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English 5.6.3 Working Conditions WARNING ￭ Operate your trimmer only under good visibility during favorable daylight conditions. - Postpone the work if the weather is windy, foggy, rainy or inclement. ￭ Your trimmer is a one-person machine. - Bystanders, especially children, and animals should not be allowed in the area where it is in use. - Switch off the trimmer immediately if you are approached. ￭ To reduce the risk of injury to bystanders and unauthorized users: - Never leave the trimmer unattended when the battery is inserted. - Switch off the trimmer and remove the battery during work breaks and any other time the trimmer is not in use. ￭ Sparks generated from operation of the trimmer may be capable of igniting combustible gases, liquids, vapors, dusts or other combustible materials and substances. To reduce the risk of fire and explosion: - Never operate the trimmer in a location where combustible gases, liquids, vapors, dusts or other combustible materials and substances are present. - Read and follow recommendations issued by government authorities (e.g., OSHA) for identifying and avoiding the hazards of combustible gases, liquids, vapors, dusts or other combustible materials and substances. ￭ Use of this trimmer can generate dust and other substances containing chemicals known to cause respiratory problems, cancer, birth defects and other reproductive harm. - Consult governmental agencies such as EPA, OSHA, CARB and NIOSH and other authoritative sources on hazardous materials if you are unfamiliar 5 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS with the risks associated with the particular substances you are cutting or with which you are working. ￭ Inhalation of certain dusts, especially organic dusts such as mold or pollen, can cause susceptible persons to have an allergic or asthmatic reaction. Substantial or repeated inhalation of dust or other airborne contaminants, especially those with a smaller particle size, may cause respiratory or other illnesses. - Control dust at the source where possible. - To the extent possible, operate the trimmer so that the wind or operating process directs any dust, mist or other particulate matter raised by the trimmer away from the operator. - When respirable dust or other particulate matter cannot be kept at or near background levels, always wear a respirator that is approved by NIOSH and rated for worksite-specific conditions. Follow the recommendations of governmental authorities (e.g., OSHA/NIOSH) and occupational and trade associations. ￭ If the vegetation being cut or the surrounding ground is coated with a chemical substance, such as a pesticide or herbicide: - Read and follow the instructions and warnings that accompanied the substance coating the vegetation or surrounding ground. 5.6.4 Operating Instructions WARNING ￭ In the event of an emergency: - Switch off the motor immediately and remove the battery. ￭ The cutting attachment continues to rotate for a short period after the trigger switch is fully released. This is known as the "flywheel effect." To reduce the risk of serious personal injury from contact with the cutting attachment: 12 0458-833-8621-A

Section	Page
1 Introduction	4
2 Guide to Using this Manual	4
2.1 Signal Words	4
2.2 Symbols in Text	5
3 Main Parts	5
3.1 Trimmer and Battery	5
3.2 Mowing Head, Cutting Attachments and Deflector	6
4 Safety Symbols on the Products	6
4.1 Trimmer	6
4.2 Battery	7
4.3 Deflectors for Mowing Heads	7
5 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS	7
5.1 General Safety Warnings and Instructions	7
5.2 Intended Use	8
5.3 Operator	9
5.4 Personal Protective Equipment	9
5.5 Trimmer	10
5.6 Using the Trimmer	11
5.6.1 Before Operation	11
5.6.2 Holding and Controlling the Trimmer	13
5.6.3 Working Conditions	14
5.6.4 Operating Instructions	14
6 Battery Safety	16
6.1 Warnings and Instructions	16
7 Maintenance, Repair and Storage	18
7.1 Warnings and Instructions	18
8 Before Starting Work	18
8.1 Preparing the Trimmer for Operation	18
9 Charging the Battery	19
9.1 Setting up the Charger	19
9.2 Charging	19
10 LED Diagnostics and Acoustic Signals	20
10.1 STIHL AP Battery	20
10.1.1 Battery Status	20
10.1.2 Power Tool Status	21
10.1.3 Charge Status	21
10.2 STIHL AR Backpack Battery	21
10.2.1 Battery Status	21
10.2.2 Power Tool Status	22
10.2.3 Charge Status	22
11 Assembling the Trimmer	22
11.1 Mounting the Loop Handle	22
11.2 Mounting the Bump Guard	22
11.3 Mounting and Removing a Deflector	23
11.3.1 Mounting the Deflector	23
11.3.2 Removing a Deflector	23
11.4 Mounting and Removing a Mowing Head	24
11.4.1 Mounting a Mowing Head	24
11.4.2 Removing a Mowing Head	25
12 Adjusting the Trimmer	25
12.1 Adjusting the Loop Handle	25
13 Inserting and Removing the Battery	26
13.1 Inserting the Battery	26
13.2 Removing the Battery	26
14 Switching the Trimmer On and Off	27
14.1 Switching On	27
14.2 Switching Off	28
15 Checking the Trimmer	28
15.1 Testing the Controls	28
16 During Operation	29
16.1 Using the Trimmer	29
16.2 Adjusting the Nylon Line	29
17 After Finishing Work	30
17.1 Preparing for Transportation or Storage	30
18 Transporting the Trimmer and Battery	30
18.1 Trimmer	30
18.2 Battery	30
19 Storing the Trimmer and Battery	31
19.1 Trimmer	31
19.2 Battery	31
20 Cleaning	31
20.1 Cleaning the Trimmer and Battery	31
21 Inspection and Maintenance	32
21.1 Inspecting and Maintaining the Trimmer	32
22 Troubleshooting Guide	33
22.1 Trimmer and Battery	33
23 Specifications	35
23.1 STIHL FSA 86 R	35
23.2 Symbols on the Trimmer and Battery	35
23.3 Engineering Improvements	35
23.4 FCC 15 Compliance Statement	35
24 Approved Deflector and Cutting Attachment Combinations	36
24.1 STIHL FSA 86 R	36
25 Replacement Parts and Equipment	37
25.1 Genuine STIHL Replacement Parts	37
26 Disposal	37
26.1 Disposal of the Power Tool	37
26.2 Battery Recycling	37
27 Limited Warranty	38
27.1 STIHL Incorporated Limited Warranty Policy	38
28 Trademarks	38
28.1 Registered Trademarks	38
28.2 Common Law Trademarks	38
29 Addresses	39
29.1 STIHL Incorporated	39
1 Introducción	41
2 Acerca de este manual de instrucciones	41
2.1 Palabras identificadoras	41
2.2 Símbolos en el texto	42
3 Componentes importantes	42
3.1 Motoguadaña y batería	42
3.2 Cabeza segadora, accesorios de corte y deflector	43
4 Símbolos de seguridad en los productos	43
4.1 Motoguadaña	43
4.2 Batería	44
4.3 Deflectores para cabezas segadoras	44
5 INSTRUCCIONES IMPORTANTES DE SEGURIDAD	45
5.1 Advertencias e instrucciones de seguridad generales	45
5.2 Uso previsto	46
5.3 Operador	46
5.4 Equipos de protección personal	46
5.5 Motoguadaña	47
5.6 Uso de la motoguadaña	49
5.6.1 Antes de usar	49
5.6.2 Sujeción y control de la motoguadaña	50
5.6.3 Condiciones de trabajo	52
5.6.4 Instrucciones de manejo	53
6 Seguridad de la batería	54
6.1 Advertencias e instrucciones	54
7 Mantenimiento, reparación y almacenamiento	56
7.1 Advertencias e instrucciones	56
8 Antes de empezar a trabajar	57
8.1 Preparación de la motoguadaña para el funcionamiento	57
9 Carga de la batería	57
9.1 Preparación del cargador para el funcionamiento	57
9.2 Carga	58
10 Diagnóstico por LED y señales acústicas	59
10.1 Batería AP de STIHL	59
10.1.1 Estado de la batería	59
10.1.2 Estado de la herramienta motorizada	60
10.1.3 Estado de carga	60
10.2 Batería de mochila STIHL AR	60
10.2.1 Estado de la batería	60
10.2.2 Estado de la herramienta motorizada	61
10.2.3 Estado de carga	61
11 Armado de la motoguadaña	61
11.1 Montaje del mango circular	61
11.2 Montaje del protector contra golpes	62
11.3 Instalación y retiro de un deflector	62
11.3.1 Montaje del deflector	62
11.3.2 Retiro del deflector	63
11.4 Montaje y retiro de una cabeza segadora	63
11.4.1 Montaje de una cabeza segadora	63
11.4.2 Desmontaje de una cabeza segadora	64
12 Ajuste de la motoguadaña	65
12.1 Ajuste del mango circular	65
13 Colocación y extracción de la batería.	65
13.1 Colocación de la batería	65
13.2 Extracción de la batería	66
14 Encendido y apagado de la motoguadaña	66
14.1 Encendido	66
14.2 Apagado	67
15 Revisión de la motoguadaña	67
15.1 Prueba de los controles	67
16 Durante el funcionamiento	68
16.1 Uso de la motoguadaña	68
16.2 Ajuste del hilo de nilón	69
17 Después de completar el trabajo	69
17.1 Preparación para el transporte o el almacenamiento	69
18 Transporte de la motoguadaña y de la batería	69
18.1 Motoguadaña	69
18.2 Batería	70
19 Almacenamiento de la motoguadaña y de la batería	70
19.1 Motoguadaña	70
19.2 Batería	71
20 Limpieza	71
20.1 Limpieza de la motoguadaña y de la batería	71
21 Inspección y mantenimiento	71
21.1 Inspección y mantenimiento de la motoguadaña	71
22 Guía de solución de problemas	73
22.1 Motoguadaña y batería	73
23 Especificaciones	75
23.1 STIHL FSA 86 R	75
23.2 Símbolos de la motoguadaña y de la batería	75
23.3 Mejoramientos técnicos	75
23.4 Declaración de cumplimiento con norma FCC 15	75
24 Combinaciones aprobadas de deflectores y accesorios de corte	76
24.1 STIHL FSA 86 R	76
25 Piezas y equipos de repuesto	78
25.1 Piezas de repuesto originales de STIHL	78
26 Eliminación	78
26.1 Desecho de la herramienta motorizada	78
26.2 Reciclado de las baterías	78
27 Garantía limitada	78
27.1 Política de garantía limitada de STIHL Incorporated	78
28 Marcas comerciales	78
28.1 Marcas comerciales registradas	78
28.2 Marcas comerciales por ley común	79
29 Direcciones	79

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English

5 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

5.6.3

Working Conditions

WARNING

￭

Operate your trimmer only under good visibility during

favorable daylight conditions.

–

Postpone the work if the weather is windy, foggy,

rainy or inclement.

￭

Your trimmer is a one-person machine.

–

Bystanders, especially children, and animals should

not be allowed in the area where it is in use.

–

Switch off the trimmer immediately if you are

approached.

￭

To reduce the risk of injury to bystanders and

unauthorized users:

–

Never leave the trimmer unattended when the

battery is inserted.

–

Switch off the trimmer and remove the battery during

work breaks and any other time the trimmer is not in

use.

￭

Sparks generated from operation of the trimmer may be

capable of igniting combustible gases, liquids, vapors,

dusts or other combustible materials and substances. To

reduce the risk of fire and explosion:

–

Never operate the trimmer in a location where

combustible gases, liquids, vapors, dusts or other

combustible materials and substances are present.

–

Read and follow recommendations issued by

government authorities (e.g., OSHA) for identifying

and avoiding the hazards of combustible gases,

liquids, vapors, dusts or other combustible materials

and substances.

￭

Use of this trimmer can generate dust and other

substances containing chemicals known to cause

respiratory problems, cancer, birth defects and other

reproductive harm.

–

Consult governmental agencies such as EPA,

OSHA, CARB and NIOSH and other authoritative

sources on hazardous materials if you are unfamiliar

with the risks associated with the particular

substances you are cutting or with which you are

working.

￭

Inhalation of certain dusts, especially organic dusts such

as mold or pollen, can cause susceptible persons to have

an allergic or asthmatic reaction. Substantial or repeated

inhalation of dust or other airborne contaminants,

especially those with a smaller particle size, may cause

respiratory or other illnesses.

–

Control dust at the source where possible.

–

To the extent possible, operate the trimmer so that

the wind or operating process directs any dust, mist

or other particulate matter raised by the trimmer

away from the operator.

–

When respirable dust or other particulate matter

cannot be kept at or near background levels, always

wear a respirator that is approved by NIOSH and

rated for worksite-specific conditions. Follow the

recommendations of governmental authorities (e.g.,

OSHA/NIOSH) and occupational and trade

associations.

￭

If the vegetation being cut or the surrounding ground is

coated with a chemical substance, such as a pesticide or

herbicide:

–

Read and follow the instructions and warnings that

accompanied the substance coating the vegetation

or surrounding ground.

5.6.4

Operating Instructions

WARNING

￭

In the event of an emergency:

–

Switch off the motor immediately and remove the

battery.

￭

The cutting attachment continues to rotate for a short

period after the trigger switch is fully released. This is

known as the "flywheel effect." To reduce the risk of

serious personal injury from contact with the cutting

attachment: