Product Operation - Greencut MOTOAZADA GTC180X Manuel D'utilisation

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PRODUCT OPERATION

INSPECTION BEFORE YOU BEGIN
1. Make sure the safety cover is in place and that all nuts and bolts are secure.
2. Check the oil level in the engine crankcase.
3. Check that the air is clean.
4. See the fuel supply. Fill the fuel tank at a safe distance from the top of the tank to provide space for fuel
expansion.
5. Make sure the spark plug wire and spark plug are tightened securely.
6. Check the position of the wheels and the locking of the wheels.
7. Check the position of the regulator depth lever.
8. Check under and around the engine for signs of fuel leaks.
9. Inspect the fuel lines.
10. Check for signs of engine damage.
11. Remove dirt from the area of the muffler and starter handle.
USE
The controls required to start the hoe are located on the engine.
COLD START
1. Set the ON/OFF switch to the "ON" position.
2. Move the throttle lever to the cold start position (which stops on the "hare" side).
3. Pull the starter rope slowly once and allow it to retract normally.
4. Pull the starter cord quickly and allow it to retract normally.
5. When the engine starts, gradually move the throttle lever to the "no choke" position and increase the
throttle speed.
WARM ENGINE START
Starting an engine that is still warm from a previous run normally does not require the use of the choke.
1. Set the ON/OFF switch to the "ON" position.
2. Make sure the throttle lever remains in the open air position.
3. Pull the starter rope quickly until the engine starts. Let the rope return to normal. Repeat until the machine
starts.
4. Adjust the speed up to "fast - hare" for greater hoe action.
IDLE SPEED
Use the "slow - turtle" position on the throttle lever to reduce engine pressure while tillage is not being used.
Lowering the engine speed will help the life of the engine, as well as reduce fuel and oil consumption.
SPEED PERFORMANCE
For normal ploughing, move the throttle lever to the "fast - hare" position.
STOP
This machine stops with the throttle lever. To stop the engine, push the throttle
lever fully to the "turtle" side.