FX-MT152 - Lawn mower Fuxtec - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Multifunctional lawn mower (brushcutter, edge trimmer, hedge trimmer, pole pruner)
Brand	Fuxtec
Model	FX-MT152
Engine	2-stroke, air-cooled
Displacement	52 cc
Maximum power	2.2 kW at 7,500 rpm
Maximum engine speed	9,000 rpm
Idle speed	3,000 rpm
Maximum speed (brushcutter blade)	7,100 rpm
Maximum speed (double line)	6,600 rpm
Cutting diameter (line)	2.5 mm
Cutting blade diameter	305 × 1.6 mm (2T) / 255 × 1.6 mm (3T/4T/8T)
Dry weight	7.2 kg
Fuel tank capacity	1.2 L
Fuel consumption	0.89 kg/h
Fuel/oil ratio	40:1 (25:1 for break-in)
Guaranteed sound power level	111 dB(A)
Vibration at handles	9.661 m/s² (K=1.5 m/s²)
Hedge trimmer blade length	390 mm
Hedge trimmer working angle	270° – 90°
Chain oil tank capacity	150 ml
Warranty	24 months

Frequently Asked Questions - FX-MT152 Fuxtec

What is the fuel/oil mixture ratio for the FX-MT152?

The recommended ratio is 40:1 (unleaded petrol with 2-stroke oil). For the initial break-in, use a ratio of 25:1.

How to start the Fuxtec FX-MT152 lawn mower when cold?

Place the machine on a flat surface, set the switch to 'I', the choke to 'COLD START', pump the carburetor 8 to 10 times, then pull firmly on the starter cord until the engine responds. Then, move the choke to 'WARM START' and pull again until it starts. Let it idle for 10 minutes to warm up.

How to replace the nylon line of the edge trimmer?

Turn off the engine, remove the nylon head, open it by pressing the release button. Cut 5 meters of new line, wind it clockwise onto the spool, then insert the ends into the holes of the outer part. Reassemble the head by pressing and turning until it clicks.

What are the essential safety instructions?

Always wear safety goggles, gloves, safety shoes, and hearing protection. Keep a distance of 15 m from others. Do not smoke when refueling. Do not touch the rotating blade. Read the manual fully before use.

How to maintain the air filter?

Clean the air filter every month or every 10 hours of use (more often in dusty environments). Remove the filter cover, wash the filter in soapy water, rinse and let dry completely before reassembling. Never run the engine without the air filter.

What is the sound power of the FX-MT152?

The guaranteed sound power level is 111 dB(A) (measured: 107.7 dB(A)). It is mandatory to wear hearing protection.

How to adjust the chain tension of the pole pruner?

Stop the engine, loosen the sprocket cover nut, turn the tensioning screw clockwise until the chain touches the bottom of the guide bar while still being movable by hand. Tighten the nut. For a cold chain, ideal tension is achieved when the chain rests on the guide bar without being too tight.

What to do in case of fuel leakage?

Check the fuel tank cap (check valve) and carburetor gaskets. Replace defective parts. Do not start the machine until the leak is repaired. Clean up any spilled fuel immediately.

How to store the mower for a long period?

Drain the fuel tank, run the engine at idle until it stops to clean the carburetor. Remove the spark plug, pour a teaspoon of 2-stroke oil into the cylinder, pull the starter cord slowly, replace the spark plug. Store in a cool, dry place away from ignition sources.

Where to find spare parts and after-sales service?

Contact the manufacturer FUXTEC GmbH directly at [e-mail] or an authorized dealer. Use only genuine parts. The 24-month warranty covers only repairs carried out by authorized professionals.

USER MANUAL FX-MT152 Fuxtec

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108.TÉCNICAS DE CORTE 250

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0.6~0.7mm

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Multifunctional petrol cutter

FX-MT152/-MT152E/-MT252E

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Your new device has been developed and designed to meet FUXTEC's high standards, such as easy operation and user safety. Properly treated, this device will serve you well for years to come.

WARNING: To reduce the risk of injury, the user must read and understand this manual before operating the device.

FUXTEC GmbH

KAPPSTRAße 69, 71083 HERRENBERG-GÜLTSTEIN, GERMANY

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. TECHNICAL DATA....59

2. SYMBOLS AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ON THE DEVICE AND ATTACHMENTS61

3. INTENDED USE AND GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS....65

4. NOTES ON ACCESSORIES....69

5. ATTACHING THE SHOULDER STRAP ....70

6. COMPONENT OVERVIEW....71

7. MOUNTING THE ALL-ROUND HANDLE/ATTACHMENTS....72

8. MOUNTING THE MOTOR SCYTHE/GRASS TRIMMER....73

9. USING THE HEDGE TRIMMER ATTACHMENT....76

10. USING THE BRANCH SAW ATTACHMENT....79

11. USING THE 1M EXTENSION FOR MT152E....91

12. USING THE PIVOTING BRANCH SAW ATTACHMENT ON THE MT252....92

13. STARTING/STOPPING THE DEVICE 93

14. REFUELING THE ENGINE....94

15. TRIMMING TECHNIQUES....96

16. REPLACING NYLON THREAD....98

17. MAINTENANCE PLAN....99

18. STORAGE OF THE DEVICE....101

19. TROUBLESHOOTING....102

20. INFO: OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES (ADJUSTABLE POLE SAW)....103

21. CUSTOMER SERVICE....104
22. WARRANTY....104
23. DISPOSAL NOTE....104

We are continually striving to improve our products. Therefore technical data and illustrations may change!

25. Technical Data

Type	FX-MT152/-MT152E/-MT252
Engine	air-cooled; 2-stroke
Cubic capacity	52cm^3
Maximum output power (kW)(in accordance with ISO 8893)	2.2kW / 7,500min^-1
The maximum speed of the engine	9,000min^-1
Idle speed of the engine	3,000min^-1
The maximum speed of the spindle(motor scythe)	7,100min^-1
The maximum speed of the spindle(grass trimmer)	6,600min^-1
LPAat the operator's position	99.5dB(A) ( K=3dB )
Measured LWAaccording to ISO 10884	107.7dB(A) ( K=3dB )
Guaranteed LWA	111dB(A)
Maximum vibration values at each handle	9.661m/s^2 k=1.5m/s^2
Maximum diameter of the threads	Φ2.5mm
Diameter of the metal blade	305mmx1.6mm-2T/255mmx1.6mm-3T/ 255mmx1.6mm-4T/255mmx1.6mm-8T
Rotation direction of the cutting device	counterclockwise (see the mark on the plate)
Number of the handle	1 piece
Dry weight (without fuel, cutting assembly, carrying strap)	7.2kg
Fuel tank capacity (L)	1.2
Fuel consumption (kg/h) (in accordance with ISO 8893)	0.89kg
Specific fuel consumption (g/kWh)(in accordance with ISO 8893)	630g
Hedge trimmer attachment Blade length	390mm
Hedge trimmer attachment Working angle	270^ - 90^
Hedge trimmer attachment max.thickness	19mm
High feeler attachment Sword	12'' ( 300mm ) / AL12-44-507P

Original Bedienungsanleitung FUXTEC FX-MT152/-MT152E/-MT252_de_en_fr_ita_es_rev20

length/ type
Saw chain/chain pitch	TT-9D-3B / Pitch 3/8"
Pole saw max. cutting length	290mm
Oil tank capacity Chain lubrication	150ml

26. Symbols and safety instructions on the device and attachments

Warnings on the primary device Multifunction Cutter
	WARNING! IMPROPER OPERATION MAYLEAD TO SERIOUS INJURY
	READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS USER MANUAL BEFORE USE.
	ALWAYS WEAR EYE PROTECTION, EAR PROTECTION, AND MOUTH PROTECTION.
	WEAR FOOT PROTECTION.
	WEAR GLOVES.
	DO NOT TOUCH THE ROTATING BLADE,DANGER OF INJURY!
	WARNING AGAINST FLYING OBJECTS!
	WARNING! FLAMMABLE MATERIALS!
	ALWAYS KEEP 15 METERS AWAY FROM DISTANCE!
	MAXIMUM NUMBER OF ROTATION OF THE SPINDLE (GRASS TRIMMER): 6600 min ^-1
	MAXIMUM ROTATION SPEED OF THE BLADE (MOTOR SCYTHE):7100 min ^-1
	THE GUARANTEED NOISE LEVEL COMPLIES WITH THE LEGAL NOISE GUIDELINES.
	DO NOT SMOKE AND AVOID NAKED FLAMES ON THE DEVICE.
	WARNING: DANGER OF HOT COMPONENTS!
Additional warnings for the hedge trimmer attachment:
	MOUNT THE DRIVE SHAFT CAREFULLY ONTO THE GEARBOX.
	ALWAYS WEAR EYE PROTECTION!
	ALWAYS WEAR HEARING PROTECTION!
Additional warnings for the pole saw attachment
	ALWAYS WEAR EYE PROTECTION, EAR PROTECTION, AND HEAD PROTECTION!
	ALWAYS WEAR PROTECTIVE CLOTHING!
	ALWAYS KEEP A MINIMUM DISTANCE OF 10M BETWEEN THE DEVICE AND HIGH VOLTAGE LINES!
	ALWAYS TURN THE DEVICE OFF AND MAKE SURE THE CUTTING TOOL IS STOPPED BEFORE CLEANING, REMOVING OR ADJUSTING IT.
	WARNING:EXHAUST GASES OF THIS PRODUCT CONTAIN CHEMICALS THAT CAUSE CANCER, BIRTH DEFECTS AND MAY CAUSE FURTHER DAMAGE
	WARNING! NEVER CHANGE THE MACHINE. IMPROPER USE OF THE DEVICE CAN CAUSE SERIOUS OR FATAL PERSONAL INJURY.

Do not allow others to use this device unless they have been fully instructed, have read and understood the device manual, and have been trained in the operation of the device.

Prolonged use of the device exposes the user to shocks that can lead to white finger disease (Raynaud's syndrome) or carpal tunnel syndrome. This condition reduces the hand's ability to sense and regulate temperature,

causes numbness and heat sensations, and can lead to nerve and circulatory damage and tissue death.

Not all factors leading to white finger disease are known. Still, cold weather, smoking, and other conditions affecting the blood vessels and blood circulation, as well as extensive or prolonged exposure to shocks, are mentioned as factors in the development of white finger disease. To reduce the risk of white finger disease and carpal tunnel syndrome, please note the following

• Wear gloves and keep your hands warm.
  • Take regular breaks.

All the above precautions cannot eliminate the risk of white finger disease or carpal tunnel syndrome. Long-term and regular users are, therefore, advised to closely monitor the condition of their hands and fingers. Consult a doctor immediately if any of the above symptoms occur.

The operating noise of the tool may damage your hearing. Wear a sound-proofing (Oropax or ear muffs) to protect it. Long-term and regular users are recommended to check your hearing regularly. Be especially vigilant and careful when wearing hearing protection as it limits your ability to hear warnings (cries, alarms, etc.).

WARNING: Some noise exposure from this device is unavoidable. Do not work in environments during approved and designated times. If necessary, observe rest s and limit the duration of work to the minimum required. For your personal tion and the protection of persons in the vicinity, wear suitable hearing protection.

27. Intended use and general safety instructions

This device may only be used with the scythe attachment for mowing or trimming grass, weeds, and undergrowth. The hedge trimmer attachment is to be used exclusively for trimming hedges, the branch saw attachment is to be used solely for delimbing and trimming tree crowns.

Never use it for other purposes, as this can cause serious injuries!

Correct safety instructions must be followed. DO NOT EXPOSE YOURSELF OR OTHERS TO DANGER. Follow these general safety instructions:

- Always wear safety glasses for your eyes. Long hair must be tied back. Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry that could get caught in moving parts of the device. Safe, secure, non-slip safety shoes must always be worn. It is recommended that legs and feet are fully protected to guard against flying objects during operation.

- Check the entire device for loose parts (nuts, bolts, screws, etc.). Service or replace them if necessary before using the device. Do not use accessories with this drive head other than those recommended by the manufacturer. Otherwise, severe injury to the user or bystanders and damage to the device may result.

- Keep the handles free of oil and fuel.

- Always use correct handles and the shoulder strap when cutting.

- Do not smoke when mixing fuel or filling the tank.

- Do not mix fuel in a closed room or near open fires. Ensure sufficient ventilation/air circulation.

- Mix and store the fuel mixture in a sealed container approved for such use according to local regulations.

- Never remove the fuel tank cap while the device is running.

- Do not operate the device in closed rooms or buildings. Exhaust gases contain dangerous carbon monoxide.

- Do not attempt to adjust the device while running or carrying it. Always fix the device on a flat, free surface

- Do not use the device if it is damaged. Never remove any protective devices from itself. Otherwise, the operator or persons may be seriously injured, and further damage to the device may result.

- Check the area to be cut and remove any objects that may be entangled in the nylon cutting head or cutting blade. Also, remove all possible objects that the device could throw around during cutting.

- Never leave the device unattended.

- Do not stretch out far forward. Always maintain a firm stand and balance. Never let the device run while standing on a ladder or any other unstable standing position.

• Children must not have access to the device. Spectators should stand at a safe distance from the working area, at least 15 meters.
• Keep hands and feet away from the nylon cutting head or metal blade during operation.
• Do not use the device if you are tired, ill, or under the influence of medication, drugs, or alcohol.
• Use an undamaged nylon cutting head. If you hit a stone or any other obstacle, stop the device and check the nylon cutting head. Never use a defective or unbalanced nylon cutting head.
• Before starting, after failure or impact, always check the device and make sure it is in good condition.
• Attention! Local regulations may limit the use of the device.
• Always keep the device with the cutting tool in good condition. Note, improper maintenance, the use of non-compliant spare parts or removal, or modification of safety devices can cause damage to the device, and severe injury to the person working with it.
• Secure the device well during transport to prevent fuel loss, damage to the device, and injury. Always fit the transport protection of the cutting blade before transporting or stowing the device.
• On devices with a clutch, regularly check that the cutting attachment stops rotating when the engine is idling.
• Always check the device for loose fasteners, fuel leaks, damaged parts, etc. before each use. Replace used parts before further use.
• Do not store the device in an enclosed area where fuel vapors can reach an open fire from water heaters, stoves, etc. Store the device only in a well-ventilated area.
• IMPORTANT: When filling the fuel, make sure that the device is off and cooled down. Never refuel when the device is running or hot. If gasoline is spilled, wipe up before starting the engine.

Safety Instructions for Hedge Trimmer

- THESE HEDGE TRIMMERS CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURIES! Carefully read the instructions for correct handling, preparation, maintenance, starting, and stopping of the hedge trimmer. Familiarize yourself with all controls and proper use of the hedge trimmer.

- Children must never use the hedge trimmer.

- Beware of overhead power lines.

- Avoid using the hedge trimmer when people, especially children, are near it.

- Wear suitable clothing! Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry that can be caught by moving parts. It is recommended to wear sturdy gloves, non-slip shoes, and safety goggles.

- Handle fuel with care, it is highly flammable, and the vapors are explosive. The following points should be followed.

• Use only specially designed containers.
• Never remove the filler cap or add gasoline while the engine is running or hot. Allow the engine and exhaust parts to cool down before refilling.
• Do not smoke.
  ○ Only refuel outdoors.
• Never store the hedge trimmer or fuel tank in a room with an open flame, such as a water heater.
• If gasoline has leaked, do not attempt to start the engine, but remove the gasoline residue from the device before starting.
• Always replace the fuel cap after filling the tank and close it securely.
• If the tank is emptied, this should be done outdoors.

- If the cutting device touches a foreign object or if the operating noise increases or the hedge trimmer vibrates unusually strongly, stop the engine and let the hedge trimmer come to a standstill. Remove the spark plug connector from the spark plug and take the following actions:

• check for damage;
• check for loose parts and secure all loose parts;
• replace damaged parts with equivalent parts or have them repaired.

- Warning! Always wear hearing and eye protection when using the device.

- Instructions on how to stop the hedge trimmer in an emergency: Unlock the throttle. Let the device return to idle. Push the engine stop switch on the handle upwards until the device stops. If it does not stop, pull out the spark plug connector in an emergency. Never leave the device unattended while it is running.

Notes for operation

a) The engine must be stopped before:

cleaning or removing a blockage;

inspection, maintenance or work on the hedge trimmer;

adjusting the working position of the cutting device;

leaving the hedge trimmer unattended.

b) Always ensure that the hedge trimmer is appropriately in one of the specified working positions before starting the engine.

c) Always ensure that the hedge trimmer is in a safe position when operating the hedge trimmer. Do not step on the hedge trimmer or use a ladder.

d) Do not use the hedge trimmer with a defective or heavily worn cutting device.

e) To reduce the risk of fire, ensure that the engine and silencer are free of deposits, leaves, or escaping lubricant.

f) Always ensure that all handles and safety devices are fitted when using the hedge trimmer. Never attempt to use an incomplete hedge trimmer or one with an unauthorized modification.
g) Always use both hands when using the hedge trimmer attachment.
h) Always familiarize yourself with your surroundings and be aware of potential hazards that you may not be able to hear because of the noise of the hedge trimmer.

Maintenance and Storage Instructions

d) When the Multitool is stopped for maintenance, inspection, or storage, turn off the engine, remove the spark plug connector from the spark plug and make sure all rotating parts have stopped. Allow the device to cool down before checking, adjusting, etc.
e) Store the device where petrol vapors cannot come into contact with naked flames or sparks. Always allow the hedge trimmer to cool down before storing it.
f) When transporting or storing the device, always cover the cutting device with the cutter guard.

28. Notes on accessories

- Make sure that your product is only equipped with original accessories. Only use original parts that are specified by the manufacturer. The use of any other attachments or accessories may cause injury to the user and damage to the device.

- Clean the device thoroughly, especially the fuel tank and air filter. After using the device, remove all fuel.

- If you approach a user of the device as a spectator, carefully attract his attention and confirm that the user will stop the device. Please do not startle or distract the user. Otherwise, you could cause an unsafe situation.

- Never touch the nylon cutting head or metal blade when the device is running. If it is necessary to replace the guard or cutting tool, be sure that the device and cutting tools have stopped.

- The device must be OFF before you change the working range.

- When starting or operating the device, never touch hot parts such as the exhaust, ignition cables, or spark plug.

- After the device has stopped, the exhaust pipe is still hot. Never place the device near inflammable materials (dry grass, flammable gases or liquids, etc.).

- Pay particular attention to the fact that the ground may be slippery when operating the device in the rain or immediately after the rain.

- If you slip or fall to the ground, release the throttle immediately.

- Be careful not to drop the device or hit it against obstacles.

- Before adjusting or repairing the device, make sure that the device is stopped, and the spark plug connector is removed.

- Before removing blockages, stop the device and remove the spark plug connector.

- If the device is to be stored for an extended period, drain the fuel from the fuel tank and carburetor, clean the parts, place the device in a safe place and ensure that the device has cooled down completely.

- Perform constant checks to ensure the safe and efficient operation of the device.

- Keep the device away from fire or sparks.

- Be careful when using the device. There is a risk of kickback and recoil.

- Use extreme caution when using this device with the cutting blade. A cutting blade kickback is a reaction that can occur when the rotating cutting blade hits an object that cannot be cut. This contact causes the cutting blade to stop for a moment and then suddenly repels from the hit object with accelerated force. This kick-back reaction can be severe enough that the operator loses control of the device. A cutter blade kickback can occur without warning if the cutter blade encounters an obstacle, becomes blocked or jams. This is more likely in areas where it is difficult to see the material being cut. For easy and safe cutting, approach the weeds to be cut from your right to your left side. If an object or stick of wood is hit unexpectedly, this can reduce a cutter

blade kickback.

29. Attaching the shoulder strap

Adjusting the carrying strap

Shoulder Strap

• Put your shoulder strap over one shoulder
• Adjust the strap length (with the attachment attached) so that the spring hook is at the height of your right hip

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Attention

Never wear the belt diagonally over the shoulder and chest, but only on one shoulder, so that you can quickly remove the device from your body in case of danger.

30. Component overview

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1. Exhaust pipe
2. Pullstarter
3. Gas cap
4. Air filter
5. Spark plug
6. Throttle
7. Throttle lock*
8. Start/stop switch
9. All-round handle
10. Connector
11. Branch saw attachment
12. Chainguard
13. 3-tooth metal knife
14. Shield
15. Cutting blades
16. Nylon thread head
17. Hedge trimmer attachment
18. Knife protection
19. Shoulder strap
20. 1m extension
21. Pivoting branch saw attachment

*7 Throttle lock prevents accidental acceleration of the engine. The throttle stick can only be pressed when the throttle stick lock is pressed.

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Only for MT152E:

Only for MT252:

20

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31. Mounting the all-round handle/attachments

Attaching the handle

The handle must be fitted before use.

Follow the illustrations below for correct installation.

Mounting the wrap-around handle

• There are four holes for mounting the wrap-around handle
• Take the wrap-around handle.
- Align the position of the holes.
- Insert the screws into the holes and tighten them until you feel resistance.
- Tighten the screws well.

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Mounting the attachments

1). Place the drive axle against the main shaft so that the hole of the axle is aligned with the locking pin of the connecting piece.

2). Actuate the locking pin and insert the drive axle into the main shaft. Release the locking pin and ensure that the locking pin engages in the hole.

3). Turn the wing screw clockwise to secure the connection.

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32. Mounting the motor scythe/grass trimmer

A metal blade with 3 teeth is delivered with the device. It is used for cutting bushes and weeds. The use of the saw blade with this device is prohibited.

WARNING

Do not cut with blunt, cracked or damaged metal sheets.

Before working, check the surface for obstacles such as stones, metal bars or other objects. If they cannot be removed,

mark this position to avoid collision with

the blade. Lines can become entangled on the blade head and flap or be swirled in the air.

WARNING

Always use the shoulder strap. Adjust and fix the belt and

belt clamping plate on the device so that the device hangs a few cm above the ground. The cut-out head and the protective shield should be aligned horizontally in all directions. Pre-tension the machines on the right side of your body.

WARNING

Do not use the brushcutter for cutting out trees.

WARNING

Also, wear head, eye, face and hearing protection, and safety shoes. Do not wear rings and jewelry or

loose, dangling clothes that could get caught in the device.

Do not wear footwear with unprotected toes and do not work barefoot or without leg protection. In certain situations, you must wear head protection.

Installation of the protective shield

Install the protective shield on the driveshaft tube against the gearbox housing. Tighten the holder of the guard so that the blade guard does not move or slide down during operation.

Mounting the metal blade (motor scythe)

Steps:

1. Place the key (1) in the hole on the gearhead.
2. Remove the nut, the cover (4) and the upper spacer disc (3) from the gear shaft
3. Place the metal sheet on the lower Distance washer (2). Make sure that the marked side of the cutting blade is in contact with the disc (2).
4. Slide the upper spacer disc (3) over the Gear shaft onto the metal sheet. Pay attention to this, the upper side of the cutting blade makes contact with the spacer disc (3).
5. Place the cover (4) in place and screw the Union nut tight with locked gear head (see point 1)

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Mounting the grass trimmer

Step one:

Insert the key (1) into the hole in the gearhead so that the gear shaft is locked. Unscrew and remove the nut. As this is a safety nut, please make sure that there is a left-hand thread

Step two:

mount the cover (2), install the yarn package on the gear shaft. And then tighten it by hand.

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Warning!

Ensure that all components are correctly assembled and installed and that all screws are tightened.

33. Using the hedge trimmer attachment

Transport of the hedge trimmer

Warning!

Never carry or transport your device with the blades running to avoid the risk of injury.

Always carry it in a horizontal position only. Grip the bar so that the device is horizontally balanced. Keep the hot muffler away from your body and the cutting attachment behind you.

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Always switch off the engine and place the blade guard over

the blades before transporting the tool over long distances. When transporting the tool in a vehicle, secure it appropriately to prevent it from tipping over, leaking fuel, and damaging the device.

For devices with adjustable bar: Make sure it is in a secure position.

Warning!

Never operate your tool with only one hand. The resulting loss of control can lead to severe or fatal injuries. Keep hands and feet away from the cutting tool to avoid the risk of injury. Never touch a running cutting tool with any part of your body.

Warning!

Do not bend forward too far. Always maintain your balance and a secure footing. Special care is required when there is a danger of slipping (wet ground, snow) and challenging, overgrown terrain. Watch out for hidden obstacles such as tree stumps, roots, and puddles to avoid tripping. Remove fallen branches, undergrowth, and cuttings. Be extremely careful when working on sloping or uneven ground. Never work on a ladder, tree branch, or another unsafe surface. Never lift the tool above shoulder height.

Warning!

The tool blades continue to run for a short time after the throttle lever is released (flywheel effect). The acceleration of the engine while the blades are blocked causes the clutch to slip further. This can lead to overheating and damage to essential components (including clutch, polymer housing component). This, in turn, can lead to a risk of injury due to running blades despite idling adjustment.

For devices with adjustable bar: Carefully place the bar in the desired working position. Do not touch the blades to avoid injury. Only make adjustments when the blades are

stationary.

1 Cutting blades
2 Blade protection
3 Blade gear
4 Lockout
5 Angle drive
6 Setting lever
7 Drive axle tube

Explanation

1. Cutting blades

Steel blades for cutting hedges and undergrowth

1. Blade protection

Protects the cutting bar when the tool is not in use

1. Blade gear

Converts the rotation of the angular drive into the reciprocating movements of the cutting blades

1. Block

Holds the cutting bar in the desired position

1. Angle drive

Transfers the rotary motion of the drive axle to the blade drive

1. Setting lever

Adjusts the cutting bar to the desired angle

1. Drive axle tube (tree)

Surrounds and protects the drive axle between the coupling sleeve and the gearbox.

General

Besides the intended use for cutting hedges at height, the hedge trimmer can also be used on the ground. Because its blades work like a mower, it is ideal for cutting undergrowth, thicket, reeds, wild growth, and more durable grass. The hedge trimmer is particularly suitable for busy places such as traffic islands or parks, as the cuttings are not thrown around by the blades.

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Preparation

Always wear the carrying strap.

Do not throw the clippings in the waste bin. It can be composted.

Cutting technique

The working posture and method are exactly the same as for the motor scythe. The cutting bar is moved back and forth, just above the ground.

Adjusting the cutting angle of the hedge trimmer attachment

1 2 3

Adjust the cutting angle: Release the lock (1), simultaneously pull the two release levers (2) and turn the blade position to the desired angle via the adjusting lever (3). Make sure that the lock (1) is always engaged.

Maintenance of the attachment:

Top up 20 grams of grease/lubricant every 25 operating hours.

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Use a grease gun to press the lubricant into the nipples (1).

34. Using the branch saw attachment

Transport of the tool

Warning!

Always carry it in a horizontal position only. Grip the bar so that the device is horizontally balanced. Keep the hot muffler away from your body and the cutting attachment behind you. Unintentional acceleration of the engine can cause the saw-chain to rotate and cause serious injury.

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Always switch off the engine and slide the rail guard over the cutting attachment before transporting the tool over long distances. When transporting the tool in a vehicle, secure it appropriately to prevent it from tipping over, leaking fuel, and damaging the device.

Main components and control elements

1 = Saw chain
2 = Guide rail
3 = Oil tank
4 = Oil tank cover
5 = Drive axle
6 = Sprocket cover
7 = Chain guard
8 = Sprocket wheel
9 = Chain tensioner

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Explanation

1. Saw chain: A chain of knives, straps and dynamic links
2. Guide rail: Holds and guides the saw chain
3. Oil tank: Oil tank to lubricate the chain
4. Oil tank cap: Seals the oil tank
5. Drive axle: Connecting element between the engine and gearbox
6. Sprocket cover: Covers the sprocket
7. Chainguard (protective cover): Protects the chain while the device is out of service and during transport and storage.
8. Sprocket: Gearwheel that moves the saw-chain
9. Chain tensioner: Ensures the chain tension is precisely adjustable

Before starting

Remove the guard from the chain and inspect the chainsaw for proper operating conditions (see maintenance and sharpening of the saw-chain on page 33).

Before starting your engine, always check that it is in good condition, especially the throttle, the throttle lock, the stop button, and the tool attachment. The throttle stick must be free to move and always return to the idle position. Never attempt to modify the control or safety devices.

Never use a damaged, poorly adjusted or serviced or incompletely and securely mounted device.

Always keep the handles clean and dry. It is especially important to protect them from moisture, soot, oils, grease, or resins to ensure safe handling and control of your device.

The correct chain tension is fundamental. The tensioning procedure in this manual on page 28f. must be followed to avoid improper tension. Make sure that the hexagonal bolts for the sprocket cover are then tightened firmly. Recheck the chain tension after tightening the bolts.

Never start work with an unattached sprocket cover. Adjust the carrying strap and handle it to your size before beginning work.

Place the saw on firm ground or another firm surface outside, or as shown in the picture. Maintain a secure footing and balance.

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Make sure there is nothing near the guide bar and the saw chain to reduce the risk of injury.

Attach the tool to the hooks on your harness when the engine is idling (see relevant section).

Important notes

The correct chain tension is always significant. Check it regularly (every time the chainsaw is switched off). If the chain becomes loose during cutting, turn off the engine to tighten it. Never do this while the engine is running.

During operation

Holding and controlling the tool

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Always hold the device by the handles with both hands during operation. Close your fingers and thumbs around the handles.

Place your left hand on the front handle and your right hand on the rear handle on the throttle. This also applies to left-handed users.

Always keep your hands in this position to keep your saw under control.

Never try to operate your tool with one hand. Losing control of your

device can cause severe or fatal injury.

Always keep your balance and a secure footing to maintain control of your chainsaw. Never work on a ladder, tree branch, or another unsafe surface. Never lift the device above shoulder height. Do not bend forward too far. Use a lifting platform to work at the height of more than 4.5 meters.

Special care is required when working on slippery surfaces (wet ground, snow) and on steep, overgrown terrain. Watch out for hidden obstacles such as tree stumps, roots, and puddles to avoid tripping. Remove fallen branches, undergrowth, and cuttings. Be extremely careful when working on sloping or uneven ground.

Be extremely careful in wet and frosty conditions (rain, snow, ice). Interrupt work in the event of wind, storm, or heavy rain.

Operating instructions

Warning!

Keep hands and feet away from the cutting tool to avoid the risk of injury. Never touch a running cutting tool with any part of your body.

The saw-chain continues to run for a short time after you release the throttle stick (inertia).

The acceleration of the engine while the blades are blocked causes the clutch to slip.

This can lead to overheating and damage to essential components (including clutch, polymer housing component). This, in turn, can lead to a risk of injury due to running blades despite idling adjustment.

If the chain is stuck, always switch off the engine before cleaning and make sure that the chain is stationary.

Make sure that the saw-chain does not come into contact with foreign objects such as

stones, fences, nails, etc. These objects could be thrown away and injure the user or bystanders or damage the saw chain.

Before cutting, clear the work area of unwanted branches and undergrowth. Then create a retreat area, away from the place where cut branches may fall, and remove all obstacles there. Keep the work area clear, remove the cut branches immediately. Place all other tools and devices at a safe distance from the branches to be cut, but not in the retraction area.

Always observe the condition of the tree. Look for rot and decay in the roots and branches. If they are rotten on the inside, they may unexpectedly break off and fall off during pruning. Also, look for broken and dead branches that could be loosened by the shock and fall down on you. If the branches are very thick or heavy, first make a small incision under the branch before working from top to bottom to prevent breakage.

To reduce severe or fatal injuries from falling objects, never cut vertically above your body. Hold the chain saw at an angle of no more than 60^ from the horizontal (see illustration). Objects may fall in unexpected directions. Never stand directly under the branch you are cutting.

Watch out for falling branches! Immediately stepaside and keep a sufficient distance from the fallingwood as soon as a cut branch begins to break off.

max 60°

Always pull the device out of the cutting gap while the chain is running to prevent the saw from jamming. Do not exert pressure when you reach the end of a sawing operation. This can cause the guide bar and the running saw chain to jump out of the cutting gap uncontrollably, which in turn can hit other objects.

If the guide bar is jammed in a branch so that the chain cannot move any further, switch off the saw and carefully move the branch to open the gap and release the bar.

Mounting the guide bar and saw chain

Warning! Adjust the guide bar and chain only when the engine is not running.

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1 Loosen the nut and remove the sprocket cover.
2 Turn the tensioning screw (1) clockwise until the tensioning nut (2) stops at the left. The chain is very sharp. Wear work gloves to avoid cutting yourself.

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4 Place the chain on the guide bar, starting at the bar/sword tip.
4 Insert the guide bar into the attachment bolt. Insert the pin on the tensioner into the hole (4) and place the chain on the sprocket at the same time.
5 Replace the sprocket cover and tighten the nut by hand.
6 Now turn the tensioning screw (1) clockwise until the chain hangs only minimally on the underside of the rail, and the tang of the chain links is in the running groove of the rail.

Tensioning the saw chain

Restore tension during the cutting operation:

• Switch off the engine and loosen the nut a little.
• Hold the rail tip upwards.
• Use a screwdriver to tighten the tensioning screw (1) clockwise until the chain is again tight against the bottom of the bar.
• Tighten the nut well again.

A new chain must be re-tensioned more often than an older one. Check the chain tension regularly (see section "Operating instructions / During operation")

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Checking the chain tension

- Check the chain tension.

- Switch off the engine.

- Wear work gloves to protect your hands.

- The chain must lie close to the bottom of the bar, and at the same time, it must be possible to move the chain along the bar with your hand.

- Retighten the chain if necessary.

Lubricating the saw chain

For automatic and reliable lubrication of the chain and guide bar, please use only high-quality and environmentally friendly lubricating oil with an adhesive additive.

The maintenance requirement depends on lubricating oil quality. It is, therefore, essential to use only designated chain lubricating oil.

Top up 20 grams of grease/lubricant every 25 operating hours.

If no chain lubricating oil is available, you can use an HD single-grade or multi-grade engine oil with a viscosity appropriate to the outside temperature in an emergency.

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Do not use used oil!

Medical studies have shown that contact with used oil can lead to skin cancer. Furthermore, waste oil is harmful to the environment!

Used oil no longer has the necessary lubricating properties and is unsuitable for lubricating the chain.

Filling oil for the chain

• Check the oil level regularly during work. Never let it run out!
• Clean the tank cap and its surroundings so that no dirt falls into the tank.
• Place the device so that the tank cap is facing upwards.

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If the oil level in the tank does not drop, there may be a problem in the oil supply:

Check the lubrication condition of the chain, clean the oil lines, and contact your dealer if necessary.

Checking the lubrication of the chain

The chain saw must always fling a small amount of oil from itself.

- Always check the lubrication of the chain and the oil level in the tank before starting work.

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Never use your saw without lubricating oil. If the chain dries out, the entire cutting tool will be permanently damaged in a short time.

Each new chain must be run in for 2 to 3 minutes. Then check the chain tension and adjust it if necessary (see section "Checking the chain tension").

Using the branch saw attachment

Preparation

• Wear suitable protective clothing and equipment - see "Safety Instructions."
• Start the engine
• Put on the shoulder strap

Do not throw the cuttings into the household waste, they can be composted!

Never stand under the branch you are sawing off. Watch out for falling branches and twigs. Be aware that they could hit you after impact.

Cutting procedure

Always cut the lower branches first so that they can fall down freely. Cut thick branches in small, controllable portions.

Working posture

Hold the wrap-around handle with your left hand and with your right hand the throttle handle. Your left arm should be stretched out in one of the most comfortable positions for you.

The axle should always be held at an angle of no more than 60^ !

The most comfortable working position is with the tool at a 60^ angle. Still, smaller angles are also possible, depending on the situation.

Cross-cutting

To avoid jamming the guide rail in the cutting gap, place the tool with the hook against the branch, and then perform the cross-section from top to bottom.

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The relief cut

To avoid splintering the bark on thick branches, always start with a relief cut (1) on the lower side of the branch.

• To do this, guide the saw in an arc through the underside of the branch (see illustration).
• Then place the hook against the branch and make the cross-cut (2).

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Cut thick branches flush

If the branch diameter is more than 10 cm, first cut it with relief and cross-section (3) at a distance (A) of about 20 cm from the actual target.

- Then you can cut the branch flush (4) through relief and subsequent cross-section.

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Cutting over obstacles

The long reach allows the cutting of branches and twigs hanging over obstacles such as rivers or ponds.

The angle of the tool depends on the position of the branches and twigs.

Reactive forces

Reactive forces occur during the operation of the saw-chain. The forces that are to be applied to the wood act against the user. They happen when the running chain comes into contact with a solid object such as a branch or is jammed. These forces can lead to a loss of control and injuries as a result. Understanding the origin of these forces can help you avoid the fright and loss of control.

This saw is designed so that the kickback effects are not as noticeable as with conventional chainsaws.

Nevertheless, always keep a firm grip and an excellent stance to maintain control of the tool in case of doubt.

The most common effects are:

• kickback,
• Recoil,
• Retreat.

Kickback

Kickback may occur if the running saw-chain hits or is jammed against a solid object at the upper quarter of the guide bar.

The cutting force of the chain exerts a rotational force on the saw in the opposite direction to the chain movement. This results in an upward movement of the guide bar.

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Avoiding kickback

The best protection is to avoid situations that lead to setbacks.

1. Always keep an eye on the position of the top guide rail.
2. Never let this point come into contact with an object. Do not cut it. Be especially careful near wire fences and when cutting small, hard branches where the chain can easily get caught.
3. Only cut one branch at a time.

The retraction (A) occurs when the chain suddenly becomes stuck on the underside of the bar because it is jammed or hits a foreign object in the wood. The chain then pulls the saw forward. The retraction often occurs when the chain does not run at full speed when it comes into contact with the wood.

A = Retraction

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Avoid retraction B = Kickback

Be aware of the forces and situations that can cause the chain to jam at the bottom of the bar.

1. Always start cutting with the chain running at full speed. Recoil (B) occurs when the chain is suddenly stuck on the top of the bar because it is jammed or hits a foreign object in the wood.

The chain can then press the saw against the operator with a jerk. Kickback often occurs when the bar top is used for cutting.

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Avoid kickback

1. Be aware of the forces and situations that can cause the chain to jam on the top of the bar.
2. Do not cut more than one branch at a time.
3. Do not tilt the bar sideways when pulling it out of a cutting gap, as the chain could be jammed.

During operation

Check the chain tension regularly!

A new chain must be re-tensioned more often than an older one.

Cold chain:

Tension is correct when the chain is close to the bottom of the bar and can still be pulled along the bar by hand.

Retighten if necessary (see section "Tensioning the saw-chain").

The chain at operating temperature:

The chain expands and begins to sag. The dynamic links on the bottom of the bar should not fall out of the groove. Otherwise, the chain will fall off the bar.

Retighten the chain (see section "Tensioning the saw-chain").

After work

Loosen the chain if you have tightened it while working at operating temperature.

The chain contracts when it cools down. If it does not loosen, it may cause damage to the gear wheel and bearing.

Guide bar maintenance

- Turn the bar over each time you have sharpened or replaced the chain. This will prevent uneven wear of the bar, especially at the top and bottom. Clean regularly

1 = the opening for the oil supply
2 = the oil duct
3 = the running groove of the rail

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Checking and replacing the sprocket

- Remove the sprocket cover, chain, and guide bar.

Replace the sprocket:

– at the latest after the service life of two chains or before.
- when the wear marks on the sprocket are more deep-seated than 0.5mm . Otherwise, the service life of the chain would be reduced.

You can extend the life of your sprocket by using two chains alternately.

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Maintenance and sharpening of the saw chain

The correctly sharpened chain

An adequately sharpened chain goes effortlessly through the wood and requires very

little pressure. Do not work with a dull or damaged saw-chain. It increases physical strain, increases vibrations, and leads to unsatisfactory results and higher wear and tear:

• Clean the chain.
• Check it for broken links and damaged rivets.
• Replace damaged and worn chain parts with suitable spare parts, which you can file to the shape and size of the original parts if necessary.

Observe the angles and dimensions given below. If the saw chain is not sharpened correctly or the depth gauge is too small, there is a higher risk of kickback effects and resulting injuries!

The saw chain cannot be fixed on the guide bar. It is, therefore, best to remove the chain from the guide bar and then sharpen it.

- Select a sharpening tool suitable for chain pitch. See "Technical data" for the approved chain pitches.

The chain pitch (e.g., 3/8") is marked in the depth gauge of each blade.

Only use particular files for saw chains!

Other files have the wrong shape and grinding.

Choose the diameter of the file according to your

Chain pitch. Please also note the following

Angling when sharpening the chain knives.

3/8

A

B

A = filing angle

B = angle of the side plate

The angle must also be maintained for all knives. If the angle is uneven, the chain will run irregularly, wear out quickly, and break prematurely.

As these requirements can only be met with sufficient and regular practice:

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- Use a file holder A file holder must be used when sharpening the saw-chain by hand. The correct file angles are marked on it.

90°

- Hold the file horizontally (at the correct angle to the guide bar) and file according to the angle mark on the file holder. Support the file holder on the top plate and the depth gauge.

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• Always file the blade from the inside out.
- The file sharpens only in the forward movement. Lift it off when moving backward.
- Do not touch the fastening straps and dynamic links with the file.
- Continue to rotate the file regularly to prevent uneven wear.
- Use a piece of hardwood to remove bones from cut edges.

All knives must be of the same length. Otherwise, they will be of different heights. This makes the chain run irregularly and increases the risk of breaking.

35. Using the 1m extension for MT152E

The extension is mounted in the same way as the other attachments:

1). Place the drive axle against the main shaft so that the hole of the axle is aligned with the locking pin of the connecting piece.

2). Actuate the locking pin and insert the drive axle into the main shaft. Release the locking pin and ensure that the locking pin engages in the hole.

3). Turn the wing screw clockwise to secure the connection.

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Use the 1-meter extension:

The 1-meter extension can be used with all attachments are mounted in between and serves to protect t increase in your working radius.

36. Using the pivoting branch saw attachment on the

MT252

IMPORTANT: Do not mount or adjust the attachment unless the device is turned off.

The mounting of the swiveling branch saw attachment is the same as for the other accessories:

1). Place the drive axle against the main shaft so that the hole of the axle is aligned with the locking pin of the connecting piece.

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2). Actuate the locking pin and insert the drive axle into the main shaft. Release the locking pin and ensure that the locking pin engages in the hole.

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3). Turn the wing screw clockwise to secure the connection.

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Use the pivoting branch saw attachment:

Step one: Pull the black handle downwards for adjustment.

Step two: Adjust the tilt angle of the branch, saw attachment as desired.

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37. Starting/stopping the device

Cold start

1. Place the device on a firm and flat surface.

Slide the engine stop switch to " I " in the direction of the engine.

1. Move the choke lever upwards to "COLD START."
2. Press the carburetor pump about 8-10 times (until gasoline flows in the line)
3. Pull out the starter rope with a short-stroke until resistance is felt (about 100mm). A continuous, mainly fast train will provide a strong spark and let the engine report.

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1. Important: As soon as the engine has responded, set the choke lever to the "WARM START" position and pull the starter immediately until the engine starts.
2. Let the engine warm-up at idle for about 10 minutes

NOTE: If the device does not start after repeated attempts, refer to troubleshooting

chapters.

NOTE: Always pull the starter cord straight out. Pulling the starter at an angle will cause the rope to rub against the eyelet. Pulling the starter at an angle can cause the starter cable to fray or break. Always hold the starter handle firmly when the rope is pulled back. Never allow the rope to be thrown back from the pulled-out position. This could damage the starter device.

Warm start of the engine

1. Place the device on a firm and flat surface.
2. Slide the engine stop switch down
3. Slide the choke to the "WARM START" position
4. Pull out the starter rope with a short-stroke until resistance is felt
   (about 100mm). A continuous high-speed train will provide a strong spark and start the engine

If the device does not start, please proceed again according to "Cold start of the engine

Stopping the device

Unlock the throttle. Let the device return to idle. Push the engine stop switch on the handle upwards until the device stops. If it does not stop, pull out the spark plug connector in an emergency. Never leave the device unattended while it is running.

38. Refueling the engine

FUEL AND 2-STROKE OIL

Use unleaded gasoline with 2-stroke engine oil in a 40:1 ratio. During the first few operations, a mixture ratio of 25:1 can be selected to initially lubricate all device parts optimally.

WARNING: Never use pure gasoline in your engine. This will cause permanent engine damage and voids the manufacturer's warranty for this product. Never use a fuel mixture that has been stored for more than 90 days.

WARNING: This must be a premium grade, 2-stroke air-cooled engine oil.

FUEL MIXTURE

Mix fuel with 2-stroke oil in a container provided for this purpose. Note the following the mixture table on the following page for the correct fuel/oil ratio. Shake the tank to ensure complete mixing.

Gasoline	Two-stroke engine oil (40:1)	Gasoline	Two-stroke engine oil (40:1)
1 liter	0.025 liters	5 liters	0.125 liters
2 liters	0.050 liters	10 liters	0.250 liters

WARNING: Failure to lubricate the device eliminates the liability of the device manufacturer.

Gasoline and oil must not be mixed in a ratio of more than 40:1.

Recommended fuel

It is recommended to use unleaded gasoline with an octane number of 90 # or higher to reduce carbon deposition in the combustion chamber. Do not use old or dirty gasoline. Keep the fuel tank dust-free and avoid water getting into the tank. Sometimes misfiring will occur under usual overload.

If the backfiring is heard under average load, we recommend replacing the gasoline. If the misfire is still present afterward, please contact an authorized workshop.

WARNING

Gas cap max. filling level

● Gasoline is highly flammable and can cause an explosion in the case of sparks.
- Refuel only in well-ventilated rooms and allow the engine to cool down before filling. Smoking and open fire, as well as any sparks, must be avoided during refueling.
- Do not overfill the tank (see figure max. filling level).
● After refueling, check that the fuel filler cap is closed correctly.
- Avoid any spillage of gasoline.
- Keep the device away from children.

39. Trimming techniques

CAUTION

IF YOU are NOT familiar with the trimming techniques, practice with the DEVICE in the "STOP" position (turned off).

ALWAYS TRIM OR CUT AT HIGH ENGINE SPEEDS. Do not run the device slowly at the start or in trim mode.

ALWAYS MAKE DISTANCE IN THE WORKING AREA from cans, bottles, rocks, etc.

Whirling objects can cause serious injury to users or bystanders and damage the device.

If an object is accidentally knocked, immediately stop the DEVICE and check the device.

Never run the device with damaged or defective parts.

DO NOT use the device for any purpose other than trimming grass.

Never lift the nylon cutting head above knee height during operation.

Do not run the device on a slope if there is a chance of slipping or losing stability.

RELEASING THE NYLON THREAD

To release fresh thread, run the device at full throttle and tap the nylon cutting head onto the lawn. The thread releases automatically. The blade in the protective shield cuts off excess thread.

CAUTION: Remove grass deposits regularly to prevent overheating of the drive axle. Grass deposits occur when fibers of the weed become entangled around the shaft under the protective shield. This prevents the shaft from

cooling correctly. Remove grass deposits with a screwdriver or similar tool only when the device is switched off.

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When the device is appropriately equipped with a protective shield and nylon cutting head, your device will trim unsightly weeds and large diameter tall grass in areas along fences, walls, land, and around trees.

NOTE: Pay particular attention when trimming on brick or stone walls, etc., where rapid

weed wear will occur.

TRIM MORE ACCURATELY

Swing the trimmer's nylon cutting head horizontally from side to side. Do not tilt the nylon cutting head while working. For correct cutting height, trim in a test area beforehand. Keep nylon cutting head at the same level for even depth of cut.

TRIMMING AROUND TREES

Trim around logs with a slow approach; the thread should not collide with the log. Walk around the tree from left to right—approach grass or weeds with the tip of the thread.

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40. Replacing Nylon Thread

1. Switch off the engine

2. Place the trimmer on the ground so that the drive axle with the spool is exposed and remove the nylon head

3. Open the nylon head by pressing the release

4. Cut the new thread to 5m and wind it tightly clockwise around the thread take-up device

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1. Remove the superfluous thread

2. After the thread take-up device is wrapped, attach the thread ends as shown in the illustration

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1. guide the thread ends through the holes in the outer part of the bobbin

2. Press the inner and the external coil together and turn them against each other until they engage

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41. Maintenance plan

Regular checks and adjustments must be made to ensure that the gasoline engine maintains its performance. Periodic maintenance also provides a long service life. See the following table for the regular maintenance cycle.

Maintenance cycle Component		Each use	Every month or 10h	Every 3 months or 25h	Every 6 months or 50h	Every 12 months or 100h	Every 2 years or 300h
Lubricating oil	Check oil level	■
	Refill			20g every 25h
	Exchange		■		■
Air filter	Check	■
	Clean up			■a
Spark plug	Check & adjust					■
	Exchange						■
Spark plug connector (optional)	Clean up					■
Cooling fins	Audit				■
connecting elements such as screws and nuts	Check (tighten if necessary)	■
Coupling	Audit				■b
Idle speed	Check and adjust					■b
Valve clearance	Check and adjust					■b
Combustion chamber	Clean up	300 h after that
Fuel	Check					■
Fuel tank	Check					■
Fuel line	Check	Every x years (replace if necessary)

WARNING

a. Increase maintenance intervals if working in dusty environments.

b. All maintenance work - except for that listed in the operating manual - must be carried out at regular intervals.

Work must be carried out by qualified maintenance personnel

Cleaning the air filter

CAUTION: Never run the engine without the air filter.

A dirty air filter puts pressure on engine performance, increases fuel consumption, and makes starting more difficult. If you notice a loss of engine power:

1 Remove the screw on the filter cover and take out the filter.
2 Clean the filter with soap and water. Never use gasoline or benzene!
3 Let the filter dry in the air.
4 Put the filter back in place and fasten the filter cover with the screw

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Spark plug maintenance

To ensure the normal operation of the engine, the ignition distance of 0.6 -0.7mm must be maintained and must be free of carbon deposits. Always carry out the following steps with the engine switched off:

1. Carefully remove the spark plug connector. Do not pull on the cable but directly on the plug

2. Use the spark plug wrench supplied to unscrew the spark plug

3. Visually check the spark plug for damage and electrode burn-off,

Remove the carbon deposits

1. Check the gap with a feeler gauge and bend the electrode to the correct distance of 0.6 to 0.7mm

2. Check the spark plug washer and tighten the spark plug with a torque of 12-15 Nm

3. Fit the ignition cap back onto the spark plug

0.6~0.7m

WARNING

The spark plug must be screwed down tightly; otherwise, the engine runs hot and is damaged.

Sharpen the shield knife

1. Remove cutting blade (E) from a protective shield (F).

2. Clamp the knife in a vice. Sharpen the knife with a flat-file. Please make sure that you maintain the angle of the cutting edge. Only move the sharpening knife in one direction during the sharpening process.

Warning!

If adjustments to the carburetor have to be made, this must be carried out by a specialist workshop.

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42. Storage of the device

WARNING: Failure to follow these steps may result in the formation of deposits in the carburetor. This will make starting difficult and cause permanent damage

1. Perform all general maintenance as described in the maintenance section of your user manual are recommended.

2. Clean the exterior of the device, drive axle, protective shield, and nylon cutting head.

3. Drain fuel from the fuel tank.

4. After draining fuel, start the engine.

5. Let the device run in neutral until the device stops on its own. This will clean the carburetor of fuel.

6. Let the device cool down (about 5 minutes).

7. Use a spark plug wrench, remove the spark plug.

8. Pour 1 teaspoon of clean 2-stroke oil into the combustion chamber. Pull the starter cord

slowly several times to coat internal components. Replace the spark plug.

1. Store the device in a cool, dry place away from any ignition source such as an oil burner, water heater, etc.

TRANSPORT PROTECTION

Make sure that the device is well-secured during transport to avoid fuel loss, damage, or injury. Install transport protection for metal sheets during transport and storage

43. Troubleshooting

1. Difficulties during commissioning

Situation		Cause	Solution
No ignition spark	Spark plug	Carbon deposit between the diodes of the spark plug	Clean the spark plug. Adjust the gap 0.6~0.7mm, Replace the spark plug
	other	ignition coil defective flywheel magnet too weak	Replacing the ignition coil or flywheel
Weak ignition spark	Compression	Too much gasoline in the combustion chamber, bad fuel or water in the tank	Remove the spark plug and allow to dry, replace fuel.
	The carburetor does not pump oil anymore.	Oil line blocked	Cleaning the carburetor and cleaning the pipes
	regular oil supply but weak compression	Piston rings worn, spark plug not screwed down, cylinder head not tight wrong valve clearance or ignition timing.	Replace screw tight replace or adjust
	Regular oil supply and proper ignition spark	Poor contact between ignition cap and spark plug	Replace or check

2. Difficulties during operation

Situation	Cause	Solution
The engine does not reach the speed	Choke is in "COLD START" position, an exhaust system is blocked no air supply, moving elements worn, ignition spark weak too large valve clearance, cylinder head sooty	Open choke, replace exhaust system Check or replace ignition coil, adjust flywheel, spark plug
Operating materials are leaking	Lines to carburetor blocked Spark plug spacing incorrect	Replace the lines and, if necessary, the carburetor; adjust gap dimension
Engine-Noises	Wrong choke position, Camshaft damaged	Check/replace camshaft
Carburetor leaking	Failure of the check valve on the tank cap	Replace the fuel filler cap
	Carburetor gasket is worn out	Replace carburetor or gasket

If no troubleshooting solves the problem, contact your dealer or the manufacturer directly. Only use original parts approved by the manufacturer. Otherwise, there is a risk of danger.

44. INFO: Optional accessories (adjustable pole saw)

Assembly: Pull the knob back and position the desired angle on the attachment and release the knob so that the pin can engage in one of the holes.

45. Customer Service

Have your purchased device repaired only by qualified personnel and only with original spare parts. This will ensure that the safety of the device is maintained.

If you do not have the addresses of authorized service centers, please contact the sales office where you purchased the device. Please contact the manufacturer FUXTEC GmbH directly at www.fuxtec.de at any time regarding maintenance work and the procurement of spare parts.

46. Warranty

The warranty period is 24 months from the date of purchase. Please keep your proof of purchase in a safe place. Excluded from the warranty are wearing parts and damage caused by improper use, use of force, technical modifications, use of incorrect accessories or non-original spare parts, and repair attempts by non-qualified personnel. Warranty repairs may only be carried out by authorized specialist dealers.

47. Disposal note

Please contact your local municipality for the disposal of the device. Please dispose of all operating materials such as gasoline and oil in advance.

48. EC Declaration of Conformity

We hereby declare,

FUXTEC GMBH

CAPPING ROAD 69, 71083 HERRENBERG, GERMANY

that the device described below, by its design and construction and in the version marketed by us, complies with the relevant essential health and safety requirements of the EC directives.

Designation of the device:

Multi-function cutter

Engine type:

FX-MT152/-MT152E/-MT252E

Trademark:

FUXTEC

Power

52cm ^3

consumption/displacement

Measured sound power level

LWA = 107.7dB

Guaranteed sound power level

LWA=111dB

Conformity procedure

2000/14/EC according to Annex

IV

Relevant EC guidelines:

EC device straightening thread 2006/42/EG

EC directive thread on electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)

2014/30/EU

EC-directive thread Noise emission (2000/14/EG & 2005/88/EG)

applied harmonized EN ISO 11806-1

Standards:

EN ISO 11680-1

EN ISO 10517; EN ISO 14982

Manufacturer signature/date:

C. Fille

Leonhard Zirkler, 02.12.2022

the name and address of the

Leonhard Zirkler

person authorized to compile the

FUXTEC GMBH - KAPPSTRAße 69, 71083 HERRENBERG,

technical documentation

GERMANY

established within the

Community

MODE D'EMPLOI ORIGINAL

FX-MT152/-MT152E/-MT252E

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Attention!

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Explication

1. Lames de coupe

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Préparation

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DÉCOUPAGE AUTOUR DES ARBRES

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65. Plan de maintenance

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0.6~0.7mm

AVERTISSEMENT

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Attention!

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Attenzione

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Solo per MT152E:

Solo per MT252:

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Montaggio accessori

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Descrizione

1. Lama di taglio

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Preparazione

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1 4

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Evitare l'avanzamento

B = rinculo

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TAGLIO INTORNO AGLI ALBERI

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Attenzione!

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107.REPOSTAR EL APARATO....248

108.TÉCNICAS DE CORTE 250

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iAtención!

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Solo para MT152E:
Solo para MT252:

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(1).

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Descripción

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ATENCIÓN

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