Mixing Ratio; Filling Fuel; Start Motor/Stop Motor; Start Preparations - Solo 440 Gebrauchsanweisung

2.Lead-free normal gasoline or lead-free super
gasoline can be used for the fuel mixture
(minimum octane 92 ROZ)
Unsuitable fuels or deviations in the mixing
ratio can result in serious damage to the mo-
tor!
Avoid direct skin contact with gasoline
and avoid inhaling gasoline fumes -
health hazard!

6.2 Mixing ratio

1.For the first five tanks always use a mixing
relationship of 25 : 1 gasoline to oil (4%).
Starting with the sixth tank we recommend
the use of the special 2-stroke oil we offer,
„Castrol TT in a mixing ratio of 50 : 1 (2%).
For other brands of 2-stroke oil we recom-
mend a mixing ratio of 25 : 1 (4%).
2.Do not store the mixture longer than 3-4 weeks.
6.3 Filling with fuel
1.
When filling with fuel comply with the safety
directives. Only fuel with motor turned off.
The fill area must be kept clean. Position the
power tool in such a manner that the tank cap
is up and fill the fuel mixture only to the
lower edge of the duct. To avoid contami-
nants in the tank, use a sieve funnel if possi-
ble. After filling screw the tank cap on firmly.
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2.
We recommend having the fuel filter (1)
changed once a year by a specialized work-
shop.
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1.
2.The starter shutter (1) is to be adjusted as
follows closed if the motor is cold,
open when the motor is warm.
When first starting or if the fuel tank has been
run empty and has been refilled, press the
primer (2) several times (at least 5x) until the
fuel is visible in the plastic bulb.
FIG. 9
1.Insure a stable stance. Hold the power tool firmly
with the left hand on the handle and the right hand
on the starter grip. pull slowly until meeting the first
resistance. Then pull the starter grip quickly and
powerfully straight out of the rope guide. Do not
pull to the edge of the rope guide, and do pull to
the stop,as this risks breaking the rope! Do not let
the starter grip retract back on its own force!
7. Start motor/ stop motor

7.1 Start preparations

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Place the stop switch (1) on "1 / start".
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7.2 Starting

FIG. 10
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FIG. 11
FIG. 12