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Pole
Hedge
Trimmer
Taille
haie
a
Rallonge
Hock-Heckenschere
Tagliasiepi
Prolungato
a
Scoppio
Stok Heggenschaar
Cortasetos
Articulado
de
Altura
RPT250
Instruction Manual Manuale
di
istruzioni
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Manuel d’instructions Handleiding
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Bet
rie
bsan
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t
ung Manual deinstrucciones
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Important:
Read
this
instruction
manual
thoroughly before
using
the Pole
Hedge Trimmer and follow
the
safety regulations carefully.
Be sure to keep
this
instruction
manual
for future reference.
Important:
tire entierementce manuel d’instructionsavant d’utiliserla
taille haie
a
rallonge et respecter toutes les consignes de
securite.
S’assurerde conserver ce manuel dinstructionspour toute
referenceulterieure.
Wichtig:
Lesen Sie vor lnbetriebnahmedes Hock-Heckenscheresdiese
Betriebsanleitung sorgfaltig durch,
und
befolgen Sie unbedingt
alle Sicherheitsvorschriften
fur
den Gebrauch des Gerates.
Bewahren Siediese Betriebsanleitung
fur
spateres
Nachschlagen unbedingt
auf.
Importante:
Leggere questo manuale
di
istruzioni sin0
in
fondo prima
di
usare
il
tagliasiepi prolungato a scoppio e seguire sempre
attentamentele norme
di
sicureua.
Conservarepoi questo manuale per poterne fare
di
nuovo
us0
in
futuro.
Belangrij
k:
Lees deze handleiding zorgvuldig door voor
u
de stok
heggenschaar gaat gebruik en volg de veiligheidsinstructies
nauwgezetop.
Bewaar deze handleiding zodat
u
er later nog
iets
in
op
kunt
zoeken.
Importante:
Lea completamenteeste manual
de
instrucciones antes de
utilizar el Cortasetos Articulada de Altura
y
respete
cuidadosamentelas instrucciones para
su
seguridad.
Guarde este manual de instrucciones en
un
lugar a mano para
su
referencia en cualquier momento.
Thank you very much
for
choosingthe MAKITA Pole Hedge Trimmer.We
are
pleased
to
offer you
a
product that
is
the result
of
an extensive development
program and many years of knowledge and experience.
To safely obtain the best possible results from your MAKITA Pole Hedge Trimmer,
please
read
this manual thoroughly
before
using the machine, and follow
all
instructions given herein to
assure
proper operation of the MAKITA Pole Hedge
Trimmer.
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Table
of
Contents
Safety
instructions
Specifications
Parts Breakdown
Connecting thetrimmer unit tothe pole
Attachingthehandle
Using the shoulderstrap
Fuelhefueling
Precautions
before
startingthe engine
Startingthe engine
Stoppingtheengine
Checking andadjusting
the
idling speed
OperatingthePole HedgeTrimmer
Maintenance
Storage
Maintenanceschedule
Troubleshooting
Symbols
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13-14
14-16
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SYMBOLS
Please note the following symbols when reading this instructionmanual
WARNIWER
Q
Before usage, carefully read and fully
understand the instructions in this
manual
PROHIBITION
No
smoking
No naked flame
Wear protective
shoes
Wear protective gloves
Keep working
area
clear
of persons
and pets
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Wear
a
protective helmet and eye and
ear
protection
Beware
of
pinching
Beware
of
electrical lines,
risk
of
electrical
shock
Gasoline/oilmixture
Engine manual-start
Emergency stop
First
aid
Recyclable
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OFFmOP
Emark
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
General Instructions
-
Before usage, carefullyread this manual and thoroughly familiarize yourself with
how
to
correctlyhandlethe
pole
hedgetrimmer.THlS EQUIPMENT
CAN
CAUSE
SERIOUS INJURY
IF
USED
IMPROPERLY!
-
Always provide detailed instructions on how tocorrectly
use
the pole hedge
trimmer when lendingtheequipment toanother person.
Make
surethat the
instruction manual
is
handed overtogether withthepole hedgetrimmer.
-
First-time users should
ask
their dealer
for
basic instructions on thecorrect
handling
of
the
pole
hedgetrimmer.
-
Storethis manual in
a
location where it
is
easily accessible
for
quick reference.
-
Do
not
allow
persons under the
age
of
18
tooperatethepole hedgetrimmer.
Individuals over
16
years old, however, may
use
thepole hedge trimmer for
training purposes
if
under theconstantsupervision
of
anadult familiar with the
operation
of
thepole hedgetrimmer.
-
Always usethe
pole
hedgetrimmer with theutmost careand attention.
-
Seriousinjury may result
if
thepole hedgetrimmer
is
used in thefollowing
circumstances.
Do
not usethepole hedgetrimmer:
When feeling tired
or
ill.
After consumption
of
alcoholand/or medication.
-
During pregnancy.
At night orin poor lighting conditions.
Intended use
-This pole hedgetrimmer
has
been designed for the
sole
purpose
of
trimming
hedges and bushes with
a
maximum branch diameter
of
6
mm.
Do
not usethe
trimmerforanyother purposes.
Personal protective equipment
-
Clothes worn should befunctional andtight-fittingwithout restricting movement.
Do
not wear clothing
or
jewelry that could get entangled in underbrush
or
in the
machine.
-
For
adequate protection againstinjuries
to
head, eyes,feet, hands,
as
well
as
hearing impairment,thefollowingprotective equipment and clothing must be
used whenworking with thepole hedge trimmer.
-
To prevent injury to the head or theeyes,always wear
a
protective helmet
(1)
with
goggles
or
a
visor
(2).
-Toavoid hearing impairment,wear adequate
ear
defenders
(3)
at
all
times.
-
Use
of
a
well-fitting work overalls
(4)
is
strongly recommended.
-
Always wear rugged, leather working gloves
(5)
when operating the pole
hedgetrimmer.
-
When using the pole hedge trimmer, always wear sturdy shoes
(6)
with
a
non-
slip
sole.
Special work shoesensure goodfooting and protect against injury.
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Starting the Pole Hedge Trimmer
-
At all times allow
a
15-meterdiameter safely zone around the working area.
Make
sure
that
all
persons (in particular children)and/or animals remain outside
this zone. In general, avoid using the hedgetrimmer whenever people (in
particular children) are nearby.
safe
operational condition.
should have
a
smoothand easyaction.
Make
sure
that the
lock-off
lever
functions properly. Check that the handles
are
clean and dry and testthe
STOP
switch
to
ensure that it
is
functioning properly.
-
Beforestartingthe Pole Hedge Trimmer,always make
sure
that the machine
is
in
-
Check the operation
of
the throttle lever safety mechanism.
The
lack-off lever
Always start the pole hedgetrimmer in accordancewith the directions provided in
thisinstruction manual.
Follow the instructions below to start the pole hedgetrimmer
-
Start
the pole hedge trimmer onlyafter the machine hasbeen completely
assembled and
all
accessory
parts have been attached.
-
Before startingthe engine, make surethat cutter blades are not obstructed by
anyforeign
objects
such
as
stones, branches, etc.
-
Stoptheengine immediately
if
engine problems occur.
-
When operating
the
pole hedge trimmer,always maintain
a
firm grip on both
handles. Wrap your fingerstightlyaround each handle, cradling the handle
between thumb andforefinger.To keep the
pole
hedge trimmer under control at
all
times, avoid changingyour gripduring operation. Make surethatthe control
handles
are
in good condition andfree
of
moisture, mud, oil
or
grease.
Always ensure secureand well-balanced footing
-
Only
use
the pole hedgetrimmer outdoors.
-Alwaysstopthe engine immediately and discontinue operation
if
enginetrouble
occurs
or
if
the machine startsmaking unusual noise.
-
Exhaust fumesarepoisonous. Never operate the machine in an enclosed room
or
tunnel without ventilation [risk
of
suffocation and gas poisoning). Notethat
carbon monoxide
is
an
odorless
gas. Always make
sure
that areas where the
engine
is
operated
are
adequatelyventilated.
-
Stopthe engine when resting, or when the pole hedgetrimmer
is
left
unattended.
Place
the machine in
a
safe
locationand makesurethat no
combustible material
is
nearby.
-
Never place
a
hot hedgetrimmer onto
dry
grassor combustiblematerial.
-
To reduce the
risk
of
fire,
keepthe engine and muffler
free
of
debris,
leaves
or
-
Never operatethe engine
if
the muffler
is
malfunctioning.
-
Turn
off
the engine
before
transportation.
-Alwaysstopthe engine in the followingcircumstances. When:
excessivelubricant.
Resting
Transporting the machine
Cleaning
the
machine
Refuelingthe machine
Performingmaintenance onthemachine
Fixing
a
problem with the machine
-
When transporting the machine in
a
vehicle, always securely
attach
the
pole
hedge trimmer to avoid leakage
of
residual fuel.
-Alwaysempty the
fuel
tank before transporting the pole hedgetrimmer in
a
vehicle.
-When unloading the machine from
a
vehicle,
take
extra
care
not tadrop the pole
hedgetrimmer
to
the ground,
as
this may seriouslydamagethe
fuel
tank.
-
Except in
an
emergency, never dropthe pole hedgetrimmer
as
this may
seriously damagethe machine.
-When transporting the pole hedgetrimmer, always lift the machine completely
off
of the ground. Never drag
the
engine acrossthe ground
as
this may damage the
fuel
tank and possibly
cause
a
fire.
of
the pole hedgetrimmer during transportation and storage.
-
Always
use
the
cutter
cover provided to protect and
secure
the cutting section
Resting
Transporting the machine
Cleaningthe machine
Refueling
the
machine
Performing maintenance
on
the
machine
Fixing
a
problem with
the machine
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Hetueling
-
Before refueling, stopthe engine.
-
Never
refuel
near naked flames
-
Do
not smokewhen refueling.
-
Always allow sufficient time
for
the engine to cool down before refueling.
-
Take
care
not
to
let
your
skin come into contact with petroleum products.
Do
not
inhale gasoline fumesand always wear protective gloves when refueling.
Change and clean protective wear at regular intervals.
-
Take
extra
care
to avoid spillinggasoline and oil in
order
toavoid contamination
of
the ground (environmentalprotection).
If
gasoline or oil
has
been spilled onto
the hedge trimmer, immediately wipe the surface
of
the hedge trimmer with
arag.
To
avoid spontaneous combustion, allow wet rags to
dry
sufficiently
before
discarding them into anappropriate, covered container.
-
Make
surethat no
fuel
comes in contact with
your
clothing. Change fuel-
contaminated clothing immediately
(fire
hazard).
-
Closethe
fuel
tank and tighten the
fuel
tank capsecurely.
To
restart
the engine,
transfer the pole hedge trimmer to
a
location at least
3
meters away from the
place
of
refueling.
fastened.
ground level
(risk
of
explosion).
the reach
of
children.
contains ethanol
or
methanol (typesof alcohol) when mixing gasoline with
two-
stroke engine
oil.
-
Check the
fuel
tank
cap
atregular intervals to make
sure
that the cap
is
securely
-
Never
refuel
the machinein anenclosed room. Fuel vapors accumulate at
-
Storefuel in appropriate containers only, and make
sure
that
stored
fuel
is
out of
-
To prevent damageto fuel lines and engine
parts,
avoid using gasoline that
Operation
-
During operation, hold the
pole
hedgetrimmer with both hands at
all
times.
-
Only
use
the
pole
hedge trimmer in good light and visibility conditions. Beware of
slippery and wet
areas
(ice
and snow) during the cold season (danger
of
slipping),and always ensure securefooting.
-
Never use the pole hedgetrimmer while standing on an unstable
surface
or
a
steepslope.
-
Never usethe
pole
hedgetrimmer while standing on
a
ladder.
-
Never climb
a
tree
to
use
the pole hedgetrimmer from the tree.
-
To
avoid stumbling or fallingover objects, never walk backwardswhen working
-Always stopthe engine before cleaning
or
servicing the machine.
Also,
refrain
-
Do
not
operate
the
pole hedge trimmer
if
the cutting unit
is
damaged
or
worn.
with
the
pole hedge trimmer.
from replacing parts before the engine has been stopped.
Maintenance instructions
-
Always doyour utmost to keep pollution and
noise
emissions
as
low
as
possible
when operating
the
pole hedgetrimmer. Pay special attention to correct
adjustment
of
the carburetor.
nuts and bolts
are
securely tightened.
sparks,etc.
well-ventilated locked room.
Make
sure
the
pole hedge trimmer
is
out of
children's
reach
at
all
times.
-
To
prevent further damageand/or personal injury, refrain from repairing
a
malfunctioning pole hedge trimmer
if
not qualified to
do
so.
For
repairs
always
contact your
dealer
or
an
authorized
serviceagent.
-
Clean the hedge trimmer atregular intervalsand periodicallycheck whether
all
-
Never service
or
storethe pole hedge trimmer in the vicinity of naked flames,
-
Empty thefuel tank before storage, and always storethe pole hedge trimmer in
a
Do
not attempt to modify or remodel the pole hedge trimmer
as
this
may
affect
operation safety.
A
5
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Maintenance work that can
be
performed by the
user
is
limited to the activities
described in this instruction manual. Any other procedures
are
to be executed by
an authorized
service
agent.
Use
only genuinespare parts and
accessories
supplied by MAKlTA via authorized
service centers.
Use
of unauthorized
accessories
andtools may increase the
risk
of accident and
injury. MAKlTA accepts
no
liabilitywhatsoever for accidents or damageresulting
from the
use
of
unauthorized
accessories
and parts.
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First aid
As
a
precaution
for
the occurrence
of
anaccident, make
sure
that
a
fully stocked
first aid kit
is
ready athand.
Replace any itemstaken from the first aid kit
as
soon
as
possible.
When asking
for
help
in
the case
of
an emergency, give the following
information:
*
Place
of
accident
Whathappened
Number
of
injured people
Extent of injuries
Your name
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Packaging
Thepole hedgetrimmer
is
delivered in
a
protective cardboard
box
to prevent
damage during shipping. Cardboard
is
a
basic raw material that can
be
reused
and recycled (waste paper recycling).
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EU
Conformity Declaration
Theundersigned, Yasuhiko Kanzaki,
as
authorized by MAKlTA
INTERNATIONAL EUROPE
LTD.,
Michigan
Drive,
Tongwell,MiltonKeynes,
Bucks MK1
WD,
U.K.,
declaresthat the MAKlTA Machine,
Type-
manufactured by Robin conforms tothe
basic
safetyand health
requirements
of
theapplicable EU guidelines,
EU Machineguideline98/37/EG
EU EMCguideline
89/336/EWG
(modifiedby91/263/EWG, 92Ml/RNGand
WWG)
The most importantstandards applied to properly meet the requirements
of
the above EU guidelines were:
EN11806,EN774,
EN11680,ClSPR12,EN50082-l,DINVDE0879Tl.
Milton Keynes, 1.1
0.00
For MAKlTA INTERNATIONAL EUROPE LTD.
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1.
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Yasuhiko Kanzaki
ManagingDirector
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TECHNICAL DATA
:
RPT250
Dimensions
(L
x
W
x
H)
mm
tion
Loop handle and Grip handle
2410
x
335
x
220
!TA
Milton
Keynes,
Cutting length
mm
Engine displacement CmJ
ealth
535
24.5
J3llEWG and
Fuel consumption kglh
Specific
fuel
consumption g/kWh
requirements of
E0879T1.
0.50
667
RPT250
Model
Ignition system type
Spark plug type
Solid state ignition
NGK BMR7A
Mass
kg
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6.4
I
Electrode gap
mm
Volume
(fuel
tank)
LI
0.6-0.7
0.65
Right handle
(reargrip)
1
Idling
m/s2
2.6
Racing
m/s2
8.1
Vibration per
IS0791
6
Maximum engine performance
I
0.75
kW at 7000
mid
I
Idling
mlsz
7.8
Left
handle
.
(handle) Racing
m/s2
12.7
8800
Engine speed min"
At recommended
max,
spindle speed
Idling
m/s2
Racing
m/s2
Left
handle
(frontgrip) 3.9
10.1
Idling speed
3000
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Right handle
(rear
grip)
Clutch
engagement
speed
m/s2
2.9
Idling
Racing
mls2
8.7
4000
Vibration per
IS011680
WALBROWYL
Carburetor
(Diaphragm carburetor)
Idling
m/s2
93
Racing
n/s2
11 9
Left
handle
(handle)
Left
handle
(front
grip)
Idling
m/s2
4.4
Racing
mls2
9.9
Sound pressure level average IS07917 dB (A) 93.3
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IS01
1680 dB (A) 91.6
IS010884
dB
(A)
IS011680
dB
(A)
Sound power level average
Mixture
ratio (Fuel: MAKITA 2-stroke
oil)
102.4
98.5
50:l
Gear ratio 114
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DESIGNATION
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PARTS
5
Spark plug
6
Muffler
7
Clutch
case
8
Rear grip
Metal clasp
for
shoulder
strapattachment
10
Handle
11
Throttle lever
12
Throttle cable
13
Shaft
14
Cutter blades
15
Front grip
16
Starter knob
17
Primer pump
18
Gear box
19
Exhaust pipe
20
Clamp lever
21
Fuel tank cap
22
Distance collar
24
Blade cover
-
'
23
Barrier
-
25
Shoulder strap
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CONNECTING THE TRIMMER
UNIT
TO
THE
POLE
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Important:
Make
surethatthe engine
is
turned
off,
and removethe spark plug capbefore
assembling
the
pole
hedge
trimmer.
Wearprotective gloves!
Secureblades with the bladecover provided when connecting thetrimmer unit
to
the
pole.
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Loosen theM5x10 screw and
M5x25
bolt.
-
Insert shaft intogear
case
NOTE:
Make
surethattheshaft
is
completely inserted intothegear
case
(approx.40mm/l.57”).
If
you arehavingtrouble insertingthe
shaft,
manuallyrotate thedrive
axle
a
little
andtry again.
-
Confirm that theshaft
is
properly inserted andthentighten theM5x10 screwand
the
M5x25
bolt.
ATTACHING THE HANDLE
-
Attach theprotective barrier together with the handle
so
that thebarrier juts out
-
Makesurenot
to
setthehandle
too
close
tothecontrol grip (usethedistance
totheleft
as
viewed from theoperating position.
collar provided forthis purpose).
USING THE SHOULDER STRAP
How
to
wear the shoulder strap
-
Weartheshoulderstrapovertheleft shoulder.
-
Keepthepole hedgetrimmer unit ontheright handside
of
the
body.
-Attach thestrap
to
thefitting provided onthepole hedgetrimmer andadjust
the
length
of
thestraptoattain
a
comfortable working position.
Emergency separation
Forcefully pull the
release
strapin anupward direction
to
separatethe pole hedge
trimmer from
the
shoulderstrapin the
case
of
anemergency.
Be extremely
careful
to
maintain control overthe machine
at
thistime.
Do
not allow
the
machine
to
be
deflected towards you oranyother person nearby.
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Drive
axle
M5x10 screw
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\
M5x25
bolt
Shaft
to
engine
Barrier
g
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Shoulder strap
n
Wearover
left
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FUELIREFUELING
Gasoline/oilmixture
-Theengine of thepole hedgetrimmer
is
a
highly efficienttwo-stroke enginethat
runs on
a
mixture
of
gasoline andtwo-stroke engineoil.Theengine
is
designed
to useregular unleaded gasoline with
a
min. Octanevalue
of
91
ROZ.
If
such
gasoline
is
not obtainable,instead usegasolinewith the highest octane value
available. Thiswill not causeanydamagetotheengine,but may result in poor
engineperformance. Similar results areto beexpected when leaded gasoline
is
used.
To
obtain optimal engine performance, and
for
thesakeof human health
andthe environment, where possibleuse unleaded
fuel.
-
Two-stroke engine
oil
(qualitygrade: TSC-3) must be added tothegasolinein
orderto lubricate
the
engine.Theengine
has
beendesigned to useenvironment-
friendly MAKITA 2-stroke
oil,
which
is
to be mixed at
a
ratio
of
501.
This
specially developed
oil
ensuresprolonged engine
service
life
andreliable engine
performancewith an
absolute
minimum
of
exhaustgasemissions.It
is
imperative
tostrictlyobserve the
50:l
mixture (Gasoline/MAKITA2-stroke oil),
as
reliable
performance
of
the
pole
hedgetrimmer cannot beguaranteed otherwise.
Mix
50
parts gasoline with
1
part MAKITA 2-strokeengine
oil
(see
also
table on
the right).
-
Correct gasoline/oil mixture:
NOTE
When preparing thegasoline/oil mixture,firstmix all
of
theamount
of
oil
required with
half
theamount
of
gasoline required.
Add
theremaining
gasoline and shakethemixturewell before replenishing thetank.
Do
not addmore
oil
then prescribed.
If
too much
oil
is
addedthiswill
produceadditional combustion residue, thus polluting the environment and
clogging themufflerand thecylinder exhaust channel. In addition, overall
fuel
consumptionwill also increase and poorer engine performance
is
to
beexpected.
Handling
of
petroleum products
Always handle
fuel
with the utmost
care
and attention. Since
fuel
contains
substancessimilartosolvents, refueling must
be
doneoutdoors
or
in well-
ventilated areas.
Do
not inhale gasolinefumes and avoid anyskin contactwith
gasoline
or
oil.
Human skinwill dry out
if
in contactwith petroleum over an
extended period
of
time. Thismay result in various skin diseases and allergic
reactions.
Gasolineor
oil
cominginto contact with the eyes
can
causesevereeye irritation.
Should gasoline
or
oil
comeintocontactwith your eyes, immediately
rinse
your
eyeswith large amounts
of
clean water.
Do
not hesitate to
see
a
doctor
if
irritation
persists.
Refueling
-Turn
off
theengine.
-
Unscrew tank capand pour the
fuel
mixtureintothe tank.
Use
a
piece
of
clean
-
Replace and hand-tighten the
fuel
tank cap.
-
Always wipe
off
thefuel tank capto protect the
fuel
tank from contamination.
-
Reconfirm whether
the
fuel
tank cap
is
securelytightened.
-Always wipe
off
spilled fuel immediately to reduce the
risk
of
fire.
gauzetofilterthe fuel.
Fuel
storage
-
Fuel deteriorates
if
storedover an extended period
of
time.
-
Purchaseonly the amount
of
fuel to
be
used over
a
4-week period.
-
Use
onlyapproved petroleum-storage containers.
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