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Maintenance, Trimmer, Fault, Finding, Hints

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MAINTENANCE OF YOUR TRIMMER ON COMPLETION OF TANNING Clean grass from under deok. Remove any leaves or grass cuttings from around the engine coring fire, carburettorand i' mpeller air openings. AIR FILTER MAINTENANCE • Never run the engine without a filter or with a dirty filter. This will greatly reduce engine efficiency and lead to engine damage. • Your trimmer is fitted with a turbo filter the maintenance for which is as follows:- When the engine performance drops (e.g. difficult starting or loss of revs) check the air cleaner. 1. Remove the two screws (4). Take off the filter cover (1). 2. Remove the two filters (5) and (6). Clean inside the filter cover thoroughly. 3. Shake or tap the thick filter (5) to remove any dirt or dust. 4. Replace the thin filter (6) if it is contaminated with dust. DO NOT OIL THE FILTERS. 5. Install the thick fitter (5) in the filter cover (1). Place the thin filter (6) on top. DO NOT CREASE THE FILTERS. 6. Clean the filter body (7) with a small brush. Replace the filter cover (1) and the two screws (4). 7. DO NOT REMOVE the cap (2) or screws (3) unless there is visual evidence of grass or dirt. 3 7 N 2 6 1 4 SPARK PLUG An oily or carboned spark plug makes starting difficult and decreases the efficiency of the engine. Periodically remove the spark plug and clean and adjust when necessary. Gap setting 0.30" (0.8 mm). Do not remove spark plug when engine is hot. Do not sand blast the spark plug to clean it. CARE For trouble-free trimming next season, make sure that your trimmer is serviced immeciately after the last cut of the year, as follows:When the engine is cold, drain all fuel from the tank and then run the engine until it stops. (Fuel left in the machine becomes stale and causes difficult starting). Thoroughlycleanall sternal parts of the trimmer. Clean air filter (see air filter maintenance). Inspect, clean and replace spark plug. Do not replace spark plug lead. Check and replace cutting lines. Store the trimmer in a dry, damp-proof secure area out of the reach of children. CARE The cutting line is sharp, wear gloves and take care when handling it. Check the cutting line frequently during use and on completion of trimming. Removing the Cutting Line Switch machine off and disconnect spark plug lead. Push the line towards the centre of the cutting disc and carefully remove. See Fig 1. Fig. 1 Renewing the Cutting Line Holding the line with thumb and forefinger and using other thumb as a guide, curve around centre portion of the cutting disc (as illustrated in Fig 2) and thread through the hole on the rim of the cutting disc. Fig. 2 Carefully pull the line into place as illustrated in Fig. 3. Fig. 3 At al times the amount of line extencing beyond the edged disc should be of an even length. If there is a variation of more than half an inch between the four lengths of line replace immediately with four full new lengths. Important- Only*four cuttinglinesat any one time HEIGHT ADJUSTIVENT Fig A 1. Loosen bdt(1), usinga 9'16AF socket. Remove bolt(1), cuttingdisc(2)andsower(3)(rifted). 2. Carefuly remove impeller from engine shaft 3 Selectrequiredheight of cut,(SeeFigsB, C,D& E) and replace any outing Ines requied, ensuring that citing the is fitted on correct side of cutting dec. • Important- Cutting line must be on the side of the ciao acing the grass when fitted. 4. Replace impeller ontoengine shaft ensuring that it's correctly located. Replace spacer(4)(f fitted), outing disc(2)andbolt(1). 5. Secure aswambly with bolt (1), making sure complete assembly is tight (if in doubt contact your servte dealer). Fig B r . Highest height of cut Fig C Fig D Fig E Lowest height of cut FAULT FINDING HINTS DIFfICULT TO START POOR FLOTATION OR EXCESSIVE VIBRATION Check that the start/stop switch is n the Staff position. Ensure fuel tark cap airvent screw is open. Fuel rnkture may be stale (e.g. long time sere trimmer was used). Renew with fresh mixture. Check that cared amount of 2 stroke dl is being used n the fuel rnklure. Checkthat the cuttingdiscis securelylightened ENGINE OVERHEATING Check flow of air over cylinder. Remove all grass and dirt Check correct fuel mbdure. LACK OFPOWER Check correct fuel mixture is used. Ensure underside of deck is dean. Air filtermayneedcleaning (seeair fitter maintenance). Ensure exhaust port on silencer does not have excessive build-up of carton. Remove discAmpeller and clean thoroughly between vanes. Husqvarna Check that the cutting disc is securely fastened and undamaged. Tighten all edema] bolts and screws. Check crankshaft - it may have bent. WARRANTY A full warranty statement is detailed on the service literature, and with the Tecumseh engine literature supplied with this product. 9006 Ponrneter Wooas Drive . 0nariorte NC 26216. 1-600.GET-SAWS . Dealer Locator 1-90-0HUSKY 62. 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MAINTENANCE
OF
YOUR
TRIMMER
ON
COMPLETION
OF
TANNING
Clean
grass
from
under
deok.
Remove
any
leaves
or
grass
cuttings
from
around
the
engine
coring
fi
re,
carburettor
and
i'
mpeller
air
openings.
AIR
FILTER
MAINTENANCE
Never
run
the
engine
without
a
fi
lter
or
with
a
dirty
fi
lter.
This
will
greatly
reduce
engine
efficiency
and
lead
to
engine
damage.
Your
trimmer
is
fitted
with
a
turbo
filter
the
maintenance
for
which
is
as
follows:
-
When
the
engine
performance
drops
(e.g.
difficult
starting
or
loss
of
revs)
check
the
air
cleaner.
1.
Remove
the
two
screws
(4).
Take
off
the
filter
cover
(1).
2.
Remove
the
two
filters
(5)
and
(6).
Clean
inside
the
filter
cover
thoroughly.
3.
Shake
or
tap
the
thick
filter
(5)
to
remove
any
dirt
or
dust.
4.
Replace
the
thin
filter
(6)
if
it
is
contaminated
with
dust.
DO
NOT
OIL
THE
FILTERS.
5.
Install
the
thick
fitter
(5)
in
the
filter
cover
(1).
Place
the
thin
filter
(6)
on
top.
DO
NOT
CREASE
THE
FILTERS.
6.
Clean
the
filter
body
(7)
with
a
small
brush.
Replace
the
filter
cover
(1)
and
the
two
screws
(4).
7.
DO
NOT
REMOVE
the
cap
(2)
or
screws
(3)
unless
there
is
visual
evidence
of
grass
or
dirt.
3
N
2
4
1
6
7
SPARK
PLUG
An
oily
or
carboned
spark
plug
makes
starting
difficult
and
decreases
the
efficiency
of
the
engine.
Periodically
remove
the
spark
plug
and
clean
and
adjust
when
necessary.
Gap
setting
0.30"
(0.8
mm).
Do
not
remove
spark
plug
when
engine
is
hot.
Do
not
sand
blast
the
spark
plug
to
clean
it.
CARE
For
trouble
-free
trimming
next
season,
make
sure
that
your
trimmer
is
serviced
immeciately
after
the
last
cut
of
the
year,
as
follows:
-
When
the
engine
is
cold,
drain
all
fuel
from
the
tank
and
then
run
the
engine
until
it
stops.
(Fuel
left
in
the
machine
becomes
stale
and
causes
difficult
starting).
Thoroughly
clean
all
sternal
parts
of
the
trimmer.
Clean
air
fi
lter
(see
air
filter
maintenance).
Inspect,
clean
and
re
place
spark
plug.
Do
not
replace
spark
plug
lead.
Check
and
replace
cutting
lines.
Store
the
trimmer
in
a
dry,
damp-proof
secure
area
out
of
the
reach
of
children.
CARE
The
cutting
line
is
sharp,
wear
gloves
and
take
care
when
handling
it.
Check
the
cutting
line
frequently
during
use
and
on
completion
of
tr
imming.
Removing
the
Cutting
Line
Switch
machine
off
and
disconnect
spark
plug
lead.
Push
the
line
towards
the
centre
of
the
cutting
disc
and
carefully
remove.
See
Fig
1.
Fig.
1
Renewing
the
Cutting
Line
Holding
the
line
with
thumb
and
forefinger
and
using
other
thumb
as
a
guide,
curve
around
centre
portion
of
the
cutting
disc
(as
illustrated
in
Fig
2)
and
thread
through
the
hole
on
the
rim
of
the
cutting
disc.
Fig.
2
Carefully
pull
the
line
into
place
as
illustrated
in
Fig.
3.
Fig.
3
At
al
times
the
amount
of
line
extencing
beyond
the
edged
disc
should
be
of
an
even
length.
If
there
is
a
variation
of
more
than
half
an
inch
between
the
four
lengths
of
line
replace
immediately
with
four
full
new
lengths.
Important-
Only*
four
cutting
lines
at
any
one
time
HEIGHT
ADJUSTIVENT
Fig
A
1.
Loosen
bdt
(1),
using
a
9'16
AF
socket.
Remove
bolt
(1),
cutting
disc
(2)
and
sower
(3)
(rifted).
2.
Carefuly
remove
impeller
from
engine
shaft
3
Select
required
height
of
cut,
(See
Figs
B,
C,
D&
E)
and
replace
any
outing
Ines
requied,
ensuring
that
citing
th
e
is
fitted
on
correct
side
of
cutting
dec.
Important-
Cutting
line
must
be
on
the
side
of
the
ciao
acing
the
grass
when
fitted.
4.
Replace
impeller
on
to
engine
shaft
ensuring
that
it's
correctly
located.
Replace
spacer
(4)
(f
fitted),
outing
disc
(2)
and
bolt
(1).
5.
Secure
aswambly
with
bolt
(1),
making
sure
complete
assembly
is
ti
ght
(if
in
doubt
contact
your
servte
dealer).
r
.
Fig
B
Highest
height
of
cut
Fig
C
Fig
D
Fig
E
Lowest
height
of
cut
FAULT
FINDING
HINTS
DIFfICULT
TO
START
Check
that
the
start/stop
switch
is
n
the
Staff
position.
Ensure
fuel
tark
cap
air
vent
screw
is
open.
Fuel
rnkture
may
be
stale
(e.g.
long
time
sere
trimmer
was
used).
Renew
with
fresh
mixture.
Check
that
cared
amount
of
2
stroke
dl
is
being
used
n
the
fuel
rnklure.
Checkthat
the
cutting
disc
is
securely
lightened
ENGINE
OVERHEATING
Check
fl
ow
of
air
over
cylinder.
Remove
all
grass
and
dirt
Check
correct
fuel
mbdure.
POOR
FLOTATION
OR
LACK
OF
POWER
Check
correct
fuel
mixture
is
used.
Ensure
underside
of
deck
is
dean.
Air
fi
lter
may
need
cleaning
(see
air
fi
tter
maintenance).
Ensure
exhaust
port
on
silencer
does
not
have
excessive
build-up
of
carton.
Remove
discAmpeller
and
clean
thoroughly
between
vanes.
Husqvarna
EXCESSIVE
VIBRATION
Check
that
the
cutting
disc
is
securely
fastened
and
undamaged.
Tighten
all
edema]
bolts
and
screws.
Check
crankshaft
-
it
may
have
bent.
WARRANTY
A
full
warranty
statement
is
detailed
on
the
service
literature,
and
with
the
Tecumseh
engine
literature
supplied
with
this
product.
9006
Ponrneter
Wooas
Drive
.
0nariorte
NC
26216.
1-600.GET-SAWS
.
Dealer
Locator
1
-900
-HUSKY
62.
Web
Site
WVA,husqvarna
corn.
Dealer
Web
Srt•
www
h.ectvarna
sennoe
born
The
policy
al
continuous
improvement
moans
that
specrlioebons
may
be
arena
wrtnout
poor
notice
1987
Husqvarn6
HVT40
Operator
Manual
Part