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Weed Eater 1000E manual

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    ENGLISH ESP AÑOL FRANÇAIS W ARNING: Read and follow all Safety Rules and Oper ating Inst ruc tions bef ore using th is product . F ailure t o do so ca n result in serious inj ury . ADVERTENCIA: Lea el manual de instrucc iones y s iga t odas las ad vert encias e instr ucciones de s eguridad. El no hac erlo puede resultar en le - siones grav es. A [...]

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    2 IDENT IFICATION OF SYM BOLS DANGER! T his l awn edger can be da ngerous ! Carele ss or improper u se c an c aus e ser ious or ev en fat al injury. Read and unders tand t he instr uction manual before using the law n edger . Alway s w ear appropr iate ear protec tion, eye pr otection and head protec tion. SAFE TY RU LE S WAR N I N G : When us ing [...]

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    3 S Avoid danger ous envir onments . Do not use in unvent ilated areas or w here dus t or ex plo - siv e v apors can build u p. S T o reduc e the r isk of el ectr ical s hoc k , us e ex- tensi on cords s pec ific ally mark ed as s uitable for outdoor appl iances . The electr ical rat ing of the c ord mus t not be les s t han th e rating of the unit[...]

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    4 EDGING SAFETY W ARNING : Ins pect the area to be edged befor e eac h use. Remov e objects (roc k s, brok en glas s , nails , wir e, st ring, etc.) which c an be thrown by the blade or can wrap around th e shaf t. S Keep other s inc luding c hildr en, animals , by - stand ers , and helper s at least 50 feet (15 me - ters ) aw ay. Stop the unit i m[...]

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    5 ST ANDARDS: This edger att achment is Lis ted by U nderwr iter ’s Laboratories , Inc., in ac- cor dance w ith UL St andard 1602, “Gasoline - - E ngine- - Power ed, Rigid- - C utting - - Member , Edgers and Edger Trimmers,” only when us ed with the following models : 31cc Power head (wit h trimmer attac hment) 31WG ................... ......[...]

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    6 OPER A T ION KNOW YOUR EDGER A TT ACHMENT READ THIS INSTRUC TION MANUAL AND SAFETY RULES BEFORE OPERATING YOU R EDG - ER ATT AC HME NT . Compa re the illus tr ations w ith yo ur attac hment to f amiliariz e y ours elf w ith the locat ion of the v arious cont rols a nd adjus tments . Sav e this manual for fut ure ref erenc e. Depth Adjus tment Kno[...]

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    7 INST AL LING A TT ACHMENT HANGER An attac hment hanger is prov ided for stor age when attac hment is not in use. T o ins tall hanger on att achment: 1. Remove the s haft c ap from the attac hment (if pres ent) and dis car d. 2. Pres s and hold t he loc king/ release but ton. 3. Push hanger onto the attachment until the lock ing/releas e button s [...]

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    8 MAINTE NANCE WAR N I N G : Alway s s top unit and dis - connec t s park plug w ire ( or dis connec t pow- erhead from pow er s ourc e) before perfor ming maintenance. CHECK FOR DAMA GED OR WORN P ARTS Contac t an authoriz ed s ervic e dealer for re- placement of damaged or w orn parts . S Blade Shield - - Dis c ontinue us e of edger if blade shie[...]

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    9 STORAGE WAR N I N G : Perfor m the following steps after eac h use: S Allow attac hment and gearbox to cool be- fore s toring or tr ansport ing. S Store attac hment w ith blade shield in place. Position at tachment s o that any s harp ob- ject c annot acc identally caus e injury. S Store the att achment in a dr y, well v enti- lated area out of t[...]