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Istruzioni d’uso
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KW 0.9 1.3
min-1 3000 3000-7500
C.C. cm333 42.7
mm 440 440
mm 255 255
mm 26 26
m1.5 1.5
L1 1.6
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This manual is consistent with the date of manufacture of
your machine, you will nd information on the technical
data of the machine acquired manual check for updates
of our machines on the website: www.grupostayer.com
1 Application ..........................................................
2 Description (g. a)...............................................
3 Package content list............................................
4 Symbols ...............................................................
5 General safety instructions ................................
5.1 Working area..........................................................
5.2 Personal safety.......................................................
6 Petrol safety warning ..........................................
7 Specic safety warnings ....................................
8 Assembly..............................................................
8.1 Bike handle installation (Fig. 1) .............................
8.2 Installation of the toolbar.........................................
8.3 Installation protection guard (Fig. 2).......................
8.4 Installing the harness (Fig. 3).................................
8.5 Replace the metal blade to spool...........................
8.5.1 Disassembly metal blade...................................
8.5.2 Assembly spool (Fig. 4)......................................
9 Fuel and lubrication ............................................
9.1 Fuel.........................................................................
9.2 Mixing fuel...............................................................
9.2.1 Recommended fuels...........................................
10 Operating instructions......................................
10.1 Harness ...............................................................
10.2 Starting a cold engine ..........................................
10.3 Starting a warm engine (engine has been
stopped for no more than 15-20 minutes) ...........
10.4 To stop the engine................................................
10.5 Trimming procedures............................................
10.5.1 Trimming / mowing (Fig.5)...........................
10.5.2 Closer trimming............................................
10.5.3 Fence / foundation trimming........................
10.5.4 Trimming around trees.................................
10.5.5 Scalping (Fig. 6)...........................................
10.5.6 Do not sweep with trimmer...........................
10.6 Cutting with blades................................................
11 Maintenance ......................................................
11.1 Air lter .................................................................
11.2 Fuel cap / fuel lter ...............................................
11.3 Carburettor adjustment .........................................
12 Technical data....................................................
13 Noise...................................................................
14 Storage ..............................................................
15 Removing a unit from storage..........................
16 Trouble shooting ...............................................
17 Warranty .............................................................
18 Enviroment.........................................................
19 Declaration of conformity.................................
1 APPLICATION
Depending on the assembled cutting tools, the bush cutter
can be used to mow lawns or meadows, and to trim scrub,
shrubs, bushes and very small trees. It is for private use.
The device cannot be used for other purposes.
WARNING! Read this manual and general
safety instructions carefully before using the
appliance, for your own safety. Your power tool should
only be passed on together with these instructions.
2 OVERVIEW COMPONENTS (FIG A)
1. Sheet or cutting line.
2.Drive shaft assembly
3. Throttle trigger
4. Ignition switch
5. Safety switch
6. ‘Bike’ handle
7. Harness attachment
8. Air lter cover
9. Knob fuel tank
10. Fuel tank
11. Primer bulb
12. Choke
13. Protection guard
14. Spool
15. Trigger lock
16. Connecting rod
17. Professional harness
18. Shoulder strap
3 PACKAGE CONTENT LIST
- Remove all packing materials
- Remove remaining packaging and transit supports (if
existing)
- Check the completeness of the packing content
- Check the appliance, the power cord, the power plug
and all accessories for transportation damages.
- Keep the packaging materials as far as possible till the
end of the warranty period. Dispose it into your local
waste disposal system afterwards.
WARNING Packing materials are no toys!
Children must not play with plastic bags!
Danger of su󰀨ocation!
1 x Brush cutter / 1 x Harness / 1 x Cutting disc
1 x Spool / 1 x Manual
When parts are missing or damaged, please
contact your dealer.
4 SYMBOLS
In this manual and/or on the machine the following
symbols are used:
Read the manual before using the machine.
Denotes risk of personal injury or damage to the
tool.
In accordance with essential applicable safety
standards of European directives.
Keep a minimum distance of 15m between the
machine and third parties during use.
Watch out for particles generated by the cutting
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Use the cutting installation exclusively in
combination with the shrub knife.
Use the cutting installation exclusively in
combination with the threading head.
Wear sturdy shoes with antiskid soles!
Wear approved hearing protection and safety
glasses.
Wear good and sturdy gloves!
Wear good and solid working clothes!
WATCH OUT Fire hazard! Gasoline and vapors
are easily inammable!
The exhaust fumes are toxic and can cause
suphocation!
5 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Read all safety warnings and instructions.
5.1 Working area
- Keep working area clean and well lit. Untidy and dark
areas can lead to accidents.
- Do not operate tools in potentially explosive
surroundings, for example, in the presence of
inammable liquids, gases or dust. Tools create sparks
which may ignite the dust or fumes.
Keep children and bystanders at a distance when
operating a tool. Distractions can cause you to lose
control of it.
5.2 Personal safety
- Stay alert, watch what you are doing and use common
sense when operating a tool. Do not use a tool when
you are tired or under the inuence of drugs, alcohol or
medication. A moment of inattention when operating a
tool may result in serious personal injury.
- Use safety equipment. Always wear eye protection.
Using safety equipment such as a dust mask, non-
skid safety shoes, a hard hat, or hearing protection
whenever it is needed will reduce the risk of personal
injury.
- Remove any adjusting keys or spanners before turning
on the tool. A spanner or key left attached to a rotating
part of the tool may result in personal injury.
- Do not reach out too far. Keep your feet rmly on the
ground at all times. This will enable you retain control
over the tool in unexpected situations.
- Dress properly. Do not wear loose clothing or jewellery.
Keep your hair, clothing and gloves away from the
tool. Loose clothes, jewellery or long hair can become
entangled in the moving parts.
- Inspect the entire machine for loose parts (nuts, bolts,
screws, etc.) and any damage. Repair or replace as
necessary before using the machine.
- DO NOT USE any attachment with this power head
other than the ones recommended by our company.
Serious injury to the operator or bystanders could
result as well as damage to the machine.
- The blade guard and front handle guard is very
important to the machine. It must be screwed up on
the machine before the initial use. These guards must
always be xed when operating the machine. Check
these guards before each use. If any damage (crack,
break, etc.) on the guard, contact with your dealer for
replacing it.
- If use of non-conformant replacement guards, or
remove or modify these guards could result in serious
injury to the operator or bystanders.
- Always use proper handles and shoulder strap when
cutting.
- Do not use the unit if it is damaged or poorly adjusted.
Never remove the machine’s guard. Serious injury
to the operator or bystanders could result as well as
damage to the machine.
- Inspect the area to be cut and remove all debris that
could become entangled in the nylon cutting head.
Also remove any objects that the unit may throw during
cutting.
- Never leave the machine unattended.
- Do not use this unit for any job other than those for
which it is intended as described in this manual.
- Do not overreach. Keep proper footing and balance at
all times. Do not run the unit while standing on a ladder
or on any other unstable footing location. Appropriately
use the harness provided when operating the machine.
- Keep hands and feet clear of the nylon cutting head or
blade while unit is in use.
- Do not use this type of machine for sweeping away
debris.
- Use nylon cutting head which is free of damage. If a
stone or any other obstacle is hit, stop the engine and
check the nylon cutting head. A broken or unbalanced
nylon cutting head must never be used.
- When ever approaching an operator of the machine,
carefully call his attention and conrm that the operator
stop the engine. Be careful not to startle or distract the
operator which can cause an unsafe situation.
- Never touch the nylon cutting head or blade when ever
the engine is running. If it is necessary to replace the
protector or cutting attachment, be sure to stop the
engine and conrm that the cutting device has stopped
running.
- The engine should be turned o󰀨 when the machine is
moved between work areas.
- Pay attention to loosening and overheating of parts. If
there is any abnormality of the machine, stop operation
immediately and check the machine carefully. If
necessary, have the machine serviced by an authorized
dealer. Never continue to operate a machine which
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- In start-up or during operation of the engine, never
touch hot parts such as the mu󰀪er, the high voltage
wire or the spark plug.
- After the engine has stopped, the mu󰀪er is still hot.
Never place the machine in any places where there
are ammable materials (dry grass, etc.), combustible
gasses or combustible liquids.
- Pay special attention to operation in the rain or just
after the rain as the ground may be slippery.
- If you slip or fall to the ground or into a hole, release the
throttle lever immediately.
6 PETROL SAFETY WARNINGS
WARNING: Use extra care when handling fuels.
They are inammable and the vapours are
potentially explosive. The following points
must be observed.
- Use only an approved container.
- Never remove the fuel cap or add fuel with the power
source running. Allow engine exhaust components to
cool before refuelling.
- Do not smoke.
- Never refuel the machine indoors.
- Never store the machine or fuel containers inside,
where is an open ame, such as a water heater.
- If fuel is spilled, do not attempt to start the power
source, but move the machine away from the area of
spillage before starting.
- Always replace and securely tighten the fuel cap after
refuelling.
- If the tank is drained, this should be done outdoors.
- Keep the handles free from oil and fuel.
- Do not smoke while mixing fuel or lling tank.
- Never start or run the engine inside a closed room
or building. Exhaust gas contains dangerous carbon
monoxide.
- Never attempt to make engine adjustments while the
unit is running and strapped to the operator. Always
make engine adjustments with the unit resting on a at,
clear surface.
- When the machine is placed in storage for a long time,
drain fuel from the fuel tank and carburettor, clean the
parts, move the machine to a safe place and conrm
that the engine is cooled down.
7 SPECIFIC SAFETY WARNINGS
- BLADE CAN RECOIL VIOLENTLY FROM MATERIAL
IT CANNOT CUT – Blade can cause you to lose arms
or legs. Keep people and animals 30 feet (10 meters)
away in all directions. If blade contacts foreign objects
during operation, turn o󰀨 engine and allow blade to
come to a halt. Then check blade for damage. Always
discard blade if it is warped or cracked.
- BLADE CATAPULTS OBJECTS THROUGH AIR -
You can be blinded or injured. Wear eye, face, and
leg protection. Always clear work area of any foreign
objects before using blade. Keep people and animals
10 metres away in all directions.
- BLADE COASTS AFTER THROTTLE IS RELEASED -
A coasting blade can injure you or bystanders. Before
servicing the blade, always turn o󰀨 engine, and be sure
coasting blade has stopped.
- WARNING DO NOT USE ANY OTHER FUEL than
that recommended in your manual. Always follow
instructions in the Fuel and Lubrication section of this
manual. Never use petrol unless it is properly mixed
with 2-cycle engine lubricant. Permanent damage to
engine will result, voiding manufacturer’s warranty.
- DO NOT USE ANY OTHER CUTTING ATTACHMENT.
Only use our replacement parts and accessories, which
are designed specically to enhance the performance
and maximize the safe operation of our products.
Failure to do so may cause poor performance and
possible injury. Use only the stringhead supplied with
this product. Do not use any other cutting attachment.
Use of such attachments will void your factory warranty
and may result in serious bodily injury.
8 FUEL AND LUBRICATION
8.1 Bike handle installation (Fig. 1)
- Install the U-handle on the xing holder, install the
clamp and fasten with the screws.
8.2 Installation of the toolbar
- Removable bar allows easy transportation. Mount the
connecting rod 16 pressing and rotating until the pin
to penetrate into the hole in the bar. Once the pin A is
within tighten handle B
8.3 Installing the protection (Fig. 2)
- Remove the 2 screws on the shield.
- East threaded holes with respect to the bar that is
balanced and oating.
- Adjust the harness straps so that the carabiner is level
Hip
8.4 Installing the harness (Fig. 3)
- Adjust the harness hanger in a comfortable position.
- Buckle the harness at the hanger.
8.5 Replace the metal blade to spool
CAUTION: NEVER use unit if blade is warped
or has teeth that are chipped or missing. Re-
place a damaged blade immediately.
CAUTION: Always wear heavy-duty work glo-
ves when handling and installing a blade.
8.5.1 Disassembly metal blade
- Align the hole on the gear box to the slot on the ange
washer
- Use the pin to go through the hole and slot, and hold
the ange washer
- Loose the nut and remove the metal blade and cup
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8.5.2 Assembly spool (Fig. 4)
- Install the ange washer and cup washer on the spindle
shaft.
- Install the spool and tighten it.
STOP ENGINE IMMEDIATELY!
Excessive vibration of blade means that it is
not properly installed-stop engine immediately
and check blade. Blade not properly installed will
cause injury.
9 OPERATION
9.1 Fuel
Use regular grade unleaded petrol mixed with 40:1 custom
2-cycle engine oil for best results. Use mixing ratios in
Section FUEL MIXING TABLE below.
WARNING: Never use normal petrol in your
unit. This will cause permanent engine damage
and void the manufacturer’s warranty for the
product. Never use a fuel mixture that has been stored
for over 90 days.
WARNING: 2-cycle lubricant must be a premium
grade oil for 2-cycle air cooled engines mixed
at a 40:1 ratio. Do not use any 2-cycle oil
product with a recommended mixing ratio of 100:1. If
insu󰀩cient lubrication is the cause of engine damage,
it voids the manufacturer’s engine warranty.
9.2 Mixing fuel
Add oil to an approved fuel container followed by the petrol
to allow incoming petrol to mix with oil. Shake container to
ensure thorough mix.
WARNING: Lack of lubrication voids engine
warranty. Petrol and oil must be mixed at 40:1.
9.2.1 Recommended fuels
Some conventional kinds of petrol are now blended with
oxygenates such as alcohol or an ether compound to meet
clean air standards. The engine is designed to operate
satisfactorily with any petrol intended for automotive use
including oxygenated petrol.
10 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
10.1 Harness
Warning: always wear shoulder harness when
operating unit with a blade. Attach harness to
trimmer after starting unit and engine is
running at idle. Turn engine o󰀨 before disconnecting
shoulder harness.
- Adjust length of shoulder strap so stringhead is parallel
to the ground as it hangs from the strap.
A few practice swings without starting engine should
be made to determine correct balance. NOTE: Detach
the shoulder harness from the unit before starting
engine.
10.2 Starting a cold engine
Move the stop switch to “1”position.
- Give a gentle push on the primer pump repeatedly (7-
10 times) until fuel comes into the primer pump.
- Pull choke lever up to close choke.
- Pull starter handle until engine ash res.
10.2 Change of the air lter
- Push choke lever down to open choke (excessive
cranking with choke lever will cause ooding engine
making it di󰀩cult to start).
- Pull starter handle until engine starts.
- Allow engine to warm up for a few minutes before
using.
10.3 Starting a warm engine (engine has been stopped
for no more than 15-20 minutes)
- If fuel tank was not run dry, pull starter one to three
times and should start.
10.4 To stop the engine
- Move switch to “o” position.
10.5 Trimming procedures
When properly equipped with a debris shield and
stringhead, your unit will trim unsightly weeds and tall
grass in those hard-to-reach areas - along fences, walls,
foundations and around trees. It can also be used for
scalping to remove vegetation down to the ground for
easier preparation of a garden or to clean out a particular
area.
NOTE: Even if you are careful, trimming around
foundations, brick or stone walls, curves, etc.,
will result in above-normal string wear. To
renew the wire, press the lower spool knob against
the ground with rotating trimmer.
10.5.1 Trimming / mowing (Fig. 5)
Swing trimmer with a sickle-like motion from side to side.
Do not tilt the stringhead during the procedure. Test area
to be trimmed for proper cutting height. Keep stringhead
at same level for even depth of cut.
10.5.2 Closer trimming
Position trimmer straight ahead with a slight tilt so bottom
of stringhead is above ground level and string contact
occurs at proper cutting point. Always cut away from
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10.5.3 Fence / foundation trimming
Approach trimming around chain link fences, picket
fences, rock walls and foundations slowly to cut close
without whipping string against the barrier. If the string
comes in contact with rock, brick walls, or foundations, it
will break or fray. If string hits fencing, it will snap o󰀨.
10.5.4 Trimming around trees
Trim around tree trunks slowly so string does not contact
bark. Walk around the tree trimming from left to right.
Approach grass or weeds with the tip of the string and tilt
stringhead slightly forward
10.5.5 Scalping (Fig. 6)
WARNING: Use extreme caution when
SCALPING. Keep a distance of 30 meters (100
feet) between operator, other people and
animals during these operations.
Scalping refers to removal of all vegetation down to the
ground. To do this, tilt the stringhead to about a 30 degree
angle to the right. By adjusting the handle you will have
better control during this operation. Do not attempt this
procedure if there is any chance that ying debris could
injure the operator, other people, or cause damage to
property.
10.5.6 Do not sweep with trimmer
Sweeping refers to tilting stringhead to sweep away debris
from walkways, etc. Your trimmer is a powerful tool and
small stones or other such debris may be hurled 50 feet
(15 metres) or more, causing injury or damage to nearby
property such as automobiles, homes and windows.
10.6 Cutting with blades
AVOID KICKOUT
Kickout refers to the reaction of a moving blade if it contacts
a strong tree, brush or a solid object. The force that results
violently pushes the blade away in an arc. Kickout may
cause loss of control resulting in injury to the operator or
bystanders. Do not use a blade near a chain link fence,
metal stakes, landscape borders or building foundations.
Do not cut with dull, cracked or damaged metal
blade. Before cutting growth, inspect for
obstructions such as boulders, metal stakes or
strands of wire from broken fences. If an obstruction
can not be removed, mark its location so that you can
avoid it with the blade. Rocks and metal will dull or
damage a blade. Wire can catch on the blade head
and ap around or be thrown into the air.
Do not use a brush cutter for cutting trees.
11 MAINTENANCE
11.1 Air lter
CAUTION: NEVER operate trimmer without the air lter or
dust and dirt will be sucked into the engine and damage it.
The air lter must be kept clean. If it becomes damaged,
install a new lter.
- Accumulated dust in the air lter will reduce engine
e󰀩ciency, increase fuel consumption and allow
abrasive particles to pass into the engine. Remove the
air lter as often as necessary to maintain in a clean
condition.
- Light surface dust can readily be removed by tapping
the lter. Heavy deposits should be washed out in soap
water.
- Remove lter cover by loosening air lter cover knob.
NOTE: Replace lter if frayed, torn, damaged
or if it cannot be cleaned.
11.2 Fuel cap / fuel lter
CAUTION: Remove fuel from unit and store in
approved container before starting this
procedure. Open fuel cap slowly to release any
pressure which may have formed in fuel tank.
Keep vent on fuel cap free of debris.
- Lift fuel line and lter out of tank. A steel wire with a
hook or a paper clip works well.
- Pull o󰀨 fuel lter with a twisting motion.
- Replace the fuel lter.
NOTE: Never operate the tool without the fuel
lter. Internal engine damage could result and
/ or disturb a good operation.
When the inside of the fuel tank is dirty, it can be cleaned
by rinsing the tank out with gasoline.
11.3 Carburettor adjustment
The carburettor was pre-set at the factory for optimum
performance.
When further adjustment is necessary, contact the service
department.
12 TECHNICAL DATA
= Rated power input.
= Load speed.
C.C. = Displacement.
= Length trimming.
= Length cutting blade.
= Diameter of the shaft.
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= Shaft length.
= Fuel tank capacity.
= Weight.
LWA = Sound power level.
LPA = Sound pressure level.
= Vibration.
13 NOISE
Measured values of noise emission in accordance with
the relevant standard. (K=3) Sound pressure level LpA 93
dB (A) sound power level LwA 113 dB (A)
ATTENTION! Use an ear protection if the sound pressure
exceeds 85 dB (A). aw (vibration level): 7.8 m/s
K = 1.5 m/s
14 STORAGE
WARNING: Failure to follow these steps may
cause varnish to form in the carburettor and
lead to di󰀩cult starting or permanent damage
after storage.
- Clean outside surface of unit.
- Drain fuel from the fuel tank.
- After fuel is drained, start engine.
- Run engine at idle until unit stops. This will purge the
carburettor of fuel.
- Allow engine to cool (approx. 5 minutes).
- Using a sparking plug wrench, remove the sparking
plug.
- Pour 1 teaspoon of clean 2-cycle oil into the combustion
chamber. Pull starter rope slowly several times to coat
internal components. Replace sparking plug.
- Store unit in a cool, dry place away from any source of
ignition such as an oil burner, water heater, etc.
- Put the sleeve on when not in use or in transportation.
15 REMOVING A UNIT FROM STORAGE
- Remove sparking plug.
- Pull starter rope briskly to clear excess oil from
combustion chamber.
- Clean and gap sparking plug or install a new sparking
plug with proper gap.
- Prepare unit for operation.
- Fill fuel tank with proper fuel / oil mixture. See Fuel and
Lubrication Section.
16 TROUBLE SHOOTING
PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION
Unit won’t start or
starts but will not
run.
Incorrect starting
procedures. Follow instructions in the User Manual.
Incorrect carburettor
mixture adjustment
setting.
Have carburettor adjusted
by an Authorized Service
Centre.
Fouled sparking plug. Clean/gap or replace plug.
Empty fuel tank. Fill fuel tank with properly
mixed fuel.
Primer bulb was not
pressed enough. Press primer bulb fully and slowly 10 times.
Unit starts, but
engine has low
power.
Fuel lter is plugged. Replace the fuel lter.
Incorrect lever position. Move to RUN position.
Dirty spark arrester
screen. Replace spark arrester screen.
Dirty air lter. Remove, clean and reinstall
lter.
Incorrect carburettor mixture
adjustment setting service
dealer.
Have carburettor adjusted
by an Authorized Service
Centre.
Engine sputters.
Incorrect carburettor
mixture adjustment
setting.
Have carburettor adjusted
by an Authorized Service
Centre.
Air lter is blocked. Replace or clean the air lter.
Old or improperly mixed
fuel. Drain gas tank/add fresh fuel mixture.
No power under
load.
Incorrect carburettor
mixture adjustment
setting.
Have carburettor adjusted
by an Authorized Service
Centre.
Old or improperly mixed
fuel. Drain gas tank /add fresh fuel mixture.
Air lter is blocked. Replace or clean the air lter.
Fouled sparking plug. Clean/gap or replace plug.
Runs erratically.
Incorrectly gapped
sparking plug. Clean/gap or replace plug.
Blocked spark arrester. Clean or replace spark
arrester.
Dirty air lter. Clean or replace air lter.
Smokes excessively.
Incorrect carburettor
mixture adjustment
setting.
Have carburettor adjusted
by an Authorized Service
Centre.
Incorrect fuel mixture. Use properly mixed fuel
(40:1 mixture).

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17 WARRANTY
- This product is warranted for a 12-month period
e󰀨ective from the date of purchase by the rst user.
- This warranty covers all material or production aws
excluding: batteries, chargers, defective parts subject
to normal wear & tear such as bearings, brushes,
cables, and plugs, or accessories such as drills, drill
bits, saw blades, etc. ; damage or defects resulting
from maltreatment, accidents or alterations; nor the
cost of transportation.
- Damage and/or defects resulting from inappropriate
use also do not fall under the warranty provisions.
- We also disclaim all liability for any bodily injury
resulting from inappropriate use of the tool.
- Repairs may only be carried out by an authorised
customer service centre for STAYER.
- Any transportation costs shall always be borne by the
customer, unless agreed otherwise in writing.
- At the same time, no claim can be made on the warranty
if the damage of the device is the result of negligent
maintenance or overload.
- Denitely excluded from the warranty is damage
resulting from uid permeation, excessive dust
penetration, intentional damage (on purpose or by gross
carelessness), inappropriate usage (use for purposes
for which the device is not suitable), incompetent
usage (e.g. not following the instructions given in the
manual), inexpert assembly, lightning strike, erroneus
net voltage. This list is not exhaustive.
- Acceptance of claims under warranty can never
lead to the prolongation of the warranty period nor
commencement of a new warranty period in case of a
device replacement.
- Devices or parts which are replaced under the warranty
therefore remain the property of Varo NV.
- We reserve the right to reject a claim whenever the
purchase cannot be veried or when it is clear that
the product has not been properly maintained. (Clean
ventilation slots, carbon brushes serviced regularly,
etc.).
- Your purchase receipt must be kept as proof of date of
purchase.
- Your appliance must be returned undismantled to your
dealer in an acceptably clean state, (in its original blow-
moulded case if applicable to the unit), accompanied
by proof of purchase.
18 ENVIRONMENT
Should your appliance need replacement after extended
use, do not discard it with the household rubbish but
dispose of it in an environmentally safe way. Please
dispose of used motor oil in a manner that is compatible
with the environment. We suggest you take it in a sealed
container to your local service station for reclamation. Do
not throw it in the trash or pour it on the ground.
19 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
The undersigned: STAYER IBERICA, S.A.
With address at:
Calle Sierra de Cazorla, 7
Área Empresarial Andalucía - Sector 1
28320 PINTO (MADRID)
Tel.:[phone] / Fax: [phone]
CERTIFIES
That the machine:
Type: PETROL BRUSHCUTTER
Models: GAS CUTTER43 - GAS CUTTER33
I declare under our responsibility that the product
described under “Technical Data” is in accordance with
the following standards or standardized documents: ISO
11806-1, EN 61000-4-2, EN 61000-4-3, according to
regulations 2006/42/CE, 2004/108/CE.
January 5, 2017
Ramiro de la fuente
Managing Director

www.grupostayer.com
Área Empresarial Andalucía - Sector 1
C/ Sierra de Cazorla, 7
28320 - Pinto (Madrid) SPAIN
Email: [e-mail]
Email: [e-mail]