Flymo HVT40 Manuel utilisateur

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Read before use and retain for future

reference

WICHTIGE INFORMATION

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durchlesen und gut aufbewahren

RENSEIGNEMENTS IMPORTANTS

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référence ultérieure

BELANGRIJKE INFORMATIE

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toekomstige raadpleging

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INFORMAÇÕES IMPORTANTES

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(GB) INSTRUCTION MANUAL

(D) BEDIENUNGSANWEISUNG

(F) MANUEL D’UTILISATION

(NL) GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING

(N) BRUKSANVISNING

(SF) KÄYTTÖHJE

(S) BRUKSANVISNING

(DK) BRUGSANVISNING

(E) MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES

(P) INSTRUÇNÕES PARA O USO

(I) ISTRUZIONI PER L’USO

HVT40

GB - CONTENTS

1. Start/Stop Switch

2. Upper Handle

3. Tie Wrap (x2)

4. Washer (x8)

5. Locknut (x6)

6. Upper Handle Fixing

Bolt (X4)

7. Lower Handle Fixing

Bolt (x2)

8. Starting Handle

9. Fuel Tank Cap

10.Air Filter

11.Debris Guard

12.Primer

13.8 spare cutting lines

(coloured green)

14.Spark Plug Lead

15.Instruction Manual

16.Guarantee Card

17.International Service

Directory

18.Large Spacer

19.Small Spacer

20.Spanner

ENGLISH PAGES (2-9)

D - INHALT

1. Start-/Stoppschalter

2. Oberer Griff (x2)

3. Kabelhalter (x8)

4. Unterlegscheibe (x6)

5. Sicherungsmutter

6. Befestigungsbolzen

oberer Griff (x4)

7. Befestigungsbolzen,

unterer Griff (x2)

8. Starterseil

9. Tankkappe

10.Luftfilter

11.Schmutzfånger

12.Primer

13.8 Ersatzfaden (grün)

14.Zündkerzenzuleitung

15.Bedienungsanleitung

16.Garantiekarte

17.Internationales

Kundendienstverzeichnis

18.Kleines Abstandsstück

19.Großes Abstandsstück

20.Schraubenschlüssel

DEUTSCHE SEITEN (10-17)

F - TABLE DES MATIÈRES

1. Interrupteur de

marche/arrêt

2. Poignée supérieure (x2)

3. Attache (x8)

4. Rondelle (x6)

5. Contre-écrou

6. Boulon de fixation de la

poignée supérieure (x4)

7. Boulon de fixation de la

poignée inférieure (x2)

8. Poignée de démarrage

9. Capuchon du réservoir

de combustible

10.Filtre à air

11.Protection contre les

débris

12.Dispositif d’amorçage

13.8 lignes de coupe de

réserve(de couleur verte)

14.Fil de bougie

15.Manuel d’instructions

16.Carte de garantie

17.Répertoire d’entretien

international

18.Petite entretoise

19.Grande entretoise

20.Clé

LES PAGES EN LANGUE

FRANÇAISE (18-25)

NL - INHOUD

1. Start/Stopschakelaar

2. Bovenste duwboom

3. Bindveter (x2)

4. Borgschijfje (x8)

5. Borgmoer (x6)

6. Bevestigingsbout voor

bovenste duwboom (x4)

7. Bevestigingsbout voor

onderste duwboom (x2)

8. Starthendel

9. Dop voor benzinetank

10.Luchtfilter

11.Beschermkap

12.Ontsteking

13.8 reservemaaikoorden

(groen)

14.Bougiekabel

15.Handboek

16.Garantiekaart

17.Internationale service-

adressen

18.Kleine pasring

19.Grote pasring

20.Sleutel

NEDERLANDSE

PAGINA’S (26-33)

N - INNHOLD I ESKEN

1. Start/stopp bryter

2. Øvre håndtak

3. Kabel strips (2 stk)

4. Skiver (8 stk)

5. Låsemutter (6 stk)

6. Festebolt for øvre

håndtak (4 stk)

7. Festebolt for nedre

håndtak (2 stk)

8. Starthåndtak/snor

9. Bensintanklokk

10.Luftfilter

11.Motordeksel

12.Primer

13.Ekstra tråd (8 stk)

(grønne)

14.Ledning/hette for

tennplugg

15.Bruksanvisning

16.Garantikort

17.Servicestasjonsliste

18.Lite avstandsstykke

19.Stort avstandsstykke

20.Skiftenøkkel

NORSKE SIDER (34-41)

SF - SISÄLTÖ

1. Käynnistys/

pysäytyskatkaisin

2. Ylävarsi

3. Kiinnityskappale (2 kpl)

4. Pultin välirengas (8 kpl)

5. Lukitusmutteri (6 kpl)

6. Ylävarren kiinnityspultti

(4 kpl)

7. Alavarren kiinnityspultti

(2 kpl)

8. Käynnistyskahva

9. Polttoainesäiliön korkki

10.Ilmansuodatin

11.Roskasuojus

12.Rikastin

13.Kahdeksan (vihreää)

varaleikkuusiimaa

14.Sytytystulpan johdin

15.Käyttöohjeet

16. Takuukortti

17.Kansainvälinen

huoltohakemisto

18.Pieni välike

19.Suuri välike

20.Mutteriavain

SUOMALAISET SIVUT

(42-49)

S - INNEHÅLL

1. Start/stoppkontakt

2. Övre handtag

3. Kabelband (2 st)

4. Bricka (8 st)

5. Låsmutter (6 st)

6. Övre handtagets

fästbultar (4 st)

7. Nedre handtagets

fästbultar (2 st)

8. Starthandtag

9. Tanklock

10.Luftfilter

11.Skräpskydd

12.Flödare

13.8 kaplinor i reserv

(grönfärgade)

14.Tändkabel

15.Instruktionsbok

16.Garantikort

17.Internationell

servicekatalog

18.Liten mellanläggsbricka

19.Stor mellanläggsbricka

20.Skiftnyckel

SVENSKA SIDOR (50-57)

DK - INDHOLD

1. Start/stopkontakt

2. Øvre håndtag

3. Kabelklemme (2 stk.)

4. Spændskive (8 stk.)

5. Låsemøtrik (6 stk.)

6. Fastgøringsbolt til øvre

håndtag (4 stk.)

7. Fastgøringsbolt til nedre

håndtag (2 stk.)

8. Starthåndtag

9. Benzindæksel

10.Luftfilter

11.Affaldsskærm

12.Primer

13.8 ekstra klippesnører

(grønne)

14.Tændrørsledning

15.Brugsvejledning

16.Garantibevis

17.International

servicetelefonbog

18.Lille afstandsstykke

19.Stort afstandsstykke

20.Skruenøgle

DANSKE SIDER(58-65)

E - CONTENIDO

1. Interruptor de contacto

2. Manillar superior

3. Amarra (x2)

4. Arandela (x8)

5. Tuerca inaflojable (x6)

6. Perno de fijación de

manillar superior (x4)

7. Perno de fijación de

manillar inferior (x2)

8. Manilla de arranque

9. Tapa del tanque de

combustibles

10.Filtro de aire

11.Protector contra

desechos

12.Cebador

13.8 repuestos de cuerdas

para cortar (color verde)

14.Cable de la bujía

15.Manual de Instrucciones

16.Tarjeta de Garantía

17.Directorio de Servicio

Internacional

18.Espaciador pequeño

19.Espaciador grande

20.Llave de tuercas

PAGINAS EN

CASTELLANO (66-73)

P - LEGENDA

1. Interruptor de

Ligar/Desligar

2. Cabo Superior

3. Presilha (x2)

4. Arruela (x8)

5. Porca de Aperto (x6)

6. Parafuso de Fixação do

Cabo Superior (x4)

7. Parafuso de Fixação do

Cabo Inferior (x2)

8. Pega de Arranque

9. Tampa do Depósito de

Combustível

10.Filtro de Ar

11.Resguardo contra

detritos

12.Bomba de Injecção

Manual

13.8 Linhas de Corte

Sobresselentes (de cor

verde)

14.Fio da vela de ignição

15.Manual de Instruções

16.Cartão da Garantia

17.Lista de Assistência

Internacional

18.Espaçador Pequeno

19.Espaçador Grande

20.Chave inglesa

PÁGINAS

PORTUGUESAS (74-81)

I - NOMENCLATURA

1. Interruttore

acceso/spento

2. Manico superiore

3. Fermo (x2)

4. Rondella (x8)

5. Controdado (x6)

6. Bullone di fissaggio per

manico superiore (x4)

7. Bullone di fissaggio per

manico inferiore (x2)

8. Maniglia di avviamento

9. Tappo serbatoio

carburante

10.Filtro aria

11.Protezione antidetriti

12.Primer (innesco)

13.8 lamelle di scorta (di

colore verde)

14.Conduttore candela

15.Manuale d’istruzioni

16.Cartolina di garanzia

17.Elenco centri assistenza

internazionali

18.Distanziale piccolo

19.Distanziale grande

20.Chiave

TALIANO (82-89)

(GB) CARTON CONTENTS

(D) KARTONINHALT

(F) CONTENU DU CARTON

(NL) INHOUD

(N) KARTONGENS

INNHOLD

(SF) PAKETIN SISÄLTÖ

(S) FÖRPACKNINGENS

INNEHÅLL

(DK) KARTONINDHOLD

(E) CONTENIDO DEL

CARTON

(P) LEGENDAS DOS

DESENHOS

(I) DEL CARTONE

11 10

17 18

(GB) SAFETY

If not used properly this trimmer can be dangerous! This trimmer can cause

serious injury to the operator and others, the warnings and safety instructions

must be followed to ensure reasonable safety and efficiency in using this trimmer.

The operator is responsible for following the warning and safety instructions in

this manual and on the trimmer.

Explanation of Symbols on the HVT40

Warning

Read the user instructions

carefully to make sure you

understand all the controls and

what they do.

The use of ear protection is

recommended.

Disconnect the spark plug before

attempting any maintenance,

cleaning or adjustment, or if you

are going to leave the trimmer

unattended for any period.

Never allow children or people

unfamiliar with these instructions

to use the trimmer. Local

regulations may restrict the age

of the operator.

Never use, or attempt to fit, a

metal/bar blade with this product.

General

1. Only use the trimmer in the manner and for

the functions described in these

instructions.

2. Keep bystanders away. Do not trim whilst

people, especially children or pets, are in

the trimming area.

3. Never operate the trimmer when you are

tired, ill or under the influence of alcohol,

drugs or medicine.

4. The operator or user is responsible for

accidents or hazards occurring to other

people or their property.

Fuel Safety

WARNING - Petrol is highly flammable

- Store fuel in a cool place in a container

specifically designed for the purpose.

- Only use a container that is specially

designed for mixing fuel.

- Your trimmer has a 2-

stroke engine which runs

on fuel of 1 part of oil to

25 parts of petrol.

- Do not use standard 2-stroke

mixture as supplied by garages, neat petrol

or multi grade oil.

- Use a good quality 2-stroke oil or a quality

SAE 30 oil mixed with fresh REGULAR

grade unleaded petrol.

- Refuel outdoors only and do not smoke

while refuelling.

- Wipe dirt and grass clippings from the fuel

tank filler cap to avoid getting dirt into the

fuel tank.

- Add fuel BEFORE starting the engine.

Never remove the cap of the fuel tank or

add fuel while the engine is running or

when the engine is hot.

- If petrol is spilled, do not attempt to start the

engine but move the machine away from

the area of spillage and avoid creating any

source of ignition until petrol vapours have

dissipated.

- Never use stale fuel left from last season or

fuel which has been stored for long periods.

- Replace all fuel tanks and container caps

securely.

- Fuel should be stored in a cool place away

from naked flames.

- Your carburettor is pre-set. Normally no

further adjustment is required.

Preparation

1. Do not trim barefoot or in open sandals.

Always wear suitable clothing, gloves, and

stout shoes.

2. Make sure the area to be cut is clear of

sticks, stones, bones, wire and debris; they

could be thrown by the cutting line.

3. Before using always visually inspect to see

that cutting lines, disc bolts and disc

assembly are not worn or damaged.

Replace worn or damaged cutting lines

together with their fixings in sets to preserve

balance.

4. Have faulty silencers replaced

(GB) SAFETY

Use

1. Do not operate the engine in a confined

space where exhaust fumes (carbon

monoxide) can collect.

2. Use the trimmer only in daylight or good

artificial light.

3. Avoid operating your trimmer in wet grass,

where feasible.

4. Take care in wet grass, you may lose your

footing.

5. On slopes, be extra careful of your footing

and wear non-slip footwear.

6. Exercise extreme caution when changing

direction on slopes.

7. Trimming on banks and slopes can be

dangerous. and you should use extreme

caution if using the trimmer in this manner.

When operating the trimmer on banks or

steep slopes it is important that the feet of

the operator remain firmly on level ground.

8. Do not walk backwards when trimming, you

could trip. Walk, never run.

9. Never cut grass by pulling the trimmer

towards you.

10. Stop the engine before pushing the trimmer

across surfaces other than grass and when

transporting the trimmer to and from the

area to be mowed.

11. Do not overspeed the engine or alter

governor settings. Excessive speed is

dangerous and shortens trimmer life.

12. Always start the trimmer carefully with feet

well away from the cutting lines.

13. Do not tilt the trimmer when starting the

engine, except if the trimmer has to be tilted

for starting. In this case, do not tilt more

than absolutely necessary and lift only the

part which is away from the operator.

Always ensure that both hands are in the

operating position before returning the

appliance to the ground.

14. Never pick up or carry a trimmer while the

engine is running

15. Spark plug lead may be hot - handle with

care.

16. Do not attempt any maintenance on your

trimmer when the engine is hot.

17. Cutting disc continues to rotate after the

machine is switched off. Wait until all

machine components have completely

stopped before touching them.

18. Switch off the engine, wait

until the cutting disc has

stopped, disconnect the

spark plug lead and wait

until the engine has

cooled:-

19. If the engine is provided with a shut-off

valve, turn the fuel off at the conclusion of

trimming.

Maintenance and storage

1. Keep all nuts, bolts and screws tight to be

sure the trimmer is in safe working

condition.

2. Replace worn or damaged parts for safety.

3. Only use the replacement cutting disc,

cutting line, disc bolt, spacer and impeller

specified for this product.

4. Never store the trimmer with fuel in the tank

inside a building where fumes can reach an

open flame or spark.

5. Allow the engine to cool before storing in

any enclosure.

6. To reduce fire hazard, keep the engine,

muffler and fuel storage area free of grass,

leaves or excessive grease.

7. If the fuel tank has to be drained, this

should be done outdoors.

8. Be careful during adjustment of the

machine to prevent entrapment of the

fingers between moving parts and fixed

parts of the machine.

- before leaving the trimmer unattended

for any period;

- before refuelling

- before clearing a blockage;

- before checking, cleaning or working

on the trimmer;

- if you hit an object. Do not use your

trimmer until you are sure that the

entire trimmer is in a safe operating

condition;

- if the trimmer starts to vibrate

abnormally. Check immediately.

Excessive vibration can cause injury.

(GB) ASSEMBLY

Assembly of lower handle to deck

(Fig C)

With the trimmer on the ground:-

1. Remove the bolts (C1), washers (C2)

and lock nuts (C4) from the polythene

bag.

2. Place one washer (C2) on to the bolt

(C1) and secure the lower handle (C4)

by placing bolt (C1) through deck

bracket (C5) and lower handle (C4).

3. Place washer (C2) on bolt and secure

with lock nut (C3).

Assembly of upper handle to lower

handle (Fig D)

Assemble upper handle (D5) to lower handle

(D4) by fitting bolts (D6) and washers (D2)

and securing with lock nuts (D3).

Handle Position

The handle position can be altered by

moving it forward for the park position (Fig

E) or back for the trimming position (Fig F).

Product Rating Label

Product Number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Model Number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Serial Number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Date of Purchase . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Place of Purchase . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

•PLEASE KEEP PROOF OF PURCHASE•

Your product is uniquely identified by a silver

and black product rating label. To ensure

you have full product information when

obtaining spares or advice from one of our

approved service centres or if you need to

contact our customer service department

you should make a note in the space

provided of the information shown in Fig B

Assembly and Adjustment

Fuel Mixing Instructions

1. Ensure mixing bottle and cap are clean and standing on a level surface.

2. Add fresh regular grade unleaded petrol up to the 1 litre mark on the bottle.

3. Add a good quality 2 stroke oil, to the 25 : 1 mark (40 ml of oil) on the bottle.

4. Screw cap on, shake container until petrol and oil are thoroughly mixed.

5. Clean fuel tank filler cap and fill fuel tank.

•UK ONLY:- Electrolux Outdoor Products manufacture a specially designed fuel mixing bottle.

For further information contact your local Electrolux Outdoor Products Service Centre/Stockist

or contact the Electrolux Outdoor Products Customer Careline on 01325 300303

(GB) USE

Before Starting your Trimmer

Filling the Fuel Tank

1. Clean around fuel cap (See fig A).

2. Remove cap.

3. Add fuel mix (See Fuel mixing

instructions)

4. Never use stale fuel left from last season

or fuel which has been stored for long

periods.

5. Refit fuel tank cap and wipe up any spilled

fuel.

USING THE ENGINE PRIMER (Fig G)

FIRST START - or after running the fuel

tank dry. Press the primer 20 times and then

follow steps 1 - 6 in ‘To Start your Trimmer’.

If the engine fails to start after 5 pulls of the

starting handle, leave the product to stand for

15 minutes. Press the primer a further 10

times and follow steps 1 - 6 again.

COLD START - if the engine is cold and

there is fuel in the tank. Press the primer 8 -

10 times .

WARM START - if the engine is warm and

there is fuel in the tank - DO NOT USE THE

PRIMER. If the engine has run out of fuel,

refil tank and prime 8 - 10 times.

To Start your Trimmer

1. Move the handle to the Parking position

(See Fig E).

2. Connect the spark plug lead (See Fig H).

3. Move the start/stop switch to 'start'

position (See Fig J).

4. Place your right foot on the deck and

grasp the top of the lower handle with your

left hand. Tilt the trimmer towards you

(See fig. K). This prevents an unsightly

ring being cut in your lawn.

5. Pull the starting handle (see fig A) gently

until you feel a resistance, return the

starting handle slowly.

6. Pull the starting handle firmly towards you

to its full extent to start the engine and

then return the starting handle slowly.

7. Allow the engine to reach its full running

speed then gently lower the trimmer onto

the ground.

Starting and Stopping

G H

K L

STOP - STOP

START -

To Stop your Trimmer

1. Move start/stop switch to 'stop' position. (See

Fig J)

2. As the engine dies, tilt the trimmer to one side

(See fig L). This prevents a ring being cut in

your lawn.

3. When the engine has stopped, lower the

trimmer onto the ground.

4. Put the handle in the Parking position (See Fig

E).

(GB) USE

• The cutting line is sharp, wear gloves

and take care when handling it.

• Check the cutting line frequently

during use and on completion of

trimming.

Removing the Cutting Line

1. Switch machine off and disconnect spark

plug lead.

2. Push the line towards the centre of the

cutting disc and carefully remove. See

Fig M.

Fitting the Cutting Line

1. Holding the line with thumb and

forefinger and using other thumb as a

guide, curve around centre portion of the

cutting disc (as illustrated in Fig N) and

thread through the hole on the rim of the

cutting disc.

2. Carefully pull the line into place as

illustrated in Fig. P.

•At all times the amount of line extending

beyond the edge of disc should be of an

even length. If there is a variation of

more than half an inch between the four

lengths of line replace immediately with 2

full new lengths.

• Only use Green coloured cutting line

on the HVT 40.

Changing the height of cut

1. Loosen bolt (R1), using the spanner

provided. Remove bolt (R1), spring

washer (R2), washer (R3) cutting disc

(R4) and spacer (R5) (if fitted).

2. Carefully remove impeller (R6) from

engine shaft.

3. Select required height of cut,

(See Figs S, T, & U) and replace any

cutting lines required.

• Important:- Cutting line must be on

the side of the disc facing the grass

when fitted.

4. Replace impeller (R6) on to engine shaft

ensuring that it is correctly located.

Replace spacer (R5) (if fitted), cutting

disc (R4), washer (R3), spring washer

(R2) and bolt (R1).

5. Secure assembly with bolt (R1), making

sure complete assembly is tight, (if in

doubt, contact your service dealer).

Removing and Fitting Cutting Line -

Height Adjustment

Lowest

height of

cut

Highest

height of

cut

(GB ) MAINTENANCE

If you do not intend to use your trimmer

for long periods it is advisable to follow

this procedure after use:-

1. Move the start/stop switch to stop.

2. The engine will begin to stop, tilt the

trimmer (See Fig L).

3. Once the engine has stopped,

disconnect the spark plug lead (See fig

H).

4. Remove all fuel from the fuel tank.

Cleaning

•Keep your trimmer clean - grass

clippings left in any of the air intakes,

around the engine or under the deck

could become a potential fire hazard.

•Do not clean with chemicals,

including petrol, or solvents - some

can destroy critical plastic parts.

1. Remove grass from under the deck with

a piece of wood or similar.

2. Using a soft brush - remove grass

clippings from around the engine and

from all air intakes.

3. Remove the fan, See 'Height

adjustment', and clean with a soft

brush.

4. Wipe over the surface of your trimmer

with a dry cloth.

Carrying your Trimmer

•Never carry a trimmer when it is

running

Carry the trimmer at the point of balance

with the cutting system facing away from you

(See Fig W).

Storing Your Trimmer

Store in a cool, dry, damp-proof and safe

place. Service your trimmer after the last cut

of the year as follows:-

Caring for your Trimmer

At the end of the Trimming Season.

•Switch off the engine, wait until the cutting

disc has stopped and disconnect the spark

plug lead BEFORE attempting any

maintenance or adjustment.

1. Allow the engine to cool. Drain the fuel tank

(Fuel left in the engine becomes stale and

causes difficult starting.)

2. Remove the spark plug lead and spark plug.

Pour one teaspoon (5ml) of oil through the

spark plug hole. Pull the starting handle 2 or 3

times. This will distribute oil on the internal

surfaces of the engine. Inspect, clean and

replace the spark plug. If a new spark plug is

required contact your local approved Service

Centre/Dealer.

Do not re-connect the spark plug lead.

3. Clean the air filter. See 'Cleaning the Air

Filter'.

4. Renew the cutting disc if it is cracked,

damaged or bent. Renew the disc bolt if

necessary. See 'Height Adjustment' for

complete instructions.

5. Use only genuine parts and accessories

specified for this product.

6. Clean your trimmer thoroughly. See

'Cleaning'.

7. Your local approved Service Centre/Dealer will

carry out any service or repairs required.

8. Store your trimmer in a cool, dry, damp-proof

and safe place.

(GB ) MAINTENANCE

Cleaning the Air Filter

•Your Tecumseh engine is equipped with

a dry paper cartridge air filter (see Fig.

A).

•Every 10 operating hours check

condition of paper cartridge.

•Every 50 operating hours or more

regularly - (see Air Filter Cleaning

Instructions number 1).

•If engine is operating in dusty or dirty

areas the air filter system will require

shorter maintenance intervals.

•Do not attempt to wash, clean, or oil the

paper cartridge.

Air Filter Cleaning Instruction

1. Turn cover (X3) (anti-clockwise). Remove

cover and filter (X2) from flange (X1).

Discard paper cartridge (See Fig X).

2. Clean cover and flange thoroughly.

3. Insert new cartridge (X2) onto flange

(X1).

4. Position cover (X3) against flange (X1)

with tab (X4) on cover inserted into slot

(X5) in flange.

5. Push cover firmly against flange and turn

it (clockwise) as far as it will go. Be sure

retainers are locked around flange.

Cooling system debris guard

Cooling system air-intake

• Never operate the engine without the

debris guard and foam filter being

fitted, failure to fit the debris guard

and foam filter will cause premature

engine failure.

1. Ensure the debris guard is kept clean,

check frequently during use.

2. Clean the debris guard using a soft

brush.

3. If debris guard is very dirty, unscrew

wing knob (Y1) and remove washer (Y2),

debris guard (Y3) and foam filter (Y5).

4. Wash foam filter in clean soapy water,

rinse, wrap in a clean dry cloth and

'squeeze dry'.

5. Re-assemble ensuring that the recoil

rope (Y6) passes through the slot (Y4) in

the foam filter.

✖✔

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