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Poulan Pro WT3100 manual

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  • Page 1

    ENGLI SH ESP AÑOL FRANÇAIS W ARNING: Read and follow all Safety Rules and Ope rating Inst ruc tions bef ore using t his product . Failur e to do s o can result in ser ious injury . ADVERTENCIA: Lea el manual de instrucc iones y s iga t odas las ad vert encias e inst ruccion es de seguridad. El no hacerlo pu ede result ar en le - siones grav es. A[...]

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    2 SAFE TY RU LE S WAR N I NG : When us ing gard ening ap - plianc es , basic s afety prec autions sh ould al - way s be follow ed to reduc e the r is k of fire and s erious injury. Read and follow all ins tr uct ions. This power unit c an be dangerous ! O perator is respons ible for following unit and manual inst ructions and w arnings . Read entir[...]

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    3 S Move at leas t 10 f eet ( 3 meters ) a way fr om fueling s ite befo re s tarting eng ine. S Stop engine and allow to cool bef ore remov - ing fuel c ap. S Alw ays s tor e gasol ine in a con tainer ap - prov ed for flammable li quids. CUTTING SAFETY WAR N I NG : Inspec t the area before each use. Remov e objects ( rock s , broken glass , nails, [...]

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    4 NOTE: When per forming the f ollowing s tep, be sur e the star ter rope is not caught under the c able clamps . The sta rter rope must hang freely t o operate pr operly . Cable clamps Starter r ope Throttle c able 7. Align one c able c lamp above the tube bolt s and the other below the starter r ope han- dle. Install the cable c lamps one at a ti[...]

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    5 BEFORE ST AR TING ENGINE WAR N I NG : Be sure to rea d the fuel information in the s afety r ules befor e y ou be- gin. If y ou do not unders tand the s afety rules , do not attempt to f uel your unit. C all 1-800-554- 6723. FU EL ING E NG INE WAR N I NG : Remove fuel c ap slow ly when refueling. HELPFUL T IP T o obtain the cor rect oil mix ratio[...]

  • Page 6

    6 3. Squeez e and hold the thr ottle tr igger . Keep throt tle trig ger fully s queez ed unti l the engine runs s moothly. 4. Pull st arter r ope shar ply unt il engine runs, but no more tha n 5 pulls. 5. Allow engine to r un 15 sec onds , then mov e t h ec h o k el e v e rt oO F F C H O K E . NOTE: If engine has not star ted, pull s tarter rope 5 [...]

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    7 Air intak e s cr een WAR N I NG : S top y our unit befor e at- tempting to clean the intak e sc reen. DO N OT USE G ARDEN HOSE OR PRESSURE W ASHER TO CL EAN THIS UNIT! S Clean the int ake s cr een periodic ally w ith a nylon br ush. CLEAN THE AIR FIL TER A dirty air filter dec reas es engine per for- mance and inc reas es fuel c ons umption and h[...]

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    8 Make adjus tments with t he unit s upported so the c utting attac hment is off the ground and will not mak e contac t w ith any objec t. Hold the unit by hand w hile running and making ad- just ments. K eep all part s of y our body away from the cut ting attac hment and muf fler . Idle S p ee d Ad jus tme nt Allow engine to idle. A djust s peed u[...]

  • Page 9

    9 TROUBLE CAUSE REMEDY Engine will not sta rt. 1. Engine flooded. 2. Fuel tank empty. 3. Spark plug not firing. 4. Fuel not reac hing car buretor . 5. Carbur etor requires adjust ment. 1. See “ Starting a Flooded Engine” in Oper ation Section. 2. Fill tank with c orrec t fuel mixt ure. 3. Ins tall new s park plug. 4. Chec k for dirt y fuel filt[...]

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    10 SOME ST A TES DO NOT ALLOW LIMIT A - TIONS ON H OW LONG AN IMPLIED W AR- RANTY LASTS OR THE EXCLUSIO N OR L I M I TAT I O N S O F I N C I D E N TA L O R C O N S E - QUENTIAL D AMAGES, SO THE ABOV E LI MIT A TIONS OR EXCLUS ION MA Y NOT APPL Y TO YOU. The polic y of WEED EA TER is t o cont inu- ous ly impr ove its pr oducts . Therefore, WEED EA T[...]

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    11 under warr anty . EMISSION CONTROL W ARR ANTY P ARTS LIST : C arburetor, Igni- tion Sy st em: Spark P lug ( cov ered up to main- tenanc e sc hedule), Ignition Module, Muf fler inc luding cataly st . MAINTENANCE ST A TE- MENT : The owner is res ponsible for the per- formanc e of all requir ed maintenanc e as de- fined in the ins truc tion manual.[...]