PBK 4 B3 - Multitools PARKSIDE - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL PBK 4 B3 PARKSIDE

GB / MT Translation of the original instructions Page

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Introduction Congratulations on purchasing your new device. You have chosen a high-quality product. This device was quality-tested and subjected to a nal inspection during production, This ensures proper functioning of your device. In some cases, residual amounts of lubricants may be present on or in the device. This is not a aw or a defect and is no cause for concern. The instruction manual forms part of this product. It contains important information on safety, use and disposal. Before using the product, you should famil- iarise yourself with all operating and safety instructions. Use the product only as de- scribed and for the stated elds of applica- tion. Store the instruction manual carefully and ensure that all documents are handed over in the event that the product is passed on to another user. Proper use With the hedge trimmer attachment, this device is intended for cutting and trimming hedges, bushes and ornamental shrubs. The pole-mounted pruner attachment is intended for trimming large branches and limbs. The trimmer and 3-tooth blade attachment is intended for cutting grass in the garden, along ower beds, around trees or fence posts, and light under- growth. The device is intended for use in residential applications. The device is not intended for commercial use. The warranty is void in the case of commercial use. Any other use that is not expressly permitted in this instruction manu- al may result in damage to the device and pose a serious hazard to the user. The device is intended for use by adults. Children under the age of 16 may not use the device, except under supervision. Local regulations may specify an age limit for the user. The use of the device in the rain or a damp environment is prohibited. The operator or user is responsible for any accidents or personal injury and/or materi- al damage to third parties or their property. The manufacturer is not liable for damage caused by improper use or incorrect oper- ation. General description An illustration of the most im- portant functional components can be found on the front and the back fold-out pages. Scope of delivery - Engine unit - Hedge trimmer attachment - Pole-mounted pruner attachment - Trimmer attachment - Extension attachment, length: 905 mm - Saw chain - Blade bar - Spool cap - Round handle - 3-tooth blade - Protective cover - 100 ml organic saw chain oil - 1 x mixing container - Funnel - 1 x shoulder strap - 1 x hex key - 1 x spark plug wrench with slotted screwdriver - Tool bag - 3 x Transport protection - Protective goggles - Spare line (2.4 mm x 6 m) - Instruction manualGB MT

Hex keys, spark plug spanner with slotted screwdriver and spare line are in the tool bag (34) when deliv- ered. Overview

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in operation ...7.420 m/s

in operation ...7.723 m/s

Emission sound pressure level at the operator’s location

= 1.98 dB Measured sound power level

at round handle .6.15 m/s

Sound pressure level (L

= 3 dB Measured sound power level

..................7800 rpm 72 Spark plug 73 Spark plug connector 74 Screw 75 Air lter cover 76 Air lter 77 Air lter housing 78 Fuel lter 79 Screw Description of functions The device is powered by an air-cooled 2-stroke engine. The device is equipped with a hedge trimmer attachment with safety cutter bar, a pruner attachment with saw chain and a trimmer attachment with spool or 3-tooth blade. Please refer to the descriptions below for information on how the operating elements work. Technical data Petrol Multi Tool ..........................PBK 4 B3 Engine ............. 2-stroke engine, air-cooled Fuel mixture .................................... 40:1 Engine displacement V ...............51.7 cm

at round handle .7.99 m/s

Sound pressure level

= 3 dB Measured sound power level

..................7800 rpm Rotational speed of 3-tooth blade

at round handle .6.20 m/s

Emission sound pressure level at the operator’s location (L

= 3 dB Measured sound power level

= 1.98 dB The vibration emission value has been measured according to a standardised testing method and may be used for com- parison with another power tool. The indicated vibration emission value may also be used for an introductory assess- ment of the exposure. Levels of noise and vibration were deter- mined according to the standards and reg- ulations in the declaration of conformity.

Warning: The vibration emission

value whilst actually using the pow- er tool may vary from the given values de- pending on the type and way in which the power tool is used. Try to keep the exposure to vibrations as low as possible. Examples of measures to reduce vibration exposure are the wearing of gloves when using the tool and limiting the working hours. All parts of the operat- ing cycle have to be considered while do- ing so (for example, times when the power tool is switched off and times when it is switched on but running without any load). The carbon dioxide (CO2) emission value determined by an EU type-approval proce- dure for this device is: 1063.00g/kWh Safety information This section describes the basic safety rules when working with the device. Symbols used in the instruction manual Hazard symbol with infor- mation on the prevention of personal injury or property damage Hazard symbol with information on damage prevention Advisory symbol with information on how to best use the device Symbols on the device Caution! Read the instruction manual and fol- low all warnings and safety instruc- tions. Wear eye protection! Wear hearing protection! Wear a safety helmet! Wear safety gloves. Wear cut-resistant work clothing.GB MT

Wear non-slip safety shoes. Do not leave long hair uncovered. Keep hair away from moving parts. Do not expose the device to rain. The device must not be operated while damp nor in a damp environment. Caution! Risk of injury from moving blades Caution! Falling objects, especially when cutting above head height Disconnect the spark plug connector before maintenance work. Danger to life from electrical shock! Stay at least 10m away from over- head power lines. Danger due to ejected parts! Keep other people away. Keep persons in the vicinity away from the device Caution! Kickback - be aware that you may experience kickback while working with the machine. Danger due to ejected parts! Keep other people away. Caution! Hot surface There is a risk of burns. Keep a safe distance of at least 15 m from other people.

Guaranteed sound power level L

Cutting length 344,5 mm Blade bar length 12 " (~ 300mm) Cutting length 430 mm Cutting circle (spool) 430 mm 255 mm Cutting circle (3-tooth blade) Mixing ratio 40:1, ONLY use fuel mix- ture Open ames, re, open ignition sources and smoking are prohibited. Tank cover for fuel mixture Do not use any circu- lar- or multi-toothed saw blades. Risk of injury!

Start-up Sequence Choke: Cold start Choke: Warm start Chain lubrication direction of rotation, screw Direction of travel, saw chain For use with the spoolGB MT

For use with the 3-tooth blade Direction of travel, spool Reference to screw for lubrication with a grease gun Oil tank cap für saw chain General safety instructions Do not work with the device without having received the necessary train- ing on how to use it. Before working with the device, fa- miliarise yourself with all the con- trols. Practise handling the device and have the functionality, mode of action and working techniques explained to you by an experienced user or an expert. Make sure that you are able to switch off the device immediately in case of an emergency. Im- proper use of the device can cause severe injury. If an accident or malfunction occurs during operation, switch off the device immedi- ately. Injuries must be properly treated or medical assistance sought. Read the “Troubleshooting” section to correct any malfunctions or contact our Service Centre. Residual risks There will always be residual risks even if you operate this power tool according to the instructions. The following hazards may occur in connection with the type and design of this power tool: a) Cutting injuries b) Hearing damage if suitable ear protec- tion is not worn. c) Health injuries resulting from the effect of hand/arm vibration in the event that the device is used over a longer period of time or is not used and maintained properly. Safety instructions for portable engine-driven hedge trimmers Familiarise yourself with the instruction manual before attempting to operate the device. IMPORTANT

Preparation a) THIS HEDGE TRIMMER CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURIES! Read the instruc- tions carefully regarding the correct handling, preparation and mainte- nance, for starting and stopping the hedge trimmer. Familiarise yourself with all of the controls and the proper use of the hedge trimmer. b) Children must never be allowed to use the hedge trimmer. c) Caution! Notice overhead power lines. d) Use of the hedge trimmer should be avoided when people, especially chil- dren, are nearby. e) Wear suitable clothing! Do not wear loose clothing or jewellery that can become jammed in the moving parts. It is recommended that you wear solid gloves, non-slip shoes and protective goggles. f) Handle fuel with special care, it is highly ammable and the vapours are explosive. The following points should be observed.GB MT

designed for this purpose.

2) Never remove the fuel cap or add

fuel when the engine is running. Let the engine and exhaust components cool down before fuelling.

4) Refuel outdoors only.

5) Never store the hedge trimmer or

fuel container in a room where there is an open ame, e.g. near a water heater.

6) If fuel has spilled, do not attempt to

start the engine, but set the hedge trimmer away from the petrol-con- taminated surface before starting.

7) Always put the tank lid back on and

lock it safely after lling.

8) When emptying the fuel tank, make

sure to do this outdoors. g) If the cutting mechanism comes in con- tact with a foreign body or if the oper- ating noises increase or the hedge trim- mer vibrates with unusually high force, switch off the engine and let the hedge trimmer come to a standstill. Pull the spark plug connectors from the spark plug and take the following measures:

1) check for damages;

2) check for loose parts and fasten all

3) replace damaged parts with equiva-

lent parts or have them repaired. h) Wear hearing protection while using the device.

i) Wear eye protection while using the

device. j) If an accident or malfunction occurs during operation, switch off the device immediately. Injuries must be properly treated or medical assistance sought. Operation a) The engine must be stopped before:

1) cleaning or removing a blockage;

2) inspection, servicing or work on the

3) adjusting the working position of

4) leaving the hedge trimmer unattend-

ed. b) Always ensure that the hedge trimmer is properly placed in one of the indicat- ed working positions before the engine is started. c) While operating the hedge trimmer, always ensure that you have a secure footing, particularly if steps or a ladder is being used. d) Do not use the hedge trimmer with a defective or strongly worn-out cutting unit. e) To avoid risk of re, pay attention that the engine and sound absorber are free from deposits, leaves or excess lubricant. f) Always ensure that all handles and safety equipment are in place when using the hedge trimmer. Never try to use an incompletely assembled hedge trimmer or a hedge trimmer with imper- missible modications. g) Always use both hands when operating the hedge trimmer. h) Always be aware of your surroundings and stay alert for possible hazards that you may not hear because of the noise of the hedge trimmer. Maintenance and storage a) When the hedge trimmer is stopped for maintenance, inspection or storage, switch off the engine, make sure that all rotating parts have stopped and re- move the spark plug connector from the spark plug. Allow the hedge trimmer toGB MT

cool down before checking, adjusting, etc. b) Store the hedge trimmer in a place where fuel vapours cannot come into contact with open ames or sparks. Al- ways let the hedge trimmer cool down before you put it into storage. c) When transporting or storing the hedge trimmer, always attach the transport protection to the cutting attachment. Additional information

• Use the shoulder strap and hold the machine by the handle and round handle. Take breaks and change your working position regularly.

• Always ensure good ventilation when handling fuel. Do not smoke while refu- elling and keep any heat sources at a distance. Never refuel while the engine is running.

• Before removing blockages, switch off the engine and let the device cool down. Safety information for pruners National regulations may limit the use of the machine.

• Inspect the machine daily before each use and after dropping or other impacts to check for signicant damage or de- fects.

• Do not use the machine near overhead power lines. Otherwise there is a risk of electric shock!

• Wear personal protective equipment when using the machine: Hearing protection, eye protection (visor or gog- gles), head protection and cut-proof, tight-tting work clothes.

• Wear non-slip foot protection when us- ing the machine.

• Duration of use and breaks Prolonged use of the machine can lead to problems with the blood circulation in the hands caused by vibrations, known as white nger disease. You can how- ever extend your potential machine use time by wearing appropriate gloves or by taking regular breaks. Please ensure that if you are susceptible to poor cir- culation, low outside temperatures or strong gripping forces while working, this may reduce the length of time for which you are able to work.

• Always remain attentive. Pay attention to what you are doing. Use common sense. Do not use ma- chines if you are tired. You may not op- erate the machine under the inuence of alcohol, medication or drugs that impair your ability to react.

• Use the shoulder strap and hold the ma- chine by the handle and round handle. Take breaks and change your working position regularly.

• Keep a safe distance from other persons and hold the machine only by the speci- ed grip surfaces.

• When cutting overhead, take care not to be hit by falling branches.

• Do not assume a dangerous working position. Never work on a ladder! Only work on rm and stable surfaces! Avoid an abnormal body posture. Keep your balance at all times. Ensure that there is sufcient lighting during the work. Make sure you have a secure footing in wet conditions, snow, ice, on slopes and on uneven terrain.

• Warning of exhaust emissions The machine produces toxic exhaust gases as soon as the engine is running. These gases can be odourless andGB MT

invisible. Therefore, never work with the machine in closed or poorly ventilated rooms. Kickback causes and how to avoid them with pruners Caution - kickbacks! Be aware that you may experience kickback while working with the device. There is a risk of injury. Kickbacks can be avoided through taking the appro- priate care and using the correct sawing technique.

• Kickbacks may occur if the tip of the guide rail touches an object, or if the wood bends and the saw chain gets caught in the cut (see Fig. b).

• Under some circumstances, contact with tip of the rails can lead to an unexpected backwards reaction movement during which the guide rails move upwards and strike the operator (see Fig. a).

• If the saw chain becomes stuck along the top edge of the guide rail, the rail can kick back heavily towards to the operator.

• Each of these reactions can lead to you losing control of the saw and po- tentially being seriously injured. Do not rely exclusively on the safety devices built into the chainsaw. As user of the chainsaw, you should undertake vari- ous measures to enable accident- and injury-free working. A kickback is caused by wrongly or incor- rectly operating the power tool. It can be avoided by suitable cautionary measures, such as described below:

• Hold the saw rmly with both hands with thumbs and ngers surrounding the chainsaw han- dles. Place your body and arms in a position where you can withstand the kickback forces. The operator will be capable of with- standing the kickback forces if suitable measures are undertaken. Never let go of the chainsaw.

• Avoid an abnormal body pos- ture. This enables better control over the chainsaw in unforeseen situations.

• Always use the replacement rails and saw chains specied by the manufacturer. Incorrect replacement rails and saw chains can cause the chain to break apart and/or may lead to kickback.

• Comply with the manufacturer’s instructions for sharpening and maintaining the saw chain. Depth gauges placed too low increase the potential for kickbacks.

• Do not saw with the tip of the blade bar (see Fig. b). There is a risk of kickback.

• Ensure there are no objects on the ground which could cause you to stumble. Safety instructions for string trimmers and grass trimmers

• Inspect the machine daily before each use and after dropping or other impacts to check for signicant damage or de- fects.GB MT

• Wear personal protective equipment when using the machine: Hearing protection, eye protection (visor or goggles), head protection and cut-proof work clothes.

• Wear non-slip foot protection when us- ing the machine.

• Use the shoulder strap and hold the ma- chine by the handle and round handle.

• Always remain attentive. Pay attention to what you are doing. Use common sense. Do not use ma- chines if you are tired. You may not op- erate the machine under the inuence of alcohol, medication or drugs that impair your ability to react.

• Before removing blockages, switch off the engine and let the device cool down.

• Keep a safe distance of at least 15 metres from other persons and hold the machine only by the specied grip sur- faces.

• Warning of exhaust emissions The machine produces toxic exhaust gases as soon as the engine is running. These gases can be odourless and invisible. Therefore, never work with the machine in closed or poorly ventilated rooms.

• Duration of use and breaks Prolonged use of the machine can lead to problems with the blood circulation in the hands caused by vibrations, known as white nger disease. You can how- ever extend your potential machine use time by wearing appropriate gloves or by taking regular breaks. Please ensure that if you are susceptible to poor cir- culation, low outside temperatures or strong gripping forces while working, this may reduce the length of time for which you are able to work.

• Do not assume a dangerous working position. Never work on a ladder! Only work on rm and stable surfaces! Avoid an abnormal body posture. Keep your balance at all times. Ensure that there is sufcient lighting during the work. Make sure you have a secure footing in wet conditions, snow, ice, on slopes and on uneven terrain. String trimmer - kickback causes and how to avoid them with a 3-tooth blade In the event of a kickback, the operator will feel a pow- erful blow from the combina- tion machine. This may lead to losing control of the device and serious injury. You can avoid kickbacks through cau- tion and proper technique. While working with the 3- tooth blade there is a risk of kickback if the blade edge hits an obstacle (stone, wood).

• Hold the device with both hands.

• Make sure there are no obstacles on the ground and do not use the 3-tooth blade near fences, metal posts or simi- lar. Use only properly sharpened tools. To cut thick stems, switch the device to position

Assembly Disconnect the spark plug connector (

rying out any work on the device.GB MT

Only use original parts. The device can be used with either the hedge trimmer, pruner or trim- mer attachment, either with the spool or the 3-tooth blade. Removal is carried out in reverse order. Fitting the middle tubular shaft The middle tubular shaft is for use with the pruner attachment and hedge trimmer attachment.

1. Loosen the buttery screw (3).

2. Slide the middle tubular shaft (4) into

the tubular shaft (5) on the device hous- ing. For a detailed view of the proce- dure, take a look at Fig. S.

3. Turn the middle tubular shaft (4) with a

gentle rotating movement until the but- ton (10) clicks into place in the hole in the tubular shaft (5).

4. Fix the middle tubular shaft (4) in place

with the buttery screw (3). Tighten the buttery screw (3) until no more play is dis- cernible on the middle tubular shaft (4)! The use of maximum manual force will damage the tubular shaft. Fitting the tubular shaft If necessary, remove the protective cap(s) (23) from the front tubular shaft (2) before assembly. The front tubular shaft of the pruner and the hedge trimmer attachment is mounted on the middle tubular shaft (4).

1. Loosen the buttery screw (3).

2. Push the front tubular shaft (2) into the

tubular shaft (5) on the device housing or into the middle tubular shaft (4). For a detailed view of the procedure, take a look at Fig. S.

3. Turn the front tubular shaft (2) with a

slight twisting motion until the button (10) engages in the hole in the tubular shaft (5) or in the middle tubular shaft (4).

4. Fix the front tubular shaft (2) in place

with the buttery screw (3). Tighten the buttery screw (3) until no more play is dis- cernible on the front tubular shaft (2)! The use of maximum manual force will damage the tubular shaft.

Fitting the round handle For safety reasons, the round handle (9) may only be xed in one of the two positions given by the hole. The leg protection must al- ways be mounted on the op- erator side!

1. If necessary, loosen the buttery screw

(38) and put the silver-coloured ap (39) upright.

2. Place the round handle (9) on the rub-

ber (40) on the tubular shaft (5) from above. Select one of the two positions given by the hole (37) in the tubular shaft (5). You can slide the rubber (40) to the desired position.GB MT

The pin (41) in the round handle (9) must be seated in the hole of the rubber (40), otherwise the round handle (9) cannot be tted correctly.

3. Close the ap (39) and secure it with

the buttery screw (38). Fitting the protective cover The protective cover (21) must be tted on the front tubular shaft (2) with the retainer for spool and 3-tooth blade.

1. Place the protective cover (21) on the

holder on the front tubular shaft (2).

2. Screw the protective cover (21) to the

front tubular shaft (2) with the four hex- agon socket screws (22). Removing/attaching the extension of the protective cover When using the 3-tooth blade, the exten- sion (19) of the protective cover (21) must be removed. When using the spool, the extension (19) must be tted. Removing the extension of the protective cover

1. Unclip the three pushers (20) of the

click lock using the screwdriver

2. Pull off the extension (19) of the protec-

tive cover (21). Fitting the extension of the protective cover

1. Clip in the three pushers (20) of the

click lock using the screwdriver (27). Clean the extension (19) and pro- tective cover (21) after each use. Fitting the saw chain Pay attention to the correct rotation direction of the saw chain. This is indicated on the sprocket cover (49) and above the coach screw (43). Tension the saw chain in accord- ance with the rst 5-6 steps. see section “Tensioning the saw chain”.

1. Place the device on a level surface.

2. Remove the chain wheel cover (49) by

loosening the nut (48) with the mount- ing key (26).

3. Place the saw chain (44) into the blade

groove. Place the saw chain (44) into the chain sprocket (42).

4. Place the blade bar (1) and saw chain

(44) on the coach screw (43). When the nose (47) on the right below the coach screw (43) sits in the lower round recess on the blade bar, the blade bar is placed correctly. It is normal for the saw chain (44) to sag.

5. Pretension the saw chain (44) by turn-

ing the screw (46) in a clockwise direc- tion with the screwdriver (27).

6. Put the chain wheel cover (49) back

in position. Tighten the nut (48) of the sprocket cover. Caution! The saw chain (44) can be re-oiled.GB MT

Assembling the 3-tooth blade Safe use of the device can only be guaranteed with a PARKSIDE 3-tooth blade. The use of unauthorised knives may cause in- jury. When using the 3-tooth blade, remove the extension

19) of the protective cover, see

chapter: “Removing/attaching the extension of the protective cover”.

1. Place the device on the ground in a

hex key (28) as depicted.

3. Place the 3-tooth blade (15) onto the

uptake spindle (50). The blade can be used on both sides.

Removal is carried out in reverse order. Assembling the spool When using the spool, t the extension (19) of the protec- tive cover, see chapter: “Removing/ attaching the extension of the pro- tective cover”. Do not replace the non-metal- lic laments of the spool end with metallic laments! Risk of in- jury!

1. Place the device on the ground in a

hex key (28) as depicted.

Removal is carried out in reverse order. Initial start-up Disconnect the spark plug connector (

rying out any adjustment work on the device. When working with the de- vice, wear suitable clothing, work gloves, eye protection, pro- tective headgear, hearing protec- tion and cut-resistant work boots. Prior to each use, ensure that the machine is working correctly. Do not lock the On/Off switch in place. Do not use the device if a switch is damaged. Risk of injury and damage to prop- erty. Observe noise protection rules and other local regulations. Operating the device can be limited or prohibited on certain days (e.g. Sundays and public holidays), certain daytimes (e.g. noon, night rest) or in special areas (e.g. health resorts, hospitals etc.). Filling with fuel Always ensure good ventila- tion when handling fuel. Do not smoke while refuellingGB MT

and keep any heat sources at a distance. Never refuel while the engine is running. Carefully open the fuel ller cap so that any overpressure can slowly dissipate. Start the device at a distance of at least 3 m from the fuelling point. There is a risk of re or explosion if this advice is not heeded. The lling volume of the tank is 1200 ml. Use only the fuel mixture recom- mended in the instructions. The fuel mixture ages. Therefore, do not use fuel mixtures that are older than 3 months. If this not done, the engine may become damaged and your warranty will become null and void. Avoid direct skin contact with petrol and inhalation of petrol fumes. There is a danger to health! The device is equipped with a two- stroke engine and is therefore operated exclusively with a mix- ture of petrol and two-stroke engine oil at a ratio of 40:1. Fuel mixture table: Petrol 2-stroke oil

Mixing pro- cess 40 parts petrol + 1 part oil

• Use quality unleaded petrol with an octane rating of at least 90.

• For optimalperformance,use oilforair- cooledtwo-strokeengines.

1. Mix petrol and oil in the fuel mixing

bottle (24). Use the scale on the con- tainer.

OIL PETROL First pour petrol into the fuel mixing bottle (24) up to the line marked “PET- ROL”. Then add oil until the “OIL” mark is reached. Close and shake the fuel mixing bottle (24).

3. Unscrew the tank cap (55) and ll the

fuel mixture into the fuel tank (54) using the funnel (33). Wipe fuel residues off the tank cap (55) and close the tank cap (55) again. Clean the funnel (33) after use. Tensioning the saw chain Do not re-tension or change the saw chain when it is hot because it shrinks slightly once it has cooled down. If this is not ob- served it can lead to damage on the guide rail or the engine be- cause the saw chain is now too taut on the blade bar. Regularly tightening the saw chain pro- vides safety for the user and reduces and/ or prevents wear and chain damage. Before starting work and at intervals of ap- prox. 10 minute, we recommend the user to examine the chain tension and correct it if necessary. The saw chain warms up when working with the saw and thus expands slightly. These “expansions” can be expected espe- cially from newer saw chains.GB MT

Chain tension and chain lubrication have a signicant impact on the service life of the saw chain. The saw chain is properly tensioned when it does not hang from the underside of the blade bar and cannot be moved around by a gloved hand. When pulling on the saw chain with 9 N (approx. 1 kg) of force, the saw chain and blade bar should not be separated by a distance of more than 2 mm. 10 min Risk of injury! Tension the saw chain with the engine switched off (after). Tensioning the saw chain

1. Loosen the nut (48) of the sprocket cover

(49) with the mounting key (26).

2. Tension the saw chain (44) by turning

the screw (46) in a clockwise direction with the screwdriver (27). Reduce the saw chain tension by turning the screw anti-clockwise.

3. Fix the sprocket cover (49) by tightening

the nut (48) with the mounting key (26). The chain tension of a new saw chain must be readjusted after a maximum of 5 cuts. Chain lubrication The blade bar and saw chain must never be operated without oil. If the pruner is used with too little oil, the cutting performance and lifespan of the saw chain will decrease as the saw chain will become blunt more quickly. You can identify when there is too little oil if smoke develops or the blade bar changes colour. The oil ows to the blade bar as soon as the engine starts operating. Always turn off the device and let the engine cool down before lling with chain oil. Over- owing oil can cause a re. Filling with chain oil:

• Check the oil level indicator on the oil tank (57) regularly and top-up the oil if the minimum mark (58) "MIN" is reached on the oil level indicator. The oil tank holds about 120 ml of oil.

• Use bio-oil containing additives to re- duce friction and wear. You can order this from our service centre. Alternative- ly, use chain lubricating oil with a low proportion of adhesion additives.

• Empty the oil tank if it will not be used for a prolonged period of time (6 - 8 weeks).

1. Unscrew the oil tank cap (56) and pour

the chain oil from the bottle (25) into the tank.

2. Wipe off any spilled oil and close the

oil tank cap (56) again. You can regulate the oil inow via the adjusting screw (59) on the underside of the oil tank. Swivelling out the cutter bar The cutter bar must be checked reg- ularly for wear and reground. A blunt cutter bar causes the device to over- load. Any damage that results is not cov- ered by the warranty.GB MT

1. Hold the cutter bar by the handle (14)

to adjust the cutter bar.

2. Unlock the safety lever (61) and keep it

3. By pressing the locking lever (60) at the

same time, you release the xation of the cutter bar.

4. Now you can swing out the cutter bar.

Use the ratchet steps and allow the locking lever (60) to click back into place. The device has 12 possible working positions.

5. Then, release the safety lever (61)

again and ensure that it latches back into its initial position. Putting the shoulder strap on The body protection (31) on the shoulder strap must be placed between the body and the device. Generally, we recommend using the shoulder strap whenever using the device. Always turn the device off before taking off the shoul- der strap. Accident hazard! The shoulder strap is equipped with a quick release de- vice so that the device can be re- leased quickly from the shoulder strap in a danger- ous situation. In a hazardous situation, press on either side of the quick release de- vice (see ) to clear the quick release device.

1. Wear the shoulder strap (29) like a

backpack. The clip must be situated on the chest.

2. Adjust the strap length so that the body

protection (31) is level with the hip. Place the body protection (31) on your hip between your body and the device.

3. Open the quick-release lock (30).

4. Push on the snap hook and attach the

snap hook to the carrying eye (6) on the tubular shaft (5) of the device.

5. Clip the quick release lock (30) togeth-

er with the device back onto the shoul- der strap (29). When wearing the shoulder strap (29), make sure you place the pads on your shoulders for greater comfort. Sliding the carrying eye Select the appropriate position for the car- rying eye (6) for spool/3-tooth blade and pruner/hedge trimmer respectively. You can slide the carrying eye (6) to better distribute the weight of the device. For spool/3-tooth blade operation: Without touching it by hand, the device attached to the shoulder strap should be as follows,

allow the spool to rest lightly on the ground.

The 3-tooth blade should be balanced around 20 cm above the ground.

1. Loosen the screw (62) on the carrying

eye for the shoulder strap using the hex key (28) and tighten it only slightly.GB MT

2. Depending on the cutting tool, balance

the device according to the above cri- teria by moving the carrying eye (6) on the tubular shaft (5).

3. Tighten the screw (62) when the device

is in the desired position.

Extending the line Your device is equipped with a dual line auto-tap feature, i.e. the two strings are extended when you tap the cutting head on the ground.

1. Hold the device in operation over a

2. Tap the cutting head lightly on the

ground a few times. This causes the line to lengthen. The line cutter (19) inserted in the extension (18) of the protec- tive cover cuts the line to the desired length. If the line ends cannot be length- ened:

• Turn off the device.

• Press the spool insert as far as it will go and pull rmly on the end of the string. If no line ends are visible:

• Replace the spool (see chapter on ‘Re- placing the spool’). Caution! Thread remnants can be projected and lead to injuries. Switching on and off Start the engine at least 3 meters from where you refu- elled. The saw chain must not move when idle. If the saw chain moves when the engine is idle, there is a problem with the clutch or no-load rotation speed. Please contact the service centre. The device is automatically speed-controlled. When idling with- out load, the engine speed is lower.

1. When using the spool:

Make sure that the protective cap on the line cutter (

When using the 3-/4-tooth blade: Make sure that the extension (

the protective cover extension (

2. Place the device on a rm level sur-

face. Make sure that the cutting tool does not touch either other objects or the ground. Cold start:

3. Set the choke lever (64) in position

4. Press the fuel pump (primer) (65) 6

5. Hold the device with one hand on the

handle (8). With the other hand, pull on the starter handle (63) of the starter cable quickly several times in succes- sion until the engine starts. Caution! Do not pull the starter ca- ble out too far - Danger of break- age! If the device does not start after 3-4 attempts, set the choke manually to position

6. Press the throttle lock (36) and then the

throttle lever (7) briey to enable theGB MT

choke lever to move to position . The device begins idling. Allow the device to warm up briey.

7. To mow/cut/saw, keep the throttle lock

(36) pressed down and operate the throttle lever (7).

8. To switch off the engine, move the

STOP switch (35) forward. Warm start:

3. Leave the choke lever (64) in its present

4. Firmly hold the device with one hand

on the upper tubular shaft (5). With the other hand, pull on the starter handle (63) of the starter cable quickly several times in succession until the engine starts. The device is now idling. Caution! Do not pull the starter ca- ble out too far - Danger of break- age!

5. To switch off the engine, move the

STOP switch (35) forward. If the engine has not started after two attempts, try a warm start with- out the choke in the warm start position. If this is not successful, follow the instructions in the “Troubleshooting” section. Safe working

• Do not use the device when you are standing on a ladder or a surface that is not stable.

• Do not be tempted to make cuts that you have not carefully considered. This could endanger yourself or others.

• Children must be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the device.

• Change your working position regularly. Prolonged use of the device can lead to blood circulation disorders in the hands caused by vibration (Raynaud's syn- drome). You can however extend your machine use time by wearing appropri- ate gloves or by taking regular breaks. Please ensure that if you are susceptible to poor circulation, low outside temper- atures or strong gripping forces while working, this may reduce the length of time for which you are able to work.

• While using the pruner/hedge trimmer, pay attention to the specied working angle of max. 60° in order to ensure that you work safely with the device.

• Always stand on the slope above or to the side of the branch to be sawn.

• Hold the device as close as possible to your body. This will ensure the best balance. Working with the hedge trimmer While cutting, make sure that you do not touch any objects, such as wire fences or plant supports. This can cause damage to the cutter bar.

• To avoid eye injuries, always wear safety goggles while working with the hedge trimmer.

• Always hold the device tightly with both hands, with one hand on the rear handle and the other hand on the front round handle (

9). Your thumb and ngers must tightly clasp the handles.

comfortable positioning which facili- tates holding the hedge trimmer.GB MT

• If the blades become jammed with solid objects, switch the device off immediately, pull the mains plug or re- move the batteries and then remove the object.

• Avoid over-stressing the device while working. Working with the pruner If the saw chain gets stuck, do not attempt to pull out the pruner with force. There is a risk of injury. Switch the engine off and use a lever arm or wedge to re- lease the pruner.

• The saw chain should have reached its maximum speed before you begin saw- ing.

• You will have better control over the device if you saw using the lower edge of the blade bar (saw chain in pulling direction) and not using the upper edge of the blade bar (saw chain in pushing direction).

• The saw chain must not touch the ground or any object while sawing through the material or thereafter.

• Ensure that the saw chain does not get stuck while sawing. The log must not break or splinter.

• Please also observe the precautionary measures to protect against kickback (see the safety information).

• Remove branches hanging downwards by sawing from the top of the branch.

• Twisted branches must be individually cut down to size. Working using the spool

• In small grass areas hold the device at an angle of about 30° and swing the cutting head evenly to the right and left with a semi-circular movement.

• The best results are obtained with a maximum grass length of 15 cm. If the grass is taller, it is recommended to mow several times.

• To cut around trees, fence posts or oth- er obstacles, slowly move the device around the obstacle and cut with the thread ends.

• Avoid any contact with xed obstacles (rocks, walls, picket fences, etc.). The thread would wear out quickly. Use the edge of the protective cover to keep the device at the correct distance. Caution! Do not lay the cut- ting head on the ground dur- ing operation! Working with the 3-tooth blade Always wear the shoulder strap and suitable protective clothing when working with the device. Wear eye, hearing and head protection. Ensure that the blade is installed correctly. Replace damaged or blunt tool parts. There is a risk of injury. Only use the blade to work on open, even areas. Carefully inspect the area to be cut and remove all foreign bodies. Avoid hitting stones, metal or other obstacles. The blade can be damaged and there is a risk of kickback by the device.

• When working, hold the cutting head above the ground and slowly swivel the device back and forth like a scythe in an equal arch.GB MT

• Do not hold the cutting head at an an- gle.

• Do not use the device to cut wild growth or brushwood.

• Regularly check the blades for damage and replace as needed. Putting down the device

• Place the device on the ground with the engine housing rst.

• The cutting unit must be placed on the ground without being subjected to any pressure.

• Do not apply any static pressure what- soever to the cutting unit. Cutting techniques using the hedge trimmer

• Cut out thick branches in advance us- ing lopping shears.

• The double-sided cutter bar enables trimming in both directions, or via pen- dulum movements from one side to the other.

• When cutting vertically, move the hedge trimmer in a steady forward motion, or up and down in an arch- shaped motion.

• When cutting horizontally, move the hedge trimmer in a sickle-shaped mo- tion to the edge of the hedge so that cut branches fall to the ground.

• We recommend tying cords to achieve long, straight lines. Trimming shaped hedges: It is advisable to trim hedges in a trapezoi- dal shape to prevent the lower branches from becoming bare. This corresponds to the plant’s natural growth and allows hedg- es to thrive optimally. Only the new annual shoots are reduced during cutting to allow dense branching and good protection of privacy.

1. First trim the sides of the hedge. To do

so, move the hedge trimmer from bot- tom to top in the direction of growth. If you cut downwards, thinner branches will move outwards which may cause thin patches or gaps.

2. Then trim the top edge as desired:

straight, pitch-shaped or round.

3. Trim plants while young to achieve

the desired shape. The main shoot should be left intact until the hedge has achieved the intended height. All other shoots are to be cut in half. Caring for free-growing hedges: Free-growing hedges are not be trimmed into shapes but still need to be regularly maintained to ensure they do not become too tall. Cutting techniques using the pruner Be aware of the risk of kickback as well as falling branches and branches on the ground.

• Sawing off small branches: Place the locating surface of the saw against the branch in order to prevent jerky movements of the saw when you begin to cut it. Guide the saw with light pressure from the top to the bottom through the branch. Watch out for premature breakage of the branch if you have misjudged the size and weight.GB MT

• Sawing off larger branches: In the case of larger branches, select a relief cut rst of all to ensure that the sawing process is controlled. To do this, saw an incision (a) into the bot- tom third of the branch (with the upper side of the blade). Then saw from top to bottom towards the rst cut (with the underside of the blade) (b).

• Sawing in sections: Saw off large or long branches in sec- tions so that you have control over the place where the branch section lands.

• Saw the lower branches of the tree off rst in order to make it easier for the branches that have been cut off to fall to the ground.

• After the cut is completed, the weight of the saw increases abruptly for the oper- ator, as the saw is no longer supported on the branch. There is a danger that you will lose control of the device.

• You should only pull the saw out of the cut with the saw chain running in order to avoid jamming.

• Do not saw with the tip of the cutting equipment.

• Do not saw the bulge at the base of the branch because this will prevent the tree from healing. Cleaning and servicing Warning! Risk of injury by dangerous moving parts! Switch off the engine and dis- connect the spark plug con- nector (

73) before carrying out

any maintenance or cleaning work on the device. You should have any repair and maintenance work that is not de- scribed in this instruction manual carried out by our Service Centre. Only use origi- nal parts. Wear gloves when working with the blade, saw chain and cutter bar. Perform the following maintenance and cleaning work regularly. This will guaran- tee long and reliable use.

• Check the device before each use for obvious defects such as loose, worn or damaged parts. Ensure that the screws are rmly in place.

• Do not cut with blunt or worn blades or chains as otherwise you will overload the engine and gears of your device.

• Check the covers and protective devic- es for damage and correct t. Replace these if necessary.GB MT

• Clean the device after each use. Clean the motor housing with a damp cloth or a brush. The device must neither be sprayed with water nor be put into wa- ter.

• Keep the ventilation slits of the device clean. Use a damp cloth or brush to do this.

• Do not use any cleaning agents or solvents. This could damage the device irreparably. Chemical substances may attack the plastic parts of the machine.

• Always keep the device clean. After each use of the device, you must - clean the blade (with an oily cloth); - oil the cutter bar with an oil can/spray. Service intervals Carefully perform the maintenance tasks listed in the following table on a regular basis. Regular servicing of your unit will extend the life of your equipment. Additionally, you will achieve optimum cutting performance and prevent accidents. Maintenance intervals table Machine part Action Before use Hours of use

Complete machine Check condition, replace damaged parts as needed

Accessible screws and nuts Check, tighten

Fuel hoses Check, replace as needed

Blade bar Check, turn over, clean, oil

Cutting head Check correct installation

Coupling Check that the device is sta- tionary while idle

Sharpening the cutting teeth Have the saw chain sharpened by a specialist, or proceed in accordance with the operating manual for your saw chain sharpening device (e.g. from Parkside). Sharpening a saw chain requires some practice. Replacing the saw chain is prefer- able in case of doubt.GB MT

Changing the saw chain Safe use of the device can only be guaranteed with the following saw chain: Kangxin 3/8.050x44DL The use of non-approved saw chains can lead to serious injuries. A hot saw chain contracts again somewhat after cooling down. If you change the saw chain when it is hot, this can cause damage to the guide bar or the engine, as the saw chain is now too tight against the blade bar. Never attach a new saw chain onto worn teeth, or onto a damaged or worn blade.

1. Release the nut (48) and remove the

chain wheel cover (49).

2. Remove the old saw chain (44).

The detailed assembly is described in the section “Assembly - Fitting the saw chain”. For tensioning the new saw chain, please refer to the section “Initial start-up - Tension- ing the saw chain”. Maintaining/turning the blade bar The blade bar has to be reversed every 8-10 operational hours in order to ensure even wear.

1. Release the nut (48) and remove the

chain wheel cover (49). Remove the saw chain (44) and the blade bar (1).

2. Check the blade bar (1) for wear. Re-

move burrs and straighten the guide surfaces with a at le.

3. Clean the oil passage (45) to ensure

fault-free, automatic oiling of the saw chain during operation.

4. Turn the blade bar (1) once along its

5. Place the saw chain (44) into the blade

groove. Place the saw chain (44) into the chain sprocket (42).

6. Place the blade bar (1) and saw chain

(44) on the coach screw (43). When the nose (47) on the right below the coach screw (43) sits in the lower round recess on the blade bar, the blade bar is placed correctly. It is normal for the saw chain (44) to sag.

7. Pre-tension the saw chain (44) by turn-

ing the screw (46) in a clockwise direc- tion with the mounting key (26).

8. Put the chain wheel cover (49) back

in position. Tighten the nut (48) of the sprocket cover. Replacing the spool Safe use of the device can only be guaranteed with the PARKSIDE spool. The use of non-ap- proved spools may result in serious injury. Illustration

1. Place the device on the ground in a

hex key (28) as depicted.

3. Screw the spool cap (17) clockwise

from the uptake spindle (50). Illustration

4. Open the spool cap (17) by rmly

pressing the quick-release catch (68) inwards on both sides of the spool cap (17), and remove the spool cap cover.GB MT

5. Place the new spool (69) into the spool

cap cover (17) and insert the two ends of the line through the line outlet loop (66). Loosen the two line ends from the grooves (70) on the spool.

6. Place the spool (69) inside the lid of

the spool cap (17) and reassemble the lid and base. Ensure that the line outlet loops (66) match the two recesses (67) in the spool cap otherwise the cover will not close. Illustration

9. Trim the line cord to approx. 15 cm.

Winding up the spool As an alternative to a new spool, you can purchase a 2.4 mm-thick, 6 m-long nylon line in specialist shops and wind this your- self onto the spool. A spare line is already included in the delivery.

1. Fold the line in the middle and place

the middle of the line in the notch (71) of the spool (69). Wind up the two ends in the direction of the arrow, which is shown on the topside of the spool.

2. Then clamp the end of each line in one

of the grooves (70) on the spool (69). Replacing/adjusting the spark plug Worn spark plugs, or a spark plug gap that is too large, will lead to a reduction in engine power.

1. Switch the engine off.

2. Pull the spark plug connector (73) off

wise with the enclosed maintenance key (26).

4. Check the spark plug gap with the

help of a feeler gauge (available from specialised dealers). The electrode air gap must be 0.6-0.7 mm.

5. Reset the gap if necessary, by carefully

bending the ground/side electrode of the spark plug (72).

6. Clean the spark plug (72) with a wire

7. Reinsert the cleaned and adjusted

spark plug (72) or replace damaged spark plugs (72) with a new spark plug (e.g. spark plug “TORCH L8RTC”).

8. Reattach the spark plug connector (73).

The spare parts which are to be ordered can be found in the “Spare parts/accessories“ section. Sharpening the line cutter Never use the device without a string cutter or defective line cutter. There is a risk of injury. If the line cutter blade is damaged, be sure to contact our service centre. Wear protective gloves in order to avoid cutting yourself.

1. Unscrew the line cutter (18) from the

extension (19) of the protective cover (21).

2. Clamp the line cutter (18) in a vice and

sharpen the knife with a at le. File carefully, and always in one direction only.GB MT

3. Screw the line cutter (18) back onto the

extension (19) of the protective cover (21). Cleaning/replacing the air lter Never run the device without an air lter. Dust and dirt may otherwise enter the engine and cause damage to the machine. Keep the air lter clean.

1. Loosen the screw (74) on the air lter

cover (75) and remove the air lter cov- er (75) from the air lter housing (77).

2. Remove the air lter (76) from the air

3. Clean the air lter (76) with soap and

water and allow it to air dry. Never use petrol for cleaning! Replace the air lter (76) if it is worn, damaged or dirty (see “Spare parts/Accessories”). The grid acts as a spacer and has to be inserted in the air lter housing (77) rst, if it falls out when removing the air lter (76).

4. Insert the two lugs on the air lter cover

(75) into the tabs on the air lter hous- ing (77).

5. Fold the air lter cover (75) over the air

6. Fix the air lter cover (75) with the

screw (74). Replacing the fuel lter Never operate the device without a fuel lter. Change the fuel lter reg- ularly.

1. Unscrew the tank cap (55).

2. Empty the fuel tank (54) into a suitable

3. Pull the fuel lter (78) out of the tank us-

ing a hook and remove it by loosening the small clamp.

4. Replace the fuel lter (78) and put the

attached suction head back into the tank.

5. Close the fuel tank (54)again with the

tank cap (55). Fuel lter specications: Connection Ø 4 mm Outside diameter: approx. 16 mm Lubricating the gears The gear units of the attachments require lu- brication after around 10 hours of operation. Trimmer/brush cutter

1. Loosen the screw (79) on the gears

with the mounting key (26).

2. Insert up to 5 g of commercially-availa-

ble lubricating grease into the lubrica- tion opening on the gearbox housing.

3. Close the gears again using the screw

(79). Adjusting the carburettor The carburettor has been precongured for ideal performance at the factory. If any readjustments are necessary, have the ad- justments made by a specialist workshop. Storage Perform cleaning and maintenance work before storage.

• Store the device in a dry place, out of reach of children. Store the device in aGB MT

horizontal position or secured against toppling over.

• Store the 3-tooth blade (15), the pruner attachment and hedge trimmer at- tachment with the transport protection (11/13/16) provided.

• Empty the oil tank if it will not be used for a prolonged period of time (6-8 weeks).

• Clean the device and accessories care- fully before storage.

• Store the device in a dry and dustproof location and out of reach of children.

• Do not wrap the device in plastic bags as moisture and mildew may form.

• Do not lie the device down on the pro- tective cover. Transport Never transport your device while it is operating! Risk of injury!

• During transport, the device must be switched off and the spark plug connector(73) must be disconnected. Do not transport the device when it is idling.

• Always use the transport protection (11/13/16) when transporting.

• Always carry the device with the cut- ting unit pointing backwards using both hands: one on the rear handle (8) and the other on the front round handle (9).

• Do not transport the device upside down, as otherwise fuel might leak out.

• Before transporting between two loca- tions, empty the fuel tank with a petrol suction pump. Do not empty the fuel tank indoors, near re or when smoking. Gas va- pours can cause explosions or re.

• Transporting in a vehicle: Secure the device against tipping over and damage. Ensure the device is securely positioned. Disposal/environmental protection Do not dispose of waste oil and petrol residues in the sewage system or down the drain. Dispose of waste oil and petrol remnants in an environmentally friendly way - take them to your local recycling centre. The device, accessories and packaging should be properly recycled. Machines must not be disposed of with domestic waste. Drain the petrol tank carefully and drop the device off at a recycling centre. The plastic and metal parts used on your device can be properly sorted according to materials and grades and efciently recycled. Please contact our service centre for more information. Directive 2012/19/EU on waste electrical and electronic equipment: Consumers are legally obliged to recycle electrical and electronic equipment in an environmen- tally sound manner at the end of its life. In this way, environmentally friendly and resource-saving recycling is ensured. Depending on the implementation in nation- al law, you may have the following options:

• Hand over to an ofcial collection point,

• Return to the manufacturer/distributor. This does not affect accessories enclosed with the old devices or tools without any electrical components.GB MT

Guarantee Dear Customer, This equipment is provided with a 3-year guarantee from the date of purchase. In case of defects, you have statutory rights against the seller of the product. These statutory rights are not restricted by our guarantee presented below. Terms of Guarantee The term of the guarantee begins on the date of purchase. Please retain the original receipt. This document is required as proof of purchase. If a material or manufacturing defect occurs within three years of the date of purchase of this product, we will repair or replace – at our choice – the product for you free of charge. This guarantee requires the defective equipment and proof of purchase to be presented within the three-year period with a brief written description of what con- stitutes the defect and when it occurred. If the defect is covered by our guarantee, you will receive either the repaired product or a new product. No new guarantee period begins on repair or replacement of the product. Guarantee Period and Statutory Claims for Defects The guarantee period is not extended by the guarantee service. This also applies for replaced or repaired parts. Any damages and defects already present at the time of purchase must be reported immediately af- ter unpacking. Repairs arising after expiry of the guarantee period are chargeable. Guarantee Cover The equipment has been carefully produced in accordance with strict quality guidelines and conscientiously checked prior to delivery. The guarantee applies for all material and manufacturing defects. This guarantee does not extend to cover product parts that are subject to normal wear and may therefore be considered as wearing parts (e.g. cutter bar, spool, 3-tooth blade, chain) or to cover damage to breakable parts (e.g. switches). This guarantee shall be invalid if the prod- uct has been damaged, used incorrectly or not maintained. Precise adherence to all of the instructions specied in the operating manual is required for proper use of the product. Intended uses and actions against which the operating manual advises or warns must be categorically avoided. The product is designed only for private and not commercial use. The guarantee will be invalidated in case of misuse or improper han- dling, use of force, or interventions not un- dertaken by our authorised service branch. Processing in Case of Guarantee To ensure quick handling of you issue, please follow the following directions:

• Please have the receipt and identication number (IAN446657_2307) ready as proof of purchase for all enquiries.

• Please nd the item number on the rat- ing plate.

• Should functional errors or other de- fects occur, please initially contact the service department specied below by telephone or by e-mail. You will then receive further information on the pro- cessing of your complaint.

• After consultation with our customer service, a product recorded as defective can be sent postage paid to the service address communicated to you, with the proof of purchase (receipt) and spec- ication of what constitutes the defect and when it occurred. In order to avoid acceptance problems and additionalGB MT

costs, please be sure to use only the address communicated to you. Ensure that the consignment is not sent carriage forward or by bulky goods, express or other special freight. Please send the equipment inc. all accessories supplied at the time of purchase and ensure ade- quate, safe transport packaging. Repair Service For a charge, repairs not covered by the guarantee can be carried out by our ser- vice branch, which will be happy to issue a cost estimate for you. We can handle only equipment that has been sent with adequate packaging and postage. Attention: Please send your equipment to our service branch in clean condition and with an indication of the defect. Equipment sent carriage forward or by bulky goods, express or other special freight will not be accepted. We will dispose of your defective devices free of charge when you send them to us. Service-Center

Service Malta Tel.: [phone] E-Mail: [e-mail] IAN 446657_2307 Importer Please note that the following address is not a service address. Please initially con- tact the service centre specied above. Grizzly Tools GmbH & Co. KG Stockstädter Straße 20 63762 Großostheim Germany www.grizzlytools.de Spare parts/accessories You can obtain spare parts and accessories from www.grizzlytools.shop If you have issues ordering, please use the contact form. If you have any other questions, contact the “service centre” (see page 66). If additional spare parts are required, please refer to the part number in the exploded view. Item Instructions Item Exploded view Name Order no.

Troubleshooting Problem Possible cause Remedy Device does not start Tank empty Refuel Incorrect starting sequence Follow directions on how to start the engine as described in these instruc- tions Engine is ooded Let off throttle, start engine several times, remove, clean and dry the spark plug if necessary Sooty spark plugs, incorrect ignition gap Clean, adjust or replace spark plugs Spark plug connection, wires faulty Renewal/repair by service centre Carburettor, carburettor jets dirty, incorrect carburettor mix setting Have the carburettor cleaned and reset by a specialist workshop Clogged fuel lter Clean or replace the fuel lter Engine runs too fast at idle Engine cold Warm up slowly Engine will not run at expected maxi- mum power Sooty spark plugs, incorrect ignition distance Clean, adjust or replace spark plugs Dirty air lter Clean or replace air lter Carburettor, carburettor jets dirty, incorrect carburettor mix setting Have the carburettor cleaned and reset by a specialist workshop Incorrect fuel mixture Refuel according to directions Sealing ring in crankcase leaking Have the fault rectied by a special- ist workshopCylinder, piston rings worn Incorrect ignition Excessive formation of exhaust fumes/ smoke Incorrectly set carburettor mixture Have a specialist workshop reset the carburettor Incorrect fuel mixture Refuel according to directionsFR BE

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Translation of the original EC Declaration of conformity We hereby conrm that the 4-in-1 Petrol Multi Tool model PBK 4 B3 Serial number 000001 - 055000 conforms with the following applicable relevant version of the EU guidelines: 2006/42/EC • 2014/30/EU • 2000/14/EC & 2005/88/EC 2016/1628/EU • 2018/989/EU • 2011/65/EU* & (EU) 2015/863 In order to guarantee consistency, the following harmonised standards as well as na- tional standards and stipulations have been applied: EN ISO 11680-1:2021 • EN ISO 11806-1:2022 • EN ISO 10517:2019

EN ISO 14982:2009 • EN IEC 63000:2018

We conrm the following in accordance with the 2000/14/EC emissions guideline: Sound power level: Hedge trimmer attachment Pruner attach- ment Spool at- tachment 3-tooth blade guaranteed: 114 dB measured: 109.7 dB 108.8 dB 110.1 dB 109.6 dB Conformity assessment procedure carried out in accordance with Appendix IV / Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008: Notied body: NB 0123 , TÜV SÜD Product Service GmbH · Zertifizierstelle · Ridler- straße 65 · 80339 München · Germany Type-approval certicate no.: M6A 036607 1457 Rev. 00 This declaration of conformity is issued under the sole responsibility of the manufacturer Grizzly Tools GmbH & Co. KG Stockstädter Straße 20 63762 Großostheim GERMANY

Spare parts/accessories You can obtain spare parts and accessories from www.grizzlytools.shop If you have issues ordering, please use the contact form. If you have any other questions, contact the “service centre” (see page 66). If additional spare parts are required, please refer to the part number in the exploded view. Item Instructions Item Exploded view Name Order no.