Manual Hanseatic XL 25 T (page 33 of 40) (English, German, French, Italian)

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NOTE : When trimming near foundations, stone walls

etc., even extreme care cannot avoid an increased wear

of the cutting cord.

TRIMMING / MOWING

Swing the trimmer in sickle-like movements from side to

side. Always hold the cutting head parallel to the ground.

Examine the territory and determine the desired cutting

height. Lead and hold the cutting head in the desired height

to achieve an even cutting result (Fig. 18).

TIGHT TRIMMING

Lead the trimmer straight with a slight angle in forward

direc-tion so that it moves just over the ground. Always trim

away from your body, never lead it towards the operator

(Fig. 15).

TRIMMING AT FENCES AND FOUNDATIONS

To trim at fences, posts, stone walls and foundations lead

the device slowly and carefully without letting the cutting

cord touch any obstacles. If the cutting tool encounters any

solid obstacle (stone, wall, log etc.) there is the danger of a

kickback and higher wear and tear of the cutting cord.

TRIMMING AROUND TREE TRUNKS

Lead the trimmer carefully and slowly around tree trunks

so that the cutting cord does not touch the bark. Cut

around trees from left to right. Capture grass and weeds

with the tip of the cord and slightly tilt the cutting head in

forward direction.

MOWING AWAY

When mowing away, you capture the whole vegetation

down to the ground. To do so tilt the cutting head to the

left with an angle of 30 degrees. Adjust the handle to the

desired position. Be aware of the higher danger of injuries

for the operator, surrounding persons and animals, and

the danger of damages to property through hurled-away

objects (e.g., stones) (Fig. 16).

Extending the cutting cord

To extend the cutting cord let the engine run at full throttle

and bump the cutting head on the ground. The cord is

automatically extended. The cutter at the protection cover

cuts the cord to the required length (Fig. 17).

Important note : Do not use metal wire or plastic-

sheathed metal wire of any kind in the cutting head.

This may lead to serious injuries of the operator.

ATTENTION : Regularly remove any remainders

of grass and weed to avoid an overheating of the

shaft tube. Remainders of grass and weeds get

caught under the protection cover (Fig. 17) avoiding

a sufcient cooling of the shaft tube. Remove the

remainders carefully with a screwdriver or a similar

tool.

Replacing the cutting cord

1. Remove the screw by turning it anticlockwise (Fig. 19).

2. Remove the coil and spring from the spindle (Fig. 20).

3. Remove the remaining cutting cord (Fig. 21).

4. Fold a 6m x 2mm cord in half. Put the loop end into

the slot of the spool (Fig. 21). The slot is located in the

centre wall that divides the two cord chambers from

each other.

5. Roll both halves of the cord concurrently around

the spool. The wrapping direction is engraved in the

spool: “Wind Cord”. Make sure that the cord is always

tensioned and that each half of the cord stays in the

proper separate spool housing. Roll up the cord until

15 cm of cord remain at each end (Fig. 22).

6. Lead each cord end through the openings at the

respectively opposite side of the coil (Fig. 23).

7. Lead the spring over the spindle and thread the cord

ends through the eyelets in the housing.

8. Lead the coil into the housing while pulling the cord

ends through the eyelets. Make sure that the spring is

positioned correctly in relation to the coil and housing

(Fig. 24).

9. When the coil sits in its correct position in the housing,

push it rmly into the housing so that the spring is

tensioned. Firmly pull at both ends of the cord (H)

so that the cord cannot be pinched between the coil

and housing. Maintain the spring tension through

continuous pressure on the coil in the housing and x

the screw by turning it clockwise. Fasten the screw

ngertight only (Fig. 25).

11. Cut the cord to about 17cm to avoid excessive load to

the engine during the starting and warm-up phase (Fig.

7).

MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR

ATTENTION ! Always wear protective gloves when

carrying out maintenance work. Never perform

maintenance works with the engine still being

hot.

AIR FILTER

To clean the air lter:

1. Remove the xing screw 1 of the air lter cover (Fig.

26a + b).

2. Clean the lter using soap and water.

Never use petrol or benzene !

3. Let the Filter dry in the air.

4. Now put the lter in again proceeding the other way

round.

NOTE : Replace the lter if it is worn out, damaged or

too dirty.

TANK CAP / FUEL FILTER

ATTENTION : Please remove the fuel from the device

and store it in an approved fuel can, before you start

replacing these parts. Open the tank cap carefully to

allow existing pressure to slowly decrease.

NOTE : Keep the ventilating valve and tank cap clean

(Fig. 27).

1. Pull the fuel suction head (A) out of the tank using a

hook or similar tool (Fig. 28).

2. Pull the suction head off by concurrently turning it (Fig.

28).

3. Replace the lter.

NOTE : Never use the trimmer without a fuel lter. This

may result in severe damage to the engine.

CARBURETTOR SETTINGS

The carburettor has an optimised setting ‘ex works’. If

any further adjustments should be required contact your

competent customer service.

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