SnowLine 620.4 E III LED - Snow blower AL-KO - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Snow blower (snow thrower)
Brand	AL-KO
Model	SnowLine 620.4 E III LED
Clearing width	62 cm (estimated based on model)
Adjustable clearing height	Yes, via adjustable skid shoes
Engine	Petrol, 4-stroke, manual and 230 V electric start
Engine power	Not explicitly specified, approx. 5 to 7 HP (estimated)
Fuel tank capacity	Not explicitly specified, approx. 3.5 L (estimated)
Engine oil capacity	Not explicitly specified, approx. 0.6 L (estimated)
Speeds	6 forward + 2 reverse, gear lever
Drive system	Worm gear transmission, Bowden cables
Discharge chute	Manually adjustable orientation, adjustable height with deflector
Lighting	Integrated LED, turns on automatically when starting
Heated handles	Yes, with switch
Weight	Approx. 65-70 kg (estimated)
Recommended tire pressure	Indicated on tire (max 1 bar ≈ 14.5 psi)
Safety devices	Clutch levers (2), shear bolts, engine kill switch
Delivery contents	Snow thrower, handlebars, control panel, discharge chute, keys, spare bolts, manuals
Maintenance	Lubricating worm gear, oil change, bolt inspection, cable adjustment
Intended use	Clearing fresh snow on paved surfaces (private domain)
Warranty	Statutory, wear parts excluded

Frequently Asked Questions - SnowLine 620.4 E III LED AL-KO

How to start the engine of the AL-KO SnowLine 620.4 E III LED?

Open the fuel valve, set the choke to CLOSE, press the primer 3 to 5 times, set the throttle to fast, insert the ignition key, then pull the starter cable (manual start) or use the 230 V electric start.

What engine oil to use and how to refill?

Use a 4-stroke engine oil (SAE 5W-30 or 10W-30 depending on temperature). Unscrew the oil filler cap, pour with a funnel, check the level with the dipstick, and close.

How to adjust the clearing height?

Stop the engine and the auger. Loosen the screws of the left and right skid shoes, move the shoes up or down to adjust the height of the scraper blade, then retighten. Both shoes must be at the same height.

What to do if the auger does not turn when the clutch lever is pressed?

First check the shear bolts (they may be broken). Replace them with original parts. If the problem persists, adjust the Bowden cable of the auger transmission or contact a specialized workshop.

How to maintain the snow blower after use?

Clean the machine, especially the discharge chute and auger from snow and salt. Check the shear bolts, tire pressure, and grease the auger every 8 hours of operation. After the season, drain the carburetor and tank.

What are the essential safety instructions?

Never put your hands in the rotating auger. Wear safety glasses and hearing protection. Do not use the machine in an enclosed space (risk of CO). Turn off the engine before any cleaning or adjustment, and remove the spark plug connector.

How to unclog a blocked discharge chute?

Release the clutch levers, stop the engine, wait for complete stop, then use the provided cleaning tool (never your hands) to remove snow and ice.

What is the difference between forward and reverse speeds?

The gear lever offers 6 forward speeds (1 = slow, 6 = fast) and 2 reverse speeds (R1 = slow, R2 = fast). Use low speeds for heavy loads and high speeds for transport.

How to tow or store the machine?

For transport, disengage the drive system. For winter storage, drain the carburetor by running the engine with the fuel valve closed, clean the machine, and store it in a dry place out of reach of children.

Where to find spare parts for the SnowLine 620.4 E III LED?

Spare parts are available on the official AL-KO website: www.alko-garden.com/spareparts. Always use original parts to ensure safety and warranty.

USER MANUAL SnowLine 620.4 E III LED AL-KO

SnowLine 620.4 E III LED

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Inhaltsverzeichnis

Deutsch 12

English....28

Français....43

Italiano....60

Slovenščina 76

Hrvatski....91

Српски....106

Polski 122

Česky 139

Slovenská 154

Magyarul....170

Dansk 186

Svensk....201

Norsk 216

Suomi 230

Eesti 245

Lietuvių 260

Latviešu 275

Român 290

български 306

Русский 323

Україна....341

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AL-KO KOBER GROUP Kötz, Germany

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	SnowLine 620.4 E III LED
	114036
	4IPetrol / unleaded ≥ 86 octane, E10
	0,95IRecommendation: SAE 5W-30
	Loncin LC180FDS
	302 cm3
	6,2 kW / 3600 min-1
	2000 +/- 200 min-1
	134 x 62 x 113 cm
	96 kg
	62 cm

SnowLine 620.4 E III LED

51 cm

3,8 km/h +/- 0,3

1,9 km/h +/- 0,3

a_h = 4,5m / s^2

K = 1,5 ~m / s^2

L_pA = 90,6dB(A)

K = 2,5 dB(A)

L_wA=102 dB(A)

33,02 cm / 13"

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Symbol Bedeutung

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Diagram showing two types of electrical connectors: a cylindrical device with a handle and a plug with a cable, and a separate plug with an arrow indicating direction (no text or symbols present)

1. (36/b)

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6.8 Motor stoppen (37, 38)

1 About these operating instructions...... 28

1.1 Symbols on the title page 29
1.2 Legends and signal words.... 29

2 Product description 29

2.1 Designated use.... 29
2.2 Possible foreseeable misuse.... 29
2.3 Safety and protective devices...... 29
2.4 Scope of supply 30
2.5 Symbols on the appliance.... 30

2.5.1 Safety signs.... 30
2.5.2 Operating signs 31
2.6 Product overview (01).... 31

3 Safety instructions.... 32

3.1 Safety instructions in accordance with ISO 8437, Annex A.... 32
3.2 Safety instructions relating to operation.... 34
3.3 Handling of petrol and oil.... 34

4 Unpacking appliance (02) 35

5 Assembly.... 35

5.1 Fitting the lower brace (03, 04)...... 35
5.2 Fitting the operating panel (05)...... 35
5.3 Installing and adjusting Bowden cables for travel and worm drives (06 - 11).... 35
5.4 Adjusting the Bowden cable (12)..... 36
5.5 Checking the Bowden cable setting (13) 36
5.6 Mounting the rod for the gear selector lever (14, 15) ...... 36
5.7 Installing the flexible shaft for the snow discharge spout (16, 17).... 36
5.8 Plugging in the heater and lighting plug (18).... 36
5.9 Fitting the snow discharge spout (19-22).... 36
5.10 Connecting the Bowden cable to the discharge flap (23).... 37
5.11 Attaching the Bowden cable (24)..... 37

6 Start-up.... 37

6.1 Operating material.... 37
6.2 Filling with engine oil (25).... 37
6.3 Filling with petrol (25) 37
6.4 Checking the tyre pressure (26)...... 37
6.5 Adjusting the clearing height (27 - 29) 38
6.6 Checking the shear pins on the appli- ance (30, 46) 38
6.7 Starting the engine (31 - 36) ...... 38
6.8 Stopping the engine (37, 38).... 39

7 Operation.... 39

7.1 Starting clearing (39 - 41).... 39
7.2 Stopping clearing (42) 39
7.3 Changing gear for the travel drive (41 - 43).... 39
7.4 Clearing clogging in the snow discharge spout (42, 44) .... 39

8 Repair 40
9 Maintenance and care 40

9.1 Maintenance schedule 40
9.2 Greasing the transport auger (45)..... 40
9.3 Servicing the travel and auger drives (08)....40
9.4 Replacing the shear pins (30, 46) ..... 41

10 Help in case of malfunctions.... 41
11 Storage.... 41
12 Disposal.... 42
13 After-Sales/Service.... 42
14 Information on the Declaration of Confor- mity 42
15 Guarantee.... 42

1 ABOUT THESE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

The German version is the original operating instructions. All additional language versions are translations of the original operating instructions.

• Keep these operating instructions in a safe place at all times so that they can be consulted if you need any information about the appliance.
  ■ Only pass on the appliance to other persons together with these operating instructions.
  ■ Comply with the safety and warning information in these operating instructions.

1.1 Symbols on the title page

Symbol Meaning

It is essential to read through these operating instructions carefully before start-up. This is essential for safe working and trouble-free handling.

Operating instructions

Never operate the petrol powered device in the vicinity of open flames or heat sources.

1.2 Legends and signal words

⚠️ DANGER! Denotes an imminently dangerous situation which will result in fatal or serious injury if not avoided.
WARNING! Denotes a potentially dangerous situation which can result in fatal or serious injury if not avoided.
CAUTION! Denotes a potentially dangerous situation which can result in minor or moderate injury if not avoided.

IMPORTANT! Denotes a situation which can result in material damage if not avoided.

i NOTE Special instructions for ease of understanding and handling.

2 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

2.1 Designated use

The snow blower is suitable exclusively for clearing freshly fallen, loose wet and powder snow on paved paths and areas such as patios, garage entrances, footpaths or car parking spaces in the private sector. The paths and areas to be cleared must have a solid substrate and a smooth sur-

face, e.g. concrete paving, granite paving or asphalt.

This appliance is intended solely for use in non-commercial applications. Any other use as well as unauthorised conversions or modifications are regarded as contrary to the intended use and will result in voiding of the warranty as well as loss of conformity; the manufacturer will thus decline any responsibility for damage and/or injury suffered by the user or third parties.

2.2 Possible foreseeable misuse

The snow blower is not suitable for clearing unpaved paths and areas – e.g. gravel surfaces, gravel paths or meadows. Snow in large quantities and depths, very wet snow and hard-packed snow and ice can no longer be cleared with this appliance.

The tool is designed neither for commercial use in public parks and sports facilities, nor for use in farming and forestry.

2.3 Safety and protective devices

WARNING! Risk of injury. Defective and disabled safety and protective devices can result in serious injury.

■ Have any defective safety and protective devices repaired.
■ Never disable safety and protective devices.

Clutch lever

The appliance has two clutch levers on the handlebar. In the event of danger, release both clutch levers.

■ Clutch lever for the auger drive of the snow discharge spout. Auger drive is stopped.
■ Clutch lever for the travel drive. Travel drive is stopped.

Adjustable snow discharge spout

Adjust the snow discharge spout so that persons and animals are not endangered and buildings, vehicles and other objects cannot be damaged by the discharged snow. When working on public roads, take care, not to hinder the road traffic or endanger other road users.

2.4 Scope of supply

The items listed here are included in the standard scope of supply. Check that all items are present:

No. Component

1 Snow blower

2 Lower brace

3 Operating panel with upper brace

4 Snow discharge spout

5 Operating instructions for the snow blower

6 Operating instructions for the engine

7 Attachment kit for snow discharge spout (x3)

8 Spark plug spanner

9 Engine key (x2)

10 Spare shear pins (x4)

11 Cotter pins (x4)

12 Rod for gear selector lever

13 Flexible shaft for snow discharge spout

2.5 Symbols on the appliance

2.5.1 Safety signs

Symbol Meaning

	Important!Pay special attention when handling this product!
	Read the operating instructions before starting operation!
	Keep away from the discharge area. Danger from discharged snow.
	Wear safety goggles and ear protectors!
	Do not reach into rotating parts. Risk of entanglement!
	Do not reach into the snow discharge spout!
	Do not reach or step into the transport auger!
	Switch off the engine before starting any work on the appliance.
	Remove the spark plug connector before maintenance and repair work.
	Keep other people out of the danger area!
	Rotating parts in the discharge area! Risk of entanglement!

2.5.2 Operating signs

Symbol Meaning
ChokeCLOSE / OPEN
ThrottleSlow / Fast
Engine keyOn / Off
Fuel cockOFF (closed)ON (open)
Primer button
Auger driveStart / stop
Travel driveStart / stop

Symbol Meaning

Align snow discharge spout with crank

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Adjust snow discharge height with lever

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2.6 Product overview (01)

The product overview (01) gives an overview of the appliance.

No.	Component
1	Heated handles
2	Clutch lever for the auger drive
3	Clutch lever for the travel drive
4	Hand crank for adjusting the discharge direction
5	Lever for adjustment of the discharge height
6	Gear selector lever, 6 forward and 2 reverse gears
7	Handle heater switch
8	Spare shear pins
9	Deflector on snow discharge spout for setting the discharge height
10	Snow discharge spout with guard
11	Lights
12	Tank cap
13	Oil filler cap
14	Plough
15	Cleaning tool (attached to the plough)
16	Discharge wheel
17	Transport auger
18	Clearing plate

No. Component

19 Height-adjustable skids

20 Spark plug connector

3 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

⚠️ DANGER! Danger of fatal injury and danger of extremely severe injury! Lack of knowledge of the safety instructions and operating instructions can lead to extremely serious and even fatal injury.

• Observe all safety instructions and instructions for use in these operating instructions as well the operating instructions which are referred to before you start using the appliance.
• Keep all supplied documents in a safe place for future reference.

WARNING! Danger of explosion and fire.

Escaping fuel creates an explosive petrol/air mixture. Deflagration, explosion and fire can lead to serious and even fatal injuries if fuel is not handled properly.

■ Never store the engine in front of naked flames or heat sources.
■ Never operate the engine in a flammable environment.

WARNING! Risk of injury from faulty appliance. Operation of an faulty appliance can result in serious injury and damage to the appliance.

- Operate the appliance only when it is undamaged and has not defects, and when no parts are missing or loose.

WARNING! Danger from rotating appliance parts! Reaching into rotating appliance parts will result in serious injuries!

■ Never reach into the rotating transport auger!

WARNING! Risk of injury. Defective and disabled safety and protective devices can result in serious injury.

■ Have any defective safety and protective devices repaired.
■ Never disable safety and protective devices.

3.1 Safety instructions in accordance with ISO 8437, Annex A

Getting to know the appliance

1. Read the operating and maintenance instructions through carefully. Familiarise yourself thoroughly with the control elements and the proper use of the appliance. Learn to quickly stop the appliance and switch off the control elements.
2. Children must not be allowed to operate the appliance under any circumstances. Adults who have not been properly instructed must not be allowed to operate the appliance under any circumstances.
3. Keep persons, in particular small children, and pets out of the working area.
4. Walk carefully, particularly when working backwards, to avoid slipping or falling.

Preparation

1. Carefully check the area in which the appliance is to be used and remove all door mats, sledges, boards, cables and other objects.
2. Disengage the clutch completely and shift to neutral before starting the engine.
3. Do not operate the appliance without adequate winter clothing. Wear shoes that ensure a good grip on slippery ground.
4. Take care when handling petrol; it is highly inflammable.

■ Use a proper petrol canister.
■ Never refuel when the engine is running or hot.
■ Always fill the fuel tank outdoors and taking the greatest care. Never fill the fuel tank in closed rooms.
■ Fit the fuel tank cap tightly and wipe up any spilled petrol.

1. Use an earthed plug socket for all appliances with electric drive or electric ignition.

2. Adjust the height of the header casing when clearing gravel or stony surfaces.

3. Never try to make changes to settings with the engine running (except where expressly recommended by the manufacturer).

4. Allow the engine and appliance to cool to the outside temperature before starting to clear snow.

5. Operation of any powered machine can result in foreign objects being projected into the eyes. Therefore always wear safety goggles

or eye protection during operation, adjustment or repair.

1. Wear ear protectors to prevent hearing damage.

Operation

1. Keep hands and feet away from all moving parts, including under the appliance. Keep away from the discharge opening at all times.

2. Work particularly carefully when operating the appliance on gravel drives, paths or roads, or when crossing such. Always pay attention to hidden obstacles or road traffic.

3. Should you collide with a foreign object, switch off the engine, remove the spark plug cable connector, inspect the snow blower carefully for damage and repair the damage before starting the engine and operating the snow blower again.

4. If the appliance vibrates abnormally, switch off the engine and immediately locate the cause. Vibrations are generally a sign that there is a problem.

5. Always switch off the engine when you stop work, before cleaning the header/drive wheel casing or the discharge chute, and when carrying out repairs, settings or inspections.

6. Before carrying out cleaning, repairs or inspections, always ensure that the header/drive wheel and all moving parts are at a standstill. Disconnect the spark plug cable and keep it away from the spark plug to avoid accidental ignition. In the case of electric motors, disconnect the mains plug.

7. Never operate the engine in closed rooms except when starting or when moving the snow blower into or out of a building. Keep the doors open when doing so; exhaust gases are toxic.

8. Do not use the appliance on slopes. Be very careful when turning on sloping ground. Do not try to clear steep slopes.

9. Never operate the snow blower without the proper guards, safety plates or other protective equipment.

10. Never use the snow blower in the vicinity of windows, motor vehicles, light wells, sloping ground, etc. without adjusting the snow discharge direction accordingly. Keep children and pets away from the working area.

11. Do not overload the machine by trying to clear snow too fast.

12. Never use the machine at high transport speeds on slippery ground. Take care when working backwards.

13. Never direct the snow discharge towards bystanders and do not allow persons to walk in front of the appliance.
14. Disconnect the power supply to the header/drive wheel when the snow blower is being transported or is not in use.
15. Use only attachments and accessories approved by the manufacturer of the snow blower, e.g. balancing weights, counterweights, casings, etc.
16. Never operate the snow blower in poor visibility or with poor lighting. Always ensure a secure footing and hold the handles firmly. Only walk and never run when operating the appliance.

Maintenance and storage

WARNING! Serious hand injuries when cleaning the blocked discharge channel!

Touching the rotating paddle wheel in the discharge channel results in serious hand injuries. These are the most common injuries on the snow blower. To clean the discharge channel:

■ Switch off the snow blower!
- Wait around 10 s until the paddle wheel stops.
■ Always use a suitable tool to clean the discharge channel.
■ Never use your hands to clean the discharge channel!

1. Check regularly that the guards, the knife bolts, the engine mounting bolts, etc. are securely tightened in order to ensure safe operation of the appliance.
2. Never store the appliance in a building where there are sources of ignition, such as water heaters, electric fan heaters, clothes dryers, etc., as long as there is petrol in the tank. Allow the engine to cool down before storing the appliance in a closed room.
3. Always observe the precise instructions in the operating instructions if the snow blower is to be placed into storage for a prolonged period.

4. Leave all safety and operating instruction signs on the appliance, and renew them, if necessary.

5. Allow the appliance to run for a few minutes after finishing snow clearing to prevent freezing of the header/drive wheel.

3.2 Safety instructions relating to operation

■ Use the appliance only for the purposes for which it is intended. Any non-intended use can lead to injury and property damage.
■ Never operate the appliance with worn or defective parts. Always replace defective parts with original spare parts from the manufacturer. If the appliance is operated with worn or defective parts, guarantee claims against the manufacturer are excluded.

In the following cases, switch off the engine, wait for the appliance to come to a standstill and disconnect the spark plug connector:

■ When leaving the machine
During cleaning and maintenance work
■ Before starting adjustment work
In the event of malfunctions
Before clearing blockages
Before unclogging
■ After contact with foreign objects
If malfunctions and unusual vibrations occur in the appliance

- Do not operate the appliance if you are under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medication.

■ Wear clothing and protective equipment in accordance with the regulations in order to avoid injury to the head and limbs as well as to avoid hearing impairment.

The clothing must be appropriate (tightly fitting) and must not restrict movements. Never wear loose items of clothing or accessories that could be drawn into the appliance, e.g. scarves.

■ The personal protective equipment comprises:

■ Hearing protection and protective eye-wear
Sturdy, non-slip shoes
- Protective gloves

- Keep hands, feet, other limbs and clothing away from the rotating clearing paddle, transport auger and discharge wheel.

- Observe the local working time regulations in force.

- Do not leave the operational appliance unsupervised.

■ Never clear snow from roofs.

3.3 Handling of petrol and oil

Risk of explosion and fire:
An escaping petrol/air mixture can cause an explosive atmosphere. Deflagration, explosion and fire can lead to serious and even fatal injuries if fuel is not handled properly. Observe the following:
- Do not smoke when dealing with petrol.
- Only handle petrol out of doors and never in enclosed spaces.
It is essential to heed the code of conduct stated below.

■ Only transport and store petrol and oil in containers approved for that purpose. Ensure that children have no access to stored petrol and oil.

In order to avoid ground contamination (environmental protection) when filling, ensure that no petrol or oil enters the soil. Use a funnel for filling.

■ Never fill the appliance in enclosed spaces. Petrol vapours may gather at ground level, and thereby result in a deflagration or even an explosion.

- Immediately wipe any spilled petrol off the appliance and the ground. Allow textiles used to wipe off petrol to dry in a well ventilated place before disposing of them. Otherwise, sudden self-ignition may occur.

If petrol has been spilled, petrol vapours occur. For this reason, do not start the engine at the same location and move it at least 3 m away.

- Avoid skin contact with mineral oil products. Do not inhale petrol vapours. When filling, always wear protective gloves. Change and clean protective clothing regularly.

■ Ensure that your clothing does not come into contact with petrol. If petrol has got onto your clothing, change it immediately.

■ Never open the fuel tank cap while the engine is running or hot.

■ Never fill the fuel tank while the engine is running or hot.

■ Never over-fill the fuel tank (petrol expands).

■ Always screw on the fuel tank cap tightly.

- Replace a damaged fuel tank or fuel tank cap.

■ Never eat, drink or smoke when filling the appliance with petrol or oil.

■ If petrol has leaked out:

• Do not start the engine.
  Avoid start attempts.
• Pick up leaked petrol using a binding agent or cloth and dispose of in the proper manner.
  Clean the appliance.

■ If engine oil has leaked out:

Do not start the engine.
Pick up leaked oil using an oil binding agent or cloth and dispose of in the proper manner.
Clean the appliance.

4 UNPACKING APPLIANCE (02)

WARNING! Danger of crushing if the machine tips over! The appliance is heavy! If it tips over, limbs can be crushed and persons can be seriously injured.

At least two persons are required for unpacking the appliance!
■ Avoid tipping the appliance!

The appliance is supplied with all accessory parts in a cardboard box. The box is located on a euro pallet.

1. Place the box on a level horizontal surface.
2. Remove the packing straps.
3. Open the box at the top (02/a).
4. Remove the packaging material.
5. Carefully remove loose parts, bag with small parts and operating instructions.
6. Use a knife to carefully cut open the rear wall of the box (i.e. where the engine is located) so that the appliance is not damaged.
7. Fold down the rear wall of the box (02/b).
8. Carefully remove the other loose parts and other packaging material.
9. Roll the snow blower backwards, i.e. with the engine at the front, out of the box (02/c).

5 ASSEMBLY

WARNING! Danger if assembly is not carried out completely! Use of an incompletely assembled device can result in serious injury.

■ Only use the device when it is fully assembled!
■ Before switching on, check that all safety and protective devices are in place and functioning correctly!

Necessary tools

No. Tool

1 Open-end or ring spanner WAF 10 (x2)

2 Open-end or ring spanner WAF 13

3 5 mm Allen key

4 Combination or long-nose pliers

5 Screwdriver

6 Spray oil

7 Tyre pump with pressure gauge (car tyre valve)

5.1 Fitting the lower brace (03, 04)

Mount the lower brace on the left and right at the bottom of the snow blower.

1. Undo the screws (03/1).
2. Attach the lower brace (04/1).
3. Insert the bolts (04/2) through the lower brace and tighten.

5.2 Fitting the operating panel (05)

1. Hold upper brace (05/1) incl. operating panel against lower brace (05/2).
2. Insert 2 bolts (05/3) each through upper brace and lower brace and tighten with two washers (05/4) and nuts (05/5).

5.3 Installing and adjusting Bowden cables for travel and worm drives (06 - 11)

1. Attach the Bowden cable (06/1) for the travel drive (06/2) into the lower hole (06/3) of the right-hand lever.
2. Attach the Bowden cable (07/1) for the worm drive (07/2) into the upper hole (07/3) of the left-hand lever.
3. Adjust the Bowden cables as follows:

■ Turn the adjuster on the Bowden cable (08/1) in the direction of the arrow (08/a) until the Bowden cable no longer sags (is

slightly tensioned). While turning the adjuster, hold the cable so that it does not become twisted.

■ Tighten lock nut (08/2) (08/b).

1. Fix the Bowden cables (09/1) with the clamps (09/2) on the left and right of the handlebar.

2. Tension the Bowden cable:

■ Loosely tighten the lock nuts (10/1, 11/1).

■ Turn the threaded end piece (10/2, 11/2) upwards until the Bowden cable is tensioned.

■ Turn the lock nuts against the guide (10/3, 11/3) to fix the Bowden cable.

1. Pull down the rubber sheath (10/4, 11/4) to the lock nut (10/a, 11/a) to protect the Bowden cable against corrosion.

5.4 Adjusting the Bowden cable (12)

The fine adjustment is carried out via the adjusting screw.

1. Loosen the lock nut (12/2) on the adjusting screw (12/a).

2. Turn the adjusting screw (12/3) (12/b) to lengthen or shorten the path of the Bowden cable. Ensure that the Bowden cable is slightly taut and is not sagging.

3. Re-tighten the lock nut (12/2) (12/a).

5.5 Checking the Bowden cable setting (13)

The Bowden cable of the travel drive lengthens over time. If the travel drive can no longer be switched on while the engine is running, the Bowden cable has become too long and must be tightened.

1. Switch off the appliance (see chapter 6.8 "Stopping the engine (37, 38)", page 39).

2. Re-adjusting the Bowden cable (see chapter 5.3 "Installing and adjusting Bowden cables for travel and worm drives (06 - 11)", page 35).

To check the Bowden cable setting:

1. Start the engine (see chapter 6.7 "Starting the engine (31 - 36)", page 38).

2. Put into gear (see chapter 7.1 "Starting clearing (39 - 41)", page 39).

3. Slowly push the right handle (13/1) downwards (13/a) until a slight resistance is felt. The pressure point of the clutch has been determined.

4. If the travel drive is not switched on: Repeat the previous steps.

5. If adjusting the Bowden cable is not successful: Contact one of the manufacturer's service centres.

5.6 Mounting the rod for the gear selector lever (14, 15)

1. Attach the rod (14/1) at the bottom into the gear shift mount (15/2).

2. Attach the rod on the top of the gear selector lever (15/3) in the mount.

3. Secure the rod at the top and bottom with washers and cotter pins.

5.7 Installing the flexible shaft for the snow discharge spout (16, 17)

1. At the snow discharge spout:

■ Insert pin (16/1) of one end of flexible shaft (16/2) into auger (16/3) as far as it will go (16/a).

■ Tighten knurled nut (16/4) by hand.

1. Under the operating panel:

- Insert pin of the other end of flexible shaft (17/1) from below into crank (17/2) as far as it will go (17/a).

■ Tighten knurled nut (17/3) by hand.

5.8 Plugging in the heater and lighting plug (18)

1. Connect the plug parts (18/1) for the heater and lighting.

2. Secure the plug connection.

5.9 Fitting the snow discharge spout (19-22)

1. Apply spray oil (or grease) to the sliding surface (19/1) of the snow discharge spout on the snow blower.

2. Fit the snow discharge spout (20/1) (20/a, 21/a).

3. Insert the mounting bolts (21/2) through the brackets and snow discharge spout from the inside.

4. Secure the snow discharge spout with the self-locking nuts (21/3).

5. Insert the mounting bolts (22/1) through the large guide plate (22/2) and fit the small guide plate (22/3).

Note: The small guide plate must lie on top of the large guide plate.

1. Insert the guide plates with the mounting bolts from below into the snow discharge spout.

2. Fit washers (22/4) onto the bolts.

3. Securely tighten the self-locking nuts (22/5).

5.10 Connecting the Bowden cable to the discharge flap (23)

This Bowden cable moves the discharge flap of the snow discharge spout and serves to set the discharge height.

1. Hook the Bowden cable into the guides (23/1, 23/2). The rubber sheath must be attached to the outer Bowden cable.
2. Tighten lock nuts (23/3, 23/4) firmly against the guide until the Bowden cable is taut.
3. Use the lever for setting the discharge height to check the length of the Bowden cable:

■ Move the lever all the way to the front. The discharge flap must move all the way down.
■ Move the lever all the way to the rear. The discharge flap must move all the way up.
If necessary, change the length of the Bowden cable.

5.11 Attaching the Bowden cable (24)

1. Attach the Bowden cable (24/1) into the mount (24/2) under the engine.

6 START-UP

WARNING! Risk of injury from faulty appliance. Operation of an faulty appliance can result in serious injury and damage to the appliance.

- Operate the appliance only when it is undamaged and has not defects, and when no parts are missing or loose.

NOTE Always perform a visual check prior to start-up. Do not operate the equipment if the operating and/or fastening parts are loose, damaged, or worn.

6.1 Operating material

⚠️ DANGER! Risk of explosion and fire. An escaping petrol/air mixture can cause an explosive atmosphere. Deflagation, explosion and fire can lead to serious and even fatal injuries if fuel is not handled properly.

■ Do not smoke when dealing with petrol.
■ Only handle petrol out of doors and never in enclosed spaces.

⚠️ DANGER! Risk of poisoning. The engine exhaust gases contain carbon monoxide that can kill a person within a few minutes.

■ Operate the engine only outdoors, never in a closed room.
■ Do not inhale the engine exhaust gases.
■ Switch off the engine if you feel nauseous, dizzy or weak during use. Immediately consult a doctor.

NOTE Dispose of used engine oil in an environmentally responsible manner! We recommend disposing of waste oil in a closed container at a recycling centre or customer service centre. Do not dispose of waste oil:

In domestic waste
In sewers or drains
In the ground

i NOTE Observe the enclosed operating instructions for the engine!

Before starting operation, the engine must be filled with oil and the snow blower filled with petrol.

For information on petrol and engine oil: see technical data.

6.2 Filling with engine oil (25)

1. Unscrew the oil filler cap (25/1) and put it down in a clean place.
2. Pour in oil through a funnel.
3. Check the fill level with an oil dipstick, see engine operating manual.
4. Securely tighten and clean the oil filler neck.

6.3 Filling with petrol (25)

1. Unscrew the tank cap (25/2) and put it down in a clean place.
2. Pour in petrol through a funnel.
3. Securely tighten the fuel filler cap and clean the tank filler neck.

6.4 Checking the tyre pressure (26)

1. Check the tyre pressure particularly before using for the first time in the winter and at least every three months during the season. The maximum permissible tyre pressure is indicated on the tyres (26/1).

Note: Note: 1 bar = approx. 14.5 psi

1. Pump up both tyres. Both tyres must have the same pressure.

6.5 Adjusting the clearing height (27 - 29)

CAUTION! Risk of injury. Risk of cuts

when reaching into the running transport auger.

■ Adjust the clearing height only with the engine switched off and the transport auger at standstill.

Adjust the clearing height so that no gravel or other foreign matter can be picked up. Give consideration to very uneven ground, for example tyre tracks, and to manhole covers or paving stones.

1. Move the appliance to level ground for adjustment.
2. Unfasten the clamping screws (27/1) of the skids (27/2) on the left and right of the plough (27/3).
3. Push the skids up or down (27/a) to raise the clearing plate (28/1) to the desired height.
4. Tighten the clamping screws of the skids.
5. Ensure that both skids are at the same height so that the clearing plate runs parallel to the ground (28/a).

Skids worn (29)

If the wear edge (29/1) of the skids is worn down, turn it 180^ to use the second side.

1. Unscrew the nuts (29/2) including the washers.
2. Remove the metal plate (29/3).
3. Turn the skid by 180^ (29/a).
4. Fit washers and tighten nuts.

Note: Be careful not to swap the clamping screws (29/4) because they are of different lengths.

6.6 Checking the shear pins on the appliance (30, 46)

IMPORTANT! Danger of damage to the

appliance. A frozen auger gearbox can result in damage to the V-belt.

• Check whether the auger gearbox is frozen before starting the engine.
  Park the snow blower in a suitable place to allow the auger gearbox to thaw, if necessary.

• Before every start, check that the shear pins (30/1, 46/2) are undamaged.

- Replace broken shear pins with OEM spare parts (see chapter 9.4 "Replacing the shear pins (30, 46)", page 41). Use

of non-approved spare parts can result in serious damage to the appliance!

■ Two spare shear pins (01/8) can be found on the operating panel.

1. Inspect all operating elements, safety devices, nuts, bolts and studs of the device for completeness, tightness and sound condition.

6.7 Starting the engine (31 - 36)

The lights switch on automatically when the engine is started and go out when the engine stops.

DANGER! Risk of poisoning. The engine

exhaust gases contain carbon monoxide that can kill a person within a few minutes.

■ Operate the engine only outdoors, never in a closed room.
■ Do not inhale the engine exhaust gases.
■ Switch off the engine if you feel nauseous, dizzy or weak during use. Immediately consult a doctor.

IMPORTANT! Danger of damage to the

appliance. A frozen auger gearbox can result in damage to the V-belt.

• Check whether the auger gearbox is frozen before starting the engine.
• Park the snow blower in a suitable place to allow the auger gearbox to thaw, if necessary.

Starting process (31 - 34)

1. Check the oil and fuel level.
2. Open fuel cock (31/1) (31/a).
3. Check that travel drive and auger drive are disengaged. Both clutch levers must be in the upright position.
4. Move choke (31/2) to the "CLOSED" position (31/b).
5. Press primer button (32/1) 3x at intervals of approx. 2 seconds. At temperatures below 10^ C, press the primer button 5x.
6. Move throttle lever (33/1) to the Fast position (hare) (33/a).
7. Insert engine key (34/1).

Manual start (35)

1. Pull the starter cable (35/1) out slightly (35/a) until initial resistance is felt, then pull out sharply and allow it to wind back in slowly.

230 V starting process (36)

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6.8 Stopping the engine (37, 38)

WARNING! Danger from rotating appliance parts! Reaching into rotating appliance parts will result in serious injuries!

■ Never reach into the rotating transport auger!

1. Move the throttle lever (37/1) to the "Slow" position (Tortoise) (37/a).
2. To prevent freezing, allow transport auger and discharge wheel to continue to run until they are more or less free of snow. The V-belts could otherwise be damaged during starting.
3. Remove engine key (38/1) (38/a).
4. The engine stops.
5. Turn fuel cock (38/2) to the "OFF" (closed) position (38/b).

7 OPERATION

7.1 Starting clearing (39 - 41)

WARNING! Danger from rotating appliance parts! Reaching into rotating appliance parts will result in serious injuries!

■ Never reach into the rotating transport auger!

WARNING! Objects being discharged!

Risk of injury and risk of material damage due to objects being discharged!

■ Never turn the discharge channel in the direction of persons, animals, windows, cars or doors.

1. Start clearing.

2. Check the position of the snow discharge spout and adjust the discharge direction using the hand crank (39/1).

3. Adjust the discharge height (39/2).
4. Start the engine (see chapter 6.7 "Starting the engine (31 - 36)", page 38).
5. Engage the gear for the travel drive (40/3):

■ 1 to 6 are forward gears, with 1 the lowest and 6 the highest gear.
■ R1 and R2 are reverse gears, with R1 the lower and R2 the higher gear.

1. Push clutch lever (40/4) for the auger drive (40/a).
2. Push clutch lever (41/5) for the travel drive (41/a).

7.2 Stopping clearing (42)

1. Release the clutch lever (42/1) to disengage the auger drive and travel drive (42/a).

To prevent freezing, allow transport auger and discharge wheel to continue to run until they are more or less free of snow. A frozen transport auger would damage the V-belts.

The snow blower comes to a standstill, transport auger and discharge wheel stop.

7.3 Changing gear for the travel drive (41 - 43)

IMPORTANT! Risk of damage to the appliance. The transmission is damaged if the clutch is not disengaged before the gear change.

■ First disengage the clutch, then change gears.

1. Release clutch lever for the travel drive (42/1), i.e. disengage (42/a). Note: The transport auger blocks when it is stopped in wet and heavy snow and then re-started. Do not release the clutch lever for the auger drive!

2. Change gear with gear lever (43/1).

3. Push clutch lever (41/5) for the travel drive (41/a).

7.4 Clearing clogging in the snow discharge spout (42, 44)

NOTE Allow the transport auger to run at all times, if possible, in order to avoid clogging in heavy and wet snow.

If the snow is no longer discharged correctly, snow and ice deposits on the transport augers and in the discharge channel may be the cause.

1. Release the clutch lever (42/1) to disengage the auger drive and travel drive (42/a).
2. Switch off the engine (see chapter 6.8 "Stopping the engine (37, 38)", page 39).
3. Carefully clear the snow from the discharge channel and transport auger using the cleaning tool (44/1).

If the snow discharge is still unsatisfactory, take the appliance to a specialist workshop.

8 REPAIR

WARNING! Risk of injury during repair work. Improper repairs can lead to serious injuries and damage to the appliance.

- Have repair work performed by the manufacturer's service centres and authorised specialist companies only!

A professional inspection is always required:

■ After colliding with an obstacle.
■ If the engine stops suddenly.
If the transport auger or discharge wheel are damaged.

9 MAINTENANCE AND CARE

CAUTION! Risk of injury. Sharp-edged and moving appliance parts can lead to injury.

■ Always wear protective gloves during maintenance, care and cleaning work!
■ Switch off the engine and check that the engine is at a standstill!
■ Remove the spark plug connector!

■ Clean the appliance after every use. In particular, remove any residues of road salt.

- Do not spray the appliance with water. Penetrating water can lead to malfunctions (ignition system, carburettor).

■ Always replace a defective silencer.

- Observe the maintenance schedule.

- Observe the engine operating manual.

9.1 Maintenance schedule

Before every use

• Check the oil level (see engine operating manual).
• Check the shear pins.
• Inspect the appliance for damage.
• Check whether the transport auger is frozen.

After the first 5 operating hours

■ Change the engine oil (see engine operating manual).

Every 8 operating hours

■ Grease the transport auger.

Every 3 months

• Check the tyre pressure.
  ■ Oil the ring of the snow discharge spout with spray oil.

Once a year

• Replace the spark plug (see engine operating manual).
  ■ Grease the transport auger.
  ■ Change the engine oil.

9.2 Greasing the transport auger (45)

Pump approx. 2-3 strokes of multi-purpose grease into grease nipple (45/1) using a grease gun.

9.3 Servicing the travel and auger drives (08)

WARNING! Risk of injury during maintenance work. Improper maintenance can result in serious injury and in damage to the appliance.

■ Adjust the Bowden cable only with the engine switched off.
- Stop the engine if the travel/auger drive cannot be switched off.
■ Do not try to carry out repairs yourself and contact a specialist workshop immediately.

NOTE Moisture in the Bowden cable can result in corrosion or freezing. A damaged Bowden cable must be replaced.

Adjust Bowden cable

If the travel/auger drive cannot be engaged with the engine running, the respective Bowden cable must be adjusted.

1. Loosen lock nut (08/2).
2. Turn the adjuster on the Bowden cable (08/1) in the direction of the arrow (08/a) until the Bowden cable no longer sags (is slightly tensioned). While turning the adjuster, hold the cable so that it does not become twisted.
3. Tighten lock nut (08/2) (08/b).

4. To check the setting, start the engine and switch on the travel/auger drive.

5. If the travel/auger drive still cannot be properly engaged, the appliance must be taken to a specialist workshop.

9.4 Replacing the shear pins (30, 46)

For the safety of the operator and appliance, the shear pins (30/1) can break after a blockage of the transport auger.

NOTE Replace broken shear pins with OEM spare parts. Use of non-approved spare parts can result in serious damage to the appliance!

1. Switch off the appliance and remove the spark plug connector.
2. Remove the cotter pin (46/1) (46/a).
3. Pull out the damaged shear pins (46/2) (46/b).
4. Inspect the shaft for damage.
5. Insert a new shear pin and secure with cotter pin.

10 HELP IN CASE OF MALFUNCTIONS

CAUTION! Risk of injury. Sharp-edged and moving appliance parts can lead to injury.

■ Always wear protective gloves during maintenance, care and cleaning work!
■ Switch off the engine and check that the engine is at a standstill!
■ Remove the spark plug connector!

NOTE For malfunctions that are not listed in this table or that you cannot resolve yourself, please contact our customer service.

Malfunction Remedy
Engine does not start.	Fill with petrol.
	Move the throttle lever to the “Start” position.
	Switch on the choke and press the primer button.
	Service the spark plug.
Engine loses power.	Clean the discharge channel/housing.
	Clear snow and ice from the transport auger and discharge wheel.
	Reduce the working speed.

Malfunction Remedy
Travel drive does not function with clutch lever pressed.	Adjust the Bowden cable.
	Take the appliance to a Customer Service Centre.
Travel drive cannot be stopped (does not disengage).	Switch off the engine.Do not try to repair the appliance yourself!Take the appliance to a Customer Service Centre.
Transport auger does not rotate with clutch lever pressed.	Shear ping broken; replace the shear pin.
	Adjust the Bowden cable.
	Take the appliance to a Customer Service Centre.
Transport auger cannot be stopped (does not disengage).	Switch off the engine.Do not try to repair the appliance yourself!Take the appliance to a Customer Service Centre.
Abnormal appliance vibrations.	Inspect transport auger and discharge wheel.
Appliance pulls to one side.	Check tyre pressure and correct, if necessary.
	Check the skids and adjust or replace, as necessary.

Replacement parts

See: www.al-ko.com

11 STORAGE

WARNING! Danger of explosion and fire. Petrol vapours are highly inflammable.

- Do not store the appliance close to naked flames or sources of heat.

Thoroughly clean the appliance after each use and – if present – attach all covers. Store the appliance in a dry, lockable place out of the reach of children.

If the appliance is to be stored for a prolonged period, such as after the winter, the following operations are necessary to prevent damage:

Draining the carburettor:

■ Start the engine.
- Close the fuel cock.
- Wait until the engine stops.

• Allow the engine to cool down.
  ■ Store the appliance in a dry place out of the reach of children and unauthorised persons.
  ■ Empty the fuel tank or fill it completely.
  ■ Remove the engine key.
  ■ Remove the spark plug connector.

12 DISPOSAL

Petrol and motor oil do not belong in household waste or the public sewer system, but should be collected and disposed of separately.

■ Before disposing of the device you must empty the fuel tank and the engine oil tank!
Packaging, equipment and accessories are made from recyclable materials, and must be disposed of accordingly.

13 AFTER-SALES/SERVICE

In the event of questions of warranty, repair or spare parts, please contact your nearest AL-KO Service Centre. These can be found on the Internet at:

www.alko-garden.com/service-contacts

Further information on spare parts can be found at:

www.alko-garden.com/spareparts

14 INFORMATION ON THE DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

We hereby declare, as the exclusively responsible party, that this product in its marketed form

meets the requirements of the harmonised EU Directives, EU safety standards and the product-specific standards. The Declaration of Conformity forms part of the operating instructions and is included with the machine.

15 GUARANTEE

We will resolve any material or manufacturing faults on the appliance during the legal warranty period for claims relating to faults, in accordance with our choice either to repair or replace. The legal warranty period is determined by the legislation of the country in which the appliance was purchased.

Our warranty promise applies only if:

These operating instructions are heeded
■ The appliance is handled correctly
■ Original spare parts have been used

The warranty becomes void in the case of:

■ Unauthorised repair attempts
■ Unauthorised technical modifications
Non-intended use

The guarantee excludes:

■ Paint damage that can be attributed to normal wear and tear
■ Wear parts that are marked with a frame xxxxxx (x) on the spare parts card
■ Internal combustion engines (these are covered by the guarantee provisions of the corresponding engine manufacturers)

The guarantee period commences with purchase by the first end user. The date on the proof of purchase is decisive. In the event of a guarantee claim, please take this guarantee declaration and the original proof of purchase, and contact your dealer or the nearest authorised customer service centre. This statement does not affect the purchaser's statutory claims for defects against the vendor.

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