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Use
only replacement parts
that
are
identical
to
original equipment
parts
when
servicing
the
unit:
these
parts
are available from your
dealer,
The use of any other accessory or attachment inay create
a
potential hazard,
injury
!o
the user and damage
to
the machine.
Clean
the
machine completely. especially the
fuel
tank cap,
its
surroundings, and the air cleaner.
When refueling,
be
sure
to
stop
the engine and confirm
that
it
has cooled down Never refuel
,v!:&n
the
engine
is
running
or hot. When gasoline
spills,
be sure
to
completely wipe
it
away
and
prq)?!i'l
'Tispc?se
r7f
those materials. Move
at
leas?
10
it.
i3m) away from the
fueling
source and
site
before
star!inc;
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e?yirie
Stay away from other workers
or
bystanders
(50
ft.,
15m).
When
approaching an operator of
the
machine, carefully call
his
attention and confirm that
tihe
i?ysra!or
stops
the
engine.
Be careful-noi
to
startle
or
distract
the
operator causing an unsafe siiuatim.
Never
touch the nylon cutting headicutter blade while the
engine
IS
running.
If
it
is
necessdi-y
;r,
&just
the
protector
or
nylon cutting head!cutter blade,
be
sure
to
stop
the
engine and confirm
that
rhe
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headicutter blade has
stoppea
rurning.
The
engine
should be turned
off
when the machine
is
moved between work areas.
Be
careful not
to
hit
the nylon cutting head/cutter blade against stones, or the ground. Unreasonably
rough operation
will
shorten the
life
of the machine as
well
as
create an unsafe environment io!'
you
and
those around you.
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
a
qualified service facility. Never continue
to
operate a machine which may be malfunctioning
In
startup or during operation of
the
engine, never touch hot parts such
as
the muffler, the high-vo!tage
wire or the spark
plug.
For a while after the engine has stopped,
the
muffler
is
still
hot. Never place the machine near flammable
materials
(dry
grass. etc.), combustible gasses or combustible liquids.
Pay special attention when operating
in
the rain or shortly 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
Be careful
not
to
drop
!he
machine
ar
hit
it
against obstacles.
Before proceeding
to
adjust or repair the machine.
be
sure
to
stop
the
engine and detach the
spark
plug
cap from the spark
plug.
Before storing
the
machine
for
a long
time,
drain all
fuel
from the
fuel
tank ana carburzior clear1
it1e
parts. move the machine
to
a safe place,
and
confirm that
the
engine
has cooled down.
Make periodic inspections
to
assure
safe
and efficient operation,
If
you need professional inspection
of
your machine, please contact your nearest Makita Factory Service Center
or
authorized dealer.
Keep the machine well away from
fire
or
sparks.
Warning:
The cutter area
is
dangerous
while
the machine
is
coasting
to
a
stop.
Don't
try
to
tackle a big job
with
an
undersized machine.
Use
this
machine only for trimming;
use
a lawn
mower for large areas.
Wear a
dust
mask
in
dusty
work conditions.
Wear hearing protection for extended periods
of
use,
and any time
the
noise
is
uncomfortable.
Keep
guards and protectors
in
place and
in
working order.
Never
operate
this
machine
while
it
is
turned upside-down
or
when
it
is
at an extreme angle.
CAUTION! CAUTION! CAUTION!
WHEN MIXING GASOLINE
WITH
TWO-CYCLE ENGINE OIL, USE ONLY GASOLINE WHICH CONTAINS NO
ETHANOL
OR
METHANOL
(TYPES
OF
ALCOHOL), THIS WILL HELP TO AVOID POSSIBLE DAMAGE TO
ENGINE FUEL LINES
AND
OTHER ENGINE PARTS.
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SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
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