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Craftsman Weed Wacker

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Operator’s Manual 2-Cycle WEEDWACKER: TRIMMER Model No. 316.791191 INCREDI-PULLAWU-4" * SAFETY * ASSEMBLY * OPERATION * MAINTENANCE * PARTS LIST * ESPANOL, P. 11 CAUTION: Before using this product, read this manual and follow all safety rules and operating instructions. Sears Brands Management Corporation, Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 U.S.A. Visit our website: www.craftsman.com ee een CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 WARNING PU! rN ‘THE ENGINE EXHAUST FROM THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS CHEMICALS. KNOWN TO THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO CAUSE CANCER, BIFTH DEFECTS OR OTHER REPRODUCTIVE HARM, ‘TABLE OF CONTENTS: Safety Rules 2 Wiaranty 4 know Your Unit 4 Assomby Instructions 4 Oil and Fue! information 5 Staning/Stopping Instructions 6 Operating Instructions 6 Maintenance and RepaIntrictions 7 Cleaning and Storage 2 Troubleshooting Chart ° Specifications io Parts List 22 Service Numbers SPARK ARRESTOR NOTE NOTE: For users on U.S. Forest Land andin the states of California, Maine, ‘Orogon and Washington. A U.S. Forest Land and tho stato of Calforna (Puble Resources Codes 4842 and 4443), Oregon and Washington require by low that certain internal combustion engines opeatod on forest brush andr ‘grass: covered arans bo equipped with a spark arose, maintained naffoctve {Working order, or the engine be constructed, equipped and maintsined for the Fyevention of tie. Cheek with your stae or local autorties for regulations Pertaining to these requirement, Faire to folow these roquvements could ‘Stoject you to abi ora fina. This unit i factory equipped with @ spark arrestor. It requires replacement, ask your LOCAL SERVICE DEALER fo instal the Accessory Part 4783-06182 Muflor Assembly. iBack Cover The purpose of saety symbols to avast your alletion To posable dango. The Safety symbols, and thar explanations, desarvo your cael attention and understaring, The staty wamings do nt by themsalves almnate any Saget, ‘The nections or warrings they lve are nol subettutes for proper Socket proventon measures, fSyMEOL [MEANING ‘SAFETY ALERT: inicatos danger, warning or cation. Attention ls required! in ord fo avons serious personal nj. ‘May be sed in conjunction with ther symbos or pltographs, DANGER: Fats to obey a safety warning wit esutin serous inary to yourself orto others. Always fll te safety precautions toreduica the sk offre elaine shock and Personal ry WARNING: Fale 10 obey a safety warning can sun jury fo yourself and others. Always follow the sae precautions tore th elo fre, elcte shook and persona iy. CAUTION: Failure to obey a safety warning may rut in properly damage or personal njry to youreat ort others, ‘Always follow the safety precautions to reduce the risk of fr, fect shack ans personal Iriry NOTE: Advises of information or natuctions Wal o tha operation or ‘maintenance ofthe equipment ‘This Unit Can Use a Plagcin Power Start or Power Bit Start Optional Accessory! base reer to the Plug-in Power Start or Power Bt Start ‘9parater's manual for proper use of these features. tems may be Sold Separately! Please refer to page ofthis manual for more Information about purchasing those accessories) Read the Operator's Manual and follow all warnings and safety Instructions. Fallre to do s0 ean result In serious Injury fo the operator ‘and/or bystanders. FOR QUESTIONS, CALL 1-800-4-MY-HOME® NoTE- [Allioformation ilustrations, and specifications inthis manual re based onthe latest procuct information avaiabie atthe ime of pining, We reserve the rig tomake changes at any time without notice. ‘+ IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS + READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE OPERATING GENERAL SAFETY + Read the instructions carefull. Be familiar withthe controls anc proper tise ofthe unit ‘+ Keep these instructions. Referto them often and use them to instruct Cther users. H loaning this unit fo others, alzo loan them these Instructions. + Do not operate this unit when tre, ill or under the influence of alcohol tugs or medication + Chichen and teens under the age of 15 must not use the unit, except teans guided by an acult + Use the right tool, Only use this to! fo its intended purpose. * Use the unt only in daylight or good artificial ight. vear safety classes or ogges that meet ANSI 267.1 standards and are marked as such. Wear oat/hearing protection whon operating ths un. Wear face oF dust mask fhe aparation is dusty. voar heawy long pants, boots, gloves and a longsleeve shirt. Do not wear loose clothing, jewelry, shot pants, sandals or go barefoot, Secure hair above shoulder vel + Inspect the unit before use. Replace damaged parts, Make sure all fasteners are in place and secure, Replace pars that are crackod, chipped or damaged in any wa) Do not operate the Unt with loose or ‘amaged parts + Al guards and safety attachments must be installed property belore ‘peating the unit + Use on}y manufacturers recommended replacement pats or accessories for ths un Use of any replacement pars or accessors purchased fevers may be hazardous, and wl vow the war¥rany, + Be aware of rk of Injury tothe head, hands and feet, + Clear the area of children, bystandors and pets; Keep them outside a 50: foot (15m radius, ata minimum, Even theh they are st ask rom thrown objects. Encourage bystanders to wear eye protection. If approached, stop the unit immediately. + Caretuly inspect the area before staring the unit. Remove all debris such as rocks, broken glass, nals, wra, sting and other objects which may Be thrown of become entangled inthe unit + Squseze the trots control and check tht it returns automatically tothe Iolo postion. Make all adjustments or repairs before using the unt. + Always stop the unit when operation is delayed or when walking from one focation to another + Always hold the unt with both hands when operating. Keep afm grip on btn handles oF gripe, + Do not force the unt I wil othe job better and Injury ata ate Yor which I was designed, + Do not overraach or use from unstable suraces such as ladders, tees, stoop slopes, rotops, etc. Always keep proper footing and balance + Do not operate the unit fastr than the speed nesded to do the ob. De hotrun the unt at high speed when nat in use, + Ifthe unt strikes or becomes entangled with a foreign abject, stop the Unit immeiatoly and check for damage. Do not operate betore reparing ‘damage. Do not operate the unit wth loose or damaged pats + Koop unit clean of vegetation and other materials that may clog, qum o bind moving pate, which may cause serious personal Injury and or damage to the uni + Keep hands, face, and fest away from all moving parts. Do not touch or try fo stop any moving parts while they are in motion. + Allow the unit to coo! before storing or transporting. Be sure to secure the Unit while transporting + Never douse or equi the unt with water oF any other quid. Keep handles dry, clean and fea from debris, Clean aftr each tse, see CGlaning and Storage instructions, + Store the unt na dry place, sacured or ata height to pravent Unauthorized use or damage. Keep out ofthe reac of cilien, ‘OIL AND FUEL SAFETY A WARNING: Gascine i ahi fammabie and its vapors can its less tkebhood of ‘explode ifignitad, Take the folowing precautions + Store fue only in containers spectcally designed and approved forthe storage of euch materia + Always stop the engine and allow it to cool betore filing the fel tank ‘Never remove the ful tank cap or ade fual when tha engine is hot. Never ‘porate the unit without the fuel eap securely in plac. Sesto en * Always mk oF ad uel ina clean, well-ventisted 0 ‘are no sparks oF flames. Do not sok. “+ Never operate the un ynthout the fuel eap securely n place, + Avoid creating a source of ignition for spied fue. Wipe up ary spied from the unt mmedistely before starting tre unt, Move the unt at east 230 feat (8-1 my rom te fling not sinoke, “+ Nover stan or run the unt nade fumes can be fatal, Opera ed room or buiding. Breathing ths unt ooly a welkventlated + Chek the unt for fue leaks. + Loosen the fuel tank cap slowly 0 reteve any pressure inthe tank ‘+ Never store the un with ulin the tan, inside a buling where tures may reach an agen flame (plot lights, ee or spark (anton, electncal + To duce fre hazard, replace a faulty muir an engine nel mir os from a td Up. + Avoid accidental staring. Be m the staring postion whenever pling the Starer rope. The operator and unt must be ina stable poston whi staring, Haves, excesowe grease or carbon jorarea where there «| rea and sta before starting the unt. Do ark arrestor Keep the ot fouch the engine, gear housing or muffler. These pars get extremely hot from operation, even ater te Ut Turned Of “+ Tum the engine o off and disconnect the spark plug for maintenance or TRIMMER SAFETY ‘+ The trimmer attachment shold must always be m place wile operating the unt. Do pot operate unt wthout Both tamming ines extended, and ‘the proper ine itaied. Do nat extend the ming ine Beyond the leogih ofthe sei ‘Agjust the D-nancle Be sure the tamer attachment sno staring the unt + Use ony 0.095 in 2.41 mm) replacement ine. Never use meta-rantorced line, we, chain or rope. These-can break of and become dangerous, projecties. Keep unt clean of vegetation and other matenals, They may become ged betiyenn the immer attachment ane shi + Keep hands. face, and feet away from a8! moving parts, Do nat touch ar try to stop the trmmer afachment whan rotates SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS at provides the best possible np tn contact with anything before + SAFETY & INTERNATIONAL SYMBOLS + Ths operator's manual describes safety and international symbo's and p Complete safety. sesembly operating and maintenance and repay format raph that may appear on ths product. Read the operator's manual fs [SYMEOL [MEANING [SYMEOL [MEANING ‘SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL Indieatas danger, warring or cauton. May be used ‘conjunction with thor symbols or pletograpas "THROWN OBJECTS AND ROTATING CUTTER GAN CAUSE SEVERE INJURY WARNING: smal objocts can be propated at high speed, causing iu Keop aay fom the rotating rotor TEAD OPERATOR'S MANUAL WARNING: Read the operator's manuals) and follow at vwammngs and safely msirdctons. Flue to do so can result in serous inuy to the operator and/or bystanders. KEEP BYSTANDERS AWAY WARNING: Koop ail pystander, espectally children and pts, at east $0 fost (15 m, from the operating area "WEAR EYE AND HEARING PROTECTION WARNING: Thrown objects and oud nase can cause severe eye injury ane! hearing loss, Wear eye protection tmecing ANSI 2874-1099 standards and gar protection when ‘operating this unt Use afl face shold when needes HOT SURFACE WARNING: Do not touch any metal engne components ‘The engine gets extremely Not ftom operation and may case sere pure. Allow the unt fo compaetesy Cool pret any mantenanoe o servicing, UNLEADED FUEL ‘Always use clean, resh unloaded fuel OH Refer to operator's manual forthe proper type of of PRIMER BULB DO NOT USE E55 FUEL IN THIS UNIT WARNING: Ithas been proven that fuel contaning greater ‘han 10% ethanol wal ukely damago ts engine and vad the warranty Push prmer bulb, tury and slow. 10 umes. “SHARP BLADE “ON/OFF STOP CONTROL (ON / START / RUN WARNING: sharp bisce on tammer attachment shield, To prevent senous injury do not touch the ine curing Bae, ‘ON/OFF STOP CONTROL OFF or STOP: o-(e'2/eer Prue ‘CRAFTSMAN 2 YEAR FULL WARRANTY FOR 2 YEARS from the date of purchase, ths product is warranted against any defects in material or workmanship. Defective product wil receive free repair or free replacement i repairs unavailable, For warranty coverage details to obtain repair or replacement, visit the web site: www,craftsman,com ‘This warranty covers ONLY defects in material and workmanship, Warranty coverage dove NOT includ “+ Expendable items that can wear out from normal use within the warranly period, such as cutting lin, titers or spark plugs ‘+ Product damage resulting from user attempts at product modification or repair or caused by product accessories, ‘+ Repairs necessary because of accident or falure to operate or maintain the product according to a suppled instructions. ‘+ Proventive maintenance, or repairs necessary dus fa improper fuel mixture, contaminated or stale ful This warranty s void if this producti ever used while providing commercial services orf rented to anther person, This warranty gives you speci aga rights, and you may also have other rights, which vary from state to state, ‘Sears Brands Management Corporation, Hoffman Estates, 60179 Ena is APPLICATIONS ‘Asa immer: Spark Plug + Cutting grass and tight weeds / + Edging sero + Decorative trimming around trees, fences, et. ther optional accessories may be used with this unt. Shaft Housing a ‘Convertibie™ a7 cone Cutting Heed Sed INSTALL CUTTING HEAD SHIELD INSTALL AND ADJUST THE D-HANDLE 1. Push the -handle down onto, Sh Grip Shalt Hous WARNING: To prevent serious personal injury, never operate oan " i. Place the cutting head shld ‘onto the guare mount bracket, making hax bolt hole inthe handle A ae shouldbe onthe lft ldo LON Uoe the otoving instructions te cting head shit on the uit nat ereeaaee ) instal, hol nthe hao an push Totten trough Bae the washer on Q the bot then scr the wing Minima 8 in ~ Ming hustonts the bom De rot 524m) + tighten unt making the \ re to align thehoies on the shield with Sutin, ry \. the onesin the guard mount M88 handle ajustrent ot 7 Washer Bracket (9 1) 3. Rotate the D-handl to place Fo. 2. Take the2 shield sorews and Setew each one int the shield unl tiger int. 8, Using an appropriate sory sve, tgton the scrove unt the shila fs emi n plac. Pot 5 the grip above the top athe Shaft housing, Places minimum of 6 inches ofthe shart grip. 44. Wile holeng the unitin the operating poston Fig. 1), move the D-hancls| tothe location that provide th best Tighten the wing nut uni the D-hancle is secure, (15.24 om fom the ene pecenanec ery (OPERATING THE CONVERTIBLE™ COUPLER SYSTEM WARNING: Geter ang any atachmort sd ana ondotand BDA | terres tat cae wiht atatmont Folow sto oraton contac wn ‘The Comveribie™ couple 5/S1am enables Ts se OT REGS pana BTCHETS Eager Cutwator Tuto Blower Brushoutter Pole Saw Hedge Trimmer INSTALLING THE TRIMMER ATTACHMENT OR OTHER ATTACHMENT: Crete nur (OIL AND FUEL MIXING INSTRUCTIONS. (Old andor impropery mixed fue are tha main reasons forthe unit not running propery Be Sure ta use fresh, clean unleaded tual Pott the instructions caretuly forthe proper tual’! mixture Definition of Biended Fuels WARNING: It as boon proven that fuel containing groter than] A 109% ethanol wal ikely damage this engine and void te warranty “Today's uals are often a blend of gasolne and oxygenates such as ethanol methano., or MBE (eter Alcohol-lendes tue apsoros water AC itl as 196 \Water inthe uot can make fue anctol saparato forms acids when store. \iten using aloohol blended fel use fresh us fee than 20 day’ ld), Using Blended Fuols WARNING To avoid serious personal jury and damage to th luni, shut the unit of before removing or Istaling attachment. Button i uly snapped int the primary hole, and thatthe knob fs securely tightened. A CGN song ea SS A NOTE: To make Instaling of Primary Hole removing the attachment Y ‘aie, place the union the ground or on a work bench 1. Turn kno® counterclockwise toloosen fi. 4 2, Whilefrmly holding the upper shaft \ Bttschmant, post t straight “Par et inte the Converibia™ Housing Couplar unt te lease Fis button snaps frm ito the primary nol i. 3 90 Edging Hote NOTE: Aligning th release Chenmer ny) a button sth th qulde recone wil elp| instalation Fg.) “Tur the knob clockwise to tighten 9.4). For decorative edging withthe ine Pend! mmr attachment or other attachment, lock tho reloase. Button of the attachment int the Fad 0" hole (Fig. 4) REMOVING THE TRIMMER ATTACHMENT OR OTHER ATTACHMENT 1. Turn the knob Convertbie™ counterclockwise to loosen “*Caupter 4 2, Prass and hold the release button (Fig. 3) 3. Whi fry holing the upper Shaft ous, pal the attachment staight out ofthe Convertbi™ coupser Fi. 2). ‘alabilty, pay strict attention Yo theo and fue! ming instructions fn the 2-eyets of container Using improperly mixed Tus! can Severely damage the engine. T ehooaing fo use a Blanded Tua, orf usa unavoidable, Talow recommended precautions: ‘Always use the fresh fuel mix explained in the operator's manual + Atvays agitate the fue mix before fusing the unit + Drain the tank and run the engine dy betore storing the unit Using Fuel Additives Itis recommended to use the manufacturers 2-cyole ol wth this unit, Unavatable, use a good 2-cycls ol designed for ar-cooled engines along ‘wih a fuel agave, such a8 STA-BIL® Gas Stabilze or an equvatert. Ad (08 02. 23 ml) of tual adative por gallon of fel accorang to the instructions ‘onthe container. NEVER add fuel aaetves Grecty To the Uns Wel tank Mixing The Fuel 0 ‘CAUTION: For proper engine operation and maximum Thoroughly mix the proper ratio of = peers ESOS [FNS Ne gay —— WON RATE a Local regulations WARNING: Guscine i exremay fammabia- ignited apers BA) recess Breese ecto an owt cal etre Tithe tel tank ol smoke une ing th tank. Keep Sark and open ames ata Gstanc rome ave FUELING THE UNIT prey, Never operas the unit witout the fis cap secur n place, WARNING: iio tut in a clean wel ventated outdoor area, Wipe up any spBed fuel mmedlately. Avoid crating a source of gnton fr Spi fuel: Do not start the enghe unt fel vapors dspate A WARNING: Remove fuel cap sow) to avoid jay From fst 1. Turmunitonits side, wit the tol cap facing up, and remove the ful cap, 2. Place the gas containers spout int the fill ole on the ful tank an i the tank (F198 NOTE: Do not ovefilthe tank 3, Wape up any gasoline that may have spe, Reinstall he ful cap 5. Move the unit a east 20 f (@.t'm) from the feng Source and site Belors| Starting the engine Fig.6 eas canted A WARNING: Oporto tis ait onyina wat vetiated outdoor rea A Carbon monoxide exhaust fumes can be lethal ina confined area WARNING: Avoid acoldontal starting, Make sue to be Inthe starting poston whon pllng the tartar rope Fig. 10, To avoid serous iy the operator ana unt mis ben stabs potion whe starting NOTE: Thisunit uses the incced Pul™ starting system, which signteanty reluces the effort required to star the engine [STARTING INSTRUCTIONS 1. Mix.gas with ol. See O¥ anc Fuel Mixing Instructions 2. the tual tan wth the fsbo mixture NOTE: There ls no need to tun the unit on, The OOF CConirt fla the ON (1) poston at nes (Fg. 7. 3. Full press and rloaso the primer bulb 10 Umes, sonny ome amount of us shoul Devisibie nto prner bub and fuel nes (i. 8). st an not be eee in the Bl, ress and release the bub as Fay times ast takes unt fst ean be seen n't 4. Flip the choke lever clockwise Unt licks (B. 9), 5. Grouch nthe starting postion (Fig. 9) Donot squeeze the thle Pull te starter rope with a controled motion unt the unt stars 6. Watland alo the unite for B= 1 cecends tho unt stops runing dung ins tine, squesze tha trots can an pl the Sartor rope in a controled motion unt he nt stats 7. Squeeze andhald the throtle ‘onto for 30 4060 second ‘le tho unit to warm up WF. The engine doss not start, ‘go back to step 3 NOTE: I the unt shot and fats to slat vain pls of the starter rope, squceze the trot cont ana paltha stator rope unt fount stars, ‘STOPPING INSTRUCTIONS. 1. Release the throttle contrat and allow the engine 10 coo! down By ing 2. Prass and hold the OvOrt Control inthe OFF (0) positon unl the engine Eomes to a complete stop (a7. aS ea Gramsci HOW TO START THE UNIT USING THE PLUG-IN POWER START OR. POWER BIT START ACCESSORY NOTE- This unit can uso a Plug-in Powor Start or Powor Bit Start ‘optional accessory! Phoatorofer tothe Plug-In Power Stator Power Bit Start operator's ‘maria! for preper Use ofthis feature ems may be Sold Soparatoy! Pleaoe rt to page & of tis manial bout purchasing thee acessories) STARTING INSTRUCTIONS 4. Mix gas wih of, See OF and Fuel Mixing irstrctons. 2._Filthe fuel tank with the fueoi mixture NOTE: There I ne need to tun th unit on, The OrvOMt Controls in the ON (1) postion at all times Fig. 7). — Trotte staring 6 aE ect Full press and release the primer bub 10 tes, slowly. Some amount of fuel shouldbe visto nthe primer bulb an Tue nes (Fg 8) Tus an not inthe bul, press and release the bub as many tes a9 takes Can be seen inf 1oke lever clockwise unl it clicks (Fg. 9) 5. Grouch nthe starting postion (Fig. 10) Do not squeeze the tattle. Place the Plug-In Power Start or Power Bit Start into tho back ofthe Un Felaro the Operation section of tha Plug-In Powar Start of Power Bit Start operator's manval Press and hold the ON () button ofthe Plugin Power Stator Power Bit Start equipped alin itervas ro longer than 4 seconds each untl the tnt starts 7. Walt and allow the unt tole for 5-10 seconds. the unt stops runing ‘hiring tis ime, squseze the hate conto, then ese and oka the ON button of the Plugin Power Start or Power Bt Slat equipped ln intrvae no longer than 4 seconds each und he unt starts, 13. Remove the Plugln Power Start or cil rom the unit 9. Squeeze an hold the thotle contr! for 20 to 60 second to allow the Unit fo ware up. ‘The engine does not start, go back ta step 3. IF. The engine tas to start after a few attempts, squeeze the thetic conto then press and hold the Plugln Power Stator cil ON () button in intervals no longer than 4 seconds each untl the uni stat, STOPPING INSTRUCTIONS 1. Release the throttle contrat and allow the engine to cool down by ing. 2. Press and hold the OOH Control inthe OFF (0) poston until the fengine comes to a complete stop (Fg. 7). Eee) HOLDING THE UNIT A Before operating the unit, stand in the operating postion (Fig. 11 Cheek forthe following: + Th operator is woaring eye protection and proper clothing ‘Wi a sightly-beot ght a, the operator's hands noleing the shaft rip + The operator’ tet arm is straight, the et hand holding the Behance The unit f at waist evel ‘The cutting hea is paral to the ground and easly contacts the grass without ADJUSTING TRIMMING LINE LENGTH A ‘Tho Bump Hoad™ cutting head Allows the release of timing ine ‘without stopping the angina. To. release more ne ght tap the ting head on the ground (ig. {2} whe operating the unit at Righ speed NOTE: Away’ keep the timing line fay extended. ine release becomes mers Scat when the cuting line get shorter Each ime the head is bumped. about 1 inch (25.4 mm} of trmming ine releases, A blade inthe cuting head ‘hiotd wil ut tho tne fo the proper langth itary axcoss in is reloaso. For best results, tap the bump kneb on hare ground oc hard sol. It attempting a line reas in tal gras, the engine may stal NOTE: Do ot est the Bump Head on the ground while the units running, Some tne breakage will occur trom: + Entanglomont with foreign matter + Normal ine fatigue WARNING: Aways wear aye, hearing foot ana body protection tareduce hers of injury when operating tia Unk 1 need to bend over WARNING: Do not remove or ater the ine outing bade ‘assembly. Excessive ine ongth wil cause premature engine failure and/or unit damage. ig 12 Coenen) ‘+ Attempting to cut thick, stalky woeds| + Forcing the tne into objects such as wals or fence posts HPS FOR BEST TRIMMING RESULTS + Koop tho cutting head paral tothe ground, + Do not force the cutting head. ABow the tip of the line to do the cuting, ‘especially along walls. Cutting with more than the tp wilreduce cutting ‘efficiency and may oveioad the engine ‘+ Cut grass over 8 inches (200 men By working from top to bottom in small increments to avold premature ine wear or engine cag ‘+ Cut tom right o loft whenever possible. Cutting to the fet improves the Unit's cting efficiency: Cippings are thrown away from the operator. + Slowly move the untinte and out of the cutting area atthe desired height. Move ether n a forwara backward or side-to-side motion, Gung shorter lengths produces the best results ‘Trim only when grass and weeds ave ary. + The ife ofthe cutting tine fs dependent upon: “+ Following the trimming techniques. ‘+ What vegetation is being cut ‘+ Whore vegetation is cut For example, the ine wil wear {ator when tamming agarnst a ‘eundation wall as opposed to. A trimming around a Wee oh DECORATIVE TRIMMING Sa Deceratve timing is = Sccorplched by roving al wu 320" ‘egetaton around tees, post, tonves, te = Rotate the hola unt so that he outing Read fs at @ 30" angle fo the ground (Fi. 1). Menuet Geni cucu MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE Perform these required maintenance procedures a the frequency state in the table, Those procedures should also be a par of any seasonal Tune-Up. NOTE: Some maintenance procedures may rule special a0 or skills. For thes typos of reps cll -800-4-MY-HOME® for more information. NOTE: Picasa read the Calfomia/ EPA statement that came with tha unt fora complete listing of terms and coverage forthe emissions control davies, such as the spark araster mule, carburetor, etc NOTE: Picasa road the Califomia/EPA statement that came with the unit fora complete listing af terms and coverage or ine emissions contvol devices, such as the spark arrestor, mule, carburetor, etc. [FREQUENCY [MAINTENANCE REQUIRED [see Every 10 hows (Clean and -ol alr ior on Every 25 hows [Check spark plug conation and gap__[p.10 LINE INSTALLATION ‘WARNING: Naver use metat-ranforced ine, wre, chain or rape. These can break off and become dangerous projcties This section covers both SpliLine® and standard single lin installation Alas use orginal equipment ‘andacturer 0.095 in. (241 mm) Feplacement tne. Line otter than {he spectid may make the engine everneat oF fal ‘There are two methods to replace the trimming line + Wind the inner ree with new ine + Install a prewound inner rel Removing the Exiting Inner Re! 1. Hold the outer spool with one hand and unsere tha bum a knob counterclockwise (Fig. 14). Inspect the bot inside the bump knob tormake sure it moves freely. Replace the bump knob if damaged, 2. Remove te inner ea rom the outer spool Fig 15) Remove spring trom the inner ral Fig 1) 44. Use a clean cloth to clean the iner reel, spring, shaft, and inner surface ‘of the outer spot 7 Cte urct enc ere cs ~~ 5, Check the ndexing teeth on {he nor eet and tor spool forwaar fig, 10). recess, remove burs or replace th est and spool NOTE: Always use the comect tins nat non instaling tmming tne ‘nth unl Thene may fot release prope the ne st ong. ‘Single Lin instalation Go To Step 3 for Spitine® Inston 6. Take approximately 20 fet (6 mmyofrew imming ine, oop int two equal enh ingot eneh ond of te le through one ofthe two haks inte nor ea (17) Pal tha in through sinner rok 5 thatthe op sas Smal possbe Wind te ines in vg ven lajors ona the ea Fi. 18) Wind the nen he crection indeated on th inner. Place an index fingor Betion toto esto to peer Renews go YR De rotoveraptreensesi, — //0 fekerharbaioae te 7/76 ‘plitLine® Installation 8. Toke approximately 10 fet 3 mj ot new trimming ine. Insert Done eng ofthe ne trough tne ofthe to Noles in the inner reel Fig. 19) Pul the Tne trough the inner ree unl fly about # inches set out Insert the end ofthe tne into the open hots inthe inne reel and pull the line ght to make the loop as small as possible (Fig. 13 Before winding, spit the tne back about 6 inches, 11, Win the tne in tight even layers in he direction inefeatad on the inner roe NOTE: Fair to wind the ne hn the cect iieted va ‘cause the cufing ha to ‘operate incorecty Insert the spit ends ofthe Tne into tne wo holding slots (Fa. 20). Inert ose the splt ends ofthe line through ar into the fyslets Inthe outer spool and place Inner reel with spring frst the outer spool Fg. 21), Push the innor rel anc Cuter spool together, NOTE: The spring must be assembled on the inner feel before reassembling the cutting ead. ‘While ong the inner roel and outer sp00), grasp the Spit ends ana pl frm Felsase the in trom tha folding sits inthe spool Hola the inner rel in place and instal the bump knob by turning clockwise, Tighten securely, INSTALLING A PREWOUND REEL 1. Hold the cuter spool with one hand ard unscrew the bump kab a ( 10, Fig 13 1. 13. 14 Rs uect enc trerenes ‘counterclckwies (Fa. 14) Inspect the bot Inside the bump knob to make sure it moves tee. Replace the bump knob i damaged 2. Remove the old inner rel rom the outer spool (Fig. 15) 3. Remove the spring from the old inner eo! Fig. 18). 4. Place the spring in the new Tenor oa NOTE: The spring must be assembled on the anor Feal bofore reassembling the cutting head. 5. Insert or sie the ends of the tne through o into the eyelets inthe outer spool Fig, 21 6, Place the new inner oa sie the outer spool. Push the inner reel and (tle spool together While holding the ner rel and outer spo, rasp the fds and pul mf release the Ino om the hokng slots nthe spool 7. Hold the inner ee in place and install the bump kno by turning clocks. Tighten securely. AIR FILTER MAINTENANCE A allure to maintain the after property can resut in poor performance of ccan cause permanent damage to the angie, 1. Open the air fiter cover by pressing the lock fan and paling out on the a itor over Fig 2), 2. Remove the a iter Fg. 22), 3. Wash the fiterin detergent and water ine th fer thoroughiy and alow it to dry 4. Apply enough clean SAE 30 ‘ator ai fo ightly coat the fier, 5. Squseze the fter to spread and emove excess oi 66. _ Replace the arfter into the base plate (Fig. 22) NOTE: Operating the unit without the after WILL VOID the warranty 7. Reinstall the after cover Position the two small abs on the ar iter ‘over inte tho two slots in the base plate and press the a iter cover ‘down, making sure to align the lock tab with the lock tab slot, untit Snaps into place (ig. 22) IDLE SPEED ADJUSTMENT ‘Tho lle speed of the engine Is adjustable. An idle adjustment screw Is between the a filer cover and the engine starter housing (9.17). NOTE: Careless adjustments can serously damage the unt. An authorized service dealer should make carburetor adjustments, 1, after hacking the tuo! mbure and cleaning te ae iter, the engine sti willaot le, aust the ile speed serew as Tole: 1. Start the engine and run for ‘ne minute fo warm Up. Rafer To Starting’Stopping Instructions. Eyelets Fiaat WARNINGS fo avoid serious personal nya, aways tum the unto] and allow to ooo bore cleaning or malaring i. Air Fitor Fig. 22 slop, inser small prlips ‘Ssrovdrer ito thee aglustment screw 9. 17). Sur ta ee spond seu clockwise 1/8 of aturn ata time ts needed) unt the ‘engine ies smcothy 3, Ifthe engine appears to be idling too fas, tun the idle speed screw counterclockwise 1/8 of turn ata Time (as needed) to reduce ile speed. ‘Checking the fuel mixture, cleaning the ar itor and adjusting the ldle speed ‘Should solve most engine problems. I not and al ofthe folowing are true + the engine will not ile + the engine hesitates or stalls on acceleration + there i aloss of engine power Have the carburetor adjusted by an authorized service dealer. Fig. 23, Renu menue REPLACING THE SPARK PLUG. Use a Champion ROJT,!or a replacement part ¥753-0619 spark plug (or equiva 1. Stop the engine and allow it to cool. Grasp the plug boot frmiy and pul ittrom the spark plug. 2. Glean around the spark plug. Remove the spark phig fam the cylinder head by turning a 5/6-nch socket counterclockiise [Al WARNING: Do not sand bist, scrape or clean spark pg electrodes. Grit in the engin could damage he eying 3. Replace a cracked, fouled or diy sparc plug. Set the alr ‘599 at 0,025 In: (0.638 mm) Using a feser gauge (Fa 25). 4. Install a coreety-gapped spark plug inthe eylier hheag. Tighten by turning the S?e-inch socket clockwise tnt snug. using a torque wrench, forge to 110-120 inelb. (123-135, Nem). Do not over-tighten. 15. Reatlach the plug Boot CLEANING (Use a smal brush to clan of the ouside of the unit.Do not use rong

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