Parkside Performance PPBS 3 B2 Originalbetriebsanleitung Seite 45

Changing blades
CAUTION! Cutting injuries! Wear cut-res-
istant gloves to avoid injury.
Changing the 3-blade steel cutter
CAUTION! The black protective cov-
er must be shortened when using the 3-
blade steel cutter (Using the extension of the
protective cover, p. 41).
1. Switch off the engine.
2. Place the device on the ground in a
stable position and ensure that no fuel
escapes.
(Fig. F):
3. Press the locking mechanism (18) to
block the tool holder (56).
4. Loosen the nut (46). Remove the clamp-
ing disk (47), washer (48) and 3-blade
steel cutter (28).
5. Place the new 3-blade steel cutter (28) on
the tool holder (56) or turn over the old 3-
blade steel cutter (28). The blade can be
used on both sides.
6. Secure the 3-blade steel cutter with the
washer (48), clamping disk (47) and nut
(46).
The combination tool (46) can be used to
tighten the nut (33).
Changing the 22-tooth clearing blade
CAUTION! The silver protective cover
must be fitted when using the 22-tooth clear-
ing blade (Mounting the protective cover,
p. 37).
1. Switch off the engine.
2. Place the device on the ground in a
stable position and ensure that no fuel
escapes.
(Fig. G):
3. Press the locking mechanism (18) to
block the tool holder (56).
4. Loosen the nut (46). Remove the clamp-
ing disk (47), washer (48) and 22-tooth
clearing blade (30).
5. Place the new 22-tooth clearing blade
(30) on the tool holder (56). The inscrip-
tion on the blade must be visible to the
user during use.
6. Secure the 22-tooth clearing blade with
the washer (48), clamping disk (47) and
nut (46). The combination tool (46) can be
used to tighten the nut (33).
Cleaning the air filter
Notes
• CAUTION! Never operate the tool
without an air filter. Dust and dirt may
otherwise enter the engine and cause
damage to the tool. Keep the air filter
clean.
• DANGER! Never use petrol for clean-
ing!
• Replace the air filter (64) if it is worn,
damaged or dirty (Spare parts and
accessories, p. 51).
• The grid acts as a spacer and has to be
inserted in the air filter housing (65) first,
if it falls out when removing the air filter
(64).
Procedure (Fig. N)
1. Switch off the engine and let the device
cool down.
2. Loosen the screw (9) on the air filter cov-
er (10).
3. Remove the air filter cover (10) from the
air filter housing (65).
4. Remove the air filter (64).
5. Clean the air filter (64) with water and al-
low it to air dry.
6. Put the air filter (64) back in.
7. Insert the two lugs on the air filter cover
(10) into the tabs on the air filter housing
(65).
8. Fold the air filter cover (10) onto the air
filter housing (65).
9. Fix the air filter cover with the screw (9).
Checking/adjusting/replacing spark plug
CAUTION! Worn spark plugs, or a spark
plug gap that is too large, will lead to a re-
duction in engine power. Ensure that the
spark plugs are in perfect condition.
Tools and aids required
• Feeler gauge (available from specialist
dealers)
• Wire brush
• Spare spark plug
Procedure (Fig. O)
1. Switch off the engine and let the device
cool down.
2. Pull the spark plug connector (1) from the
spark plug (66).
3. Screw out the spark plug (66) with the
enclosed combination tool (33) ⭯.
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