Lumag Rambo HC15 User manual

Distribution Limited
Petrol Wood Chipper
Operator’s Manual
HC15
FOR YOUR SAFETY
READ AND UNDERSTAND THE ENTIRE MANUAL
BEFORE OPERATING THIS MACHINE
FOR YOUR SAFETY
Ensure you read and understand how to operate
the machine safely. Check your machines oil
levels before every use.

Lumag Servicing and
Maintenance Schedules
Engine Service & Maintenance Schedule
Machine Service & Maintenance Schedule
Item Checks/Work Each Use 20hrs
(1st Month)
50hrs
(2nd Month)
100hrs
(6th Month)
300hrs
(Yearly)
Engine Oil Check Level X
Change X (1) X
Air Filter Check X
Clean X (3)
Replace X (4)
Sediment Cup Clean X
Spark Plug Check/Clean X
Replace X
Idle Speed Check/Adjust X (2)
Valve Clearance Check/Adjust X (2)
Fuel Tank Strainer Check/Clean X (2)
Combuster Chamber Inspect/Clean X (2)
Fuel Lines Check X (2)
Item Checks/Work Each Use Weekly 20hrs
(1st Month)
50hrs
(2nd Month)
100hrs
(6th Month)
300hrs
(Yearly)
Grease Main Bearing Check Level X
Fasteners Tension Check X
Clean Machine Clean X
Inspect Clutch Check/Adjust X (2)
Drive Belt Check/Adjust X
Replace X (2)
All Other Moving Parts &
Cables
Lubricate X X (2)
Engine Oil 1000ml Lumag Engine 1
1 – First service only, 2 = Should be carried out by your Lumag Dealer, 3 = May need to be done more oen in dusty areas &
4 = Replace paper element only
To maximise the life of your Lumag machine it needs to be serviced and maintained at every indicated month or
operang hour interval, whichever comes rst, in accordance with the below Schedules. Please note that failure to
service your machine on schedule or use genuine Lumag parts and consumables will result in your warranty being void.

Distribution Limited
Service & Maintenance Record
Product Details: Model: __________________________________
Serial number: ____________________________ Purchase Date: ____________________________
Date: Description of checks/work carried out: Parts Used?
Y/N
Parts Invoice Number:
Dealers Name:
Engineers Name:
Engineers Signature:
Please note that failure to service your machine on schedule or use genuine Lumag parts and consumables will result in your warranty being void

Distribution Limited
Service & Maintenance Record
Product Details: Model: __________________________________
Serial number: ____________________________ Purchase Date: ____________________________
Date: Description of checks/work carried out: Parts Used?
Y/N
Parts Invoice Number:
Dealers Name:
Engineers Name:
Engineers Signature:
Please note that failure to service your machine on schedule or use genuine Lumag parts and consumables will result in your warranty being void

Distribution Limited
Service & Maintenance Record
Product Details: Model: __________________________________
Serial number: ____________________________ Purchase Date: ____________________________
Date: Description of checks/work carried out: Parts Used?
Y/N
Parts Invoice Number:
Dealers Name:
Engineers Name:
Engineers Signature:
Please note that failure to service your machine on schedule or use genuine Lumag parts and consumables will result in your warranty being void

Distribution Limited
Service & Maintenance Record
Product Details: Model: __________________________________
Serial number: ____________________________ Purchase Date: ____________________________
Date: Description of checks/work carried out: Parts Used?
Y/N
Parts Invoice Number:
Dealers Name:
Engineers Name:
Engineers Signature:
Please note that failure to service your machine on schedule or use genuine Lumag parts and consumables will result in your warranty being void

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CONTENT
/ GENERAL
CONTENT
1. GENERAL 2
2. INFORMATION ON operating instructions manual
3
3. DETERMINATIONS 3
4. PACKAGE 4
5. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION 4
6. SPECIFICATIONS 4
7. OPERATING TIME LIMITATION 4
8. ENVIRONMENT 5
9. SYMBOLS 5
10. SAFETY 6
GENERAL SAFETY 6
SPECIFIC SAFETY RULES 10
11. CONTROLS 12
12 FUNCTIONS 13
ENGINE 13
EQUIPMENT UNIT 13
13th ASSEMBLY 14
14 BEFORE USE 16
15. FUEL 16
OIL 16
PETROL 17
FUEL STORAGE 17
FUELING THE MACHINE 17
16. START-UP 18
GETTING STARTED 18
START THE MOTOR 18
STOP ENGINE 19
STOPPING THE ENGINE IN AN EMERGENCY 19
LEERLAUFDREHZHAL 20
17 chopping 20
WAS MAY BE SHREDDED 21
CHOPPING 21
18. MAINTENANCE 22
WMAINTENANCE 22
LUBRICATION DRUM HACK MOVEMENT 22
MOUNTING BOLTS 23
SAFETY CIRCUIT 23
RUBBER FLAP 23
KNIFE 23
BELT 24
CLEANING THE AIR FILTER / CHANGE 24
SPARK PLUG CHECK / REPLACEMENT 25
DISCHARGE OF RESOURCES 25
CLEAN 26
WARTUNGSPLAN 26
19. TRANSPORT 27
TRANSPORT BY HAND 27
TRANSPORT BY SUSPENSION 27
20. STORAGE 27
21. TROUBLE 28
22. WARRANTY / GUARANTEE / CUSTOMER
SERVICE 29
23 EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 30
24. PARTS OF THE TOOL 31
1. GENERAL
WATCH
OUT!
Read all safety and
Instructions.
Familiarize yourself with this manual with the
machine, its proper use and the safety instructions.
Keep this safe place so that you are readily
available information.
If you pass the device to other people, please hand
over the complete manual from with.
limitation of liability
We have tried to give as much information to
prevent accidents during the operation, but can not
for lack of completeness listed risk points
sources are held accountable.
The manufacturer is not liable for damages due to:
- Failure to follow the operating
instructions
- Not Determined use of
machine
- Improper installation, commissioning, operation
and maintenance of the machine
- operating the engine with defective safety devices
or improperly attached or not
functioning safety and protection devices
- failure to follow the instructions in the operating
instructions regarding transport, storage, function,
operation, maintenance and care of the machine
- Unauthorized structural changes to the
machine
- Unauthorized modification of the machine
- Inadequate monitoring of machine parts that are
subject to wear
- Improper repairs
- disaster caused by foreign objects and force
majeure
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INFORMATION
FOR INSTRUCTION /
DETERMINATIONS
designation machine
The term machine replaces the commercial
designation of the object to which these operating
instructions - see cover sheet - applies.
copyright
All documents are protected under copyright law. A
transmission and reproduction of documents, even
in extracts and releases the contents are not
permitted unless expressly agreed.
Reservations
Information on specifications, dimensions and
illustrations of the device as well as changes of
safety standards are subject to further development
and are therefore not in any case for the supply
binding.
Printing and typographical errors.
WATCH
OUT!
The machine is supplied without engine oil.
For th e f irs t tim e must
ENGI N E OIL w i ll b e
fille d !
Second IN SHAPEATION
FOR INSTRUCTION
This manual describes functions, operation,
maintenance and care of your new harvester.
Please read it carefully and follow the instructions
carefully to ensure your shredder a long life and
give you a safe operation. Observe the safety
information and instructions as well as for the local
accident prevention regulations and general safety
regulations.
Read Before carrying out any work with the
machine, the operating manual, especially the
Safety chapter and the relevant safety information.
You must fully understand the read and observe.
These are basic instructions and suggestions to
prevent accidents. Errors in operation, inspection
and maintenance can cause injury or even death.
Third
INTENDED
USE
The shredder is intended exclusively for chopping
brushwood, shrubs, bark, branches to a branch
thickness of 12 cm.
The machine is not suitable for garden soil
prepare.
Roots with soil, stones, glass, metal, textiles, kitchen
waste, cardboard or plastic may be crushed in no
case with the machine.
Cuttings of conifers or similar dense
clippings can lead to blockages!
Any other or additional use is not considered to
comply with regulations. The manufacturer is not
liable for any resulting damage. The risk is borne
solely by the user.
Observance of the operating and maintenance
instructions and carrying out the maintenance, and
compliance with the maintenance intervals, are
intended for use.
WATCH
OUT!
Persons who are not familiar with the operating
instructions, children, youth and persons with
alcohol, drugs and medication influence may not
operate the machine.
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DELIVERY
/ TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
SPECIFICATIONS
/ USED TIME LIMITATION
4. PACKAGE
Check the contents of the box / shipping box after
unpacking
►completeness
►any damage in transit
Make complaints immediately to the dealer or
manufacturer. Later complaints will not be accepted.
A gasoline engine frame and the rotor
B feed hopper
C chute
D 2 x wheel axis, cotter pin and cap
E drawbar with tow
F stand
5. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
The chopper is used for shredding woody
Material, preferably in the garden area.
The machine is driven by a powerful 4-stroke
gasoline engine OHV.
The blade drum - with two chopping knives and a
counter-knife - is driven via two V-belts.
The chopped material is ejected through the chute
by means of centrifugal force. Due to the angle of
intersection of the chopping knife and the counter
knife assembly from the branches are fed
automatically. It is not necessary insertion.
The high discharge chute with adjustable ejector flap a
targeted chopped-for loading wheelbarrows and organic
waste bins is possible.
A wide chassis and wheels with pneumatic tires allow
easy transportation. A support leg ensures stability.
6. SPECIFICATIONS
Model RAMBO-HC15
Drive 4-stroke OHV gasoline engine
Displacement 420 cc
Engine power, max. 9.0 kW *
engine speed, max. 3.600 U /
min speed of the cutter 2.000 U /
min
Fuel Unleaded regular gasoline
Fuel content 6.5 litre
Engine oil SAE 10W-30 or 10W-40
Engine oil content ~ 1.1 litres
spark plug Type F7RTC or
equivalent spark plug
feed hopper Branches up to Ø 120
mm ° Guaranteed sound
power level LwA 110 dB (A)
Operating weight 185 kg
° Max to be processed. Branch diameter, depending on
the
Wood species and
freshness.
* Actual performance in continuous operation is likely to
be lower due to operating limitations and environmental
factors.
The technical specifications applicable at the time of
printing and are subject to change without notice.
7. OPERATING TIME LIMITATION
In residential and small housing estates or on the
grounds of hospitals and nursing homes may not be
operated on Sundays and public holidays all day and on
weekdays 20:00 to 7:00 chopper.
Please also refer to the local regulations for
Noise
control.
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ENVIRONMENT
/
SYMBOLS
8.
ENVIRONMENT
Please waste a for recycling, and not disposed of as
waste. All tools, hoses and packaging should be
sorted, and to bring to the recycling centre on site to
ensure proper disposal.
Check with your local waste disposal authority
for options for environmentally friendly
disposal.
9. SYMBOLS
The machine symbols are attached. These
represent important information is on the product or
usage instructions.
WATCH
OUT!
This is about your safety. The symbol
indicates a danger, warning or caution.
Before commissioning, the operating
instructions and safety instructions
carefully and observe.
or cleaning, maintenance and repair
work engine and remove the spark plug
connector.
DANGER
Health and explosion due
To Petrol Engine
In the exhaust gas of the engine
poisonous carbon monoxide is
contained. in a carbon monoxide-
containing environment may lead to
unconsciousness and death, not run the
engine in an enclosed space.
Keep the engine from heat, sparks and
flames. Do not smoke in the vicinity of
the chopper!
Gasoline is extremely flammable and
explosive. Before refuelling, stop the
engine and let it cool.
Unleaded fuel RON95 or higher
BID SIGNS
Read these instructions completely
before using the machine. Otherwise,
the risk of injury to the operator and
others increased.
When working with the machine, always
Wear eye protection.
When working with the machine, always
To wear ear
protection.
Wear protective gloves.
Wear safety shoes with
Steel cap.
Check engine oil!
Oil level before each use and in each
case after min. 8 hours (BTS) control.
Protection and safety devices must
not be removed or altered.
Warning of hot surfaces.
Risk of burns !
Do not touch hot engine parts. They
remain hot for a short time even after
switching off the machine.
Entanglement in rotating belt caused a
hand injury. always put the belt guard.
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SYMBOLS
/ SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING! Hands and feet away from
rotating blades Keep.
engage with the engine running out of
holes, the feed hopper or chute.
WARNING! Keep hands away from
moving parts.
only touch machine parts when they are
completely stopped. With the engine
running, never open or remove safety
shields.
WARNING! Risk exposure to thrown
objects with the engine running.
There is a danger that branches, garden
waste or other material is suddenly
ejected. For this reason, uninvolved
persons and domestic animals should
never before and stay beside the
harvester. keep the engine running at a
safe distance of min. 12 meters.
Chopping of branches of all
kinds
max. 120 mm diameter, depending on
the
Wood species and
freshness,
name plate
Equipped with model name, year and serial number.
For ordering spare parts or service information, this
data Always state.
Old electrical / motorized equipment
are recyclable waste and does not
belong in the household rubbish! Please
dispose of the parts in an
environmentally friendly.
10. SAFETY
GENERAL SAFETY
Instructions on hazards, warnings and
precautions must be followed carefully to
minimize the risk of injury or damage and
incorrect service work.
There are the relevant accident prevention and
observe the other generally recognized safety and
occupational health regulations.
The machine is on before each start
to check reliability.
Recommend caution with rotating tools. safety
margin
stood comply!
Recommend caution of coasting tools. The cleaver
can conditionally chase through the flywheel. During
this time, do not reach into the opening of the feed
hopper and the discharge chute. Only when the
cutting knife completely resting, the throttle lever (8)
is in position, the engine switch to
OFF (OFF) is stationary and the spark plug
connector has been removed can be worked on the
machine.
For each relocation switch off the engine, remove
spark plug and fuel valve (5)
(lever slide to the right). transport the
machine in an upright position.
Operating the machine at a higher speed than in the
can specifications' recommended lead to engine
damage.
High engine speed increases risk of
accidents!
your shredder
Read and understand the operating instructions and
mounted on the machine labels. Familiarize yourself
with the application and limitations as well as the
associated, specific, potential hazards.
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Familiarize yourself with the control panels and their
appropriate use further. Learn how to stop the
machine quickly and off.
Make sure that you read all the instructions and
safety information in the manual and understand.
Do not attempt to operate the machine before you
have become familiar with the machine and know
how it operates expertly and keeps maintenance.
Incorrect operation or operation by inexperienced
persons could be dangerous.
Children and adolescents under 16 years of age
and not enrolled person operating the machine is
prohibited.
Working and danger zone
The user is to third parties in the work area
responsible.
The stay in the danger zone (min. 12 m) of the
machine for other people, in particular children, pets
and farm animals prohibited. Always before starting
control the local area.
The machine is not in danger of explosions
use environment or expose to rain.
Start Never the engine in a closed or poorly
ventilated room or run. The exhaust gases of the
engine contains carbon monoxide. Staying in a
carbon monoxide-containing environment may lead
to unconsciousness and death. Work with the
machine outdoors only.
For starting work the shredded material to be
processed is to inspect carefully. Remove any
foreign objects such as nails, wires and the like.
When working out for further objects eighth and
remove them in time.
Keep the work area clean! Disorder can lead to
accidents.
Never use the machine when visibility is poor or low
light conditions.
Personal security
Do not operate the machine does not, if you are
tired or when they are under the influence of drugs,
alcohol or medication that operate your skills, the
machine properly, could affect.
Dress properly. Wear a long, strong trousers, safety
shoes and gloves. Do not wear loose clothing,
shorts or jewellery of any kind. Secure long hair so it
is above shoulder level. Keep your hair, clothing and
gloves away from all moving parts. Loose clothes,
jewellery or long hair can get caught in moving parts
easily.
When the machine is always a good
Eye protection and ear protection.
Always on a stable, level surface and secure stand.
Stand by throwing the chopped material on the
same level with the machine.
Do not work on uneven ground or on
Hang. Caution over Hazards!
Take up a working position, which is located behind
the machine side of the feed hopper. Never stand in
the area of the ejection shaft.
Face and body stay away from the feed hopper.
Never in the intake or discharge chute
to grab.
Check your machine before commissioning. Check
the guards and protective covers for correct
attachment and whether they are in order. Make
sure that all nuts, bolts, etc. are securely tightened,
particularly the nuts of the chopper.
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Do not operate the machine if it is in poor
mechanical condition and needs to be repaired.
Replace damaged, missing or defective parts prior
to commissioning. Check the machine for possible
fuel leaks and worn blades. Keep the machine in
good working order.
Do not use the machine in which the motor switch
(ignition switch) can not be switched on and off.
Defective switches must be replaced at a service
station.
Make it a habit to check that all keys and adjustment
have been removed before you start the machine. A
fork or an Allen wrench that goes into a rotating part
can lead to injuries.
Stay alert and pay attention to what you are doing.
Use common sense when operating the machine.
Do not seize up. Do not operate the machine does
not barefoot, do not wear sandals or similar
lightweight footwear. Wear safety shoes to protect
your feet and improve grip on slippery ground.
Always keep proper footing and secure balance. In
unexpected situations you this allows better control
of the machine.
VA void you from accidentally being started. Make
sure that the engine switch to "OFF" position before
transporting the machine, performing maintenance
or service. Transporting or servicing the machine
when the motor switch can be dangerous.
Safety while using Internal Combustion Engines
DANGER
combustion engines make during operation and
fueling a special hazard. Always read and follow
the warnings and safety instructions also
mentioned later in this manual. Failure to do so
could result in serious injury or death.
Do not start or run the engine indoors, garages or
enclosed areas
to let. The exhaust gases of the engine contains
poisonous carbon monoxide. Staying in a carbon
monoxide-containing environment may lead to
unconsciousness and death.
Recommend caution with hot engine parts! Running
engines produce heat. Engine parts, especially the
muffler, become extremely hot. Keep a safe
distance from hot surfaces and keep children from
running your engine.
When adding or draining of the fuel a container
intended for fuel in a clean, well-ventilated area.
Smoke, sparks, flames or other sources, are not
allowed in the vicinity and when filling the fuel. The
filling of the fuel tank in a closed space is not
permitted. Keep grounded conductive objects such
as tools, bare, live wires and connections to avoid
sparks or arcs. These can ignite gas or vapours.
Before refilling can always turn off the engine and
cool the fuel. Never remove the fuel cap and fuel fill
up when the engine is running or still hot. For
leaking fuel lines, the machine must not be put into
operation.
Loosen the fuel cap slowly so that the existing
pressure in the tank is released gently.
Let not overfill the fuel tank. Fill the tank no more
than 1 1/2 cm below the lower edge of the filler neck
to provide enough expansion space as the heat of
the engine can stretch the fuel. Use suitable filling
aids.
Unscrew the lid on the fuel tank. Clean up any
spilled fuel immediately. Do not operate the machine
never without the fixed screwed tank lid.
In the vicinity of spilled fuel, no ignition source
should be. If fuel is spilled, remove the machine
from there. Do not attempt to start the engine and
avoid any ignition source are discharged to the fuel
vapours.
Store the fuel in containers, which
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specifically permitted for this purpose. Store fuel in a
cool, well-ventilated area, safely away from sparks,
flames or other sources of ignition.
Never store fuel or refuelled with fuel machine
indoors, into the fuel vapours to sparks, flames or
other sources (such as water heater, furnace,
clothes dryer and the like.) Can make. Let the
engine cool down before the machine is parked in
an enclosed space.
Safety in use and maintenance of the machine
Do not lift or transport the machine
with the engine
running.
Do not overload your machine. They work at the
rate for.
Do not change the main settings of the engine and
not over tighten the engine. If you do not shred, the
engine should not be running.
Do not operate the machine never without
protection and safety devices. Inappropriate guards
are a safety hazard and can cause serious injuries.
The machine without feed hopper and
use chute.
Keep hands and feet away from rotating
Parts
Avoid any contact with hot fuel, oil, exhaust fumes
and hot surfaces. Never touch the engine or
exhaust with the engine running or stopping. These
areas are very hot and can cause burns. Allow
some time for the cooling of the engine before
starting maintenance or adjustment.
If the machine begins to abnormally make noise or
rotate, turn off the engine immediately. Pull the
spark plug cap, and try to find the cause of the
disturbance. Unusual noises or rotations are usually
a warning of problems.
When blockages in the inlet and discharge of the
machine,
Switch off the engine immediately. Spark plug cap
and wait for the standstill of the tools. Eliminate
immediately the fault.
Keep your original accessories. The use of other
application tools and other accessories may cause
unpredictable machine damage or risk of injury to
the user.
Check the machine to misalignment or seized parts,
breakage of parts and the like. To ensure the
functionality and reliability of the machine. Regular
maintenance of the machine is essential for
maintaining the safety and performance of the
machine.
Keep reducing the risk of fire the engine and
exhaust free of grass, leaves, excessive grease or
exhaust assembly.
Do not use gasoline or other flammable solvents to
clean machine parts. Fumes from fuels and solvents
can explode.
Baste or Never spray the machine with water or
other liquid. Keep handles dry, clean and free of
debris. Clean after each use.
Note the disposal laws and regulations for operating
materials and supplies contaminated parts to protect
the environment. Dispose of the supplies as
hazardous, even if it is only small amounts.
Do Not Let the machine unattended while the engine
is running.
Finish with the machine, then turn off the engine and
secure from unauthorized use. In embodiments with
an ignition key remove these, otherwise remove the
spark plug.
Turn off the machine out of the reach of children.
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Service security
Do not make any maintenance or cleaning with the
engine running. Moving parts can cause serious
injury.
For maintenance and repair work always disconnect
the spark plug. Make sure beforehand that the
engine switch is in the "OFF (OFF)". Accidental
start-up is thus prevented.
Always look for the reliable state of the machine, in
particular the fuel system should be checked for
leaks.
Subject to protective equipment and work tools to
wear, they must be checked regularly and replaced
if necessary.
Damaged blades (cracked, worn or otherwise
damaged) must be replaced immediately. When
replacing the cleaver suitable tools and wear
protective gloves.
Nuts and bolts regularly for tightness
Check and tighten if
necessary.
Make sure all guards, straps and handles are
correctly and securely attached.
After maintenance and repair work always attach
the protective and safety devices on the machine
and put in protective position.
Use genuine only approved parts. This machine
complies with the relevant safety regulations.
Repairs may only be performed by an authorized
service centre or our service team. Replace
damaged or worn machine parts always by original
spare parts. This will ensure that the safety of the
machine persists.
Electrical system
Users of pacemaker must not touch the live parts of
the ignition system with the engine running.
SPECIFIC SAFETY RULES
Special security for the chopper
When starting the engine is not in the field of
Ejection openings are.
To avoid injury, keep fingers, hands and feet away
from the feed hopper and the discharge chute.
Operate the machine always the side of the feed
hopper. It is forbidden to stand in front of the chute
when the machine is in operation.
Improper handling the sharp cutting edges of the
knives can pose a significant risk of injury. Make
sure that the two chopping knives and the counter
knives are properly installed and securely fastened.
This may cause serious injury.
The machine never without mounted and intact
run protection device.
The carriage of persons on the machine
not allowed.
Never place tools or other objects
under the machine.
When the machine comes in contact with a foreign
object, stop the engine and remove the spark plug.
Check the machine for any damage. Let me fix the
damage before you start the machine again and
continue working.
If there are any obstructions on the cutting unit and
eject, stop the engine, remove the spark plug and
clean the cutting with an appropriate tool.
Start by chopping until the
Gasoline engine, the max. has reached
speed.
Do not operate the machine with sharp
Knives, this reduces the risk of kickback.
Turn the engine off whenever the chopping delayed
or if you move the machine from one location to
another.
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The switched-off machine Always park on a firm,
level surface.
Residual hazards and protective
measures
Mechanical residual
hazards
Detecting winding
The machine can catch clothing, cords, wires, inter
alia, foreign bodies and feed.
scan →chopped to appropriate foreign bodies.
Tight-fitting clothing.
Pulling force,
Rotating parts such as the blade unit can pull in
baggy clothes and catch.
→Basically, tight-fitting protective clothing. No
shawls, scarves and the like carry.
To
squeeze
Sloppy passing the chopped material can lead to
serious injury.
→Carry chopped slowly and carefully into the feed
hopper. Attention, automatic feeder! Never use your
hands!
Always insert →branches with the thick end first.
Never use pressure.
Pay attention to a safe stand.
ergonomic principles
Careless use of personal protective equipment
(PPE)
Negligent use or omission of personal protective
equipment can result in serious injury.
→Wear prescribed protective equipment.
Human behavior, misconduct
→Always be fully focused when working.
Residual risk - can never be ruled out.
Electrical residual
hazards
Electric contact
When touching the spark plug may cause an electric
shock when the engine is running.
→Never the spark plug or spark plug
touch with the engine running.
Thermal residual hazards
Burns
Touching the exhaust / housing can
Lead to Burns
Let cool →motor unit.
Exposure to noise
hearing loss
Prolonged, unprotected work with the machine can
cause hearing damage.
→wear hearing protection principle.
Exposure to materials and other substances
Contact, inhalation
The exhaust gases of the machine can
cause a health hazard.
→Use an engine unit outdoors only and insert
regularly breaks.
Fire, explosion
Fuel is flammable.
→During the work and refuelling is forbidden to
smoke and fire.
other dangers
Slipping, tripping or falling of persons On
unstable surfaces can be damaged by tripping.
→Watch out for obstacles in the working area.
Always ensure a safe footing and wear safety
shoes.
Vreceive in an
emergency
In a possible accident, you initiate the corresponding
necessary first-aid measures and request as soon
as possible qualified medical help.
When you get help, enter the following
informatio
n:
- where it
happened
- what
happened
- as many injured
- Kind of injuries
- waiting for inquiries
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CONTROLS
11. CONTROLS
Chipper
1
2
3
4
9
10
5
1discharge flap
6 2 chute
3 gasoline engine
7 4 pull bar
8th 5 trailer hitch
6 stand
7 Chasiss
8th wheel
9 folding feed hopper
10 E-STOP button
gasoline
engine
8t
h
7
1
2
1 Engine switch
(Ignition switch)
2 recoil
13
3 recoil starter
4 choke 9
12
5 Fuel tap
6 air filter 6 3
7 muffler
4
8 Throttle
5
9 spark plug, spark plug
10 oil filler cap with the dipstick
11 drain plug
12 fuel tank
13 gas cap
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FEATURES
12 FUNCTIONS
ENGINE
Motor switch (ignition switch)
(1)
Is in dangerous situations quickly disengaging
required, the ignition switch to OFF
put. The motor is switched off (ignition
shorted).
It is still a further switch with the same
Function is available.
■emergency stop button (10) on the feed
hopper.
Recoil, the recoil starter (2 + 3)
The starter is designed as a magneto ignition with
spring return. Mishandling of the recoil can damage
the starter. Wrap never the cable from reversing the
hand.
Choke lever (4)
The choke lever opens and closes the choke valve
of the carburettor. The choke is only used to start a
cold engine.
Fuel valve (5)
The fuel valve opens and closes the connection
between the tank and carburettor.
Air filter (6)
The air filter is made of a pre-filter made of foam
and a paper filter insert. It is located under the cover
(6). On
Oil filler cap with the dipstick (10)
The engine oil is filled into the receptacle for the oil
dipstick. the dipstick must NOT be screwed down to
check the oil level.
Oil drain plug (11)
The oil drain plug is located at the back
of the
motor.
Fuel tank (12)
There is a fuel valve under the tank.
centrifugal clutch
The engine has a centrifugal clutch, which is
coupled to the crankshaft. When the engine speed
increases, the drive of the knife drum is
automatically engaged.
EQUIPMENT UNIT
safety circuit
Emergency-stop pushbutton (10) on the
feed hopper
The motor can be stopped in dangerous situations
by pressing the emergency stop button (10).
WATCH
OUT!
The cutterhead is running due to the
flywheel a short time after!
dirty air filter gets dirty by
Run the engine and black smoke noticeable.
(7) exhaust
muffler
In case of unexpected circumstances never hesitate to
to use emergency, stop button.
The exhaust of the engine is warm, when the motor
running. Avoid touching the muffler,
when it is hot. Danger of burns!
Throttle
lever (8)
The gas can be reduced with the lever on the
engine, so the engine is idle and stops the blade
drum.
Spark plug, the spark plug
connector (9)
The spark plug of the engine is located under the
spark plug cap. In adjusting and maintenance
Always disconnect the spark plug cap from the
spark plug.
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ASSEMBL
Y
Folding feed hopper (9)
The feed hopper can be folded for cleaning the
cutterhead, to remove blockages and for changing
the knife aside.
WATCH
OUT!
For operating the machine must be
mounted to the feed hopper and the
safety circuit again.
Tie rod (5)
For a better guidance of the machine is a
Drawbar provided.
NOTE
Dismount at the drawbar loading operation!
WATCH
OUT!
The machine never lift the feed
hopper or chute!
13th ASSEMBLY
The machine consists of parts that are heavier than
20 kg. These parts should always be supported by
at least two people.
- petrol engine rotor
- feed hopper
The machine is not completely assembled. Go
As follows:
NOTE
It requires at least two to three people for assembly.
Install assembly parts with the engine off.
Stand (F / 6) Install
The base is mounted on the rotor frame.
screw base 4 with screws, washers and nuts on the
frame of the rotor. For this, the second person tips
the motor back slightly.
drawbar with
trailer hitch
(E / 5)
mount
The pull rod is mounted on the stand.
Drawbar with 2 screws M12x100, - washers and
nuts assemble the stand.
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