Solo USA 129HS User's Manual
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1. Specification 9 Specification Engine type SOLO single cylinder two stroke engine Engine capacity cm 29 Bore stroke mm 35 30 Engine power kW at rpm 1 0 7500 Max permissible speed rpm 9000 no load with cutter Medium idling speed rpm 2800 Fuel tank capacity 0 5 Fuel mix ratio with SOLO 2T engine oil 1 50 296 with other two stroke oils 1 25 496 Carburettor All position diaphragm carburettor with primer and integrated fuel pump Air filter Foam filter Ignition Electronically controlled magneto ignition maintenance free Total cutting blade length Effective cutting length mm 560 536 Number of individual cutters top lower blade 36 36 Distance between individual cutters mm 30 Blade stroke mm 15 Blade sharpening angle 45 Gear reduction 1 4 Total adjustable angle 135 upward in the direction of the loop 90 45 handle downward Weighted effective acceleration ISO 7916 Handle r h side handle I h side m s 3 2 5 0 Sound pressure level LP EN 27917 dB A 90 Sound power level Ly to EN ISO 3744 actual guaranteed 9596 dB A 106 110 Dimensions mm Height 220 Width 230 Length 1690 Weight kg 6 2 ready to operate tank empty ENGLISH 16 Accessories Parts subject to wear and tear Guarantee 10 Accessories Accessories Part no SOLO 2T engine oil 100 ml 00 83 103 SOLO 2T engine oil 11 00 832. 5 4 Engine will not start If the engine failsto start after several attempts check whether all adjustments described above have been correctly carried out particularly that the stop switch is not in the STOP position Try starting once again The combustion chamber will be flooded if the engine still failsto start In that case we recommend you proceed asfollows e Remove the spark plug cover e Pull the spark plug cap off the spark plug e Remove the spark plug and dry fuel mixture from the electrodes e Move the throttle lever up to full throttle Pull the starter handle several times with removed spark plug to clear the combustion chamber e Move the throttle lever down to idling position refit the spark plug the plug cap and the plug cover Start the engine with the choke lever up 1 and the stop switch in the Start position 5 5 Turning off the engine Release the throttle and push the stop switch to STOP Important Due to the centrifugal clutch the cutter will run on for a short time even if you release the throttle Ensure the cutter has come to a full standstill before storing the machine Emergency stop Should the engine due to a faulty stop switch fail to stop it can also be stopped by closing the choke choke lever in position FJ After such an event do not restart the engine but have the equipment checked by an authorised service shop ENGLISH 9 Adjusting the handle and mitr
3. jen e spark plug cover 26 together at the top and bottom and move it away fromthe engine casing by pushing it back e Disconnec the spark plug cap e Unscrew the spark plug and dry the electrodes The spark plug should be replaced after 100 hours of operation or if the electrodes are badly worn Do not turn the engine over while the spark plug has been removed or the spark plug cap has been ENGLISH 13 Operating and maintenance instructions disconnected from the high tension ignition cable A spark may cause a fire Spark plugs with resistor thermal value 200 are available in different brands under the following description BOSCH WS6F CHAM PION RCJ 6Y or comparable The correct electrode gap is 0 5 mm Only use spark plugs where the contact nut has been firmly fitted Loose connectors may produce sparks which can cause a fire e Insert the spark plug into the cylinder head and tighten it e Push the spark plug cap firmly over the spark plug e Fixthe spark plug cover with the side tabs to the corresponding grooves on the engine casing and snap them into place on the engine casing Before restarting the engine check the high tension ignition cable for any damage to its insulation and ensure the cable is connected securely to the plug cap 8 6 Information about the silencer Ensure the silencer is in perfect condition before operating the machine Never touch the silencer whi
4. object If necessary position something under the shaft a little in front of the mitre gear During starting never stand or kneel on the shaft tube otherwise the shaft or the tube might be damaged Take up a safe position securely hold the machine and ensure that the cutter does not touch any objects or the ground If the engine is cold With the choke lever down pull the starter cord several times in a straight line until you can hear the engine firing Immediately afterwards move the choke lever up Continue starting until the engine turns over If the engine is warm With the choke lever up start until the engine turnsover The following instructions are aimed at increasing the service life of the starter rope and of the starter mechanism e Pull the starter cord out until you can feel a definite resistance then pull it through quickly and firmly e Always pull the rope out in a straight line do not let the rope drag acrossthe edge of the rope eyelet e Do not pull rope all the way out risk of the rope breaking e Always manually guide the rope back into its start position with your hand on the starter grip do not let it retract on its own A specialist can replace a damaged starter rope Once the engine runs briefly pull the throttle back to release the half throttle detent Release the throttle lever again to allow the engine to run at idle speed Now you can commence working
5. 104 SOLO 2T engine oil In a metering bottle 11 00 83 105 SOLO Universal Reiniger 500 ml 00 83 116 SOLO maintenance and treatment oil spray can 300 ml 00 83 163 SOLO gear grease for hedge trimmer 00 83 190 Grease gun 00 80 432 Gloves SOLO Fit 99 390 1200 SOLO leather forest boots 99 305 00 size 36 48 SOLO protective helmet with 99 390 1100 face and ear protection SOLO forest and countryside 99 303 000 work jacket EN 340 size 2 s 6 xxl SOLO Outdoor Knee breeches 99 020 95 size SOLO Outdoor dungarees 99 020 94 size 11 Parts subject to wear and tear Various parts are subject to application specific or normal wear and must be replaced in good time when required The following parts are subject to normal wear and are not covered by the manufacturer s guarantee e Air filter e Fuel filter e All rubber parts which come into contact with fuel e Clutch e Spark plug e Starter e Cutting tools 12 Guarantee The manufacturer guarantees trouble free quality and will cover the cost of replacing parts which are found to be faulty in material or workmanship within the prescribed guarantee period after the date of purchase Please note that specific guarantee conditions may vary from country to country If in doubt ask your equipment vendor He is responsible for guarantee matters We hope you will understand that we cannot be liable for damage resulting from the following causes e Non compliance with t
6. attention to safety when working on slopes Before commencing work check the working area for stones broken glass nails wire or other solid objects and remove such debristo prevent them being picked up and thrown out by the cutters Always hold this power tool firmly in both hands and ensure your safe and solid foothold Keep all body parts away from the blades Always cut away from your body Always cut in an efficient and correct manner see chapter 7 2 Correct operation of your blade hedge trimmer Never touch the ground with your running hedge trimmer Never use the hedge trimmer to lift away or move pieces of wood or similar materials Only usethe device with sharp and undamaged blades and avoid damaging the blade on foreign objects e Switch the engine off if the device behaves in any way unusually e Due to the centrifugal dutch the cutters will run on for a short time even if you release the throttle Ensure the cutter has come to a full stop before storing the machine e Alwaysstop the engine before any contact with the cutter even when clearing a blockage or if cutters have become jammed wait until the cutter has stopped and remove the spark plug cap Never touch the exhaust or the silencer as long as they are still hot there is a risk of burns e Never work with a defective or missing silencer There is a hazard of hearing damage and burning First Aid A first aid box should always be available on site Immediate
7. Instruction manual Blade hedge trimmer 9 129 101 english 01 2006 Preface Dear Customer Congratulations for choosing this SOLO quality product The SOLO blade hedge trimmer 129HS isa particularly ergonomically designed power tool with a modern high performance engine This trimmer offers you a professional easy to maintain layout The proven technology used in the Nikasil coated vertical cylinder 2 cyde engine guarantees high performance and low fuel consumption The Primer start system and the comfortable easy start system ensure particularly good starting characteristics The shaft has been insulated against vibration using a spedial system and the multifunctional handle with throttle safety catch half throttle catch and stop switch ensure operator comfort and fatigue free operation with this power tool Prior to operating the unit please read the owner s manual carefully and most importantly observe all safety rules Observe the maintenance guidelines dosely to ensure the long service life of your equipment Your dealer will be glad to assist you with any questions Packaging The packing materials used to protect the unit against damage during transportation are cartons made from pulp which can be re used or recyded ENGLISH 2 Symbols The following symbols are used in this manual and on the product Always handle this power tool with particular care Thoroughly read these operating inst
8. January 2006 SOLO Kleinmotoren GmbH l Safety regulations c Eccc db acia Ex epa vga uH oH dau RR cud hu a IEEE ERR 4 11 General safety instructions 4 12 Working clothes 4 13 Fuelling 5 14 When transporting the equipment 5 15 Maintenance and repairs 5 1 6 Preparing the equipment for starting 5 17 Starting 5 18 Working with the machine 6 2 Standard delivery se S 7 3 Control function elements anne ii 7 4 U ire 8 4 1 Fuel information 8 4 2 Mixing ratio 8 4 3 Fuelling 8 5 Starting Stopping theenginez 2 s euren 8 5 1 Half throttle start position 8 5 2 Choke and primer 8 5 3 Starting 9 5 4 Engine will not start 9 5 5 Turning off the engine 9 6 Adjusting the handle and mitre gear sans EEE 10 7 Using your blade cas e concu E Enc NNI xE LEN qu EE coe nennen beken 10 7 1 Scope of Application 10 7 2 Correct operation of your blade hedge trimmer 10 7 3 Decorative cutting 11 8 Operating and maintenance instru Cti ONS zen aaa 12 8 1 Blade 12 8 2 Gear lubrication 12 8 3 AirFilter Maintenance 12 8 4 Carburettor adjustment 13 8 5 Information about the spark plug 13 8 6 Information about the silencer 14 8 7 Replacing the fuel filter 14 8 8 Shutdown and storage 14 8 9 Scheduled maintenance 15 Or SPECHICAEION 16 10 Accesso AIT C T LL 17 11 Parte subject to we
9. ar and tear ana nern 17 e 17 ENGLISH 3 Safety regulations 1 Safety regulations 1 1 General safety instructions Read the operating instructions carefully before placing in service and keep them in a safe place AN Use this power tool with particular caution Non observance of safety instructions can lead to a risk to life Also observe any regulations from your professional body These operating instructions must always be available at the place of work All individuals instructed to work with the equipment including maintenance care and repair should read these instructions e When operating in highly flammable vegetation and in areas affected by drought keep a fire extinguisher handy risk of fire e You should request and receive instructions from the vendor on the safe operation if you are using this type of product for the first time e This machine may only be used within the prescribed scope of application as stated in section 7 1 Scope of Application e Children and young people under 18 years may not work with this power tool with the exception of young people over 16 years of age who are being trained under supervision e The power tool can be operated easily even on start up by one person Keep bystanders and animals away from the working area Maintain a minimum distance of 5 m When working near thickets be aware that children and animals may be hidden there Immediately stop th
10. dles must be tightly secured and in perfect working order e Ensure the spark plug cap and the ignition cable are connected firmly A loose connection may cause a spark which can ignite any existing fuel air mixture fire hazard Should the check reveal any irregularities or recognisable damage also to the frame incorrect adjustments or reduced efficiency of the machine do not commence work Take the power tool to a specialised workshop and have it checked 1 7 Starting e Start the machine no less than 3 metres from the refuelling location Never start the machine in an enclosed space e Ensure that you are standing firmly on the ground when starting Always start on even ground with a firm grip on the power tool e Continue with the starting procedure as described in section 5 Starting Stopping the engine e Check the idle speed setting after starting The cutter must not move at idle speed ENGLISH 5 Safety regulations 1 8 Working with the machine e Environmental protection Avoid excessive noise and exhaust fumes when operating this power tool and never run the engine unnecessarily Ensure compliance with any local noise regulations Ensure compliance with any local regulations concerning the cutting of hedges or periods where such work is prohibited Before commencing such work ensure that no birds are nesting in your hedges If you do discover nesting birds postpone the work or avoid this area when trimming you
11. e gear Using your blade hedge trimmer 6 Adjusting the handle and mitre gear Always turn off the engine before any installation or adjustment place the stop switch in position Stop and if necessary wait until the blade has stopped The loop handle can be adjusted forward by approx 25mm if required for balance For special applications such asfor trimming edges the loop handle can be moved 90 degrees To lock the loop handle in place simply tighten knurled nut by hand and secure with lock lever 25 Please note Before commencing work check that the loop handle has been safely secured using the quick acting lock The desired cutting blade angle can be attained by releasing the cutting edge angle straining screw 6 Always set the desired angle via the pivoting lever 7 Never touch the blades when setting the cutting blade angle Tighten the cutting edge angle straining screw 6 Total adjustable angle 135 upward in direction of the loop handle max 90 downward max 45 ENGLISH 10 7 Using your blade hedge trimmer 7 1 Scope of Application The blade hedge trimmer must only be used to trim hedges shrubs and bushes Never use the hedge trimmer for any other purpose The maximum thickness of twigs and branches which can be cut by this hedge trimmer depends on the type of wood its age its moisture content and density Thicker twigs and branches can be trimmed to the required length wit
12. e machine and the cutter if any person or animal comes close to the working area The operator is responsible for any accidents or damage caused to parties or property e This machine may only be passed on or lent to third parties if they are familiar with the safe use of this product and with these instructions Always supply the manual with the machine e Ensure you are rested and in good health when using this machine e Persons under the influence of alcohol or drugs induding prescription drugs are not allowed to use this machine as their ability to quickly react to potential danger may be impaired e Never alter change or modify any safety equipment or functional assemblies on this machine e Only use this machine if it is in good safe condition Always check the machine prior to use Risk of accident e Only use those accessories and attachments that have been supplied by the manufacturer and that are expressly approved for attachment e Thereliability and safe operation of your machine depend on the quality of parts used with the machine Only use original spare parts Original spare parts are identical with genuine production parts and guarantee best quality in material dimensions function and safety Original parts and accessories are available from your specialist dealer Your dealer has been supplied with appropriate documentation to determine the correct parts Your dealer isfrequently supplied with updates about improvements to the eq
13. efore opening the air filter close the choke to prevent dirt entering the carburettor Turn air filter lid 22 clockwise viewed onto the air filter lid and remove the lid Remove foam filter 27 fromthe lid and clean the area around the filter Clean the foam filter daily if the equipment is used all day Clean more frequently if you are working under very dusty conditions Simply knocking the filter casing or blowing dust from the filter bowl are the best methods of daily maintenance Immediately replace the foam filter if it Shows any sign of damage Engine failure due to incorrect maintenance and care are exduded from our warranty Insert the new or cleaned foam filter into the air filter lid Position the lid onto the filter casing guided by the guide spigot and lock into place with an anti dockwise rotation Never insert moist or wet foam filters 8 4 Carburettor adjustment The carburettor has been adjusted optimally at the factory Subject to the operational altitude mountains or low lying areas the carburettor may require readjustment If the idle speed is correctly adjusted the engine should run without moving the blade Slight adjustments of the idle throttle into the average idle speed given in the specification can be made via the idle stop screw by following the instructions below the use of a tachometer is recommended The air filter must be clean to ensure correct idle speed adjustment Let
14. every 6 weeks from May onwards ENGLISH 11 Operating and maintenance instructions 8 Operating and maintenance instructions The maintenance and the repair of modern machines as well as their safety relevant assemblies require qualified specialised training and a workshop equipped with special tools and test equipment Consequently the manufacturer recommends that all tasks not described in these operating instructions be carried out by a specialised workshop That specialist has the required training experience and equipment at his disposal to provide you with the most cost effective solution for such work He will provide additional help in word and deed After a running in time of app 5 hours all accessible screws and nuts except the carburettor adjusting screws must be checked for tightness and they must be retightened if required 8 1 Blade Before hedge trimming and after deaning treat the dean blade with maintenance and treatment oil We recommend the Solo maintenance and treatment oil Part no 00 83 163 To clean the blade after hedge trimming we recommend the use of SOLO Universal Reiniger Cleaner Part no 00 83 116 After a short period of soaking in the ingrained remains of cuttingson the blade are soft and solvent They can then be removed easily with a doth Check the blade at regular intervals and when cutters operate unusually or if the blades are jammed For this the engine must be s
15. h pruning shears before cutting with the hedge trimmer 7 2 Correct operation of your blade hedge trimmer Observe all safety regulations when using this power tool Always hold the blade hedge trimmer carefully with both hands and firmly grip the handle with your thumbs Utilise the shoulder strap Hold the rear handle with your right hand and the front handle Loop with your left hand Approach the hedge with the power tool in the idle setting and pressthe throttle before using the cutter Never raise the engine speed without load Always commence trimming with the cutters moving Do not stab into the hedge with the tip of the cutter Never operate in the slipping range of the clutch Damage through overload or overheating is exduded from our warranty Take particular care when working near wire fences and never touch the wire with the cutter Switch off the engine immediately the tool behaves in an unusual way or if cuttings have become entangled in the blade Wait until the blade has stopped When the engine is switched off remove the entangled cuttings undergrowth etc Before starting up the tool again check the entire power tool for safety Using your blade hedge trimmer Trimming procedures Cut the hedge in several stages if the hedge needs to be cut back a great deal Between the passes cut back thicker branches and twigs with pruning shears neiden Mi 1 4 ERSEL veg 39 Cutting the top of t
16. he hedge Holding the shears at an angle max 10 at the top of the hedge cut the hedge acrossto the opposite edge to allow the cuttings to fall to the floor Recommended position of the angular gearbox up to 45 angle to the hedge Cutting the side of the hedge Move the shears forwards and backwards vertically to cut in arched movements slowly advancing across the hedge Recommended position of the loop handle turned 90 into the higher cut direction To prevent the need for usersto position themselves immediately next to the hedge we recommend the setting of the angular gearbox at a slight angle 7 3 Decorative cutting The trapezoidal cutting pattern shown prevents the lower hedge area from loosing itsfoliage due to lack of light Fig 12 Firstly cut the hedge to the desired height Cuttings can be freed from the hedge by a slight pendulum action To achieve a straight cut a taut piece of string is positioned in the hedge at cutting height Fig 13 Cut the hedge from below upwards into a trapezoidal shape to 1 m height narrowed at the top by approximately 10 cm This prevents cuttings falling onto that part of the hedge that has not yet been cut which may disrupt further cutting Slightly bevel the top edge of the hedge then cut back the bottom of the hedge near the ground The correct time for cutting hedges is Leaves June and October Needles April and August Fast growing hedges approx
17. he operating instructions e Neglecting essential maintenance and repair work e Damage caused by incorrect carburettor adjustment e Wear in normal use e Obvious overload by continuously exceeding the maximum performance limit of the product e Using non authorised tools e Use of force incorrect treatment misuse and accidents e Damage from excessive heat due to dirt build up around the cooling fan housing e Attempted adjustments and repairs by unqualified persons e Use of unsuitable spare parts or third party parts if these are the cause of the defect e Use of unsuitable or stale fuel e Damage caused by using the product in the hire or rental industry Normal deaning adjustments or maintenance work fall outside the guarantee provisions A service centre authorised by the manufacturer must carry out all guarantee work In the best interest of continued technological progress we reserve the right to change the design and configuration of any product without prior notice For that reason no daims can be accepted with reference to text and illustrations in this manual ENGLISH 17 SOLO Postfach 60 01 52 D 71050 Sindelfingen Tel 07031 301 0 Fax 07031 130 info solo germany com SOLO P O Box 60 01 52 D 71050 Sindelfingen Germany Phone 49 7031 301 0 Fax 49 7031 149 export solo germany com Made in Germany
18. hen transporting the machine Never carry or transport this maschine with the engine running Always ensure that the blade is secured before transporting the tool over longer distances To prevent fuel running out and associated damages secure the equipment against tipping over during vehide transportation Check the tank for leaks It is advisable to drain the tank before transportation e Drain the tank before despatching the equipment 1 5 Maintenance and repairs Regularly service this machine Only carry out those maintenance jobs and repairs which are described in this manual A specialised service centre will carry our all other jobs e Do not maintain repair or store the machine near an open flame e Before cleaning maintenance and repair work always stop the engine first and pull the spark plug cap Exceptions carburettor and idle adjustments e For any repairs only use original parts from the manufacturer e Do not modify alter or change the machine as this may impact on the safe operation of the machine and may lead to acddents and injuries 1 6 Preparing the equipment for starting Check the complete machine for operational safety In addition to the information in the operating and maintenance instructions chapter 8 implement the following checks e stop switch should function properly e Thethrottle must have freedom of movement and return to the idle position on its own accord e The cutter and both han
19. ing always follow all safety instructions and take all safety precautions Handle fuel only with the engine turned off Carefully clean the area around the filler inlet Place the machine with the fuel inlet pointing upwards Unscrew the tank lid and fill the fuel mixture up to the lower edge of the filler neck Use a funnel with filter to prevent tank contamination After filling the tank replace the tank lid and tighten firmly ENGLISH 8 Adjust choke 18 as follows e With acold engine position choke lever 18 down towards Close FH e With a warm engine position choke lever 18 up towards Open When first starting or if the fuel tank has been completely drained and has been refilled press primer 19 several times at least 5x until the fuel is visible in the plastic bulb Starting Stopping the engine 5 3 Starting Observe the safety instructions when starting Note Your new brushcutter is as standard fitted with the Easy Start System This enablesthe engine to be started without major effort By pulling on the starter cord perhaps several times a spring box is loaded inside the starter For this you do not need to pull quickly The engine will start automatically as soon as sufficient tension has accumulated This may also happen when the starter cord returns to its rest position Place the power tool flat on a dear flat surface and ensure that the blade is not touching any other
20. le it is still hot Unsatisfactory engine performance despite a clean air filter and a correctly adjusted carburettor may well be due to a partially blocked or damaged silencer Please consult your specialist service centre 8 7 Replacing the fuel filter We recommend having the fuel filter changed annually by a specialised service centre A trained mechanic can carefully remove the fuel filter via a wire loop through the fuel tank filler Ensure that the thicker part of the fuel hose on the tank wall is not drawn into the fuel tank ENGLISH 14 8 8 Shutdown and storage Preferably store the equipment in a dry and secure place with a full fuel tank Open flames or similar must not be nearby Prevent unauthorised use particularly by children For stops longer than four weeksthe following steps should be carried out e Empty and dean the fuel tank at a well ventilated location e Start the engine with an empty fuel tank Run the engine until the carburettor is empty and the engine stalls Otherwise the carburettor nozzles could become encrusted with residual fuel mixture and make a subsequent start harder e Clean the power tool well particularly the air intake openings the cylinder fins the air filter and the fuel filler area e Clean and maintain the cutter We recommend dean with SOLO chainsaw saw deaner Part no 00 83 116 and treat with SOLO maintenance and care oil Part no 00 83 163 Operating a
21. ly replace any materials you have used Note Over exposing persons with circulatory problems to vibrations can lead to damage to their nervous system or blood vessels The following systems may occur from vibrations to fingers hands or the wrists Numbness itching pain twinges changesto the colour of the skin or the skin itself Seek medical advice if you experience any of these symptoms ENGLISH 6 Standard delivery Control and function elements 2 Standard delivery e Blade hedge trimmer e Cutting blade protector e Shoulder strap e Tools combination spanner and screw driver e Instruction manual 3 Control and function elements Cutting blade and gear Fig 1 Cutting blade sheath Cutting blades Cutter gearbox Angular gear Angular gear grease nipple Cutting edge angle straining screw Pivoting lever Fig 2 Cutter gearbox grease nipple Cutting edge angle guide 10 Shaft tube straining screw 11 Fixing screw 12 Clutch mid section grease nipple vo Engine and handle Fig 3 13 Stop switch 14 Throttle lever 15 Throttle lock 16 Half throttle lock 17 Loop handle 18 Choke lever 19 Primer 20 Fuel cap 21 Starter grip 22 Air filter cover 23 Harnessrail 24 Anti vibration system 25 Quick acting tension screw 26 Sparkplug cap ENGLISH 7 Fuelling Starting Stopping the engine 4 Fuelling 4 1 Fuel information 5 Starting Stopping the engine 5 1 Half throt
22. nd maintenance instructions 8 9 Scheduled maintenance The following information is based on standard operating conditions For special conditions such as prolonged daily use the recommended maintenance 5 intervals should be reduced accordingly 5 2 15 2 o c N ofc n lt lo 1212 8 E 22 213 9 9 2 3 201201 Cc j o o o o o Carburettor Check idling speed X Adjust idling speed X Air filter Clean X Replace X Spark plug Check the electrode gap and adjust if required X X Replace XIX Gearbox lubricant Top up X X X Blade Check X Clean and maintain X XIX Replace X Cooling air intake casing Clean X X X apertures between the anti vibration system 24 and the engine casing Cylinder fins Clean X IX Fuel tank Clean X X Fuel filter Replace X All accessible screws Retighten X X X except for adjusting screws Controls Check function X stop switch throttle lever half throttle detent starter Silencer Visual inspection X Complete machine Visual inspection X Clean X X X Implement all maintenance jobs regularly If required authorise a specialist service centre to maintain the machine for you The owner of the machine is responsible for e Any damage caused by a lack of maintenance incorrect or late maintenance and repairs e Consequential losses including corrosion from incorrect storage ENGLISH 15
23. r hedges To avoid harming any other animals you may find in your hedges check under all hedges before trimming and scare any animals away Dispose of any cuttingsin an environmentally responsible manner for example by composting e Onlyusethis power tool when it is complete and in a safe condition Assoon asthe engine is running the power tool generatestoxic gases which may be invisible and odourless Never work with the power tool in endosed spaces In confined conditions such pits or excavations ensure adequate air changes during work Do not smoke at the work site and in the immediate vicinity of the power tool There is an increased fire hazard e Work conscientiously thoughtfully and calmly and do not endanger third parties Payattention to good visibility and lighting conditions Never work near a HV line or other live cables Alwaysremain within earshot of other people who can provide help in case of emergency Plan for timely work breaks Payattention to possible hazards and take appropriate precautions Be aware that wearing ear defenders reduces the ability to perceive noise This includes sounds alerting to danger such as signals shouts etc that can go unnoticed Exerdse caution when the ground is wet or covered in ice and snow on overhangs or uneven terrain There is an increased risk of slipping Pay attention to the risk of stumbling and obstacles such astree roots and stumps edges etc Pay particular
24. ructions before undertaking any maintenance installation and deaning steps Wear ear defenders and a face shield before starting the engine We recommend you wear a protective helmet Wear solid shoes preferably safety shoes with a good tread Wear protective gloves when handling and working with the equipment Never touch the cutting blades ao Maintain a minimum distance T of 5 metres bystanders OP Never smoke near the power tool or where the equipment is refuelled X Keep open flames away from the power tool and the fuel can This equipment produces exhaust fumes and fuel vapours are poisonous never start or refuel in endosed spaces CE Declaration of conformity In accordance with EG Directives 98 37 EC 2000 14 EC and 89 336 EEC amended by 92 31 EEC SOLO Kleinmotoren GmbH Stuttgarter Strasse 41 D 71069 Sindelfingen being solely responsible states that the produc referred to in this declaration complies with the requirements of the Machinery Directive Product designation Blade hedge trimmer Model type 129HS Sound power level DIN45635 Guaranteed sound 110 dB A Actual sound 106 dB A Applied standards EN 774 Conformity assessment procedures Appendix V This dedaration of conformity loses its validity if the equipment is converted or modified without the manufacturer s consent Wolfgang Emmerich Executive Director Sindelfingen
25. the engine run until it is warm before making any adjustments e If the engine idlestoo fast in particular if the power tool has already operated at idle speed turn the idle speed stop screw anti clockwise e If the engine idles too slowly i e the engine always dies in idle turn the idle speed stop screw T dockwise a little until the engine runs smoothly Under no circumstances must the cutter be driven at idle speed Only qualified mechanics must adjust the regulating screws for idle mixture L and full load mixture If the idling speed cannot be set correctly with the idling end stop screw request an authorised service centre to tune the carburettor The following instructions are for authorised service shops D CUT carburettors Use the D CUT carburettor key to adjust the idle mixture screw L and the full load mixture screw H Check with our customer service team regarding the basic setting Carburettors with limiter caps The regulating screws for idle mixture and full load mixture can only be adjusted in a limited range The carburettor is tuned for optimum engine performance Use a rev counter to tune the carburettor correctly Do not adjust the engine to a higher speed Excessive engine speed can lead to major engine damage 8 Information about the spark plug Check the spark plug regularly after 50 hours of operation 1 m gt
26. tle start position A high performance two stroke engine operated with a petrol oil mixture petrol oil fuel mixture or with a special fuel mixture for two stroke engines available from specialists powersthis machine The fuel mixture can be made up with standard lead free petrol or with lead free premium grade petrol The minimum octane rating for petrol is 92 ROZ Unsuitable petrol or deviations in the mixing ratio may lead to serious engine damage EN Avoid direct skin contact with petrol and avoid inhaling petrol fumes health hazard 4 2 Mixing ratio Always use a fuel oil ratio of 25 1 4 for the first five tank fillings After that we recommend a ratio of 50 1 296 with e Move the stop switch 13 to Start the use of special two stroke oil SOLO 2T engine e Grip the handle the safety locking key 15 is oil which we can supply activated via the grip area which also enables With the use of other brand two stroke oils we throttle lever 14 to be regulated recommend a ratio of 25 1 496 e Pressthrottle lever 14 fully down Never store fuel mixture longer than 3 4 weeks e Pressthe half throttle lock 16 and let the throttle lever return whilst holding the half throttle lock in Fuel mixture table Petrol in Oil in litres Eres SOLO 2T engine oil Other two 5 2 Choke and primer 2 50 1 stroke oils 4 25 1 1 0 020 0 040 5 0 100 0 200 10 0 200 0 400 4 3 Fuelling While fuell
27. to falling cuttings We recommend SOLO protective helmet with face and ear protection Part no 99 390 1100 one size ENGLISH 4 Safety regulations 1 3 Fuelling amp Petrol is very light and highly flammable Keep away from open flames and never spill fuel Do not smoke at the e operating site or at and near the refuelling site e Stop the engine prior to refuelling e Let the engine cool down before refuelling fire risk e Open the tank lid slowly to allow any excess pressure in the tank to be reduced without the risk of petrol spraying out e Fuel may contain substances similar to solvents Prevent products made from mineral oil coming into contact with skin and eyes Wear protective gloves during filling with fuel Frequently change and clean protective clothing e Avoid breathing in fuel vapour e The refuelling site should be well ventilated e Avoid any soil spillage of fuel or oil protection of the environment Use a suitable mat e Immediately dean any spilled fuel on the machine Change contaminated clothing without delay e Firmly tighten all tank lids This will reduce the risk of spillage from lids which have become loose from engine vibrations e Check for petrol leaks Do not start the machine or work with the machine if there isa petrol leak Life threatening risk from burns e Store fuel and oil in approved and correctly labelled containers 1 4 When transporting the equipment Alwaysturn off the engine w
28. uipment Please note that the use of non original parts will void your warranty e Always store the machine in a safe place and in such a way that it will not pose any danger Stop the engine when the machine is not used Persons who disregard safety instructions operating or maintenance instructions may be liable for any damage or consequential losses 1 2 Working dothes To prevent injuries always wear suitable clothing and safety equipment when working with this power tool This clothing should be practically oriented to the application for example a tight fitting work suit but should not be confining We recommend SOLO forest and countryside work jacket EN 340 Part no 99 303 000 size 2 s 6 1 SOLO Outdoor Knee breeches Part no 99 020 95 size or SOLO Outdoor dungarees Part no 99 020 94 size Never wear scarves ties jewellery or other items of clothing which might get caught in the equipment in brush or on branches Safely tie back long hair use a cap helmet or similar Wear sturdy shoes with a good tread ideally safety shoes We recommend SOLO leather forest boots Part no 99 305 00 size 36 48 O Wear protective gloves with non slip palms We recommend SOLO Fit Part no 99 390 1200 one size Use ear defenders and or a visor for protection against flying objects or objects caught up in the turbulence protective 3 gogglesfor example Wear a protective helmet to protect against injury due
29. witched off and the blade must be stopped Clean cuttings undergrowth etc from the blade Immediately replace blunt or damaged tools even if only slightly damaged Sharpening the cutting blade Sharpening of the cutting blade must only be carried out by an authorised agent e Sharpening angle 45 e Always sharpen towardsthe cutting edge e Only work with a forward stroke e Following sharpening remove the burr with a whetstone and spray the blade with a maintenance and treatment oil 8 2 Gear lubrication Re lubricate the blade gearbox 8 angular gear 5 and dutch mid section 12 with SOLO Special gearbox flow grease part no 00 83 180 approx Every 20 operating hours ENGLISH 12 Cutter gearbox With a grease gun press about 20g gearbox flow grease into the blade gearbox grease nipple 8 3 5 shots Angular gear With a grease gun press about 10 g gearbox flow grease into the angular gear grease nipple 5 2 3 shots Clutch mid section With a grease gun press about 20g gearbox flow grease into the clutch mid section grease nipple 12 3 5 shots 8 3 Air Filter Maintenance Contaminated air filters cause a reduction in engine performance and increase fuel consumption with more pollutants the exhaust gas Engines are less likely to start readily with a contaminated air filter Carry out the following maintenance jobs regularly Operating and maintenance instructions B
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