brush, a ways use work g oves! The stee wires on the brush are sharp. S ight pieces
“sp inters” may a so be re eased.
There must be no fue in the tank! The spark p ug connector must be disconnected!
Fig. 2
1. Loosen the han lebar bolt 14 , unscrew the plastic wing nut 15 only partially so that the han lebars 12 ma be tilte forwar s by ca
30°. Tighten the plastic wing nut lightly.
2. By pulling upwar s on the protective guar hol er 28 tilt the evice backwar s to lean on the han lebars (top left illustration in Fig.
8 ). Support the en of wheel arms with scrapers, the han lebar hol er tube an the han lebars using a suitable soft pa – e.g. a piece
of car boar or ol cloth.
3. Hol the brush to prevent it from spinning an using Allen key No.8 loosen an unscrew three M8x30 screws with safety washers.
4. Remove the brush from the carrier.
5. Mount the new brush on the carrier. The rectangular recess in the brush must be against the protrusion on the carrier.
6. Screw the three M8x30 screws with safety washers back again an tighten them well.
7. Tilt the evice back again. Set the han lebars back to the stan ar working position.
1.4.3 Adjusting dirt scrapers
Fig. 7 Dirt scrapers are use for the removing of earth or plant resi ues from the wheel. The recommen e clearance between the
wheel an scraper e ge is 1 mm. To a just the clearance use a suitable gauge, e.g. an ol cre it car . Tighten the M6x16 collar screws
fast.
1.4.4 Engine Air Filter Maintenance
C eaning agents pose a fire and exp osion hazard. Never c ean the air fi ter using f ammab e so vents.
Make sure that the air filter is always clean. Contaminate air filter re uces engine power an results in increase engine wear an fuel
consumption. Regar less of the operating hours, change the filter at least once a year. Do not operate the evice without the air filter.
The foam rubber pre-filter traps coarse impurities. It is possible that in the case of increase ustiness it may be necessary to clean it or
change it alrea y after 10 minutes. We recommen that you take with you some clean or new pre-filters an change them at short
intervals. Observe the attache engine operating instructions.
The air filter of engine Briggs&Stratton 800EXi SeriesTM in machine AS 30 WeedHex 160 features its clean air intake extension in
the han lebar area ( 23 on Fig. 1 ) an a juste air filter cover on the engine ( 22 on Fig. 1 )
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Never use the machine with its f exib e air intake hose disconnected, air fi ter e ement insufficient y fastened and
sea ed or the air fi ter cover oose. The engine cou d get damaged.
1.4.5 Belt Gears
The machine features mo ern belts, which o not require any particular care. It is only necessary to check them regularly, an when
there are cracks or tears on the belt surface, replace them. A justing of tension pulleys must be checke after app. 5 hours of operation
when the belt has been run in (it applies to belts in a new machine an to new change belts), to prevent belt amage ue to its elongation
an insufficient tension.
1.4.5.1 Adjusting of tension pulleys
The spark p ug connector must be disconnected!
If you are not sufficient y manua y ski ed, have the operations done by an authorized service centre.
1. Cut off the fuel valve, set the motor lever to position STOP , remove the spark plug cable.
2. Remove the brush per items 1 to 4 per Chap.1.4.2 Brush change an Fig. 2 .
3. In or er to see both belts accor ing to Fig. 9 remove the two M6x16 collar screws hol ing the rubber flap (see Fig. 2 ) an eight
M6x16 collar screws hol ing the bottom sheet metal cover.
1.4.5.1.1 Tension pulley for primary belt
1. Press the control lever on the right han le of the han lebars procee ing accor ing to art. 2. to 4. in chap.1.3.4 Activating the
brush, secure the lever in its epresse position, e.g. using a plastic bin er.
2. Fig. 10 Check the elongation of the spring at the en of the cable. The correct istance is 45 mm (+/- 1.5 mm to erance).
3. If the value oes not correspon to the specification, a just the cable tension using the set screw at the rear face of the evice
frame. Loosen both M6 – nuts 2x spanner No.10. By unscrewing the screw, you increase the spring tension; by screwing the
screw in, you ecrease the tension.
4. Pull the starting han le several times - the brush carrier must not turn. If the carrier turns, screw the set screw by one turn in
an repeat the test.
5. Tighten both nuts.
1.4.5.1.2 Tension pulley for secondary belt
The belt nee s tensioning only if the brush stops with only a slightly increase pressure of the brush on the cleane surface. If the
brush is presse to a curb or wall corner, where increase resistance on bristle tips is evelope , short-term rive belt slippage may occur. If
this happens only for a short time or once in a long perio , it is not necessary to tension the belt.
If you are not sufficient y manua y ski ed, have the operation performed by an authorized service centre
equipped with professiona fixtures and be t tensioning gauges.
When adjusting be t tensioning it is necessary to ask another person for assistance.
Fig. 9
1. Using spanner No. 13 loosen slightly (app. 1/2 turn) the M8 nut of the self-tensioning pulley.
2. Insert No. 13 socket wrench (min 100mm long) into the hole in the left si e of the machine an onto the tensioner nut.
3. Tension the belt by turning clockwise. Correct tensioning of a belt usually requires to turn the nut by 2 turns.
4. Firmly tighten the M8 self-locking nut of the tensioning pulley.
5. Turn the carrier several times an then check the belt tension – there must be only minimal eflection on the belt.
To check correct be t tension we recommend that you use OPTIKRIK II mechanica gauge by OPTIBELT.
The be t tension force in the traction part is 350-400 N.
1.4.5.2 V-belt change
Replace the V-belt with a new one19 every time cracks or cracks appear on the surface of the belt an also when the belt is worn
sufficiently by the operation that it can no longer be tensione with its tensioning pulleys.
Have the operation a ways performed by an authorized service centre equipped with professiona fixtures
and be t tensioning gauges.
1.4.6 Spark plug
The ignition system creates an electromagnetic fiel .
Peop e using any pace makers must not touch any current carrying parts of the ignition system!
19 Use exclusively the V-belts recommen e by the manufacturer. If you use belts from other manufacturers, proper operation of the rive may not be guarantee .
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1.4.7 Servicing intervals
Activity Prior to each use Prior to ong-term storing
Checking engine oil level yes, accor ing to engine operating instructions change
Engine air filter cleaning yes, check every 5 hours change
Washing as necessary, preferably when work is finishe Yes
Removal of irt Yes Yes
Checking brush tightening Yes Yes
Checking tightening of screwe connections Yes Yes
Lubrication Check of the con ition Tab e 8
V-belts check after every 20 hours Yes
Tab e 9: Servicing interva s
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1.4.8 Troubleshooting
Prob em Cause So ution
The engine will not start No fuel in the tank. Fuel up.
The fuel valve is close . Open the fuel valve.
The evice has been tilte - oil got into the
air filter. Change the air filter, unscrew the spark plug an pull the engine starter several times with the fuel valve close . Dry the spark plug an screw it
back in.
The engine has been floo e ue to too
many start attempts. Unscrew the spark plug an pull the engine starter several times with the fuel valve close . Dry the spark plug an screw it back in.
The spark plug cable is isconnecte . Observe safety regulations! Mount back the spark plug cable.
The air filter is contaminate . Keep the air filter clean (see also maintenance an cleaning).
The spark plug is foule with carbon black,
amage , or the istance between the
electro es is not correct.
Clean the spark plug an check the istance between the electro es (see
also maintenance an cleaning instructions). Change if necessary.
Poor quality, contaminate or ol fuel. Clean the fuel system (authorize service centre).
Always use fresh fuel.
Other efects. Visit an authorize centre.
The engine oes not start well;
irregular engine run. The air filter is contaminate . Keep the air filter clean (see also maintenance an cleaning).
Poor quality, contaminate or ol fuel. Clean the fuel system (authorize service centre).
Always use fresh fuel.
The spark plug is foule with carbon black,
amage , or the istance between the
electro es is not correct.
Clean the spark plug an check the istance between the electro es (see
also maintenance an cleaning instructions). Change if necessary.
The brush is not turning. The engine is not starte . Start the engine.
The control lever is not epresse . Press the control lever.
Insufficient belt tension. A just the tension pulley.
Torn belt. Visit an authorize centre.
The belt has come off. Mount the belt back.
Other efects. Visit an authorize centre.
The brush will not stop. The tension pulley oes not return back to
its position.
Lubricate.
The belt is behin the gui e pins. The belt must be replace by a new one – the belt fibres might have been
amage ; the evice to be inspecte in a service centre – eformation of
parts.
Jerky movement of the brush with
the brush pulley eactivate . The primary belt is too tight. Screw the set screw of the han lebar Bow en cable 1 turn in. Check whether the brush is still turning. Repeat the a justment if necessary.
Other efects. Visit an authorize centre.
Strong vibrations uring
operation.
Unbalance brush ue to uneven wear. Change the brush imme iately.
Bent rive shaft of the brush ue to a
collision with a fixe object. Visit an authorize centre.
Motor mounting is loose. Visit an authorize centre.
Irregular noise Exhaust silencer loose. Visit an authorize centre.
Smoke coming out of the engine Air filter contaminate or containing oil. Change the air filter (see also maintenance an cleaning).
Oil level too high. Removing oil to achieve the correct level accor ing to the ipstick - nee s
to be performe by an authorize service centre.
The engine is too hot. The vent grill is clogge . Clean the starter vent grill.
Oil level is too low. Top up the oil accor ing to the instructions state in the Engine Operating
Instructions.
Motor cooling is contaminate . The cooling system may be cleane only by an authorize service centre.
The control levers o not return
back.
The inner Bow en cable is stiff; bent
Bow en cable.
Lubricate or replace the Bow en cable.
Broken return spring. Replace it by a new one.
Other efects. Visit an authorize centre.
Another efect Visit an authorize centre.
Tab e 10: Troub eshooting
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1.4.9 Storage
After switching the engine off, et the device coo down for at east 20 minutes. Then you may store it in a dry and
venti ated room.
Always eliminate all problems of the evice before you store it so that the evice is always in a safe-to-operate state.
Prior to any long-term storage (e.g. at the season en ) remove all the irt an plant resi ues from the machine. Prevent unauthorize
persons (particularly chil ren) from access to the evice. Protect the evice against climatic con itions but o not use impermeable
protection to prevent excessive corrosion it may cause.
We strong y recommend the fo owing steps:
Remove all the irt an plant resi ues from the machine.
Repair any paint amage.
Drain the fuel from the fuel tank an carburettor (further instructions in the engine operating instructions).
Implement post-season evice lubrication Tab e 8 .
1.4.9.1 Spare parts
The reliable an safe operation of the evice also epen s on the quality of the spare parts use . Only use original spare parts an
accessories that were approve by AS-Motor Germany. When unoriginal parts are installe , the warranty an guarantee shall be voi for the
unoriginal parts an for the evice an for any resulting amage.
Inform your authorize service centre about the evice type an serial number of your evice when you or er spare parts.
1.4.9.2 Wear parts
Some parts are wear parts. They wear uring use an must be replace . The warranty oes not cover the following parts:
Brush, Bow en cables, V-belts, starter rope, protective guar , rubber flap, wheels.
1.4.9.3 Machine washing and cleaning
When washing and c eaning the machine, proceed so as to observe va id provisions and aws regarding protection
of water courses and other water resources against po ution or contamination by chemica agents.
Never wash the engine by a water jet! During starting, the engine e ectric system cou d ma function.
You may use pressure washing with the remaining parts of the device. It is necessary to ubricate moving
parts according to Tab e 8.
1.4.10 Disposal of Packaging and the Machine at the End of its Service Life
When you unpack the machine you are boun to ispose of the packaging material accor ing to national laws an ecrees concerning
waste isposal. When isposing of the machine at the en of its service life, we recommen procee ing as follows:
Demount from your machine all the parts that may still be use .
Drain oil from the engine into a suitable closing container an ispose it in a waste collection centre20.
Dismount plastic parts an non-ferrous metal parts.
The remaining machine an its remove emounte parts are to be ispose of accor ing to national laws an ecrees
concerning waste isposal.
1.4.11 Warranty
The con itions of the warranty can be foun on the reverse si e of your warranty car . Sen the fille -out warranty car imme iately
after the purchase of your evice to “AS-Motor Germany” or the supplier. Otherwise, the warranty is no longer vali . Preserve the proof of
purchase or the warranty car that was fille out by the ven or.
1.5 Accessories
The recommen e accessories are not inclu e with this evice. You may purchase the accessories from your ealer.
G07323029 Steel plate brush AS 30
G07381001 Brush hol er 42 cm AS 30 (without brushes)
G07323015 Steel brai brush AS 30 (for brush hol er)
G07352038 Nylon plate brush AS 30
G06927008 Operating hour meter
G07399001 Support wheel AS 30
20 The respective local authority will inform you of the isposal centre location.
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2 EC/EU Declaration of Conformity
AS-Motor Germany GmbH & Co. KG
Ellwanger Straße 15
D-74424 Bühlertann
www.as-motor. e
EC/EU Dec aration of Conformity
Manufacturer:21 AS-MOTOR GERMANY GmbH & Co. KG
Address: Ellwanger Straße 15; D-74424 Bühlertann
Product: Wee remover
Description:
Machine type Seria number Engine Engine power Operation width
AS 30 Wee Hex 140 starting from
028720100001 Zonghshen XP140 1.8 kW/2800 min-1 35 cm
AS 30 Wee Hex 160 starting from
036120100001 Briggs&Stratton 800EXi SeriesTM 2.9 kW/2800 min-1 35 cm
The wee remover is inten e exclusively for effective removal of wee , moss or other impurities from pave areas especially in tight
spots at walls or curbs.
A the respective provisions met by the product: Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2014/30/EC
Harmonized technica standards used for conformity
assessment:
EN ISO 12100:2010
EN 55012:2007/A1:2009
Other technica standards and specifications used for
conformity assessment:
-
We eclare that the equipment specifie above is in conformity with the requirements of the above-mentione irectives.
Note: All regulations have been use as amen e at the moment of issuing of this eclaration without expressly specifying the
amen ments.
P ace of issue: Bühlertann
Date of issue: 12.10.2020
Person authorized to sign on beha f of the manufacturer:
Name:
Eberhar Lange
Position:
Company Director
Signature:
Name:
Frank Einsie ler
Position:
Development Manager
Signature:
21 The manufacturer also prepares an archives all technical ocuments regar ing all irectives relevant to the present EC eclaration of
conformity
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3EN Attached illustrations
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1 Device frame
2 Han lebar hol er tube
3 Han lebars
4 Motor
5 Brush
6 Left wheel
7 Right wheel
8 Left wheel scraper
9 Right wheel scraper
10 Protective guar
11 Rubber flap
12 Bolt
13 Plastic wing nut
14 Left han le
15 Right han le
16 Engine spee control lever
17 Brush pulley control lever
18 Strap with a safety
19 Starter han le
20 Fuel tank cap
21 Oil ipstick
22 Air filter
(Only for AS 30 WeedHex 160):
23 Air intake extension
24 Fuel valvel
Fig. 1: Basic components of the device
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AS 30 WeedHex 140
AS 30 WeedHex 160
1 Car boar box
2 Car boar insert
3 Rear face of the box
4 Front face of the box
5 Rubber flap an bag with manuals
6 Device
8 Protective guar
9 Protective guar hol er
10 Plastic bin ing tape fixing the han lebar han le to the han lebar hol er
11 Han lebar hol er tube
12 Han lebars
13 Intake tube, removable from the air filter an intake hea on the
han lebar (only for AS 30 WeedHex 160)
Intake assembly on the engine
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Intake assembly on the han lebar
14 Bolt
15 Plastic wing nut
16 Flat washer 8.4 mm
19 Bow en cable tie
20 Bottom sheet metal cover
21 M6x16 collar screw (2x)
22 Rubber flap
23 Brush
24 Brush carrier
25 M8x30 socket screw (3x)
26 Safety washer 10 (3x)
27 Protective guar
28 Protective guar hol er
29 Protective guar hem with
Velcro
30 M6x16 plastic hea screw (2x)
31 Holes for protective guar hol er
32 Machine frame
Only for AS 30 WeedHex 160:
17 Starting cor gui e
18 Starter han le
33 Flexible intake tube
34 Tube on the air filter cover
35 Tube on the intake hea
Fig. 2: Machine Assemb y
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