Hologram KJ600TA User manual

GASOLINE TILLER
MODEL KJ600TA
MANUAL INSTRUCTION
Gasoline Engine: 139cc, OHV, Single Cylinder, 4 Strokes

WARNING! There is a risk that stones and other
objects could be thrown out by the tiller.
Always keep other people, children pets
at a safe place.
WARNING! This tiller uses petrol and oil. AI ways
take extreme precautions when
operating or moving this machine.
WARNING! Turn off the eng ine and disconnect
the spark plug cap before cleaning,
trans porting, m aking any adjustments
or leaving the tiller unattended.
WARNING! Never put your hands or feet under the
tiller deck while the blade is being
rotated.
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This symbol means the engine speed is fast.
WARNING SYMBOLS
Thefollowing symbols aredisplayed onthe machine inordertoremindyou
of the safety precautions you should take when operating the tiller
Read this instruction booklet carefulIy before using the
tiller and keep it in a safe place for future reference.
WARNING! This is a Warning symbol. The symbol is used
through the Instruction Booklet whenever there
is a risk of personal inquiry. Ensure that these
warning were read and understood at all times.
CAUTION! This is a Caution symbol. The symbol is used
through the Instruction Booklet whenever there
is a risk of personal inquiry. Ensure that these
warning were read and understood at all times.
This symbol means the engine speed is slow

Readthismanualcarefullybeforeputting
the unit in operation
Everyeffortismadetoimproveourproductscontinuously.Therefore,technical
date and figures are subject tochange.
1 Unit
The lightweight tiller isequippedwithahigh-efficient4-strokeengine.Arugged
design for light to medium heavy soils is ideal for titling close-planted crops.
Please extra-silent and steady run. A tiller of special steel, only little wearable
provides for good cost-effectiveness. A special shape of blades provides for
thrifty and efficient titling. It is easy operation by use a turning guide wheel.
Start-up system responding to a button pressing (the tiller will run upon
pressing an operation button in rest state) improves the labor safety.
Scope of Delivery
1. Carriage
2. Left-hand handle (driving lever)
3. Driving lever
4. Depth limiter
5. Bracket and handle
6. Wheel
7. Right-hand handle (ON/OFF,SPEED)

2 General Safety Instructions
Prior to the initial use of the unit, the operating instructions should be read
completely.Ifindoubtwithregardtoconnectionandoperationoftheunit,consult
the manufacturer (Servicing Department)
FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW CAREFULLY IN ORDER TO
SECURE A HIGH DEGREE OF SAFETY:
CAUTION!
1. Payattentiontotheconditions ofthearea, whichyou’re workingin.Afterthe
engine is started, power machine will produce poisonous flue gas. The gas
maybeinvisibleandodorless.Henceneverworkwiththemachineclosedor
poorly ventilated areas. Provide for good lighting when cutting. Provide for
stability when cutting in wet, snow or icy weather conditions on slopes or
rough ground.
2. Donotletanyunauthorizedpersonsapproachthemachine.Thevisitorsand
viewers,primarilythechildren,theillandinfirmpersonsshouldnothaveany
accesstotheworkingarea.Prevent otherpersonsfromanycontactwiththe
machine.
3. Makeprovisionforthetoolsstorage.Themachinesnotincurrentuseshould
bekeptinadryplace,elevatedorlockedwherepracticablesothatanyaccess
to them is prevented.
4. Always use acorrect tool forthe job tobedone. E.g. avoidusing small tools
andaccessoriesforworkthatshouldbeactuallydonewithaheavytool.Use
the tools only for the purposes they were designed for.
5. Pay attention to adequate clothing. The clothing should fit the purpose and
should not put any limits to you when working.
6. Use personal protection equipment. Wear safety shoes with steel toes and
antiskid or rough sole.
7. Wear goggles. Object may be thrown against you.
8. Wear ear protectors. Wear personal protective equipment to protect your
ears, such as ear protectors.
9. Hand protection. Wear hard gloves-gloves of chrome tanned side leather
give a good protection.
10. Transport. The tiller should be always transported with the driving wheel in
transportposition.Makesurethatnobodyisexposedtoriskwhenthetilleris
putoutofservice.Securetheunitagainsttilting,damageandfuelleakage.
11. Remove the wrench etc. Any wrenches/spanners etc. must be removed
before the tiller is put on.
12. Be attentive any time. Mind what you are doing. Use common sense.

Do not use the tiller when tired. Never work with the crusher when
influence by alcohol, drugs or medicaments affecting the concentration
capability.
13. Refueling. Always switch the engine off before refueling. Open the tank
closure carefully for overpressure run out slowly and the fuel ejaculation is
prevented.Whenworkingwiththetiller,theunitbodytemperatureincreased.
Lettheunit cool down before refueling. Otherwise, the fuel could ignite and
persons getburnt. Beware ofoverfilling the tank. Ifthereisaspill, remove it
andcleantheunit.Afterfinishingtherefueling,makesurethescrewedclosure
is tight to avoid loosening inresult of vibrations.
14. Watchoutforanydamaged parts. Inspect themachine before use.Are any
parts damaged? Ask yourself seriously when detecting slight damage whether
themachinewillworkperfectlyandsafelydespitethat.Watchoutforproper
aligning andadjustment ofanymoving parts. Do the partsfit one inanother
properly?Arethepartdamaged?Iseverythinginstalledasappropriate?Are
any other prerequisites of proper working in place? Damaged protective
devices etc. must be repaired or replaced by authorized entitles unless the
operationmanualexpresslysaysotherwise.Anydefectiveswitchesmustbe
replacedatanauthorizedservicingcentre.Donotusethemachineifitcannot
beput onandoffwith theswitch. Whenrepairs arenecessary, kindly turnto
your local servicing centre.
15. Switchtheengineoffbeforeanyadjustmentandmaintenance.Thatappliesto
the blades replacement in the firstplace.
16. Useapprovedpartsonly.Useonlyidenticalsparepartsformaintenanceand
repairs.Requestadviceofanauthorizedservicingcentreforthispurpose.
2.1 Emergency Action
Applythefirstaidadequatetotheinjuryandgetqualifiedmedicalassistanceas
quickly as possible. Protect the injured person from more accidents and calm
him/her down.
2.2 Assigned Use
Theunitisdesignedonlyforregularuseinagriculture,forestry,andhorticulture
andareatreatment.Themanufacturershouldnotbeheldliableforanypersonal
andmaterial losses due to afailure to observe these rules.

3 Transportation and Storage
•The unit is allowed to be transported with the engine off only
•Clean the unit thoroughly before putting in onstorage
•Store the unit at a dry cleanplace
Fuel or oil may leak at transport. Secure the unit as appropriate
and take preventive action to protect the environment against
contamination.
4 Assembly and First Putting in Operation

Refueling
Use only regular leadless petrol
Explosion hazard!
•Refuel outdoors only!
•Never refuel with engine running or while it still hot!
•Do not smoke and do not handle open fire!
Engine oil filling
Use only oil type 15W40
Use oil dip rod to check the filling status.
Avoidfueloroilsplashingsothatsoilcontaminationis
avoided. Useappropriatetoolsforfilling(funnel)
4.1 Safety Instruction for the First Putting InOperation
Always make surethatthe screwed parts aretight asappropriate anduseonly
the parts included in thedelivery.
4.2 Procedure
Assemble separate parts in the correct order as shown. Make sure that structural
parts are arranged as shown in figures.
The unit is delivered without oil and fuel. Fill in the liquids according to specifications.

5 Operation
Guiding wheel in work position
Put the wheel in pos.1 for titling.
CAUTION!
Cutting height setting
Put the lever onthe chute (Fig 12).Pull thestartercable
evenly.Theengineshouldstartupafter3-5pulls.Putthe
leverattherequiredspeedandpullthedrivinglever(Fig.
12) against the handle (Fig. 13)
Notice:Iftheengineisheatedup,itispossibletostartup
in the slow/fast position.
Withthedrivinglevertripped,thedrivewillbe off but the
engineworkson.Theenginemaybeswitchedoffwiththe
switch in OFF position (Fig.12)
5.1 Operator Safety Instruction
Do not use the machine until you have read the instruction manual carefully.
Observe any safety instruction included in the manual

* Be responsible to the others
* The unit is provided a foot-operated brake than stops the blades within 3
secondsafterthedrivelevertripping.Neverattemptstoppingtheunitortilting
the unit with blades still rotating. Wait for the blades to come stand by
themselves.
* If the blades get in touch with foreign objects, stop the engine immediately
and check the unit with blades stopped for damage. Continue working
with unit undamaged only.
* Walk while working and do notrun.
* Always walk forward only. Never pull theunit walking backwards.
* When working on a slope, always work across, never down and up. Be
particularly careful when changing direction.
* Whentravellingacrossno-grassareasandtransferringtheunitfromthework
area to another one, the blades must not be operating.
5.2 Step-by-Step Instructions
1. Fill in the fuel (see chapter Assembly andFirst Putting In Operation)
2. Clear any foreign objects from the land.
3. Spud the land until the soil is sufficientlyloose.
4. Clean the unit thoroughly after every use.
6 Troubles-Causes-Troubleshooting
Trouble
Cause
Troubleshooting
Engine will not
start
1. Empty tank
2. Fouled air filter
3. No ignition spark
4. Flooded engine
1. Fill in the tank, check the fuel in carburetor,
and clean the hole in the lid with a needle.
2. Clean the air filter.
3. Clean the ignition plug or use a new one.
4. Remove the plug, clean and wipe dry; pull the
starting cable several times with the plug
removed.
Faltering
engine
1. Ignition cable detached
2. Fuel piping clogged or wrong
fuel
3. Blocked hole in the fuel tank
cover.
4. Water or dirt in fuelsystem
5. Fouled air filter
1. Push the plug socket firmly on the plug.
2. Clean fuel piping, use fresh/differentfuel.
3. Replace the fuel tank cover
4. Drain the fuel and refuel.
5. Clean the air filter
Engine often
switches off
1. Too long ignition interval,
defective ignition plug
1. Adjust/replace the ignition plug
2. Set up the carburetor