The Handy THMC Bedienungsanleitung

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CONTENTS

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3

SPECIFICATIONS 4

FUEL 5

MAJOR PARTS 6-7

ASSEMBLY 8-12

REPLACEMENT OF SPOOL,LINE AND CHAIN 13-14

OPERATION 15

MAINTENANCE 16

TROUBLE SHOOTING 17

PARTS DIAGRAMS AND LISTS 18-22

EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 23

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Read and understand the owner’s manual and labels afxed

to the multicutter. Learn its application and limitations as well

as the specic potential hazards. Retain these instructions for

reference.

• Use sturdy footwear and a helmet with eye and ear protection.

Protect exposed parts of your body. Wear heavy duty gloves,

preferably made of leather.

• Do not wear loose clothing or jewellery. Keep hair, clothing and

gloves away from moving parts.

• Do not operate the multicutter if you are tired, ill or under the

inuence of alcohol or drugs.

• Do not smoke when using the multicutter and ensure caution

when handling fuel. We recommend you fuel the machine at least

3m away from where you wish to work in case any spilt fuel ignites

when starting the engine.

• Ensure that bystanders, children and pets keep well away when

starting or trimming - at least 15m.

• Inspectthemachineandallattachmentsbeforeuseforanywornor

damaged parts. Do not use until the parts are repaired or replaced.

• Before starting the engine make sure the attachment is not in

contact with anything and have a clear work area and secure

footing.

• The multicutter should not be exposed to high

temperatures or damp and wet conditions.

• Clean the multicutter after each use and, if storing for a pro-

longed period, drain down the fuel in the tank. Remove the spark

plug and put a few drops of oil into the cylinder before pulling the

starter a couple of times to distribute the oil evenly. Replace the

spark plug.

• Regularly check that screws, bolts and nuts are correctly fitted.

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SPECIFICATIONS

MODEL THMC

Engine Displacement 25.4cm³

Max Output Power 0.75Kw/7800 minˉ¹

Fuel Tank Capacity 0.6L

Bore and Stroke 34 x 28mm

Fuel Type Unleaded

Fuel Mixture Unleaded Petrol/Oil 25:1 Mineral Oil (see below for synthetic)

Equivalent Spark Plug Champion RCJ6Y or NGK BPMR7A

Max Engine Idling Speed 3200/min

Min Clutch Engagement Speed 4200/min

Engine Max Speed 9000/min

Fuel Consumption at max engine speed 569g/kw.h

Special Fuel Consumption at max engine

speed 0.56 Kg/h

ATTACHMENT B/CUTTER LINE TRIMMER PRUNER HEDGETRIMMER

Cutting Diam-

eter 205mm 381mm 24mm

Cutting Length 250mm 370mm

Chain Bar Type 10”

Shaft Straight Curve Straight Straight

Blade 3 segment

brush blade

Blade Diameter 205mm

Spool Type Bump feed, twin

line

Line Diameter 2mm Only

Line Length 2mm x 3m

Net Weight

(empty tank) 5.7kg 4.7kg 5.8kg 5.8kg

Declared

Sound Pressure

Level

96 dB(A) 96 dB(A) 98 dB(A) 98 dB(A)

Declared

Sound Power

Level

106 dB(A) 106 dB(A) 108 dB(A) 108 dB(A)

Vibration 8 m/s² 8 m/s² 6.5 m/s² 6.5 m/s²

Gear Ratio 23:17 1:1 19:15 4.25:1

Max Cutting

Speed 6600 rpm 7800/min 14 m/s 2000 rpm

ATTACHMENTS

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FUEL

Petrol is very ammable. Do not use or fuel the multicutter near a

ame, sparks or while smoking. Allow the engine to cool before

re-fuelling. Fuel the engine at least 3m away from your work area.

• Use a ratio of 25:1 unleaded petrol to mineral oil. Mix well in an

appropriate mixing bottle. For semi-synthetic or synthetic oils check

the oil manufacturer's guidelines to determine the correct ratio.

• Unscrew the fuel cap, and fuel the machine to 80% capacity. Fas-

ten the fuel cap tightly and wipe up any spillage.

• Ensure that any stored petrol/oil mixture (2-stroke) is clearly

marked in a separate can and only stored for 4-6 weeks. If the

multicutter is not going to be used for a long period, drain the

mixture from the fuel tank, start the engine and drain the

carburettor of any remaining fuel.

• Dispose of any unwanted 2-stroke mixture at an authorised recy-

cling point.

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MAJORPARTS

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MAJOR PARTS

No Description No Description

1Hedgetrimmer Cutting Blade 31 Throttle Lock Button

2 Gear Head 32 Fuel Tank Cap

3 Locking Screw 33 Heat Insulation Protector

4 Locking Knob 34 Sprocket Wheel Cover

5 Adjusting Bracket 35 Guide Bar Nut

6 Assistant Gear Head 36 Sprocket

7 Special Spanner 37 Guide Bar Stud

8Pruner Gear Head 38 Oil Ducts

9 Upper Shaft of Engine 39 Chain Tensioner

10 Hedgetrimmer Shaft 40 Stop

11 Harness Bracket 41 Guide Bar

12 Fuel Tank 42 Saw Chain

13 Throttle Trigger 43 Chain Bar Sheath

14 Recoil Starter 44 Line Trimmer Cutting Head

15 Primer Bulb 45 Line Trimmer Shaft

16 Spark Plug 46 Wing Nut

17 Air Filter Cover 47 Bolt

18 Safety Lever 48 Shield

19 Choke Lever 49 Cut-off Blade

20 Spark Plug Spanner 50 Brushcutter Guard

21 Carry Strap 51 Bruchcutter Cutting Blade

22 Engine Cover 52 Allen Key

23 Ignition Switch 53 Blade Guard Screw x 3

24 Guide Bar Hole 54 Spring Washer + Flat Washer x 3

25 Fixed Adjusted Bracket Screw x 255 Brushcutter Head Shaft

26 Flat Washer x 2 56 Handle Base

27 Locking Button Hole 57 Upper Barrier Handle

28 Rotating Knob 58 Fixed Handle Screw x4

29 Coupler 59 Flat Washer + Spring Washer x4

30 Exhaust

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ASSEMBLY

Modern production techniques mean that there is very little likelihood of there

being any parts missing in the carton supplied. However please check the box

carefully before commencing any assembly. If you are missing any parts please

call our spares helpline: 01793-333212.

Contents:

Power Unit; Spark Plug Wrench; Carry Strap.

Hedgetrimmer Cutting Head; Adjusting Bracket; Screw x2; Flat Washer x2;Spring

Washer x2; Locking Knob.

Brushcutter Head; Metal Guard; Allen Key; Cutting Blade; Blade Retaining Nut; Flange

Washer; Clamp Washer; Cupped Washer.

Pruner Cutting Head; Chain Bar Cover; Chain Bar; Chain; Special Spanner.

Line Trimmer Head; Shield Kit.

Barrier Handle (two sections) with 4 screws and nuts.

Assembling the Loop Handle:

• Disassemble the loop handle.

• Position the upper handle over the upper shaft just in front of

the xed rubber grip. The lower handle locates on the under-

side of the shaft and should line up with the four screw holes

on the upper handle. Secure with four screws, washers and

nuts. Nuts are usually already fitted in the lower handle.

Washers should be located under the screw heads.

Attaching the Shoulder Harness:

• Connect the latch on the shoulder harness to the harness loop,

located on the upper shaft.

• Adjust the strap length to a comfortable position, making sure that

any excess strap is secure.

Fitting the Attachments:

• The attachments connect to the power unit by means of a coupler device.

• Loosen the rotating knob on the coupler of the power unit shaft.

• Push in the button on the attachment shaft.

• Align the button with the guide recess on the coupler and slide the two shafts together

to connect the slot and socket inside the shafts.

• Rotate the attachment shaft until the button locks in the positioning hole.

• Tighten the rotating knob securely.

Note: If the button does not release completely in the positioning hole, the shafts

are not locked in place. Slightly rotate from side to side until the button locks.

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ASSEMBLY, cont’d

Hedgetrimmer Attachment:

• Locate the bracket on the plane of the gear head and position the locking screw (3) through

the adjusting hole in the bracket.

• Use the two Screws (25) and at washer (26) to attach the bracket to the gear head.

• Use the locking knob (4) to fasten the bracket onto the assistant gear head (6).

Check the tightness of the bracket locking screws (25) before every use of the

hedgetrimmer.

The hedgetrimmer can be adjusted to six different cutting angles to suit all applications.

Operating the Hedgetrimmer:

• Always have a rm footing and use two hands.

• It is advisable to cut a hedge from the bottom up sweeping the cutter bar in an arc as you

move along the hedge. The double edged cutter blades allows use by left or right handed

operators.

• To cut the top of the hedge, hold the cutter bar at an angle of 0-10 degrees as you swing

the hedge trimmer horizontally. Sweep the cutter bar in an arc towards the outside of the

hedge so that the cuttings are swept onto the ground.

• Pay special attention when cutting hedges which are laid out along a wire fence. If the

blades make contact with the wire damage may occur.

• Do not use the hedge trimmer for long periods of time - take a break of 10-15 mins after

every 50 mins of use or after using one tank of fuel.

• If the blades hit a stone, wire or other foreign object, turn off the engine and check for any

damage to the blades immediately. Replace any damaged blades before continuing.

• Do not attempt to remove any twigs or branches jammed in the cutter blades without rst

turning the engine off.

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ASSEMBLY,cont’d

Remove the Blade Nut, this nut has a left hand thread so should be turned

clockwise to undo it.

Remove the Cupped Washer, Clamp Washer and Flanged Washer.

Remove the 3 Blade Guard Screws with the Allen key.

Position the Blade Guard over the Blade Guard Screw holes, insert and

tighten the screws.

Fit the Flanged Washer.

Fit the Blade over the raised section of the Flanged Washer.

Fit the Clamp Washer.

Fit the Cupped Washer.

Fit the Blade Nut, this nut has a left hand thread so should be turned anti-

clockwise to tighten it.

Locate the Allen key in the locking hole to stop the shaft rotating and firmly

tighten the Blade Nut with the spanner supplied.

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

Fig. 3

Fig. 4

Fig. 5

Fig. 6

Fig. 7

Fig. 8

Fig. 9

Fig. 10

Brushcutter Attachment:

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ASSEMBLY, cont’d

Operating the Brushcutter:

• Operate the throttle trigger with your right hand and hold the barrier handle with your left

hand.

• Always keep a rm grip with both hands during operation.

• The brushcutter should be held at a comfortable position with the trigger handle about hip

height. Adjust the harness to suit.

• Maintain a rm footing in case the machine hits a solid object and kicks back.

• Do not use the brushcutter near fencing, posts, buildings or other immoveable objects -

use the line trimmer attachment.

• Best results are obtained if you cut from right to left in a broad sweeping action.

• If a hard object is hit, stop the machine and inspect for any damage straight away.

• Never attempt to sharpen the blade. It is reversible so should be turned over when blunt.

The blade must remain balanced. Always check for any damage before use and replace

a damaged blade immediately.

To avoid burns from the hot engine, never operate the unit with the bottom of the

engine above waist level or on the operator's left side.Always position the unit on the

user's right side.

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