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English / USA Definitions 1. Handlebar For easy control of the machine with both hands during cutting work. 2. Handle Heating Switch. For switching the electric handle heating on and off. 3. Throttle Trigger Controls the speed of the engine. 4. Slide Control For starting throttle, run and stop. Keeps the throttle partially open during starting, switches the engine's ignition off to stop the engine. 5. Throttle Trigger Interlock Must be depressed before the throttle trigger can be activated. 6. Clamp Screws Locks handlebar in selected position. 7. Carrying Strip The device to connect the clearing saw to the harness. 8. Fuel Pump Provides additional fuel feed for a cold start. 9. Choke Knob Eases engine starting by enriching mixture. 10. Filter cover Encloses and protects the air filter. 11. Fuel Tank For fuel and oil mixture. 12. Spark Plug Boot Connects the spark plug to the ignition lead. 13. Decompression Valve To ease starting. 14. Muffler Reduces exhaust noises and diverts exhaust gases away from operator. 15. Starter Grip The grip of the pull starter, which is the device to start the engine. 16. Carburetor Adjusting Screws For tuning the carburetor. 17. Fuel Filler Cap For closing the fuel tank. 18. Guard plate For resting machine on the ground. 19. Cutting Tool The cutting attachment for different purposes. 20. Deflector The deflector is designed to reduce the risk of injury from foreign objects flung backwards toward the operator by the cutting tool and from contact with the cutting tool. A skirt at the bottom of the deflector must be adjusted as described in the chapter on "Cutting tools and Deflectors". FS 300, FS 350, FS 400, FS 450, FS 480 43

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FS 300, FS 350, FS 400, FS 450, FS 480
English / USA
Definitions
1.
Handlebar
For easy control of the machine with
both hands during cutting work.
2.
Handle Heating Switch.
For switching the electric handle
heating on and off.
3.
Throttle Trigger
Controls the speed of the engine.
4.
Slide Control
For starting throttle, run and stop.
Keeps the throttle partially open
during starting, switches the
engine’s ignition off to stop the
engine.
5.
Throttle Trigger Interlock
Must be depressed before the
throttle trigger can be activated.
6.
Clamp Screws
Locks handlebar in selected
position.
7.
Carrying Strip
The device to connect the clearing
saw to the harness.
8.
Fuel Pump
Provides additional fuel feed for a
cold start.
9.
Choke Knob
Eases engine starting by enriching
mixture.
10.
Filter cover
Encloses and protects the air filter.
11.
Fuel Tank
For fuel and oil mixture.
12.
Spark Plug Boot
Connects the spark plug to the
ignition lead.
13.
Decompression Valve
To ease starting.
14. Muffler
Reduces exhaust noises and
diverts exhaust gases away from
operator.
15.
Starter Grip
The grip of the pull starter, which is
the device to start the engine.
16.
Carburetor Adjusting Screws
For tuning the carburetor.
17.
Fuel Filler Cap
For closing the fuel tank.
18.
Guard plate
For resting machine on the ground.
19.
Cutting Tool
The cutting attachment for different
purposes.
20. Deflector
The deflector is designed to reduce
the risk of injury from foreign objects
flung backwards toward the
operator by the cutting tool and from
contact with the cutting tool. A skirt
at the bottom of the deflector must
be adjusted as described in the
chapter on "Cutting tools and
Deflectors".