560 Trike Big Wheeler - Lawn mower GUDE - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL 560 Trike Big Wheeler GUDE

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95110

www.tuv.com TÜV TÜV Rheinland Group 10:1000000009 GS geprüfte Sicherheit CE

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(6c) 6d

6e 6f

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Achtung!!!

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B1: Before any use read carefully and follow the user manual and safety precautions.

B2: Risk of any objects to be thrown by the machine if engine is running - Keep away yourself from danger area.

B3: Keep safe distance from blade of Lawnmower when engine is running.

B4: Explosion hazard – Fill fuel tank only when engine is stop.

B5: Emission of toxic gas – Do not use equipment in a close area.

B6: Use ear protection and safety glasses.

B7: Stop the engine and pull spark plug out before carrying out any repairs, maintenance and cleaning.

B8: CAUTION - hot surface - risk of scorching

Environment protection:

Do not throw waste to environment but dispose it properly.			Packing cardboard material may be delivered to collecting centres designed thereto.

Any damaged or liquidated electric or electronic devices must be delivered to appropriate collection centre.

Package:

Protect against humidity This side up

Technical data to the BIG WHEELER 560 Trike#95110 Lawn Mower:
Petrol engine / output: 3,8 kW max	at 3,600 min
Engine revolutions: 2,850 per minute
Sound power level: 83.5 dB(A)
Guaranteed sound pressure level:	98 dB (A)
Cut width: 550 mm
Height adjustment: central, 6-level	(25-75 mm)
Stroke volume: 173 cm	3
Grass catcher capacity: 60 l
Weight: 36 kg

Device

Lawnmower Big Wheeler 560 Trike

Petrol Lawnmower with 4stroke engine OHV, economic and with steel cover painted by powdered colouring.

Equipment:

Ergonomical shaped guide rod, 6-options of comfortable high cutting adjustment, Grass catcher - volume 60 l ensures sufficient time of cutting. Wheel equipped with ball bearings, size 300 mm in the rear and light field front wheel enabling comfortable movement across uneven areas. Adjustable side ejection.

Gearing: Self propelled system

Application: cutting, gathering, mulching, side ejection

Application area: middle and wide garths. Suitable for cutting across the hard fields, For example tree, bush and hedge.

Scope of delivery

1. Extension handle
2. Side ejection
3. Quick-clamping lever
4. Air filter
5. Spark plug
6. Outlet/noise silencer
7. Throat for oil adding
8. Height adjustment lever
9. Grass catcher
10. Reverse starter
11. Type label
12. Drive lever
13. Primary pump

14. Clamping screw

15. Operation lever (lever for automatic stopping)

GB EC Declaration of Conformity

We, Güde GmbH & Co. KG Birkichstraße 6, 74549 Wolpertshausen, Germany, hereby declare the conception and construction of the below-mentioned devices correspond - at the type of construction being launched - to appropriate basic safety and hygienic requirements of EC Directives. In case of any change to devices not discussed with us the Declaration expires.

Marking of devices: BIG WHEELER 560 Trike product No.: 95110

Date/producer signature: 12.12.08

Data on Signatory:

Mr Arnold, executive officer

Appropriate EC Directives:

98/37/EC, 2000/14/EC 2005/88/EC

97/68/EC 2002/88/EC, 2004/108/EC

Harmonised standards used:

EN 836:1997+A1:1997+A2:2001+A3:2004+AC:2006

EN 14982:1998

Type Approval no.:

E1*97/68SN3-IA*2002/88*0331*00

Certification body:

Guarantee claims as per guarantee card attached.

General Safety Instructions

Caution

IMPORTANT: The lawn mower may amputate toes and fingers and throw away items. Failing to observe the below-mentioned rules may lead to serious injuries.

⚠ WARNING: Always disconnect the spark plug cable to prevent unintentional device starting at adjustment, transportation or maintenance

WARNING: Exhaust gases and their various components contain or, more precisely, emit chemicals functioning as carcinogenic agents may damage the foetus or bring infertility.

WARNING: The silencer and other engine parts may become very hot in the working condition and remain hot even

after engine turning off. Do not touch these parts to prevent from getting burnt.

⚠ WARNING: Don't introduce your hands in ejection open side, when engine is running!!!

I. GENERAL OPERATION AND SAFETY REGULATION

- Read these instructions thoroughly. Familiarise with its operating elements and correct using.

- Keep your hands and legs in safe distance from rotating parts. Keep safe distance from the machine exhaust. Caution: do not touch the rotary parts of the machine.

- The device should only be operated by responsible persons that have familiarised themselves with the operating instructions.

- Carefully search the area on which the device is to be used. Remove all items the mower could throw away while working.

- Do not use the mower if any persons (especially children) or animals, are around.

- Wear stable boots and long trousers when cutting. Never operate the device bootless or in sandals.

- If it is not necessary, do not pull the mower backwards. Look down and backwards while moving backwards.

- Do not operate the mower with any damaged safety equipment, e.g. ejection flap or grass catcher.

- Use accessories allowed by the producer only.

- When passing any gravel road or non-solidified road cut off the knife.

- Switch the engine off and disconnect the spark plug, - before releasing any blocked parts or cleaning the clogged ejection channel - before check, cleaning and various works on the mower

- after any foreign body has been caught by the mower. Check whether the mower is not damaged and remove any damage before restarting the device. - if there are any extra strong vibrations of the mower (immediate checking)

- Switch off the engine before taking the grass catcher out and wait until the knife fully stops.

- Cut in daylight or with suitable lighting only.

- Do not operate the device when impaired or intoxicated.

- Never operate the device in wet grass. Pay attention to where you put your legs and hold the guide handle firmly. Guide the mower step by step.

- Release the clutch for wheel drive before starting the engine.

- Replace any faulty absorbers.

- Always wear protective glasses when operating the mower.

- Remove all obstacles, e.g. stones and branches.

- Check the terrain for unevenness, there may be obstructions hidden in high grass.

- Do not cut near ditches and slopes. You may lose your stability and balance.

- Do not use the device on a very steep terrain.

- Realise the operator, or, more precisely, the user is responsible for any injuries or threat of persons and things.

- Be watchful and switch the device immediately off if there are children around.

- Be watchful and switch the device immediately off if there are children around.

- Never let persons not familiarised with these instructions work with the mower. The operator's age can be limited by local regulations.

• WARNING — petrol is highly flammable.

• Store the fuel in containers designed for that purpose.
• Add fuel outdoor only, do not smoke when adding fuel.

• Add fuel before device starting. Never take the cover out and do not add fuel when the engine is running or hot.

• If you spill the petrol do not try to start the device. Take the device away and prevent generation of a flammable source around the spilled petrol.

• Secure the petrol tank is closed safely.
• Always check whether the knife, knife bolts and cutting equipment are not damaged or worn before using the mower. Always replace any damaged and worn knives and bolts in the entire set to prevent device unbalance. Do not make any alterations to the safety device. Regularly check their proper functioning.
• Keep the device clean, with no grass, leaves or other impurities. Always wipe any oil or petrol run out. Let the mower cool down before storing to closed spaces.
• Be especially careful when changing direction on a slope.
• Never adjust the height of wheels when the engine is running.
• The grass catching device may lose its functioning any throw away items due to wear or damage. Regularly check the mower parts and, if necessary, replace them with spare parts recommended by the manufacturer.
• The mower knife is very sharp. Risk of injury! Be especially careful at knife maintaining, wear protective gloves or cover the knife-edges.
• Do not change the basic engine adjustment and avoid its overloading.
• Be especially watchful when turning the mower or pulling it towards your body.
• If it is necessary to incline or lift the mower to pass a surface other than grass or when carrying the mower to or from the area to be cut then cut off the knife.
• Release the knives and engine clutches before switching on.
• Start the engine in accordance with the operating instructions and make sure your legs are in safe distance from the knife.
• Do not incline the mower at starting except for cases when it is necessary. Do not incline the mower more than necessary in such a case and always lift the part reversed from you.
• Do not start the engine when standing in front of the ejection outlet.
• Never lift and transfer the mower with engine running.
• Lower the brake adjustment when the engine is off. If the engine is equipped with a stop valve then close the petrol supply after cutting.
• Move slowly if using an auxiliary trail seat.

ASSEMBLY / PREPARATION

All assembly and/or maintenance works may be performed only when the motor is turned off!

Please read the entire operating instructions before assembling or starting your new mower.

IMPORTANT: The mower is supplied without oil and petrol.

UNPACK THE MOWER

Take the mower out of the board and check whether there are any free parts left there.

Wheel assembly (Fig. 6 a-f)

Install wheel at the lawn mower according to figures 6 a-f.

Pay attention to proper order of spacer disc at both sides (fig. 6d)

Pay attention to that star-shaped screws are tightened firmly enough (self-locking).

Front wheel assembly (Fig. 7-12)

Insert V shaped guide rod in the suitable fastening structure. Guide rod secure with screws and nuts they are parts of delivery

Assembly of collecting bag (Fig. 2) (Fig. 3) (Fig. 4)

1. Take the collecting bag, corresponding frame and plastic insert out of the package. (Fig. 2)
2. Put the frame into the collecting bag while paying attention to that the coupling at the frame is outside the collecting bag. (Fig. 3)
3. Now fix the collecting bag at the frame. (Fig. 4)

Assembly - Handle

IMPORTANT: Disassemble the handle with care to prevent clamping or damage of the cables.

1. Lift the handle until it snaps in the working position.
2. Remove the protection sleeve, lift the upper parts of the handle and assemble it with the bottom part. Tighten the safety bolts on both sides of the handle.
3. Remove the protection sleeve of the operation grab handle in the upper part.

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Operation

Operation lever (for automatic stopping) (12) – press the lever towards the handle when starting. If you want to switch the engine off release the lever.

Gas lever (2) – used at starting

Drive lever (13) - used when you want the mower to be moving forward.

Cutting (without grass catcher)

The cut grass is laid in strips.

Cutting and collecting

The grass is collected to the grass catcher (if the grass is damp or wet it reduces the catcher capacity). If you want to mount the catcher to the mower lift the cover plate and hang the grass catcher.

Mulching

When the mulching wedge is inserted (see the picture and "Changeover to mulching" article) the grass is not thrown up but ground by the cutting knives and the grass will remain as surface fertilisation on the lawn

Cutting (side ejection)

Hewed long grass lies down in the strips. Loose screw (Fig. 1/15), pull part of side ejection out and then screw. (Fig. 1/15) tighten again (Fig. 5)

Changeover to mulching

1. Assembly and disassembly of accessories must always take place when the engine is switched off.

2. Remove the grass catcher, insert the mulching wedge to the ejection channel and lock the mulching wedge (1) point it against two outlets (2) in the bottom part and ensure it with a self-securing hook (3).

3. Please make sure the mulching wedge is mounted firmly after the changeover.

4. Attention!!! Use original equipment from the producer only.

5. Disassembly

Press with thumb in the middle (3) then release and deflect the mulching wedge downwards.

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Attention!!!

If the mower is blocked during mulching reduce the travelling speed so that the knife could continue in grinding the grass and spread it on the lawn. Never remove the gathered grass with your hands.

DRIVE CONTROL

The self-propelling travel is controlled as follows: Press the operation lever (lever for automatic stopping) (12) towards the handle and simultaneously press the drive lever towards the handle (13).

The forward movement is stopped by releasing the drive lever (13).

CUTTING HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

Depending on the cutting height required it is necessary to adjust the height of wheels. Adjust the height with the lever (8) as you wish. The middle position is most suitable at most mowers.

ADD OIL BEFORE STARTING

The oil level needs to be checked before each use. Fill up oil as needed (500ml SAE30 engine oil).

OIL FUNNEL CAP - OIL DIPSTICK

UPPER LIMIT BOTTOM LIMIT

The mower is supplied without oil in the engine.

WARNING: Be careful not to overfill the engine with oil, ing which the absorber would smoke when starting.

1. Make sure the mower stands on a flat surface.
2. Take out the oil tank cover.
3. Insert the oil dipstick and fix it.

IMPORTANT:

• The oil level needs to be checked before each use. If necessary, add oil to the marking on the oil dipstick.
• The oil must be changed after 25 hours of operation or each season. At works in a dusty or polluted environment the oil may need to be changed more often. See “OIL CHANGE” in the Maintenance article in these operating instructions (SAE 30).

FUEL ADDING (unleaded petrol)

- The fuel is added through the filling hole in the tank. Pay attention not to spill the petrol. Use common clean unleaded petrol. Do not mix the petrol with oil. Always buy only reasonable volume of petrol so that you could consume it within 30 days.

WARNING: Wipe any spilled oil or petrol. Do not use, pour, use near open fire.

FUEL TANK CAP

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WARNING: Alcohol-enriched fuels (gasohol) or fuels with ethyl alcohol or methanol mixtures may attract humidity and subsequent acid formation. The clean petrol may as a result of long storage damage the engine fuel system. If you want to prevent engine problems you should empty the fuel system before storing for more than 30 days. Empty the fuel tank, start the engine and let it run until the fuel system and carburettor are empty. Add fresh fuel each season. See the storing instructions, too. Never pour cleaners to the fuel tank

to clean the engine or carburettor. By doing so, you could cause irreparable engine damage.

ENGINE STARTING

At starting first make sure the spark plug is in its place and there is sufficient amount of oil and petrol in the device.

CAUTION: The engine may smoke at first starting due to protective oil film on the inner engine surface.

Consider this as normal.

1. Primary pump (Fig. 1/14) to be pressed three times!!!
2. With the operation lever (automatic switching off lever) (12) pulled in slowly pull out the starting cord (10), when you feel slight resistance strongly pull in the starter until the engine is started.
3. Pull the gas lever (2) now down from the starting position until the engine operation is even.

CAUTION: In cold weather or when the machine has not been used for a longer time it may be necessary to repeat the first steps for several times.

ENGINE STOPPING

- If you want to stop the engine release the operation lever (automatic switching off lever) (12).

WARNING! The knife still rotates for a few seconds after the engine is switched off. If you want to leave the mower saying unattended then disconnect the spark plug cap.

Important tips and advice for grass cutting!!!

• Under certain conditions, e.g. when the grass is very high, it may be necessary to adjust bigger cutting height so that effort at pushing the mower was reduced, engine overloading removed and blocking of grass in the mower prevented. It is possible you will also have to reduce the mower travel speed and/or cut the area again.
• If cutting is very difficult it may be suitable to reduce the travel speed and mower gear.
• Vent ports in the grass catcher may get blocked if the catcher is not cleaned regularly. Clean the grass catcher regularly with water and let it dry before use.
• Keep the upper part of the engine in the starter place clean. Air flow will be improved and engine life increased by doing so.
• Cut in dry weather only.
  • Always keep the knives sharp.

MAINTENANCE

IMPORTANT – Regular maintenance is unavoidable for constant operational reliability and keeping the original device output.

1) Keep all screws and nuts tightened so that you were sure the device is in an operation-reliable condition. Regular maintenance is necessary for safety and trouble-free operation.
2) Never store the device with fuel in closed rooms as the evaporating fuel may ignite.
3) It is necessary to let the device cool down and empty fuel from it before storing in closed rooms.
4) In order to minimise the risk of fire keep the engine and muffler and the fuel tank clean and with no grass, leaves and fats. Do not store the grass cut with the mower.
5) For safety reasons, avoid using a device with a worn or damaged parts. Replace any faulty parts with new ones, do not repair them. Use original spare parts and original spare knives only.

Parts with quality different from the one prescribed may damage the device and threaten your safety.

6) If it is necessary to empty the fuel tank do it outside and with cold engine.
7) Wear solid protective gloves at assembly and adjustment of knives.
8) Check correct direction of rotating and balance of knives after sharpening.
9) Regularly check wear and pollution of the self-closing cover and grass catcher.
10) When you must transport the device, carry it in hands or incline it always wear safety gloves.

Always hold the device at places guaranteeing safe holding. Take into account the weight of the device and its distribution.

ČLEANING

Clean the device with water, remove the grass and mud from inside before each use – it will prevent from impurities getting dry and problems at next starting.

The painting inside the housing may wear down in the course of time. In order to prevent later corrosion of the device use anti-corrosive paint for the worn-down spots.

Remove the gearbox cover and clean the space around belt pulleys and drive belts with a brush or compressed air once or twice a year.

You should clean the inside of the drive wheels once per season. Disassemble both wheels. Clean the cog wheels and their edges off the grass and other impurities with compressed air or a brush.

KNIFE DISASSEMBLY

For purpose of cleaning / sharpening / replacement

Attention!!! It is necessary to first disconnect the spark plug before disassembly.

Release the screw at disassembly of the knives.

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Re-assemble according to the picture. Tighten the screws. Torsion moment of 40 Nm. You should also replace the screw at replacement of knives.

OIL CHANGE

The stopper for oil emptying is placed under the engine. Make sure you have a container for oil catching prepared and disassemble the stopper. As soon as the oil flows out insert a new stopper with a washer and wipe oil remnants.

Add new SAE30 oil to the tank. Measure the oil level with a clean gauge. The oil must reach between min. and max. marking on the gauge. Make sure you do not overfill the tank.

Start the engine and let running for a short time. Then switch it off, wait for a minute and measure the oil level. If necessary, add some oil.

Screw for oil emptying

Spark plug

When the engine cools down disassemble the spark plug with the key supplied, clean it with a wire brush and adjust the distance to 0.75 mm (0.030") through a feeler gauge. Then refit the spark plug. Make sure you do not tighten it too firmly. (alternatively: (Bosch WR 7 DC); (NGK BPR 6 ES)

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Air filter

Loosen the filter cap and remove the foam filter element. It is necessary to re-fit the filter cap to prevent entering of foreign bodies to the suction inlet.

PAPER FILTER AIR FILTER CAP FOAM FILTER

FUEL TANK AND CARBURETTOR EMPTYING

Put a container allowing petrol storage under the carburettor. Work with a funnel to prevent petrol spilling. Disassemble the drain screw, then adjust the fuel valve tie rod to the ON position. Re-fit the drain screw with a packing ring after fuel tank emptying. Tighten the screw firmly.

STORAGE

The petrol must not remain in the fuel tank for more than 1 month. Regularly clean the mower and store it to a dry, closed room.

ENVIRONMENT

You should pay special attention to the following points for environment protection:

• Always use clean unleaded petrol.
- Always use a funnel and/or can with level regulation to prevent fuel spilling while refuelling.
- Do not fill the fuel tank up to the edge.
- Do not let the engine oil overflow.
- At changing the oil, make sure the oil used will be disposed in accordance with the regulations. Prevent oil spilling.

• Do not throw the oil filters to the municipal waste but deliver them to appropriate collection centre.
• Replace the absorber if faulty. Use original spare parts at repairs.
  • Always have the carburettor adjusted by a specialist.
  • Always clean the filter according to appropriate instructions.
  • We recommend returning the mower after mower life expiry to the seller to ensure its disposal in accordance with regulations.

Regularly check the level of wear and technical state of the mower.

MAINTENANCE

Original spare parts will be supplied by your seller or our service department. We recommend annual maintenance and check of safety elements being executed at an authorised shop. Please contact your seller for issues of maintenance and acquisition of spare parts.

MAINTENANCE PLAN

REGULAR MAINTENANCE INTERVAL (4)		Before each use	Each month or	Each 3 months or	Once in 6 months or	Each year or	Each two years or
Corresponding maintenance in the given month or after expiry of the given operating hours – according to which happens first.			5 hours	25 hours	50 hours	100 hours	250 hours
Engine oil (SAE 30)	to be checked O
	to be replaced		O		O(2)
Air filter	to be checked	O
to be replaced					O
Spark plug	to be checked to be cleaned		0
to be replaced		O

FAILURE DIAGNOSTICS

ENGINE DOES NOT START	Possible reason	Correction
1.Fuel check	Lack of fuel	Fuel to be added
	Wrong fuel, machine storing without petrol tank emptying, wrong type of petrol.	Fuel tank and carburettor to be emptied. Fresh petrol to be added.
2. Spark plug check	Wrong, dirty or poorly adjusted spark plug	Spark plug to be replaced (P-8).
	Spark plug is wet from petrol (blocked engine).	Spark plug to be dried and re-fitted.
3. Have the engine repaired at the seller or use the operating instructions for reference.	Blocked fuel filter, wrong carburettor or sparking adjustment, sticky valves, etc.	Replace or (if necessary) repair the faulty parts.
4. Faulty forward movement	Stroke too long	Stroke setting to be changed
5. Grass is not collected	Blocked channel, full grass catcher, grass is too wet	Ejection to be cleaned, grass catcher to be emptied, cutting in dry weather.

Directives CE applicables :

98/37/CE, 2000/14/CE 2005/88/CE

97/68/CE 2002/88/CE, 2004/108/CE

Type Approval No.

E1*97/68SN3-IA*2002/88*0331*00

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Fonctionnement

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(Bosch WR 7 DC); (NGK BPR 6 ES)

0.75mm

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Filtre à air

98/37/ES, 2000/14/ES_2005/88/ES

97/68/ES 2002/88/ES, 2004/108/ES

Type Approval no.:

E1*97/68SN3-IA*2002/88*0331*00

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Provoz

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Vzduchový filtr

98/37/ES, 2000/14/ES_2005/88/ES 97/68/ES 2002/88/ES, 2004/108/ES

Type Approval no.:

E1*97/68SN3-IA*2002/88*0331*00

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Prevádzka

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Pozor!!!

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Vzduchový filter

Povol'te veko filtra a vymontujte penový filtračný prvok. Aby ste zabránili vniknutiu cudzích telies do nasávacieho otvoru, je nutné veko filtra opät' nasadit'.

PAPIEROVÝ FILTER VEKO VZDUCHOVÉHO FILTRA PENOVÝ FILTER

VYPRÁZDNENIE PALIVOVEJ NÁDRŽE A KARBURÁTORA

Pod karburátor postavte nádobu, v ktorej je povolené skladovat' benzín. Aby ste zabránili rozliatiu benzínu, pracujte s lievikom. Odmontujte vypúšťaciu skrutku, potom prestavte t'ahadlo palivového ventilu do polohy ON.

- WAARSCHUWING: Benzine is licht ontvlambaar:

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Gebruik

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Let op!!!

TANKEN VAN BRANDSTOF (loodvrije benzine)

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Luchtfilter

97/68/CE_2002/88/CE, 2004/108/CE

Type Approval no.:

E1*97/68SN3-IA*2002/88*0331*00

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Esercizio

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Attenzione!!!

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FILTRO DI CARTA COPERCHIO DEL FILTRO D'ARIA ESTRARRE LA CARTUCCIA FILTRANTE

SVUOTAMENTO DEL SERBATOIO PER COMBUSTIBILE E DEL CARBURATORE

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Működés

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Vigyázz!!!

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LÉGSZÜRÓ