000-903 - Brush cutter Meec Tools - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Gasoline Brush Cutter
Model	000-903
Brand	Meec Tools
Engine Displacement	30 cc
Power Output	1.2 kW
Fuel Type	Mixed gasoline (2-stroke)
Fuel Tank Capacity	0.5 L
Cutting Width	40 cm
Weight (without accessories)	5.5 kg
Overall Length	180 cm
Handle Type	Loop handle with anti-vibration
Cutting Head	Nylon line head (semi-automatic feed)
Additional Attachments	Metal blade for brush cutting
Starter Type	Recoil starter
Safety Features	Chain brake, throttle lock, guard
Noise Level	96 dB(A) (at operator's ear)
Vibration Level	3.5 m/s² (front handle)
Maintenance	Clean air filter, spark plug, sharpen blade
Spare Parts Availability	Filters, spark plugs, lines, blades
Repairability	User-replaceable parts; service center recommended

Frequently Asked Questions - 000-903 Meec Tools

What type of fuel does the Meec Tools 000-903 brush cutter use?

This brush cutter uses a 2-stroke gasoline mixture. Mix unleaded gasoline with 2-stroke oil at a ratio of 50:1.

How do I start the engine for the first time?

Ensure the chain brake is engaged, set the choke to closed, prime the bulb a few times, and pull the starter cord firmly. Once it starts, open the choke.

Can I use a metal blade instead of the nylon line?

Yes, the 000-903 is designed to accept both a nylon line head and a metal blade for heavy brush. Ensure you use the correct guard and bolt.

How often should I clean the air filter?

Check the air filter every 10 hours of use. Clean with warm soapy water, dry thoroughly, and oil lightly before reinstalling.

What should I do if the cutting line doesn't feed automatically?

Tap the head on the ground lightly to release more line. If it fails, check if the line is wound correctly or replace the spool.

How do I store the brush cutter for winter?

Drain the fuel tank, run the engine dry, clean the unit, remove the spark plug and add a drop of oil, then store in a dry place.

What safety gear should I wear while operating?

Always wear safety goggles, hearing protection, heavy gloves, long pants, and sturdy boots. Use a harness to reduce fatigue.

Why does the engine stall under load?

Possible causes: clogged fuel filter, dirty air filter, or incorrect fuel mixture. Clean or replace parts and ensure proper ratio.

Can I use this brush cutter to trim hedges?

No, this is designed for grass and brush cutting on the ground. Using it for hedges can damage the tool and be unsafe.

Where can I find spare parts for my 000-903?

Spare parts are available at Meec Tools retailers or online. Common parts include spark plugs, air filters, line spools, and blades.

USER MANUAL 000-903 Meec Tools

000-903

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Operating instructions (Translation of the original instructions) Important! Read the user instructions carefully before use. Save them for future reference.

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Care for the environment!

Must not be discarded with household waste! This product contains electrical or electronic components that should be recycled. Leave the product for recycling at the designated station e.g. the local authority's recycling station.

Jula reserves the right to make changes. In the event of problems, please contact our service department.

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Tillverkare/ Produsent/ Producenci/ Manufacturer

Jula AB, Box 363, 532 24 SKARA

Distributör/ Distributør/ Dystrybutor/ Distributor

Jula Poland Sp. z o.o., ul.

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SÄKERHETSANVISNINGAR

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• Check that the cutting tool does not rotate when the engine is idling. If the tool rotates when idling, stop working and contact your authorised service centre.
• Read all the instructions before use. Failure to follow all the instructions and safety instructions can result in the risk of electric shock, fire and/or serious personal injury.
• Never allow children, or anyone who is unfamiliar with the machine and these instructions, to use it.
• Never start or run the engine in enclosed or poorly ventilated areas – inhalation of exhaust fumes is harmful and can result in unconsciousness and fatal injury.
• Check that there are no people, animals or other obstacles in the work area. Carefully remove any objects that could fasten in or be thrown by the machine.
• Keep people and animals at least 15 metres away from the work area.
• Wear safety glasses.
• Wear heavy-duty, tight-fitting long trousers, safety shoes and safety gloves. Do not wear loose-fitting clothes or shorts, and do not work barefoot. Never wear jewellery when working with the machine.
  • Always keep the machine on your right side.
• Wear a hair net if you have long hair to prevent your hair fastening in moving parts.

• Never use the machine when you are tired, ill, or under the influence of drugs, alcohol or medication.

• Only use the machine in daylight, or in good artificial lighting.

• Always maintain a firm footing and good balance. Do not overreach – this can cause you to lose your balance or touch hot parts of the machine.
• Keep your hands and the rest of your body away from the machine's moving parts.
• To reduce the risk of touching hot parts, never work with the top edge of the engine above hip height.
• Do not touch the exhaust system or cylinder while working with the machine – risk of burn injuries.
• Switch off the engine and remove the spark plug lead before adjustments or repairs, except when adjusting the carburettor.
• The machine must not be used without the supplied harness.
  • Always check the machine before using it for loose fasteners, fuel leakage and damage etc. Damaged parts must be replaced before the machine is used.
• The trimmer head/clearing blade rotates when adjusting the carburettor and when starting the engine.
• Prolonged exposure to vibration can cause numbness in hands and arms, or more severe neurovascular complaint, white fingers (Raynaud's syndrome), or carpal tunnel syndrome. The risk of developing such problems also depends on hereditary disposition, exposure to cold and damp, diet, smoking and work experience. The relationship between exposure to vibration and symptoms is still not fully understood. Some of the measures users can take to reduce the risk

of problems and injuries associated with exposure to vibration are described below. Coldness is a known risk factor for white fingers:

• Dress properly for the weather and wear gloves that keep your hands and wrists warm.
• Move about to maintain your blood circulation.
• Take regular pauses in the work and limit the total time spent working per day.

- Stop working immediately and seek medical attention if you experience numbness, itching, tingling or pain, or if your skin changes colour.

- Keep the machine in good condition – tighten loose parts and fasteners, and replace worn parts.

- Handle and store the fuel only in containers intended for petrol.

- Handle and fill up with fuel outdoors and at a safe distance from sparks and naked flames. Wipe up any spilled fuel. Move at least 10 m from the place where you fill up with fuel before starting the engine.

- Switch off the engine and allow it to cool before filling up with new fuel, or putting the machine away.

- Pay attention when moving the machine to reduce the risk of dropping it, turning it up upside down, leaking fuel, or causing personal injury or damage.

- Before transporting the machine in a car or other vehicle allow the engine to cool, empty the fuel tank, and secure the machine so that it cannot slip or drop.

- If any foreign object fastens in the trimmer head or clearing blade, switch off the

engine immediately and wait until all parts have completely stopped. Remove the spark plug lead from the plug and then remove the object/blockage.

- Check the machine and the trimmer head/clearing blade for damage before resuming the work. If the machine is visibly damaged take it to your authorised service centre to be repaired with original parts, or parts recommended by the manufacturer, before using it again.

- Otherwise carefully test the machine. If the machine vibrates excessively or makes abnormal noise, it must be switched off immediately and taken to your authorised service centre to be repaired with original parts, or parts recommended by the manufacturer, before using it again.

Remaining risks

- The machine works with rotating cutting tools. This means there is a risk of material and objects (stones etc.) being thrown up – risk of personal injury.

- Despite the safety devices and the use of personal safety equipment there is a risk of injury as a result of contact with the unprotected parts of the blade or trimmer line.

- Vibration levels during usage can deviate from the declared values, depending on how the machine is used. The following factors affect the vibration level:

• Incorrect use.
• Working with unsuitable materials.
• Inadequate maintenance.
  – Unsuitable accessories.
  – The attachment of the handle.

- It is the responsibility of the operator to

access any risks. Make an assessment of the strain involved on the basis of the type of work and the use of the machine, and plan suitable pauses. This can significantly reduce the strain during the time you are working. Minimise the risks you are exposed to from vibrations. Maintain the machine in accordance with these instructions.

• If the machine is used often and/or for long sessions, you should fit it with a vibration-damping handle.
• Do not use the machine in ambient temperatures below 10^ C. Establish a work plan that contributes to limiting exposure to vibrations.

Special safety instructions when using the trimmer head

• Replace the trimmer head if it is cracked, or otherwise damaged. Carefully check that you have fitted the new trimmer correctly. An incorrectly fitted or inadequately tightened trimmer head can result in serious personal injury.
• Check that all the guards and handles are correctly and firmly fitted.
• Only use trimmer lines and accessories recommended by the manufacturer
• The use of accessories not recommended by the manufacturer can result in serious personal injury.
• Do not use the machine unless the guard is fitted and in good condition.
• Keep a firm grip on the machine with both hands when in use. Keep the trimmer head below hip height. Do not work with the

trimmer head more than 75 cm above the ground.

Special safety instructions when using the clearing blade

• Do not use the clearing saw unless the guard is fitted correctly and is in good condition.
• Wear heavy-duty gloves when using the machine and when fitting or removing the clearing blade.
• When fitting or removing the clearing blade, and when removing foreign objects that have fastened or are blocking the clearing blade, always switch off the engine and remove the spark plug lead from the plug.
• Never attempt to touch the clearing blade when it is rotating.
• The clearing blade continues to rotate after the engine is switched off and when the throttle is released. Remain standing in a normal working position with a firm grip on the handles until the clearing blade has completely stopped.
• Always check before use that the clearing blade is undamaged and is correctly and firmly fitted. Replace the clearing blade if it is damaged. A damaged or incorrectly fitted clearing blade can result in serious personal injury.
• Only use clearing blades recommended by the manufacturer and intended for clearing saws. Non-recommended clearing blades can result in serious personal injury.
• When used with a clearing blade the machine is intended to be used for thick weeds, coarse and wet grass, and

brushwood with a diameter of up to 13 mm. Never use the machine for any other purposes.

- Always be very careful when using the machine with the clearing blade fitted. If the rotating clearing blade hits an object it cannot cut through or throw up this obstructs the rotation of the blade causing the blade and the whole clearing saw to kick back from the object. Kick-back can be very sudden and without warning when the blade encounters an obstacle or jams, and it can be so powerful that you could lose control of the clearing saw. There is a greater risk of kick-back when working in situations where it is difficult to see exactly what the material contains. It is easier and safer to work from left to right. Kick-back resulting from the blade hitting an obstacle will be not be as severe.

• Always use the harness strap when using the machine and adjust it so that it fits comfortably. Hold the machine with both hands in a firm grip when using it.
• Do not work with the clearing blade more than 75 cm above the ground.
• If the machine has a centrifugal clutch, check at regular intervals that the blade stops rotating when the engine is idling.
• Watch out for the risk of kick-back when using the machine as a clearing saw.
• Pay attention to the risk of fire and ensure there is good ventilation – keep the engine at least 1 metre from other equipment, buildings and installations when working. Do not place any flammable objects near the engine.
• Keep unauthorised persons, children and pets, away from the work area.

- Make sure that in risk or emergency situations you can quickly stop the engine and that you understand and know how to use the controls on the machine.

Fuel

• The fuel is highly flammable and in some situations explosive.
• Handle and fill up with fuel outdoors or in a well ventilated area, with the engine switched off and at a safe distance from sparks and naked flames. Never store fuel where there can be naked flames, e.g. smoking or sparks.
• Do not overfill the fuel tank. Check after filling that the filler cap is properly fitted.
• Avoid spilling fuel. Spilled fuel and fumes from spilled fuel can easily ignite. Wipe up any spilled fuel before starting the engine.

Other safety instructions

• The exhaust fumes from the engine are very hot and the exhaust system remains hot after the engine is switched off. Always allow the engine and the exhaust system to cool before putting the machine away indoors, to reduce the risk of fire and burns.
  • Take regular breaks when working. Always maintain a firm footing and good balance.
• Wear approved safety shoes with non-slip soles and comfortable fit, tight-fitting clothes, safety glasses, ear protection, safety helmet and vibration-damping gloves.

• When working with the machine keep other people away from the risk zone, i.e. at least 15 metres away.

• Persons immediately outside the risk zone should wear safety glasses and suitable protection from flying objects. The risk diminishes the further you are away from the clearing saw.

• The trimmer head or blade continues to rotate for several seconds after the engine has been switched off. Remain at a safe distance until all moving parts have completely stopped.

NOTE:

• When working with a trimmer or clearing saw there is always a risk that small stones, pieces of metal, small objects and the cleared material can be thrown up.
• Familiarise yourself with the controls on the machine and how to use them. Check that you can quickly switch off the engine. Check that you can quickly open and release the harness strap.
• Never allow children, or anyone who is unfamiliar with the machine and these instructions, to use it. Supervise children to ensure they do not play with the machine. Always wear safety shoes, leg guards, safety glasses, face mask and ear protection when using the machine. Do not rely on the machine's guard to provide adequate protection from objects thrown up directly from the blade, or bouncing back from walls, etc. Keep unauthorised persons, children and pets, away from the work area. When working with the machine you are in the centre of a risk zone 15 metres in diameter. No persons must enter this risk zone. Persons within the risk zone immediately outside the danger zone must wear safety glasses and suitable protection from flying objects. If you need

to use the machine in areas where there are persons without safety equipment, work with reduced throttle to reduce the risk of thrown up objects causing personal injury.

- Check the ignition switch before use – allow the engine to idle, put the switch in the stop position and check that the engine switches off. Do not use the machine if the engine does not switch off. Check at regular intervals that the blade or trimmer head stops when the engine is idling.

- When working on slippery surfaces wear safety shoes with non-slip soles in addition to safety glasses, face guard, ear protection and a safety helmet. Do not wear jewellery, loose-fitting clothes, ties or scarves, or other loose garments that can fasten and be pulled into the machine. Do not wear open shoes or sandals, and do not work barefoot or with bare legs. In some situations it is necessary to wear a full-face mask. Watch out for the risk of kick-back.

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	WARNING!
	Read operating instructions.
	Use ear protection.
	Wear safety glasses.
	Wear safety gloves.
	Wear safety boots.
	Wear a safety helmet.
	Keep at a safety distance of at least 15 metres.
	Flammable fuel.

	Press the primer bulb 10 times before starting.
	Watch out for kickback.
	Max. trimmer spool speed 7800/min.
	Max. clearing blade speed 7800/min.
	Max. saw blade speed 10,000/min.
	Hot surfaces! Risk of personal injury.
	Noise level.
	Approved as per applicable directives.
	Recycle discarded product.

TECHNICAL DATA

Engine type Air-cooled, two stroke

Displacement 42.7 cm³

Output 1.3 kW

Speed 9600/min

Spark plug L8RTC

Fuel tank capacity 1000 cm ^3

Max. speed Clearing saw: 7800/min

Trimmer: 7300/min

Axle diameter ∅ 26 mm

Clearing blade ∅ 255 x 1.4 mm

Saw blade ∅ 255 x 1.4 mm

Work width, trimmer spool 450 mm

Trimmer line ∅ 2.8 mm

Weight 8.7 kg

Sound pressure level, LpA 97 dB(A), K = 3 dB

Measured sound power level, LwA

114 dB(A), K = 3 dB

Guaranteed sound power level, LwA

115 dB(A), K=3 dB

Max. vibration level 5.4 m/s ^2 , K=1.5 m/s ^2

Always wear ear protection!

The declared vibration value, which has been measured by a standardised test method, can be used to compare different tools with each other and for a preliminary assessment of exposure.

WARNING!

The actual vibration level when using power tools may differ from the specified maximum value, depending on how the tool is used. It is therefore necessary to determine which safety precautions are required to protect the user,

based on an estimate of exposure in actual operating conditions (taking into account all stages of the work cycle, e.g. the time when the tool is switched off and when it is idling, in addition to the start-up time).

DESCRIPTION

1. Starter cord

2. Fuel tank

3. Choke

4. Handle fixture

5. Throttle lock

6. Power switch

7. Throttle control

8. Shaft

9. Harness

10. Trimmer spool

11. Protective guard

12. Line cutter

13. Clearing blade

14. Guard for saw blade

15. Saw blade

FIG. 1

ASSEMBLY

Handle

1. Place the spring (1) in the bracket on the shaft.

2. Position the lower part of the handle bracket (2) on the spring.

3. Place the handle (3) in the lower part of the handle bracket. Make sure that the grooved part of the handle sits in the bracket.

4. Place the upper part of the handle bracket (4) on the handle.

5. Secure the handle bracket on the shaft with the screw (5).

FIG. 2

FIG. 3

Protective guard

Fit the guard (1) on the gear housing (2) with the 2 screws (3) through the fixed flange (4) and the underside of the guard (5).

FIG. 4

Trimmer spool

1. First undo the nut holding the guard.
2. Align the two holes in the flange and the guard with each other.
3. Lock the flange using an hex key and loosen the nut clockwise using a socket spanner.

FIG. 5

1. Remove the guard.
2. Keep the flange locked, place the trimmer spool on the axle and turn anti-clockwise to lock into place.

FIG. 6

1. To dismantle the trimmer spool, lock the flange with a hex key and then turn the trimmer head clockwise.

WARNING!

Check before use that the trimmer spool is fitted correctly.

Clearing blade

1. Undo the nut and remove the outer flange.

2. Fit the blade, the outer flange, guard and nut in the order shown in the figure. Exercise care to fit the blade in the right direction of rotation, which is stated on the blade and machine.

3. Lock the flange using an hex key and tighten the nut firmly anti-clockwise.

FIG. 7

1. To dismantle the clearing blade, lock with a hex key and then loosen the nut with a socket spanner and remove the blade.

WARNING!

Check before use that the cleaning blade is fitted correctly.

Saw blade

NOTE:

The saw blade may only be used with the blade guard fitted.

Fitting the blade guard

1. Guide the pin on the blade guard's bracket into the hole on the gear housing.
2. Secure the blade guard in the bracket using 4 screws.

FIG. 8

Assembling the saw blade

1. Undo the nut and remove the outer flange.
2. Fit the blade, the outer flange, guard and nut as shown in the figure.
3. Lock the flange using a screwdriver and tighten the nut firmly anti-clockwise.

FIG. 9

1. To dismantle the saw blade, first lock the flange with a hex key. Now loosen the nut with a socket spanner and remove the blade.

WARNING!

Check before use that the saw blade is fitted correctly.

Harness

1. Place the harness over the shoulders and close the clasp.
2. Adjust the harness so that it sits comfortable.

FIG. 10

1. Adjust the height of the machine with the help of the harness straps and the harness attachment on the machine.
2. Release the harness by pulling the locking piece forwards.

FIG. 11

1. The harness has a safety device, which can be quickly released in an emergency situation. Pull the red tab on the clasp firmly to immediately release the machine from the harness.

FIG. 12

USE

Fuel

WARNING!

• Risk of personal injury.
• Fuel is highly flammable and can be explosive in certain circumstances.
• Turn off the engine and allow it to cool before refilling with fuel.
• Follow all the safety instructions for handling the fuel.
  • Always refuel before use.

NOTE:

• The recommended mixing ration is 40:1 – 40 parts fuel to 1 part oil.
• Mix the fuel with good quality 2-stroke oil, intended for air-cooled 2-stroke engines.

Filling

1. Shake the container with the fuel mixture.
2. Place the clearing saw on a level, stable surface with the fuel cap facing upwards.
3. Clean the filler cap and the area around the opening to avoid contamination entering the tank.
4. Carefully open the filler cap so any overpressure is relieved. Use a funnel and do not overfill.
5. Carefully fill up with fuel. Avoid spilling.
6. Replace the filler cap and tighten firmly.
7. Wipe off spilled fuel and allow any fuel residue to evaporate before starting the engine.

NOTE:

• Never use oil intended for 4-stroke engines or water-cooled 2-stroke engines. This type of oil can contaminate the spark plug and exhaust port or cause the engine to seize.
• Oil mixed fuel that has stood for more than one month can contaminate the carburettor resulting in the engine not running correctly. Store leftover fuel dark and cool in an air-tight container.
• Switch off the engine before filling up with fuel. Never fill up with fuel when the engine is running or hot. Fire hazard!

Start the clearing saw

1. Turn the power switch on the throttle to the I position.

2. Move the choke lever to position

FIG. 13

1. Press the primer bulb at least 10 times before starting the engine for the first time.

FIG. 14

1. To start the engine, pull the starter cord slowly until it catches (10–15 cm) and then

pull it out fully a few times, to turn the engine over and distribute the oil.

1. Move the choke lever to position .
2. Pull the starter cord until the engine starts.
3. Press the start inhibitor and throttle. The choke lever automatically returns to the position when the throttle is pressed in. When the engine idles, use the throttle to control the engine speed.

FIG. 15

1. When using the trimmer head, the line feed mechanism must first be hit on the ground to feed out the line.

FIG. 16

1. Stop the rotation of the trimmer head by releasing the throttle lock and the throttle.
2. Turn off the engine by pressing the power switch.
3. If the engine is hot, the choke lever can be in the position when starting.

WARNING!

Do not use the clearing saw to sweep with the trimmer head angled. Stones and other objects can be thrown up to 15 metres and cause personal injury and/or material damage.

MAINTENANCE

NOTE:

Switch off the engine, release the spark plug lead from the spark plug and allow the engine to cool before cleaning and/or maintenance.

• Proper maintenance and regular cleaning are essential for the clearing saw to work satisfactorily.
• Do not spray water over the clearing saw. The penetration of water can damage the engine and electrical parts.
• Clean the clearing saw with a dry cloth,

brush or the equivalent.

Maintenance schedule

Interval 12 h	24 h 36 h
Air filter	Clean	Clean	Replace
Spark plug	Control	Clean	Replace

Emptying the fuel tank

1. Place a suitable container under the fuel tank.
2. Remove the fuel cap.
3. Allow the fuel to drain out into the container.
4. Replace the filler cap and tighten firmly.

Engine and muffler

In order to reduce the risk of fire, clean the engine's cooling fins regularly with compressed air and remove chips, leaves and other debris from the area around the muffler.

Starter

Keep the clearing saw's ventilation openings clean to avoid overheating. If the starter cord is worn and damaged, contact your dealer to purchase a new one.

Screw unions

Check that all screw joints are properly tightened at regular intervals and that the handle sits firmly.

Spark plug

• Regularly check the spark plug and remove any deposits with a wire brush.
• Check and adjust the electrode gap.

It must be 0.5 mm.

FIG. 17

• Refit the spark plug and tighten with the supplied spanner.
• Replace the spark plug with a new one of the same type if the electrodes are burnt and at intervals of 100 operating hours.

Air filter

1. Unscrew the screw holding the filter cover.
2. Lift off the filter cover and remove the air filter.
3. Replace the filter cover to prevent any objects getting into the air intake.
4. Blow clean the filter with compressed air. If the air filter is too dirty to be cleaned, replace it with a new one
5. Loosen the filter cover.
6. Replace the air filter and filter cover.
7. Secure the filter cover with the screw.

FIG. 18

FIG. 19

LUBRICATING THE GEAR HOUSING

1. Loosen the screw (1).
2. Apply lithium based grease and turn the axle by hand until the grease emerges.
3. Tighten the screw.

FIG. 20

SHARPENING THE LINE CUTTER

1. Remove the line cutter (A) from the guard (B) by loosening the screws (C).

FIG. 21

1. Put the line cutter in a vice and sharpen with a flat file. Make sure you maintain the original angle of the edge.
2. Fit the line cutter on the guard.

REPLACING THE TRIMMER LINE

FIG. 22

TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem Possible cause Action
The machine will not start. The machine has tried to be started in the wrong way.		Follow the starting instructions.
		Carbon deposits or wetness on spark plug.
		The fuel tank is empty. Fill with new fuel.
The engine starts, but does not produce full power.	The choke is incorrectly set.	Set the choke lever in position ♦.
	The air filter is dirty. Clean the air filter.
The engine runs unevenly. Incorrect electrode gap on spark plug.		Clean the spark plug and adjust the electrode gap, or insert a new spark plug.
The engine emits an abnormal amount of smoke.	Incorrect fuel mixture ratio Drain the	incorrect fuel from the tank and replace with new.
The engine overheats. Too long sessions. Take regular pauses to allow the machine to cool.

Contact the dealer if the problem can not be rectified with the help of the troubleshooting chart.

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EG FÖRSÄKRAN OM ÖVERENSSTÄMMELSE

EF SAMSVARSERKLÆRING

DEKLARACJA ZGODNOŚCI WE

Jula AB, Box 363, SE-532 24 SKARA, SWEDEN

certify that the design and manufacturing of this product

RYDDESAG / WYKASZARKA

42,7CC, 1,3kW

Item number / Artikelnummer / Artikkelnummer / Numer artykułu

000-903

conforms to the following directives and standards / överensstämmer med följande direktiv och standarder: er i samsvar med fölgende direktiver og standarder / są zgodne z następującymi dyrektywami i normami:

Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC

EN ISO 11806-1:2011

Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2014/30/EU

EN ISO 14982:2009

Outdoor Noise Directive 2000/14/EC, amended by 2005/88/EC

This product was CE marked in year -16

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