User manual MAKITA 117

[. . . ] Table of Contents Page Symbols ጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟ 2 Safety instructions ጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟ 3 Technical dataጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟ 7 Designetion of parts ጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟ 8 Assembly instructions ጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟ 9 Before start of operation ጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟ 10 Mixing aguricultual chemicalsጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟ 12 Starting the engine ጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟ 12 Stopping the engine ጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟ 14 Operation ጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟ 15 Inspection and maintenanceጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟ 16 Troubleshooting ጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟጟ 19 SYMBOLS It is very important to understand the following symbols when reading this instruction manual. Read, Understand and Follow Instruction Manual Fuel(Gasoline) WARNING/DANGER Engine-manual Start Forbidden Emergency Stop No smoking First Aid No Open Flame ON/START Wear protective gloves OFF/STOP Keep the area of Operation clear of all persons and pets Recycling Wear eye protection, protective mask and ear protection 2 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS General Instructions – To ensure correct and safe operation, the user must read, understand and follow this instruction manual to assure familiarity with the handling of the power sprayer. Users insufficiently informed will risk danger to themselves as well as others due to improper handling. € It is recommended only to loan the power sprayer to people who have proven to be experienced with power sprayers. [. . . ] 4R We declare under our sole responsibility that this product is in compliance with the following standards of standardized documents, EN292, EN55012 in accordance with Council Directives, 89/392/EEC, amended 98/37/EEC, 93/68/EEC, 89/336/EEC, amended 92/31/EEC. Measured Sound Power: 98 dB Guarantee Sound Power: 102 dB These sound power levels wear measured in accordance with Council Directive, 2000/14/EC. 5 SAE 10-W-30 oil API SF or later (4-stroke automobile engine oil) 0. 8 Sound pressure levels Sound pressure level (Lpa) to 98/37/EC Guaranteed sound power level (Lwa) to 2000/14/EC Note: 1. This specification is subject to change without prior notice. 0 7 DESIGNATION OF PARTS No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 DESIGNATION OF PARTS I-O Switch Throttle lever Choke lever Air cleaner cover Plug cover Starter knob Fuel tank Fuel tank cap No 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 DESIGNATION OF PARTS Muffler Oil gauge Primer Pump Chemical tank drain cap Chemical tank cap Chemical tank Pressure dial Sprayer hose No 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 DESIGNATION OF PARTS Quick connector Handgrip Nozzle lever Nozzle pipe Nozzle pipe holder Nozzle (wide angle twin head) 8 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS CAUTION: Before performing any work on the power sprayer, always switch off the motor and pull the spark plug connectors off the spark plug. CAUTION: Start the power sprayer only after having assembled it completely. ASSEMBLY OF NOZZLE Refer to the figure on the previous page (DESIGNATION OF PARTS) to assemble handgrip, nozzle lever, nozzle pipe and nozzle. Be careful to put parts together properly to prevent leaks. SETTING OF SHOULDER HARNESS Set the two shoulder harnesses on a chemical tank in a way shown below without any twists of the shoulder harnesses. Instructions are given about the ones for one of the shoulder harnesses. When working with aguricultual chemicals, strictly follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer at all times. Always use the provided strainer when pouring aguricultual chemicals into the chemical tank. If chemicals are to be mixed inside the chemical tank, alwys add water before other sguricultual chemicals. cAUTION: • Always handle agricultural chemicals with the utmost care. Should your skin come into contact with agricultural chemicals by accident, immediately rinse the affected area with large amounts of water. cAUTION: • Always handle agricultural chemicals with the utmost care. Take extra care to thoroughly rinse the sprayer tank, pump and nozzle before adding different chemical agents to the sprayer tank. Mixing the residues of previously used agricultural chemicals with other chemical agents may cause toxin-induced diseases. STARTING THE ENGINE WARNING • Never attempt engine start in a place where the fuel has been supplied. When starting the engine, keep a distance of at least 3m. Do not operate the engine in a poorly-ventilated place. [. . . ] € Remove the air cleaner element, wash element with neutral detergent diluted with tepid water, and let element dry. Replace the element in the position indicated by the dotted line in fig. € Use a piece of paper to wipe off any oil adhering to the air cleaner cover and plate breather. € Immediately after cleaning, attach the cleaner cover and use the attachment bolt for fixing. [. . . ]