Ruris PARANG 604 User manual

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SNOW BLOWER
RURIS
PARANG 604

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CONTENT
1. Introduction.......................................................................................3
2. Warnings...........................................................................................4
2.1 Warnings on the machine................................................................................... 4
3. General presentation of the machine ...............................................5
4. Safe operation ..................................................................................6
5. Safe operation ..................................................................................7
6. Assembly ..........................................................................................9
7. Controls and Features................................................................... 14
8. Handling the snowblower............................................................... 15
8.1 Before starting the engine................................................................................ 16
8.2 Starting the engine........................................................................................... 17
8.3 Snowblower operation...................................................................................... 18
9. Maintenance .................................................................................. 20
10. Service and Adjustment............................................................... 28
11. Storage ........................................................................................ 29
12. Technical data ............................................................................. 30
13. Declarations of conformity ..................................................... 31

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1. INTRODUCTION
Dear Client!
Thank you for your decision to purchase a RURIS product and for your
trust in our company! RURIS has been on the market since 1993 and
during all this time it has become a strong brand, which has built its
reputation by keeping promises, but also by continuous investments
aimed at helping customers with reliable, efficient and quality solutions.
We are confident that you will appreciate our product and enjoy its
performance for a long time. RURIS does not offer its customers only
machines, but complete solutions. An important element in the
relationship with the customer is advice both before and after the sale,
as RURIS customers have at their disposal a whole network of partner
stores and service points.
To enjoy the purchased product, please read the user manual carefully
. By following the instructions, you will be guaranteed a long use.
The RURIS company is continuously working on the development of its
products and therefore reserves the right to modify, among other things,
their form, appearance and performance, without having the obligation
to communicate this in advance.
Thank you once again for choosing RURIS products!
Customer information and support:
Phone: [phone]
e-mail: [email protected]

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2. WARNINGS
2.1 WARNINGS ON THE MACHINE
WARNING: Hot surface. Do not touch!
Wear eye and ear protection!
Read the instruction manual!
Warning! Careful!
Beware of ricocheting objects!
Do not use the machine near fire!
Protect your body from contact with the cutters!
Do not put your hand in the gutter!
Use protective equipment!

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3. GENERAL PRESENTATION OF THE MACHINE
1. Travel speed control lever
2. Cutter activation lever
3. Discharge angle control lever
4. Chute control lever
5. Transmission activation lever
6. Air filter
7. trough
8. Fuel tank cap
9. carburettor
10. Muffler
11. Transport wheel
12. vat
13. Haircut

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4. SAFE OPERATION
DANGER : This machine was built to be operated according to the safety rules in
this manual. Lack of equipment, carelessness or error on the part of the operator can
lead to serious injury. This machine is capable of endangering your life and throwing
objects. Failure to follow the safety rules may result in personal injury.
DANGER :The muffler and some components contain or emit chemicals that can
cause health problems.
DANGER : This symbol shows the importance of reading the safety instructions,
which, if not followed, may endanger personal safety and/or that of others. Read and
follow all instructions in this manual before you start using this machine. Failure to follow
these instructions may lead to accidents.
Your responsibility: Use of this machine is permitted only to persons who have read,
understood and followed the warnings and instructions in this manual and on the
machine.
Keep this manual in a safe place for permanent reference.
Familiarize yourself with the snow thrower control panel.
Do not allow children under the age of 14 to use this machine. Children 14 years of age
or older must read and understand the operating instructions and safety rules in this
manual and must be trained and supervised by their parents.
Do not allow persons to operate this machine without proper instructions.
Throwing objects can cause serious injury. Set the snow throw pattern to avoid throwing
objects on roads or in the direction of passers-by.
Keep bystanders, helpers, animals and children at least 20 meters away from the
machine while it is on. Stop the machine if someone enters this area.

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Carefully inspect the area where the equipment will be used. Remove all foreign objects
that could trip you over or be thrown by the cutter.
Wear protective equipment during operation and when making any adjustments or repairs
to protect yourself. Thrown objects that ricochet can cause serious injury.
Do not use the equipment if you are not wearing appropriate winter clothing. Avoid loose
clothing that can get caught in moving parts. Do not wear jewelry, long scarves, or other
loose clothing that can get caught in moving parts. Wear shoes that facilitate your
movement and prevent slipping.
Do not attempt to make adjustments while the engine is running.
Allow the engine to warm up before starting to remove snow.
Use only approved fuel containers and be careful when handling it.
Do not use objects that can be sources of ignition near the machine.
Do not feed in a closed room.
Allow the engine to cool for at least 5 minutes before refueling.
Do not store the machine or fuel in a location where there are flames, sparks or hot
objects (eg: oven, boiler, clothes dryer, etc.)
Allow the machine to cool for at least 5 minutes before storing.
5. SAFE OPERATION
Do not place hands or feet near rotating parts, cutter housing or discharge chute. Contact
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After hitting a foreign object, stop the engine, disconnect the spark plug, thoroughly
inspect the snowthrowerfor any damage, and repair thedamage (if any) before restarting
and operating the machine.
When cleaning, repairing or inspecting the machine, stop the engine and make sure that
the cutters and all moving parts have stopped. Disconnect the spark plug plug to prevent
accidental starting of the engine.
The control levers shall be easily operated in both directions and shall automatically
return to the disengaged position when released.
Do not use the machine while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Be careful of slipping when changing direction and when on inclined surfaces.
Do not overload the capacity of the machine by trying to clear the snow very quickly.
Do not operate this machine without good visibility and light. Always watch your feet and
hold the handles firmly. Don't run.
Release the tiller lever when moving the machine.
Do not operate the machine at high speed on slippery surfaces.
If the machine starts to vibrate abnormally, stop the engine and disconnect the spark
plug. Inspect carefully for any defects. Fix any faults before restarting.
Do not reach into the tub or drain when the machine is running. Always use the cleaning
tool provided to unblock the drain chute.
Use only accessories and spare parts approved by the manufacturer. (ex: wheels, cables,
etc.).
Never touch a hot engine.
If your situation is not covered in this manual, contact an authorized RURIS service for
assistance.

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CAREFUL!
-The use of the snowblower is recommended when the snow layer is fresh and loose.
- DO NOT use the upper speed gear if the snow cover is large and the cutter does not
face the exhaust. The speed must be adapted according to the height of the snow cover.
If the blower forces and pushes the snow instead of throwing it, then the friction piece
that drives the wheels will wear out prematurely.
- DO NOT use the cutter to clear layers of ice formed by melting and refreezing snow that
has been deposited for several days, as it will damage the cutters and block the
discharge.
- DO NOT use the cutter to remove snow that is in an advanced stage of melting, it can
block the evacuation
6. ASSEMBLY
•Mount the lower support of the horns, fixing in the clamping screws.

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•Mount the wheels, fixing them with the bolts on the axle.
•Mount the upper part of the horns, fixing in the clamping screws.

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•Connect the cutter and wheel drive cables.
•Install the exhaust chute, securing it to the mounting screws on the
mechanical frame.

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•Install the chute control lever.
•Connect the exhaust chute angle control cable.
•The shifter rod is connected.

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•Mount the control lever handles.

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The images are in character informative , the supplier ISI book the right to bring
MODs structure and function against the machine present in the this manual.
7. CONTROLS AND FEATURES
Snow thrower gear shifter:
R1 1 2 3 4
Parang 604
The gear shifter is positioned between the machine's horns. Place the shifter in any
of the (5) positions to control the direction of travel and speed.
Before
There are four forward speeds. Position one is the slowest and position four the fastest.
Back
It is a reverse gear.
Priming pump
Carburetor priming is done by pressing the pump x 3.
(for devices equipped with a pump)
Shock flap (for machines equipped with a flap)
OPENED CLOSED
Activating the choke lever helps start the engine.
Acceleration control
The acceleration control is placed on the engine. It regulates the engine speed .
Fast
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8. HANDLING THE SNOWBLOWER
Cutter control
The cutter control lever is located on
the right hand grip. operate control
lever on handle to start _ rotating burs
and start _ the action of throwing snow
. Release to stop . _
Steering control
The transmission activation lever is
positioned _ on HANDLE FROM left _
pressed lever to get started
displacement . Release to stop . _
Exhaust chute control
Changing the snow throwing direction
is done manually from the control
handle.
Spin clockwise to throw right
Rotate counterclockwise to throw to
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forbidden ENGINE and stay in the the back the horns until all _components have stopped
before of a clean up
Cleaning tool _ the gutter isfixed on GUARD burs in the part UPPER with a set of clamps
. The tool is designed to clean _ the exhaust chute .
Adjustable skates
Place the skates adjustable on surface the soil . Aim somewhere up for _ the snow with
gravel or sMALL obstacles . Orient it in down When Handle on AREAS smooth .
Haircut
The milling machine has the role of a cut the snow , it rotates and Toss the snow through
the exhaust chute .
The exhaust chute
The snow Path in the the casing the milling cutter is thrown away through
INTERMEDIATE the exhaust chute addressable .
The fuel cap
Loosen the fuel cap to enter _ FUEL in the reservoir .
power with oil
Loosen the oil cap and Load with oil through filling hole , _
8.1 BEFORE STARTING THE ENGINE
1. Do not start the engine without the oil level topped up. The engine can be
seriously damaged without oil.
2. Place the machine at ground level.
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4. Fill with oil up to the HIGH mark.
5. Use only oil recommended by the manufacturer.
6. Use RURIS 4T WINTER GT SAE 10W-40 oil.
Combustible
CAUTION: Be careful when handling the fuel, it is highly flammable and the vapors are
explosive. Never fuel the machine in an enclosed space, when the engine is running or
near flammable objects.
Make sure that the container from which you pour the fuel is clean and free of rust or
other impurities.
Load always open the tank and use a funnel to prevent leaks, using unleaded gasoline.
Be sure to wipe off all traces of fuel before starting the engine.
8.2 STARTING THE ENGINE
1. Turn the power switch to the ON position.
2. Press the priming pump two or three times if the engine is cold to start it,
making sure to cover the vent in the center of the pump when you press.
(if equipped)
3. Position the choke lever in the CLOSED position (when the engine is
cold). (if equipped)
NOTE : If the engine is already warmed up, move the choke lever to the OPEN position.
4. Open the gas valve.
5. Pull the starter gently to the point where you feel tension.
6. Pull the starter firmly steadily, do not release the starter but allow it to
return to the starting position. Maintain a firm grip on the starter.
7. While the engine is warming up, gently turn the choke valve to the OPEN
position. If the engine is sputtering, turn the choke back to the CLOSE
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NOTE : Allow the engine to warm up for a few minutes after starting. The engine will not
operate at full power until it reaches the optimum temperature.
Stopping the engine
To stop the engine, turn the switch to the OFF position.
Keep the engine running for a few minutes before turning it off to remove any moisture
from the engine.
8.3 SNOWBLOWER OPERATION
To prevent possible engine freezing, proceed as follows:
DISCHARGE GUTTER CLEANING
Hand contact with cutters during operation is the most common form of injury associated
with the machine. Never use your hand to clean the drain chute.
To clean the gutter:
1. STOP THE ENGINE!
2. Wait 10 seconds to be sure that the cutter blades have stopped rotating.
3. Always use a cleaning tool, not your hand
The cleaning tool
1. Release the tiller and direction control levers.
2. Turn off the engine
3. Remove the cleaning tool from the clip that secures it.
4. The gutter cleaning tool is positioned on top of the tub with retaining clips. If
snow or ice accumulates in the discharge chute assembly during operation,
use the tool to clean the chute and its cavity when the snow is no longer
discharged.
CAUTION : The muffler, the engine and the area around them get hot and can cause
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Reattach the cleaning tool with the retaining clip and start the engine.
While in the operator position (behind the machine), engage the cutter control for a few
seconds to clear any remaining snow or ice from the chute assembly.
Setting the direction of travel and the speed.
Place the gear shifter in one of the forward or reverse positions. Select the appropriate
speed for the snow conditions and a comfortable pace for you.
NOTE : Use lower speeds until you become familiar with snow thrower operation.
Move the cutter control lever in the ON direction and they will spin. Release it and the
cutters will stop.
Move the steering control to the ON position of the lever and the snow thrower wheels
will move. Release it and the wheels will stop.
IMPORTANT : NEVER reposition the direction changer without first releasing the
direction control and stopping the snow thrower completely. Doing so will lead to
premature wear of the snow thrower's friction system.

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9. MAINTENANCE
Caution : Before lubricating, repairing or inspecting, release all controls, stop engine.
Wait until all moving parts have stopped completely .
Pinion shaft
The pinion shaft must be lubricated once
a season or after every 25 hours of
operation.
Remove the bottom cover by removing
the two screws that secure it.
Apply a thin layer of universal lubricant
to the shaft. (see Fig. 7)
Fig. 7
IMPORTANT : Avoid oil leakage on the rubber friction wheel and the aluminum steering
plate.
wheels
Remove both wheels at least once a season. Clean and lubricate the axles with an all-
purpose automotive lubricant before reinstalling the wheels.
Directional chute control
The control handle should be lubricated once a season with graphite petroleum jelly,
linseed oil, mineral oil, clear paraffin or 3-in-1 oil.