FX-AF1139 - Milling machine Fuxtec - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL FX-AF1139 Fuxtec

Attention! Read all safety instructions and all instructions. Failure to observe all warnings and instructions below may result in fire and severe injury. Before using this device, carefully read this manual's’information regarding proper setup and safety precautions. Use this device only to order the country. Do not use this system for other, unintended purposes. Using this device for purposes other than intended can lead to dangerous situations. To avoid operating errors of this device, please read all instructions in this manual before the first use. All information in this manual is essential for your safety and that of the people, animals, and things around you. If you have any questions about the information contained in this manual, please contact the manufacturer from whom you purchased this device. Keep all warnings and instructions for future reference. If you sell the device in the future, remember to pass this manual on to the new owner. The expression "s“itch in open position" ”eans that the switch is off, and "s“itch in closed position" ”eans that the switch is on.Manual_FX-AF1139_Int24_rev5

To avoid operating errors of this device, please read all instructions in this manual before the first use. All information in this manual is essential for your safety and that of the people, animals, and things around you. If you have any questions about the information contained in this manual, please contact the manufacturer. The following list of hazards and precautions covers the likely situations that may occur during this device's’use. If you are in a situation that is not described in this manual, use common sense to use the device as safely as possible. If you recognize a dangerous situation, do not use the device. USER This device was developed for handling by older users who have read and understood this manual. It must not be used by persons (including children) with physical, mental, or limited cognitive abilities or lack of experience/knowledge. Attention! Do not allow underage persons to use this device. Attention! Do not allow persons to use this device if they do not understand these instructions. Familiarize yourself with the device before using it by ensuring that you know exactly where the controls and safety devices are located and how to use them. If you are an inexperienced user, we recommend pr

racticing simple working procedure, if possible, accompanied by an experienced person. The cutting tool of this device is very sharp. It is dangerous to misuse it. Attention! Lend this device only to familiar with this device type and know how to operate it. Always lend the device together with the operating instructions, so that the new user can read and understand them carefully. This device is dangerous in the hands of untrained persons.

Stay alert, watch what you do, and use common sense when operating this device. Avoid inhaling the exhaust fumes. This device produces dangerous gases such as carbon monoxide, which can cause dizziness, fainting, or death. Do not use this device if you are tired or under the influence of drugs, alcohol, or medication. A moment of inattention while operating this device can cause serious personal injury. Do not use this device if any component is damaged. Never use the device with defective safety devices or without safety equipment. Do not change the device controls or the engine speed controls. Remove all keys or tools from the device and the working area before starting the engine. A key or device that remains near the device can be caught by a moving part of the device and thrown away as a projectile, which can cause injuries. Do not expend yourself. Keep both feet firmly on the ground and keep your balance. Do not use this device on slopes of more than 15°. Stay alert when working or moving the device on a hill. Be especially careful when changing direction on an incline. Hold the device by the handlebars with both hands and always position your body behind the device. Keep all body parts away from cutting elements and moving parts while the device is running. Before starting the device, make sure that the cutting element does not contact any object. While working with the device, a moment of carelessness can cause your clothing or any other part of your body to be cut by a knife from the device. If you are an inexperienced user, we recommend that you first practice on a flat surface. If the device vibrates abnormally, stop the engine, check the device, look for the possible cause and correct it. If you cannot find the cause of the problem, take the device to the service technician. Do not touch the device's’exhaust pipe while the engine is running or shortly after it has been turned off. The exhaust pipe of this device reaches high temperatures during operation and keeps these temperatures for some minutes after shutdown. Do not let the device run unattended. If you need to leave the device alone, switch off the engine, wait until the cutting tool stops, and remove the plug from the spark plug. Keep stored tools out of reach of children. WORK CLOTHINGManual_FX-AF1139_Int24_rev5

Dress properly. Do not wear loose clothing or jewellery. Keep hair, clothing, and gloves away from moving parts. Loose clothing, jewellery, or long hair can get caught on moving parts. Use this device with suitable footwear. Never use this device barefoot, with sandals or open shoes. Wear the following protective equipment when using this device:

Eye and hearing protection

The use of additional protective clothing and safety measures reduces personal injury risk.

The noises caused by this device can cause hearing damage. Use hearing protection. If you frequently use this device, visit your doctor regularly to check your hearing. Attention! If you work with hearing protection, you must pay more attention to visual signs because your hearing is impaired. You should always have the following with you:

Signal band for the working area

Cell phone (for use in emergencies) VIBRATIONS When using this device for a more extended period, the user is exposed to vibrations. It can lead to white finger disease (Raynaud's’phenomenon). This disease reduces the touch of the hand and adjusts the temperature, resulting in a lack of sensitivity in the fingers and a burning sensation. This disease can lead to nervous and circulatory problems and even necrosis in the hands. High vibrations and long exposure times contribute to white finger disease. To reduce the risk, it is necessary to take these recommendations into account:

Make sure to keep your hands warm

Always hold the device firmly by the handles If you experience any white finger disease symptoms, consult your doctor immediately.

SAFETY IN THE WORK AREA

D not operate this device in potentially explosive atmospheres or the presence of flammable liquids, gases, and dust. Never start the device in closed rooms like living rooms or garages. This device emits dangerous gases through the exhaust pipe, which accumulate in the area, making the air toxic and harmful to the health of people, animals, and plants. Do not start the device in a living room or enclosure. The exhaust gases and fuel vapours contain carbon monoxide and harmful chemicals. In the event of a concentration of gases that accumulate due to poor ventilation, remove anything that impedes the flow of clean air from the work area to improve ventilation and do not return to the work area unless you have adequately ventilated the area and are certain that the ventilation is sufficient to prevent this concentration of airborne pollutants from returning. The area within a radius of 15 meters around the device is to be regarded as a danger area, into which nobody may enter while the device is running (safety area). If necessary, use ropes and warning signs to mark the safety area. Keep children and curious persons away from the working area while operating this device. Distractions can lead to a loss of control. Ensure that children, persons, or animals do not enter your working area. If the work has to be carried out by two or more persons simultaneously, always check other persons' ’resence and location to maintain a sufficient distance between each person to ensure safety. Do not use this device at night, in fog or poor visibility. Otherwise, the working area will not be visible. Keep the working area clean and work with good lighting. Only use this device in daylight or with adequate artificial lighting. Unclear and dark areas cause accidents. Check and remove all objects that could cause damage to you or the device.Manual_FX-AF1139_Int24_rev5

Do not use this device in areas where there are cables or underground pipes. Check your working area and remove all stones, wood, wire, and foreign objects that can be caught by the cutting tool and thrown through the air.

Use this device only to order the country. Do not use this tiller for any other purpose not intended. The use of this tiller for purposes other than those intended can lead to dangerous situations. Use the accessories, tools, etc. of this device according to these instructions and as intended, considering the working conditions. The use of this tiller for other than the intended work may lead to dangerous situations. Check if all safety devices are installed and in good condition. Remember that the device operator is responsible for the dangers and accidents caused to other persons or things. The manufacturer is in no way liable for damages caused by the improper or wrong use of this device. The cutting tool is very sharp. Non-observance of the instructions can cause severe damage. Keep your body away from the cutting tool while using the device. This device must not be operated by force. Use this system for the correct task. Using the intended job device will allow you to work better and safer. Do not use this device if the switch does not change between "o“en" ”nd "c“osed." Any device that the switch cannot control is dangerous and must be repaired. Before working with the device, make sure that the cutting tools have no contact with objects and can move freely. Do not use the device on steep slopes where your safety is not guaranteed. When working on a hill, slow down your working speed and ensure good stability. Keep this device in good condition. Check that the moving parts are not misaligned or locked, that there are no broken parts or other problems that could affect this device's operation. If this device is damaged, repair it before use. Poorly maintained devices cause many accidents. Keep the handles of the device dry and clean. Greasy or oily handles are slippery and cause loss of control of the device. Turn off the device, remove the spark plug, and make sure the cutting tool is stopped before making adjustments, adding fuel, changing accessories, cleaning, transporting, and storing it. Such preventive safety measures reduce the risk of accidental starting of this device. If the device starts to vibrate strangely, turn it off and investigate to find the cause. If you cannot find the reason, contact the service technician with the device. Vibrations are always an indication of a problem in the device. Switch off the engine when leaving the device alone. Reduce the rotation speed of the engine when you turn off the engine. If the engine is equipped with a fuel valve, cut the fuel when it is turned off. Do not tilt the device while the engine is running. MAINTENANCE Please check your device regularly using only identical spare parts by a qualified repair service. That will ensure that the safety of this device is guaranteed.Manual_FX-AF1139_Int24_rev5

IMPORTANT: The fuel used for this device is highly flammable. If the fuel or device ignites, extinguish the fire with a powder fire extinguisher. Gasoline and oil are hazardous; avoid gasoline or oil with skin and eyes. Do not inhale or swallow. See your doctor immediately if you consume fuel or oil. If they come into contact with fuel or oil, clean the contact point with soap and water as soon as possible. If you still have irritated skin or eyes, consult a doctor immediately. Do not refuel the fuel in closed or poorly ventilated places. Vapours from the fuel and oil contain dangerous chemicals. In the case of concentration of gases caused by insufficient ventilation, remove anything that impedes clean airflow from the area to improve ventilation. Do not return to the area unless you have adequately ventilated the area and are certain that the ventilation is adequate to prevent this concentration of pollutants from reoccurring. Gasoline and oil are highly flammable and explosive under certain conditions. Do not smoke and keep flames, sparks, or heat sources away from the device. Do not smoke when transporting fuel, refuelling, or during work. Do not refuel the fuel in places where there are naked flames, sparks, or heat sources. Always fill the tank in well-ventilated areas and with the engine switched off. When attempting to overfill the fuel tank, fuel cannot overflow. If fuel leaks, clean these leaks entirely before starting, move the device away from the spillage area, and avoid any source of ignition until all vapours have disappeared. Top up the fuel before starting the device. Never remove the fuel tank cap while the engine is running or when the device is hot. Do not refuel in enclosed spaces, in poorly ventilated areas, or near flames. Ensure that the fuel cap is tight and correctly closed when using the device. Ensure that you close the lid of the fuel firmly and adequately after refilling. Always store fuel in approved containers that comply with European regulations. Do not use fuel that has been stored for more than 2 months. Keeping fuel for too long will make starting the device more difficult, and the engine performance will be unsatisfactory. If the fuel has been in the device's’tank for more than 2 months, remove it from the device and replace it with fuel in good condition.

Warning symbols indicate the information required for the use of the device.

Read this manual carefully before starting up or using the device Use non-slip safety shoes You must wear adequate protection for ears and eyes Keep people away from the work area Blades and rotating parts in use. Keep hands and feet away. Risk of injury Keep children away from this device Hot surface! Risk of burns

Danger: Deadly gases! Do not use this

device in closed/ poorly ventilated areas. Danger! Flammable fuel. Fire and explosion hazard Do not smoke or use flames near the fuel or the device Check that there are no fuel leaks Always check the oil level before you start. Capacity: 0.6 litres. Multipurpose oil 20W-40Manual_FX-AF1139_Int24_rev5

Remove all keys or hand tools from the device and work area before starting the device Attention! Before carrying out maintenance and repair work on the device, switch it off and remove the spark plug Dispose of your device in an environmentally friendly manner. Do not merely throw it into a trash can Complies with CE guidelines (EU standards) Guaranteed sound power level XX Lwa, dB(A)

Coupling positions: Axis in a fixed position

To ensure the safe and proper use and maintenance of the device, the following symbols are attached to the device. Fuel tank Speed positions: "STOP" = device cannot function. Turtle = minimum. Hare = maximum. The air supply closed. Air supply open.

Warning: Hot surface! The danger of

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Use this device only to order the country. Do not use this device for purposes other than those for which it was designed. The use of this device for other than the intended work can lead to dangerous situations. Remember that the device operator is responsible for any hazards and accidents caused to other people or things. The manufacturer is in no case liable for damages caused by improper or incorrect use of this device.

DETAILED PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The diagrams and pictograms contained herein are intended as a guide. Still, they are not necessarily an exact copy of the actual device.Manual_FX-AF1139_Int24_rev5

Fuel consumption at maximum output (kg/h)

Number of milling tools

The above specifications are subject to change without notice.Manual_FX-AF1139_Int24_rev5

UNPACKING AND LISTING OF MATERIALS

This device contains the following elements, which you will find in the box:

Device Left Handlebar Trail Lower handlebar Transport wheel Right Handlebar User manual

Check the product carefully to ensure that there are no damaged elements. If you find damaged or missing parts, do not use the device until the defect is repaired or all missing parts are replaced. Using the device without all parts or with defective parts can cause serious injury. ASSEMBLY

MOUNTING OF THE SPUR

Insert the spur (H) (as shown in the illustration) so that it remains at the desired height, and insert the pin (T5) that secures it with the retaining ring (T4).

TRANSPORT WHEEL ASSEMBLY Place the spring in the bolt W1, fix it with the retaining ring and place the other end in the protective hole W2.

Place the transport wheel, as shown in the picture, and fix it with the screw and nut W3.

There are two adjustment heights of the transport wheel. When transporting or storing the milling cutter from one place to another, place the wheel in position W5. When working with the device, set the transport wheel to position W4.

HANDLEBAR MOUNTING Insert the lower bar of the handlebars (l) and tighten the screws with the washers.

Fix the upper handles with the screws and washers.

IMPORTANT: The fuel used for this device is highly flammable. If the fuel or device ignites, extinguish the fire with a powder fire extinguisher. Gasoline and oil are highly flammable and explosive under certain conditions. Do not smoke and keep flames, sparks, or heat away from the device. Use unleaded gasoline with 95 octanes. Do not use fuel that has been stored for more than 2 months. The fuel stored too long will make it difficult to start the device and result in unsatisfactory engine performance. If the fuel has been in the device's tank for more than 2 months, empty the tank and replace it with fuel in good condition.

Select a suitable location to perform this operation.

Remove the fuel filler cap and fill it with fuel.

Close the fuel tank cap tightly and remove all fuel with a dry cloth that has spilt.

Stop the engine before refuelling. Do not start the engine in a closed room or area. The exhaust gases and vapours from the fuel and oil contain carbon monoxide and harmful chemicals. In case of increased concentration of gases due to poor ventilation, remove anything that impedes clean airflow through the work area to improve air quality. Do not return to this work area unless it is well ventilated and you are sure that an increased concentration of these gases will not occur again. Do not refuel the fuel in places where there are naked flames, sparks, or heat sources. Always fill the tank in well- ventilated areas and with the engine off. Do not allow the fuel to overflow to avoid overfilling the fuel tank. In case of fuel leaks, eliminate these leaks before starting, move the device away from the spillage area and prevent any ignition sources until all vapours have disappeared. Before starting the device, move at least 3 meters away from the refuelling zone. Add fuel before starting the device. Never remove the fuel

tank cap while the engine is running or when the device is hot. Do not use fuels such as ethanol or methanol. These fuels will damage the engine of the device. ENGINE OIL For transport reasons, your device's engine comes from the factory without oil. Before starting the engine for the first time, you must fill the engine with oil. This engine uses quality oil for 4-stroke, 20W-40 viscosity. The capacity of the engine housing is 0,6l.

Filling the oil pan:

Place the device on a flat, horizontal, and transparent surface.

Unscrew the oil tank cover (OIL).

Fill in the 0.6l oil.

Wait 1 minute until the oil completely drains into the engine housing.

Clean the dipstick from the oil with a cloth.

Insert the dipstick and screw the oil cap back on.

Unscrew the cover and check the mark left by the dipstick's oil. The mark left by the oil must be between the minimum and maximum mark.

If the mark is below the minimum, add a little more oil and recheck the oil level.

If the mark is above the maximum, you must remove the engine housing oil. To do this, tilt the device and drain some oil (place a container at the end of the pipe so that no oil can get on the device or the floor). START-UP

CONTROL POINTS BEFORE

COMMISSIONING Do not use the device if it is damaged or incorrectly regulated. Use this device for its intended purpose. Any other use can be dangerous for the user, for the device and persons, animals, and objects in the vicinity. Check:

the device complete and check for loose and damaged parts (screws, nuts, etc.).

that the moving parts of the device have no contact with any object.

that the protective cover is correctly attached to the device

that the milling tool is uncoupled (see 6.4.1.1.).

that there are no fuel leaks.

that the engine casing oil and gearbox filling level is correct.

that the air filter is clean. Tighten everything and repair or replace if necessary before starting the device. Please do not use any accessories on this device other than Garland's recommended, as they may cause serious injury to the user, the device and persons, animals, and objects in the vicinity. CLUTCH CHECKPOINT The milling tool should be switched off by default to prevent the device from moving at the time of start. To check if the clutch is disengaged, set the switch to "STOP" and slowly and forcefully pull the engine control unit from the throttle lever. Observe whether the cutting tool also moves when the engine is running. If the cutting tool rotates, the clutch is engaged and, therefore, poorly controlled. If the clutch is not adjusted correctly, take your device for maintenance.

Start the engine carefully, according to the instructions, and at a distance from the cutters.

COLD START OF THE ENGINE

Place the device on a flat and stable surface to start it.

Move the throttle lever to the closed position .

Stand behind the device, as shown in the illustration, and pull the starter cord until the engine starts.

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the throttle pedal towards the open position .

Set the appropriate number of revolutions with the throttle lever.

Let the engine warm-up for a few minutes before starting the device.

Place the device on a level and stable surface to start it.

Move the throttle lever into position.

Stand behind the device and pull the starter rope until the engine starts.

Set the appropriate number of revolutions with the throttle lever.

Move the throttle stick to the position and leave the engine idling for a few seconds.

Move the throttle stick to the "STOP" position.

CONTROL POINTS AFTER STARTING THE

ENGINE It is essential to pay attention to the individual parts or the device's temperature. If you find an anomaly in the device, stop immediately and check it carefully. In case of a malfunction or problem, take the device to a service technician for repair. In any case, continue to use the device if the operation does not appear to be correct. Do not use the device if it is damaged or improperly adjusted.

21. USE OF THE DEVICE

Use this device only for the intended purposes. Using this tiller for other purposes is dangerous and may cause personal injury and damage to the device. Do not approach the rotary tiller's cutting tools when the engine is running. Do not start the device in a closed room, as the exhaust gases and fuel and oil vapours contain carbon monoxide and harmful chemicals. In the event of an increased concentration of gases caused by poor ventilation, remove anything that impedes clean airflow to improve ventilation from the work area. Do not return to the work area unless you have a properly ventilated area and know that ventilation is adequate so that this increased concentration will not occur again. Work only in daylight or good artificial light. Do not use this device at night, in fog or poor visibility. Otherwise, the working area will not be visible. Limit the further use of this system to a time limit of 10 minutes and pause 10 to 20 minutes between the individual work phases. If you slip or fall, stop the acceleration and move the switch to the "STOP" position. Do not use this device if you are tired, sick, on drugs, narcotized, or addicted to alcohol. Lack of rest and fatigue can cause accidents or damage. Always adjust the device on a level and stable surface. Do not use the device on steep slopes to not guarantee safety. When working on a hill, slow down your working speed and ensure good stability. Be careful when pulling the device towards you. Do not rely solely on the safety features of this system. It is necessary to pay attention to the possible loosening or overheating of device parts. If you find an anomaly, stop the device immediately and check it carefully. In case of mechanical failure, contact the technical repair service. You should not continue working if you find that the process is not running correctly. Remember to always use the device with clean hands and without fuel or oil residues. Clean the working area and remove all obstacles that could lead to accidents. Check the working area while working and remove all objects that could get caught in the cutting tool. Also, remove any items that the cutting tool may eject forcibly during the operation. Do not let anyone enter the work area. This work area must be 15 meters long and is a danger zone. Never leave this device unattended. Take care not to touch hot parts of the device while the engine is running or after use, e.g., exhaust, spark plug, or high voltage cable. Please do not use any accessories for this device other than those recommended by our company. Such use may cause severe damage to the user, persons inManual_FX-AF1139_Int24_rev5

the vicinity of the device, and the device itself. Always follow the safety instructions in this manual.

HOLDING AND OPERATING THE DEVICE

When working, always stand behind the device and hold it with both hands on the handles.

Attention! Do not use this router with one hand. Attention! This router can jump up or jump forward unexpectedly. Suppose the teeth hit something hard buried in the ground, such as large stones, roots, or trunks, if the ground is too hard or if the ground is frozen. Always hold the device with both hands. This device clutch is deactivated by default (disengaged). To activate the clutch and transfer the engine power to cutters, the clutch lever must be tightened. The clutch lever has a safety block to prevent the accidental coupling of the device. To act on the clutch, you must first remove the safety blockage by pushing the blocking device (W1) downwards with one finger and, without releasing, pressing the clutch lever (W2).

WORKING WITH THE MILLING DEVICE

Start the device according to the instructions in the user manual. Cutter in motion pull the device forward; you must maintain the appropriate speed more or less by nailing the spur into the ground. Move the cutter slowly in the right rhythm so that the blades have time to chop the soil. If the tiller sinks and does not move, move the handlebars left and right until released. When working on a slope, always stand a little higher on the hill so that the device is always below you. SUGGESTED USE A tillage depth between 15-20 cm is usually sufficient, and it is rarely advantageous to work deeper. Shallower tillage is often recommended for areas with little precipitation to retain moisture. Secondary tillage is less shallow than the first, so 2 crossed passes on the ground are sufficient.

Perform regular inspections of the device to ensure efficient operation of the device. We recommend that you take the device to your service technician for complete maintenance. Before performing maintenance or repair work on the device, ensure that the engine is switched off and remove the spark plug. Only perform device maintenance when the device is on a level, cleared surface. ATTENTION! Do not change the device or the milling cutters. Improper use of these elements can lead to HEAVY PERSONAL DAMAGE OR DEATH. Use only suitable replacement parts for this device to ensure the device's proper function. This replacement can be found at the official dealers of the device. Other spare parts can lead to risks, damage to the user, persons, and the device. Do not change anything at the carburettor. Bring your device for maintenance if necessary. The carburettor's adjustment is complicated and should only be done by the technical service. Incorrect adjustment of the carburettor can cause damage the engine and invalidate the warranty. Removal of safety devices, improper maintenance, or replacement with non-original spare parts can cause injury.

Carry out the following maintenance and care measures when you are finished with the device to ensure this device's smooth operation in the future. GENERAL CHECKPOINTS

Make sure that the milling tools are firmly connected to the gear unit. If necessary, tighten the milling tools. Check the edge of the cutting edges and the milling tools' condition. Replace the milling cutters if necessary. It is recommended that an authorized service technician carry out this work. CLEANING Keep the device clean, especially the area around the fuel tank and the air filter areas. Attention! The cutters are sharp and can cause injuries. Wear protective gloves when cleaning the device. Clean the milling area:

Switch off the engine and let it cool down.

Remove dirt and brush off residues with a scraper and brush.

After you have removed the residues, you can use a water jet for a more thorough cleaning.

Direct the water jet onto the milling tools. Never point the jet at the gear or engine. If water gets into the ignition system or the carburettor, damage and defects will occur.

If you have used water for cleaning, the engine will get wet unintentionally. Start the engine and let it run for a few minutes until the engine's heat evaporates the remaining water in the engine's area. Other areas: Clean the rest of the device with a cloth moistened with water. Never use gasoline, solvents, detergents, water, or other liquids.

CHECKING THE OIL LEVEL

Place the device on a horizontal, clear, level surface.

Unscrew the cover of the oil filler neck.

Clean the oil dipstick with a cloth.

Insert the dipstick and unscrew the oil filler cap.

Unscrew the plug and check the mark left by the oil on the dipstick. The mark left by the oil must be between the minimum and maximum mark.

If the mark is below the minimum, add a little more oil and check again.

If the mark is above the maximum, you must remove the engine housing oil. To do this, tilt the device and drain some oil (place a container at the end of the pipe so that no oil from the device reaches the floor).

REGULAR MAINTENANCE Perform regular inspections of the device to ensure the device's effective operation and avoid the risk of damage to the device and injury to the user. Spare parts should be purchased from the official service dealer. Other spare parts can lead to the risk of accidents, injury to the user, and damage to the device. Perform maintenance frequently, as indicated in the following table:

Action Before each use After the first 2 Hours of use Every 25 operating hours Every 50 operating hours The first use of the season After the last use of the season Check the device for loose parts

Change the engine oil

Clean the air filter

AIR FILTER The dirt in the air filter will reduce the performance of the device. Check and clean this element. Note: The engine should never be operated without the installed air filter. CHANGING THE engine OIL Carry out the oil change only when the engine is still hot. ATTENTION! Do not pour used oil into a pipe system or onto the ground. The contamination of groundwater and groundwater level is subject to high fines. There are unique collection points at filling stations. If not, your local authority will provide you with relevant information. Note: There are two methods available for draining the engine oil. You can drain the oil by unscrewing the drain plug (Y2) at the bottom of the filling nozzle or by using a FUXTEC suction pump (not included) and sucking the oil through the filling nozzle (Y1) of the device. We recommend collecting the oil for easy implementation, cleaning, and safety.

Place the device on a horizontal, level, and transparent surface. Drain the engine oil:

When sucking out the used oil: Remove the engine oil plugs (Y1) and suck out the engine oil by inserting the engine oil cleaner downwards.

If you choose to drain the oil by draining (Y2) through the drain plug, please note the flow path that the oil takes into a large container to collect all the oil before it reaches the floor.

We recommend that you place a large plastic cover on the area where you change the oil so that no oil gets to the floor. Once the work area is prepared, remove the filler cap (Y1), remove the oil drain plug (Y2), and tilt the device slightly so that the oil comes out and drains into the container.

After all, oil has been drained, turn the drain plug back into the device.

CHECKING THE SPARK PLUG

When starting up a device, the most common problems are caused by a dirty or poorly functioning spark plug. Clean and check the spark plug regularly. Check whether the electrode gap is correct (0.6 - 0.7 mm).

The cylinder fins are responsible for cooling the engine due to air contact. These fins must be clean and without any material, including those that restrict the airflow.

If the device does not start, check the engine's compression and the spark of the spark plug. Depending on the symptoms you notice, you can determine the probable cause and solve it. The compression of the cylinder is normal The spark plug is ok

YES No fuel in the tank Fill fuel tank with fuel The fuel filter is dirty Clean the filter There is water in the fuel Replace fuel The wrong gasoline is used Change the fuel (correct octane number) The carburettor is dirty Send your device to the service department

YES The lever is set to "STOP." Set the lever to "I." The spark plug is dirty Clean the spark plug The spark plug is not connected Connect spark plug

YES The spark plug is loose Tighten the spark plug The piston and its segments are worn Send your device to the service department The cylinder is scratched Send your device to the service department The engine does not start Cold engine Send your device to the service department

When the engine does not work correctly (lack of power, unstable idle, etc.), there are several symptoms, probable cause, and solutions. Symptom Possible cause Corrective actions The device beeps Worn segments Send your device to the service department Worn pistons Send your device to the service department Crankshaft clearance Send your device to the service department Slip in the clutch Send your device to the service department The engine overheats Dirty exhaust pipe Send your device to the service department Unsuitable fuel Change the fuel Dirty carburettor Send your device to the service department The engine does not start Dirty air filter Clean the filter Dirty air filter Clean the filter Badly adjusted carburettor Send your device to the service department The engine stops or does not remain idle. Badly adjusted carburettor Send your device to the service departmentManual_FX-AF1139_Int24_rev5

The milling cutters do not rotate Foreign matter in the milling cutters Remove foreign matter Loose cutters. The screw of the milling cutter is gone Tighten the screw Incorrect clutch setting or cable break Send your device to the service department Internal gear problem Send your device to the service department The cutters do not break into the ground Cutter placed incorrectly, and the edges are set in the wrong direction Send your device to the service department

In case you cannot solve the problem, please contact the FUXTEC customer service.Manual_FX-AF1139_Int24_rev5

Never lift or transport the milling device while the engine is running. When transporting the device between different working areas, always switch off the engine. Wait 5 minutes after switching off the device to cool down before transporting. The exhaust pipe of the device remains hot after switching off the engine. To transport the device, lower the transport wheel and place the device on it. Lift the handlebars with both hands so that the cutters do not touch the ground and press the device to move on the transport wheel. If you need to lift the device, check the device's weight in the technical data before lifting it to make sure it is a weight you can handle. If you transport the milling device in vehicles, secure it not to slip or tip over.

If the device is switched off, wait 5 minutes to cool down before storing the device. The exhaust pipe of the device remains hot after switching off the engine. Never store the device in places near combustible materials (straw or wood or ...), gas, or fuel. Store the device in a place inaccessible to children or in an area that does not pose a possible danger to people, dry, clean, and at a temperature between 0º C and 45º C. Before storing the device, follow the instructions in the Maintenance chapter. If you plan to store the device in a secure place, first drain the fuel. Fumes could come in contact with a flame or hot body and ignite. If the fuel tank needs to be emptied, do so outdoors, and following recycling regulations. To reduce the risk of fire, keep the engine, muffler, and fuel tank clean by removing the remains of cutting material, oil, and grease.

26. RECYCLING OR DISPOSAL

Protect the environment. Recycle the waste oil from this device and take it to a recycling centre. Do not pour waste oil into sewers, soil, rivers, lakes, or seas. Dispose of your device sustainably. You must not dispose of devices with regular household waste. Plastic and metal components can be classified and recycled according to their nature. The materials used for packaging this device are recyclable. Please do not throw the packaging in the household waste. Dispose of it at an official collection point.Manual_FX-AF1139_Int24_rev5

EU Declaration of Conformity Herewith we FUXTEC GmbH Kappstrasse 69, 71083 Herrenberg - Germany declare that the device designated below Petrol tiller FX-AF1139 to which this declaration refers, complies with the relevant essential health and safety requirements of the applicable EC Directives 2006/42/EC and 2004/108/EC. This declaration refers only to the device in which it was placed on the market, parts retrofitted by the end-user, and subsequent interventions are not considered. Applicable EC Directives Directive 2010/26/EC Directive EMV 2014/30/EC Noise emission directive 2000/14/EG Conformity assessment procedures: 2000/14/EC Measured sound power level LWA 91.8 dB (A) Guaranteed sound power level LWA 93.0 dB (A) Tested according to: EN ISO 12100-1:2003+A1:2009 EN ISO 12100-2:2003+A1:2009

EN ISO 14121-1:2007 EN 60204-1:2006+A1:2009

Herrenberg, April 23, 2022

L. Zirkler (Managing Director)

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