Self-Aid Advice; Shutting Down And Storage - Solo 879-14 Gebrauchsanweisung Und Originalbetriebsanleitung

Operating and maintenance notes

8.10 Self-aid advice

Possible malfunctions:
x Engine does not start up
– Spark plug
¾ Clean or replace .................................................................... Î Chap. 8.5, page 33
– Old fuel
¾ Empty and clean tank, fuel up with fresh fuel ........................ Î Chap. 5.5, page 18
x Cut-off wheel is not accelerated properly
– Foreign body inside the wheel guard
¾ Clean wheel guard ................................................................. Î Chap. 8.1, page 29
– Ribbed belt tension too low
¾ Correctly set ribbed belt tension ............................................ Î Chap. 5.6, page 20
x Cut-off wheel rotates in idle operation
– Idle stop screw "T"
¾ Correctly adjust idle stop screw "T" ....................................... Î Chap. 8.3, page 31
– Coupling defective
¾ Service workshop
x Bad engine output
– Air filter clogged
¾ Clean air filter thoroughly ....................................................... Î Chap. 8.4, page 32
– Carburettor settings (L/H-settings)
¾ Service workshop
x Insufficient or no water supply in wet cutting
– Valve lever of the water supply line not opened
¾ Open valve lever .................................................................... Î Chap. 5.7, page 20
– Connection of the water supply closed
¾ Open water supply
– Water supply pressure tank empty or pressure-relieved
¾ Replenish water or recover pressure supply
– Screen filter insert contaminated
¾ Thoroughly clean screen filter insert ...................................... Î Chap. 8.2, page 30

8.11 Shutting down and storage

Before shutting down and storage, the power tool must be cleaned thoroughly and checked for damage.
Cleaning and care: Î Chap. 8.1, page 29
Only store the power tool in dry rooms. There must not be any open sources of fire or the like nearby.
Prevent unauthorised use – in particular by children.
Before extended storage (> 4 weeks), additionally empty the tanks for operating materials in a well-
ventilated location and clean them. Start engine with the fuel tank empty and empty the carburettor until
the engine goes out. Oil residue from the fuel lubrication may otherwise close the carburettor nozzles and
make start-up more difficult later.
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