stayer GAS ROSE710 User manual

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Istruzioni d’uso
Operating instructions
Instructions d´emploi
Manual de instruções

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Thank you for choosing a STAYER machine. We are sure
that you will appreciate the quality and functions of this
machine that will facilitate your daily work for a long time.
Remember that this machine has a wide of network of
after sales services to which you can take your machine
for any maintenance necessary on your machine, in case
of any troubleshooting and for purchasing spare parts and
accessories.
Attention! Read all the warning signs and all
the instructions. The non observance of the
warning and instructions detailed from here
on can result in a re being caused and/or a
serious injury. Before using the machine, read
carefully the information in this manual on a secure
and correct start up.
Only cut hedges. Do not use this machine for
other uses for which the machine has not been
designed to carry out. For example: do not use
this machine to cut plastic parts, bricks or construction
materials. Do not use this machine to move objects.
The usage of this machine for jobs other than those
for which the machine has been designed, could lead
to dangerous situations.
To avoid an incorrect use of the machine read all the
instructionmanualbeforeusingthemachinefortherst
time. All information included in this manual is relevant for
your personal security, that of others, animals and other
objects surrounding you. If you have any doubts about the
information in this manual please ask an expert or go back
to where you bought the machine and ask.
Keep all the warning signs and the manual in a
safe place for future reference. If you sell or
otherwise dispose of the machine, please pass
on the instruction manual as it forms part of the
machine.
The expression “switch in the open position” refers
to a disconnected switch and “switch in the closed
position” refers to a connected switch.
Remember user is the responsible of danger and accidents
caused to other people or things. The manufacturer will
not be liable for damages caused by an inadequate or
incorrect use of the machine.
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. Contents page
2. Specic safety instructions...........................28
2.1 General safety..................................................... 28
2.2Specicsafetyinstructions.................................. 30
3. Instructions for use........................................32
3.1 Placement tool .................................................... 32
3.2 Assembly............................................................. 32
3.3 Ilustrated description........................................... 33
4. Operating instructions...................................33
4.1 Placement and testing ........................................ 33
4.2.Tuning operations ............................................... 34
4.3.General instructions use ..................................... 35
5. Maintenance and service instructions .........36
5.1 Cleaning.............................................................. 36
5.2 Repair service..................................................... 37
5.3 Warranty ............................................................. 37
5.4 Disposal and recycling........................................ 37
6. Regulations.....................................................38
6.1 Technical Data .................................................... 38
6.2 EU declaration of conformity............................... 38
2. Specic safety instructions
2.1 General safety
Read all the warning signs and all the
instructions. The non observance of the
warning and instructions detailed from here
on can result in a re being caused and/or a serious
injury. Before using the machine, read carefully the
information in this manual on a secure and correct
start up. If you have any doubts about the information
in this manual, either consult with a professional or
go back to where you purchased the machine and ask.
The following list of dangers and precautions include
the most probable causes whilst using the machine.
If you nd yourself in a situation not explained in this
manual, use your common sense and use the machine
in the most secure way and if you see any danger, do
not use the machine.
USERS
This machine has been designed to be operated by
people over 18 and whom have read and understood
the instruction manual. This machine cannot be used
by persons (including children) with reduced physical,
psychological or mental capabilities, or lack of experience
or knowledge.
Attention! Do not allow underage people to use
the machine.
Attention! Do not allow people who do not
understand the instruction manual to use the
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Before using the machine familiarize yourself
with the achine making sure you know
perfectly well where all the ontrols can be
found as well as all security devices and ow all
these should be used. If you are not an expert user we
recommend you start with some simple jobs and if
possible, under the supervision of an expert user.
The cutting tool of this machine is sharp. Using
this machine inadequately could be dangerous.
Attention! Only lend this machine to people
who are familiarized with this type of machine
and know how to use it. Always lend the
instruction manual with the machine so that
the new user reads it and understand it prior to
carrying out any work. This machine is dangerous in
untrained hands.
PERSONAL SECURITY
Be alert and vigilant and use common sense when using
the machine.
Never use this machine without the security elements.
Do not modify the machine controls.
Avoid the inhalation of exhaust fumes. This
machine expels dangerous gases such as
carbon monoxide that can cause dizziness and
even death.
Do not use the machine when you are tired or under the
inuenceofdrugs,alcoholormedicines.Onemoment´s
distraction can cause serious personal injury.
Never use this machine if any part of the machine is
damaged.
Never operate the machine with defective guards, or
without safety devices.
Do not modify the controls of the machine or the speed
engine regulators.
Remove all tools from the working area before starting the
machine. Any tools left in the working area can be touched
by any moving part of the machine and be hurled causing
personal damages.
Do not overstretch. Maintain your feet well placed on the
oorandmaintainagoodequilibriumatalltimes.
Always maintain proper foot support and run the machine
onlywhen standing on a xedsurface, safe and stable.
Or unstable sliding surfaces may cause loss of balance or
control of the machine.
Keep all parts of body away from the cutting parts and
other moving parts when the machine is running.
Before start up, make sure that the cutting element is not
in contact with any object. One small lapse in attention
can cause your clothes or any body part to be caught by
the cutting device.
Hold the machine always with your right hand on the back
handle and your left hand on the front handle.
Holding the machine with your hands switched, increases
the risk of corporal damage and should never be done.
Be extremely careful when cutting shrubs and young
trees. Thin materials can be projected towards the end
user or could make you lose your equilibrium.
If you are a novice user, we recommend you have a
minimumpracticeonaatsurface.
If the machine vibrates abnormally, stop the engine and
inspect the machine looking for the possible cause and
repairit.Ifyoudonotndthemotive,takethemachineto
your nearest after sales dealer.
Do not touch the exhaust of the machine or the engine
when stopping the engine. The exhaust will be hot some
time after turning the engine o. The machine heats up
when functioning and will remain hot for some time after
stopping the engine.
Do not leave the machine running unattended. If you must
leave the machine unattended shut o the engine, wait
until the cutting device stops and unplug the spark plug
wire.
Always carry the machine with the motor o, with the
machine hanging from the front handle and use the blade
guard installed keeping the machine always high so it
does not touch the ground Do not try to remove cuttings
from the work area or from the blade when the machine is
in movement.
Make sure the machine has stopped completely before
carrying out any maintenance or cleaning work on the
machine and the working area.
Do not handle the machine by the cutting device. The
cutting device has sharp edges that can hurt yourself.
Store in a place out of reach of children.
CLOTHING AND SECURITY APPAREL
Dress adequately. Do not wear loose clothing or jewellery.
Maintain your hair, your clothing and gloves well clear of
any moving parts. Loose clothing, jewellery or long hair
can get tangled on the moving parts.
Do not use the machine barefoot or wearing sandals.
Always use resistant shoes and long trousers.
When using this machine make use of the following
equipment:
Security glasses or protective mask.
Ear protection.
Working gloves.
Non slippery boots.
We recommend you use long trousers to reduce risk of
personal injury should any projectile be hurled by any
moving part of the machine.
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The noise of the machine is uncomfortable.
Always use ear protection. If you use this
machine very often, visit your doctor regularly
to check up on your hearing capacity.
Attention! As you are working with ear
protectors, you must pay more attention to
visual warnings as you will hear less because
of the ear protectors.
You must carry with you:
• Tooling.
• Signalling tape to limit work area.
• Mobile phone (in case of an emergency).
VIBRATIONS
The prolonged use of the machine, exposes the client
to vibrations that in extreme cases and through many
hoursofuseofthemachinecouldcausethe“whitenger
syndrome” also known as raynaud phenomenon. This
causes a reduction in the tact of the ngers and their
capacity to regulate temperature generating a lack of
sensibility. This sickness could in extreme cases cause
problems with the nerve endings.
The exposure to the vibrations is the cause of the white
nger syndrome. To minimise this eect as much as
possible, follow the following recommendations:
• Always use gloves.
• Always have your hands warm.
• Ensure that the cutting device is always sharp.
• Take frequent breaks.
• Always hold the machine tightly by the handles if
you detect any of the symptoms of the white nger
syndrome, consult immediately with your doctor.
2.2 Specic safety instructions
WORKING AREA SECURITY
Do not use the machine in explosive
atmospheres or in the presence of inammable
liquids, gases and powders. Never start up the
machine in closed areas such as rooms and garages.
This machine expels dangerous gases through the
exhaust that will accumulate in the area and since
they are toxic, they could represent a danger to the
end user, to other people, animals and plants that are
indoors.
Do not start the machine in a closed area.
The exhaust fumes and the vapours of the
petrol all contain carbon monoxide and other
dangerous chemical substances. In case of gas
concentration due to insucient ventilation, eliminate
from the work area everything that impedes the correct
ow of air and do not work in this area again until it
is well ventilated and the gas concentration does not
happen again.
Maintain children, other people and animals
well clear of the machine whilst working.
Distractions can cause the loss of control. Be vigilant
and stop any children, other people and animals coming
into the working area.
When work must be carried out by two or more people at
the same time make sure you can control and see the other
people so as to maintain an adequate working distance
between users to guarantee security.
Do not use this machine when there are other unprotected
persons in the work area. Other persons must wear goggles,
ear protectors and gloves at all times.
Do not use this machine at night, with fog or with reduced
visibility that does not allow you to see the working area.
Only use this machine with daylight or under very good
articiallightconditions.
Maintain the work area clean and work under well lit
conditions. Untidy and dark working areas, cause accidents.
Check and remove all those objects that could cause
damages to yourself and the machine.
OIL AND PETROL SECURITY
IMPORTANT: Petrol and oil are highly ammable.
Should the petrol or the oil catch re, use a dry
powder re extinguisher.
Petrol and oil are dangerous, avoid contact of oil or
petrol with skin and eyes. Do not inhale or drink. If oil or
petrol has been drunk, visit your doctor straight away. If
you come into contact with petrol or oil, clean yourself
with plenty of water and soap as soon as possible. If
after this, you still feel your eyes or skin are itchy visit
your doctor straight away.
Do not rell the machine in a closed area.
The petrol and oil vapours all contain
dangerous chemical substances. In case of gas
concentration due to insucient ventilation, eliminate
from the work area everything that impedes the correct
ow of air and do not work in this area again until it
is well ventilated and the gas concentration does not
happen again.
Petrol and/or oil are highly ammable and
explosive under certain circumstances. Do
not smoke and do not come close to the
ames, sparks or heat sources. Do not smoke when
handling fuel, when relling or when working.
Do not rell in areas where there are ames, sparks or
heatsources.Donotsmokewhilerelling.Filldepositin
well ventilated areas and with the engine stopped.
Do not overll the petrol deposit. In case of
petrol leakage please ensure you eliminate
these before starting. Move the machine away
from the area of spillage and avoid creating any
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Rell fuel before to start the machine. Do not unscrew
the combustible tank cap while the engine is running or
engine is hot.
Ensure the petrol cap is correctly closed whilst you use
the machine. Ensure you close the petrol cap correctly
afterrelling.
Store excess petrol and oil in homologated recipients in
accordance with European normative.
Do not use petrol that has been stored for over two
months. Petrol that has been stored for too long will make
the start up of the machine more complicated and will
cause the engine to underperform. If the petrol has been
in the machines petrol deposit for a period exceeding two
months, remove and substitute the petrol before using the
machine.
USE AND CARE OF THE MACHINE
Only cut hedges. Do not use this machine for
other uses for which the machine has not been
designed to carry out. For example: do not use
this machine to cut plastic parts, bricks or construction
materials. Do not use this machine to move objects.
The usage of this machine for jobs other than those
for which the machine has been designed, could lead
to dangerous situations.
Use this machine, accessories and all its parts
according to the instruction manual and taking into
account working conditions and working area. The use
of this machine for jobs dierent to those specied
in the instruction manual can cause dangerous
situations.
Check that all security elements are in good working
order at all times. Remember user is the responsible of
danger and accidents caused to other people or things.
The manufacturer will not be liable for damages caused
through the incorrect usage of the machine.
The sharp cutting tool is very dangerous. If instructions
are not followed it will result in serious injury.
Keep all parts of your body away from the cutting tool
during operation Do not overload the machine. Use
the machine for its correct usage. If used correctly the
machine will do the desired job.
Look after the machine. Check that all moving parts are
well aligned and that they are not blocked, that there are
nobrokenpiecesorotherconditionsthatcouldaectthe
proper functioning of the machine.
If this machine is damaged, always repair it before using it
again. Most accidents occur because of poor maintenance.
Maintain the cutting elements sharp and clean. The cutting
elements if sharp and clean will cut better, do a better job,
have less chance of getting tangled and easier to control.
Maintain the handles of the machine dry and clean.
Handles that are not clean and dry cause these to be
slippery and a consequent loss of control over the machine.
If your machine accidentally takes a knock, inspect the
machine carefully. If the blade bends, the cover break so
ifyouseeanyotherissuethatcouldaectthefunctioning
of the machine, take the machine to your nearest after
sales service.
Switch o the machine, unplug the spark plug
and make sure the cutting tool is stopped before
carrying out any adjustments to any part of the
machine, refuelling, cleaning, transport or
storage the machine. Such security measures reduce
the risk of accidental start up.
If the machine starts vibrating in a strange way, disconnect
the machine and examine it. If you cannot detect why
the machine vibrates, take the machine to your nearest
service dealer. Vibrations are always an indication of a
problem to the machine.
Reduce the throttle setting during engine shut down and,
iftheengineisprovidedwithashut-ofuelvalve,turnthe
fuelowhenengineisstopped.
BACK PULL
When the blades contact with a solid object in the critical
zone a dangerous reaction can be produced.
This reaction is denominated backward movement. As a
result, the user could lose control of the hedgecutter and
serious or mortal injuries can be produced.
These forces occur due to an improper use of the machine
and/or because of the incorrect interpretation of the
instruction manual and can be avoided by following these
simple instructions:
1. There shouldn´t be any fences, posts, cables or rocks
near the blades to avoid the backward movement, as
well as possible damages to the blades.
2. When using the hedgecutter hold it by the handle.
3. Do not lose visual contact with the hedgecutter.
If necessary, move the accelerator to slow motion posi-
tion.
4. When using the hedgecutter do not place it near your
feet or over your shoulder level.
MAINTENANCE
Take your machine for periodic revision to a qualied
after sales dealer and only use original spare parts
and accessories. This will guarantee that the security
measures of this machine can always be complied with.
WARNING ICONS
Toensureasecuremaintenanceyouwillndthefollowing
symbols on the machine.
Attention, danger!
Read the manual and follow its warning and
security instructions.
It is necessary to use eye and acoustic protection
at any time.
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Use protective non skid boots with protective
steel.
Maintain other people away from the working area
of the machine.
Warning! Hot Surface.
Danger, toxic emissions! Do not use this machine
in enclosed o poorly ventilated areas.
Danger!,reorexplosionrisk.
Never rell the petrol deposit with the machine
working.
Donotsmokeorbringaametothecombustible
or the machine.
Check that there are no petrol leakages prior to
use.
Danger!, the blade is sharp, prevent injury.
2,5% (40:1)
Mix 95º petrol with two stroke synthetic oil at
2.5% (40:1).
Attention! Before carrying out any maintenance
work or repair, unplug the machine from the
mains.
Dispose of your machine in an ecological way. Do
not dispose of the machine together with your
domestic rubbish.
Complies with EC Directives.
XX Guaranteed level of sound power Lwa dB(A).
MACHINE SYMBOLS
To guarantee a correct use and maintenance of this
machine,youwillndthefollowingsymbolsonthe
machine.
Fuel tank. Located in the combustible tank cap.
Mix 2 stroke oil and gasoline.
CLOSE Air close.
OPEN Air open.
Directions to turn the handle.
Direction to Unblock the handle.
Open position.
Closed position.
3. Instructions for use
3.1 Placement tool
Only cut hedges. Do not use this machine for other
uses for which the machine has not been designed
to carry out. For example: do not use this machine
to cut plastic parts, bricks or construction materials.
Do not use this machine to move objects. The usage
of this machine for jobs other than those for which
the machine has been designed, could lead to
dangerous situations. Use this machine outdoors, in
dry conditions and in temperatures between 5ºC and
45ºC.
Remember that the end user is responsible for the dangers
and accidents caused to other people and objects.
The manufacturer will not be in any case held responsible
for damages caused through an inadequate or
incorrect usage of this machine.
3.2 Assembly
This machine comes mounted and ready for use.
FUEL
IMPORTANT: The petrol used in the machine is
highly ammable. Should the petrol catch re,
use a dry powder re extinguisher on the ames.
2,5% (40:1)
IMPORTANT! This engine works with a
mixture of 95 degree octane petrol and two
stroke synthetic oil in a 40:1 (2.5%) ratio.
Do not smoke while preparing or refuelling.
Do not approach any ame or hot element to
the fuel.
Mix gasoline and oil in a bottle homologated for this use.
Always avoid the contact of petrol and oil
especially with your eyes. Should your eyes
come into contact with either the petrol or the
oil, clean them with water.
Should you still have your eyes red with irritation,
consult immediately with your doctor.
Do not use petrol that has been stored for over
two months. Petrol that has been stored for
too long will make the start up of the machine
more complicated and will cause the engine to
underperform. If the petrol has been in the machines
petrol deposit for a period exceeding two months,
remove and substitute the petrol before using the
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FILLING THE FUEL TANK
1. Chooseanadequateareatorellthedeposit.
2. Shake the recipient so that the petrol and oil mix
correctly.
3. Removethepetrolcapandrellwiththemixture.
4. Close the petrol deposit and wipe o any excess
mixture that might have spilt with a dry cloth.
WARNINGS:
Stoptheenginebeforerelling.
Do not start the machine in a closed area. The exhaust
fumes, the vapours of the petrol and the chain oil, all
contain carbon monoxide and other dangerous chemical
substances.Incaseofgasconcentrationduetoinsucient
ventilation, eliminate from the work area everything that
impedesthecorrectowofairanddonotworkinthisarea
again until it is well ventilated and the gas concentration
does not happen again.
Do not rell fuel in areas where ames, sparks or hot
sourcesare.Rellonlyinventilatedareaswithengineo.
Donotoverllthefueltotrytooverllthefueltank.Incase
of petrol leakages, eliminate these before starting the
machine. do not attempt to start the engine but move the
machine away from the area of spillage and avoid creating
any source of ignition until petrol vapours have dissipated.
Stay away at least 3 meters from the zone where you
have refuelled before started the machine.
Rellfuelbeforetostartthemachine.
Do not remove the petrol cap whilst the engine is running
or engine is hot.
Do not use fuel with ethanol or methanol because will
damage the engine.
3.3 Ilustrated description
1. Back handle.
2. Safety lever.
3. Switch ON/OFF.
4. Fuel cap.
5. Starter handle.
6. Front handle.
7. Blade.
8. Muer.
9. Choke.
10. Fuel tank.
11. Block handle lever.
12. Throttle trigger.
13. Gear Box.
14. Spark plug.
15. Primer.
16. Change in handle position.
17. Air Filter.
4. Operating instructions
4.1 Placement and testing
Use this machine only for jobs for which it has
been designed. The use of this machine for
any other jobs is dangerous and can cause
dangers to the users and/or to the machine.
Do not start the machine in a closed area.
The exhaust fumes and the vapours of the
petrol, all contain carbon monoxide and other
dangerous chemical substances. In case of gas
concentration due to insucient ventilation, eliminate
from the work area everything that impedes the correct
ow of air and do not work in this area again until it is
well ventilated and the gas concentration
does not happen again.
Work only with good light. Do not use this machine at
night, with fog or with reduced visibility that does not allow
you to clearly see the working area.
Avoid operating the equipment in wet grass, where
feasible. Take special care when using this machine in the
rain or after rain because the ground is slippery and you
can slip.
If you lose your balance or fall, let go of the handle switch
immediately.
Do not use this machine if you are tired, sick, are taking
medicines,orifundertheeectofalcoholordrugs.
Do not use this machine when you are tired or under
the inuence of drugs, alcohol or medicines.A moment
of distraction when using this machine can cause severe
personal damage.
The lack of rest and fatigue can cause accidents and
damages.
Never cut above shoulder level.
Do not get near the cutting elements of the machine when
the machine is functioning.
Do not rely solely on the security elements of the machine.
It is important to check that all parts are well tightened. If
you detect any anomaly, stop the machine straight away
and check the machine carefully. In case of any damage,
take the machine to your nearest service agent. Never
carrying on working if the machine is not working correctly.
Remember to always use the machine with clean hands
and without petrol and oil.
Clean the work area and eliminate any obstacles that could
cause accidents. Check the work area and remove any
objects that could get entangled to the cutting elements.
Also remove any objects that could be expelled by the
machine or its parts when getting in contact with these.
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This working perimeter is 15 metres and this is a dangerous
zone.
Never use the machine when on top of a ladder, in a tree
or in any other unstable surface.
Whenmovingfromoneworkingareatothenext,turno
the engine.
Never let the machine unattended.
Never touch elements that can be hot during the start up
or operating the machine, for example, the escape, sparks
or high voltage cables.
Do not use any accessories that are not originals and that
have not been recommended by the manufacturer.
Use of other accessories can cause accidents and can be
dangerous for the end user and those nearby as well as
causing damages to the machine.
Always follow the security rules that we indicate in the
manual.
Be careful when cutting small branches. These can get
tangled with the blade and can be propelled unexpectedly
towards you causing probable loss of equilibrium.
4.2.Tuning operations
CHECKING POINTS PRIOR TO USING THE MACHINE
Do not use the machine if it is damaged or not well
regulated.
Use this machine to do jobs for which it has been designed.
Any other use could be dangerous to the end user, for the
machine and to other people, animals and things that are
nearby.
Verify that :
- The machine completely and look for loose parts
(screws, nuts, etc.) and damages.
- Ensurethattheprotectoriswellxedtothemachine.
- There are not fuel leaks.
- Checktheairlterisclean.Cleanthelterifnecessary.
Press, repair or replace everything you need before using
the machine.
Tighten,repairorreplacepartsthatyoundtobeinabad
state.
Do not use attachments on this machine out of our
recommendations because their use may cause serious
injury to the user, the machine and the people, animals
and things close to the machine.
Before start up, remove the security blade protector from
the blade.
Before start up, ensure that all moving parts are not in
contact with any object.
POSITION OF THE HANDLE
Pull handle 16 in order to rotate + - 90º the handle for work
convenience.
START UP
Follow the instructions of cold or hot start up depending on
the state of the machine.
START UP IN COLD
Placethemachineonaat,stablesurfacetostartit.
Press the primer bulb several times (7 to 10 times) until
the fuel reaches the carburetor.
Put the air lever in the CLOSE close position.
Hold the machine rmly in place by the handle so that
when you pull the starting rope the machine does not
move.
Pull The starter rope until you hear the engine start.
If the engine does not start, move the air lever to open and
pull the starter rope until the engine starts.
If the machine starts and does not stop itself, move the air
lever slowly to the
OPEN
open position.
STARTING THE MACHINE FROM HOT
Placethemachineonaat,stablesurfacetostartit.
Place the switch in the ¨I¨ position.
Move the air lever to the normal OPEN working position.
Hold the machine rmly in place by the handle so that
when you pull the starting rope the machine does not
move.
Pull the start rope until the machine starts.
If the machine does not start after pulling at the rope a few
times, please refer to the cold start up section.
LOCKING THE TRIGGER
For greater convenience during prolonged work sessions,
press lock button 11 to keep the machine on without
having to press the trigger.
ENGINE STOPPAGE
Let go of the accelerator and let the engine run at idle
speed for a few seconds.
Place the switch in the “O” position. The engine of the
machine will stop and after a few seconds the blades will
stop as well.
Afteryoustopworkingandturnthemachineo,theblades
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Ensure that the blades have completely stopped before
arrying out any maintenance work or before transporting
the machine.
CHECKING POINTS AFTER START UP
It is important to ensure that there are no loose parts and
to check the temperature of the machine. If you detect
anything strange, stop immediately and check carefully. In
case of any anomaly or problem take the machine to your
nearest service agent for repair. Never carry on working if
the machine does not seem to work properly.
Do not use the machine if broken or not well
maintained.
CHECKING THE CLUTCH
After starting up and the engine is hot, the cutting tool must
not be moved if the engine is idle. If the cutting tool turns
with the engine running and without accelerating, it will be
necessary to regulate the idling regime of the engine. To
do this, turn the carburettor nut “T” until the engine stops.
If you are unable to regulate the idling regime to stop the
cutting tool, because the engine stalls, please contact the
customer service for help.
4.3.General instructions use
HOW TO HOLD THE MACHINE AND GUIDE IT WHILST
WORKING
Hold the machine with your left hand on the handle and
the other hand in such a position that you can act over the
controls (accelerator and security switch) with your right
hand.Ifyouholdthehandlesofthemachinermly,you
willreducesignicantlytheriskofkickbacksandyouwill
increase control of the machine.
Attention! So as to reduce the risk of loss of control and
possible damages (that could be mortal) to the user or those
surrounding him, never use the machine one handed.
HEDGE CUTTING
We recommend that you test yourself rstly with small
branches in an easy position so as to get some experience
before starting with more complex cuts.
Always start the hedge cutter before placing the blade in
the cutting area.
Start cutting with the machine at full throttle and maintain
this full throttle during the duration of the cutting work.
Once the hedge cutter has started, place the machine
inthehedgeinaatpositionandcarryoutlongfanlike
movements. If you tilt the machine in the cutting direction
you will obtain better cutting results.
If, whilst you cut, the blade blocks, stop the machine
immediately. Before unblocking the blade:
- Ensure the machine is fully stopped, the spark plug dis-
connected and the blade at a complete standstill.
- Check that the temperature of the blade is not extremely
high. If it is, wait a few minutes for the blade to cool.
- Always use security gloves when unblocking the blade.
- With the help of suitable tooling, remove the blocking
element from the blade.
While cutting, in order to be good for the user, the handle
can be rotated 90º. To rotate the handle:
- Turnotheengine(Ifmachineisrunning).
- Free the handle by pulling the locking lever.
- When the handle is position in the proper position,
loosen the handle locking lever.
- When the handle is blocked, start to work.
Should your machine not start and based on the symptons
you will be able to detect the probable cause and solve
the problem:
Compression
of cylinder is
normal
La bujía
está bien Probable cause Corrective action
Yes Yes
No petrol in the
deposit Rell with petrol
The petrol lter is dirty Clean the lter
There is water in the
petrol Replace
Petrol being used is
not adequate Change petrol for
correct petrol
The carburetor is dirty Take your machine to
service dealer
Yes Yes
The switch is in the
OFF
position
Put the switch in the
ON position
Spark plug dirty Clean the spark plug
The spark plug pipe is
not connected Connect the pipe
Low
compression
Yes
Spark plug is loose Tighten spark plug
Piston and segments
are worn out Take your machine to
service dealer
Engine does
not move
Cylinder is scraped Take your machine to
service dealer
Engine burnt out Take your machine to
service dealer
If the engine does not work correctly (power failure, idle
speed unstable etc) see probable symptons, causes and
solutions:
Sympton Probable cause Corrective action
Machine vibrates
Worn out segments Take your machine
to service dealer
Worn out piston Take your machine
to service dealer
Crankshaft looseness Take your machine
to service dealer
Clutch looseness Take your machine
to service dealer
Engine heats
excessively
Exhaust dirty Take your machine
to service dealer
Inadequate petrol Replace the petrol
Engine does not run
smoothly
Dirty carburetor Take your machine
to service dealer
Dirty air lter Clean the lter
Dirty petrol lter Clean the lter
Engine stops or does
not hold the idle speed
Carburetor not well
regulated Take your machine
to service dealer
If you cannot solve the problem using this table, take your
machine to your service dealer.

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5. Maintenance and service instructions
5.1 Cleaning
Carry out random inspections on the machine to ensure
anecientuseofthemachine.
For a complete maintenance take the machine to your
nearest service agent.
Carry out maintenance work as per the frequency and
table below:
Operation Each 2 petrol
deposits Each 10 petrol Once a year
Air lter •
Petrol lter •
Spark plug •
Cilinder ns •
Blade lubrication •
Gear lubrication •
It is always necessary to stop the machine,
wait for the blades to stop before carrying out
any cleaning or maintenance work on the machine
and when transporting the machine.
Before performing any maintenance or repair
the machine make sure the engine is o and
remove the spark plug cap. Any changes should
be done on a at and stable surface.
Carryoutallmaintenanceworkonaatsurfaceandona
clear surface.
WARNING! Do not change the machine or its
cutting elements. An incorrect change to these
elements could cause SEVERE PERSONAL DAMAGES
OR DEATH.
Only use original spare parts and accessories for this
machine so as to obtain the best performance from the
machine. These spare parts and accessories can be
foundinthe ocialdistributorsof thebrand.Theuseof
other spare parts and accessories could result in risks to
the end user, people who are nearby and to the machine.
Carburettor adjustment is a complex procedure andmust
be carried out by the after sales service.
The removal of the security elements, a poor maintenance
or the substitution of spares and accessories by non
original ones can all cause severe corporal damages.
MAINTENANCE AFTER USAGE
Carryoutthefollowingmaintenanceworkonceyounish
your task to guarantee that the machine functions correctly
next time.
CLEANING
Maintain the machine clean, specially the petrol deposit
areaandtheareaneartheairlter.
Attention! The cutting tool are sharp and can cause
damage. Use protection gloves when cleaning the
machine.
Use a brush to clean the blade. Never use petrol,
detergents, water or any other liquid to clean the blades.
PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
Make periodic inspections of the machine to ensure that
the machine is correct. For a thorough inspection take the
machine to your dealer.
Use always original spare parts and accessories so as
to achieve the best performance from the machine and
to avoid damages to the end user and the machine. The
use of non original spare parts and accessories can cause
accidents, personal damages and machine breakage.
AIR FILTER
Alwayschecktheairlterbeforestartingtowork:remove
cover 17 by loosening the locking handle by hand, wash
with soapy water and dry.
PETROL FILTER
The petrol deposit is equipped with a lter. It is located
in the extreme of the aspiration petrol tube and can be
removed using a wire shaped like a hook.
Check the petrol lter periodically. Do not allow dirt to
enterthepetroldeposittoavoidtheltergettingdirty.
Adirtylterwilldiculttheenginestartingandwillprovoke
instability and in extreme cases, the machine might even
stop. Check the petrol. If you observe dirt, replace it.
If the interior of the petrol deposit is dirty, you can clean it
with petrol.
SPARK PLUG MAINTENANCE
The most common problems when starting the machine
are due to a dirty spark plug or to a spark plug in a bad
state.
Clean the spark plug and check it regularly. Check that the
distance between electrodes is correct (0.6- 0.7mm).
CLEANING THE CYLINDER REFRIGERATION VENTS
The cylinder refrigeration vents are responsible for cooling
the piston and the cylinder by means of the entry of air.
The vents must always be kept clean, free from material
that could block air from entering. Dirty vents mean that
the engine will overheat, causing it to seize.
Check and clean the cylinder vents periodically.

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BLADE MAINTENANCE
Lubricate the blades with light oil or diesel regularly.
The blades of this machine are high quality metal and do
notneedtobeled.Ifaccidentally,thebladecatchesona
metallic surface, touches a rock or any other hard object,
a small breakage could occur.
If this small breakage does not impede the blades
functioning correctly, then you can carry on using the
machine. If, on the other hand, the machine does not work
properly, then take the machine to your nearest after sales
dealer.
Every two hours add grease to the blade.
GEAR BOX
Every twenty hours add grease to the gearbox.
TRANSPORT
Never pick up or carry the machine while the engine is
running.It is alwaysnecessary too toturn o themotor
before transporting the machine between work locations.
Wait ve minutes after the machine has been stopped
to ensure that the machine cools down before storing or
transporting. The exhaust pipe of the machine will remain
hot after the motor shutdown.
Hold the machine by the front handle when the machine is
not running and always at a safe distance from your body.
When transporting or storing the machine cover the blade
with a blade protector. A proper use of the machine will
result in a reduced probability of accidental damages with
the cutting elements.
If you are going to transport the machine in a vehicle, securely
fasten it to avoid the machine slipping or tumbling over.
STORAGE
Once the machine has been stopped, wait for ve
minutes so that the machine cools down before storing
the machine. The exhaust pipe will still be hot after the
machinehasbeenturnedo.Donotstorethemachinein
aplaceclosetoheatsources,inammableproducts,dry
grass, wood, gases and petrol.
Store this machine in a place not accessible to children
and secure. It should also be dry, clean and within the
temperature range 0ºC and 45ºC.
Before storing the machine follow the points of the
maintenance chapter.
Always set the blade guard.
Keepthemachineinitsbox,onaatsurfaceIfyouare
going to store the machine in a closed area, empty the
petrol and oil deposits as vapours could cause a re if
nearinammableproducts.If,thepetroldeposithastobe
emptied, this must be done outdoors and following your
local recycling normative.
Toreducerehazard,keeptheengine,silencerandpetrol
tank area free of cutted material and grease.
Clean the machine and the blade. After cleaning the
blade, place a small quantity of oil on the blade.
5.2 Repair service
Our after-sales service responds to your questions
conceming maintenance and repair ofyour product as well
as spare parts.
Exploded views and information on spare parts can also
be found under: info@grupostayer.com
Our customer consultants answer your questions
conceming best buy, application and adjustment of
productsand accessories.
5.3 Warranty
Warranty card
lncluded in the documentation that accompanies this
equipment,youshouldndthewarrantycard.Youshould
lloutthecardcompletelyandretumtovendarwithacopy
of purchasing receipt or invoice and you should receive a
receipt.
Note: lf you cannot nd the warranty card within
the documentation,youmust ask for it through your
supplier.
The warranty is limited only to manufacturing defects and
expire if pieces have been removed or manipulated or
repaired otherthan themanufacturer.
5.4 Disposal and recycling
The machine, accessories and packaging should be
sorted for environmental-friendly recycling.
OnlyforEC countries:
Do not dispose of power tools into household waste!
According the European Guideline 2002/96/
EC for Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment and its implementation into national
right,power tools that are no longer usable
must be collected separately and disposed of
in an environmentally correct manner.
Subject to change wlthout notlce.

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6. Regulations
6.1 Technical Data
= Motor.
= Fuel.
C.C. = Displacement.
= Rated power input.
= Load speed.
= Fuel consumption at maximum power.
= Longitud de la hoja de corte.
= Length of blade.
= Fuel tank capacity.
= Weight.
LWA = Sound power level.
LPA = Sound pressure level.
= Vibration.
6.2 EU 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.:+34 91 691 86 30 / Fax: +34 91 691 86 31
CERTIFIES
That the machine:
Type: HEDGE TRIMMER
Models: GAS ROSE 710
I declare under our responsibility that the product described
under “Technical Data” is in accordance with the following
standards or standardized documents: UNE EN ISO
14982:2009, UNE EN ISO 11681-2:2012, UNE EN 61000-
4-2:2010, UNE EN 61000-4-3:2007/A2:2011 according to
regulations 2006/42/CE, 2004/108/CE, 2006/95/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: sales@grupostayer.com
Email: info@grupostayer.com
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