Winding Up The Spool; Lubricating The Gears; Adjusting The Carburettor; Removing Blockages - Parkside PBS 2 B2 Originalbetriebsanleitung

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3. Pull the fuel fi lter (48) from the tank us-
ing a hook and remove it by releasing
the small clamp.
4. Replace the fuel fi lter and place the re-
moved suction head back in the tank.
5. Close the fuel tank (7) again with the
tank cap (39).
The spare parts which are to be
ordered can be found in the "Spare
parts/accessories" section
Fuel fi lter specifi cations:
Connection Ø 4 mm
Outside diameter: 14 mm
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Winding up the spool

As an alternative to a new thread spool,
you can purchase a 2.4 mm-thick, 6 m-long
nylon thread in specialist shops and wind
this yourself onto the thread spool.
1. Fold the thread in the middle and place
the middle of the thread in the notch
(49) of the spools (16). Wind up the
two ends in the direction of the arrow
which is shown on the underside
of the spool.
2. Then trap the end of each thread in one
of the grooves (50) on the spool (16).
Pull the threads tight and ensure that
they are parallel in the two thread
channels. In addition, the thread
spool must not be fi lled with more
than 3 m of thread in each channel,
as otherwise the automatic thread
mechanism will not function correctly.
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Lubricating the gears

The gears require lubrication after around
10 hours of operation.
1. Loosen the screw (57) on the gears us-
ing the large 5 mm Allen key (25).
2. Insert around 5 g of commercially-avail-
able lubricating grease into the lubrica-
tion opening on the gearbox housing.
3. Close the gears again using the screw
(57).

Adjusting the Carburettor

The carburettor is preset in the factory for
optimal performance. If subsequent adjust-
ments are required, have them carried out
by a specialist workshop.

Removing blockages

Switch the device off and re-
move the spark plug connec-
tor ( 2) before you work on
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the cutting unit.
Wear protective gloves in order to
avoid cutting yourself.

Checking the coupling

Place the device on a fi rm level sur-
face. Make sure that the cutting tool
does not touch either other objects
or the ground.
Before each use, check that the coupling is
working correctly when idling.
Start the device (see "Starting the engine")
and carry out a visual check at a suffi ciently
safe distance to verify that the thread spool
is not turning when the device is idling.