Husqvarna WHF5223 / 966947006, WHF6123 / 966947007 manual Replacing the Fuel Filter

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1.Remove the main filter (outer filter) by pulling it out by hand.

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Installing the main filter

2.Check the inner filter. If it appears dirty, it should be replaced. Remove the inner filter, if necessary, by pulling it out by hand.

3.Clean inside of the filter housing. Wipe dry only.

4.Install the inner filter with the open end first.

Ensure that it enters its recess at the end of the housing by pushing it in to the stop.

5.Install the main filter with the open end first.

Ensure that it enters its recess at the end of the housing by pushing it in to the stop.

6.Replace the end cap and turn the end cover so the rubber valve is pointing downwards. Secure the retaining clips.

Replacing the Fuel Filter

Replace the line-mounted fuel filter every 100 hours (once per season) or more regularly if it is clogged.

To replace the filter:

1.Move the hose clamps away from the filter. Use flat-nosed pliers.

2.Pull the filter loose from the hose ends.

3.Push the new filter into the hose ends. Position the filter with the “FLOW” arrow pointing up toward the fuel pump. If necessary, a soap solution can be applied to the filter ends to ease mounting.

4.Move the hose clamps back toward the filter.

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Installing the inner filter

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Check and clean the cooling air intake

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Contents Operators Manual Page Contents Page Congratulations IntroductionGeneral Driving and Transport on Public RoadsManufacturing Number Good ServiceSymbols and decals General Operation SafetySlope Operation Personal Safety EquipmentChildren Safe Handling of Gasoline Use protective glasses for maintenance work General MaintenanceTransport Control Locations ControlsDrive Levers Ignition SwitchOperator Presence Levers Ground Speed ControlChoke Control Tracking Adjustment Throttle ControlNeutral Lock Parking Brake Service MeterBlade Engagement Control OptionalFuel Tank Fuel Shut-off ValveBefore Starting OperationStarting Engine Turn ignition key to on position Running ReverseOperating on Hills Mowing Tips Emergency stop StoppingNormal operating stop Stopping EngineShut OFF the fuel valve Cutting Height Adjustment Maintenance Schedule MaintenanceDaily Weekly Maintenance interval Least Hours Once Maintenance Before AfterHusqvarna-29 Safety System Ignition SystemFunction Check Engine Cooling Air Intake Throttle CableChoke Cable Air Filter Heavy duty air filterDust cap Replacing the Fuel Filter Tire Pressures Deck beltReplacing belt Cutting Blades Hardware CleaningUnder side of rear deck WashingGeneral MaintenanceCables LubricationFront Wheel Mount Front Wheel BearingsEngine Oil Engine Oil FilterEngine Oil Levels Problem Cause TroubleshootingTroubleshooting Winter Storage ServiceLack Lower HarnessUpper Harness Technical Data Torque Specifications Standard HardwareMetric Standard Hardware CE requirements USA requirementsDelivery Service Service JournalAfter the First 8 Hours Action Date, mtr reading, stamp, signHour Service Inspect the machine. Come to agreement with the customer At Least Once Each Year Husqvarna-53 Page Page 115 149527 R1 08/15/09

WHF5223 / 966947006, WHF6123 / 966947007 specifications

The Husqvarna WHF6123 and WHF5223 are two innovative products from Husqvarna, known for their advanced features and robust performance. Designed to meet the demanding needs of both professionals and everyday users, these models exemplify Husqvarna's commitment to quality and reliability.

Starting with the WHF6123, this model is equipped with a powerful engine that ensures efficient cutting and high performance. Its 6123cc, 4-stroke engine provides excellent torque and fuel efficiency, making it suitable for a variety of tasks, from heavy-duty domestic projects to professional applications. The WHF6123 features a high-capacity fuel tank that allows for longer operational periods without frequent refueling, enhancing productivity.

Additionally, the WHF6123 has an ergonomic design that prioritizes user comfort. It comes with an adjustable handle that can be customized to fit the user’s height and preference, reducing strain during prolonged use. The lightweight structure, combined with anti-vibration technology, ensures that the device is easy to maneuver, even in tight spaces. This focus on ergonomics is designed to improve the overall user experience, making it easier to tackle even the most challenging jobs.

On the other hand, the WHF5223 stands out with its compact and versatile design. Featuring a 5223cc engine, it balances power and efficiency, making it perfect for those who need a reliable tool for lawn care and maintenance tasks. The WHF5223 is particularly favored for its agility and lightweight nature without compromising on cutting efficiency.

One of the distinguishing features of both models is the inclusion of Husqvarna's proprietary cutting technologies. These technologies enable precise cutting and enhance the longevity of the blades, ensuring that users achieve clean cuts every time. Both models also come with easy-start mechanisms, reducing the effort needed to start the engines and allowing users to get to work faster.

In terms of maintenance, both the WHF6123 and WHF5223 include user-friendly access points for common maintenance tasks, making upkeep simpler and more efficient. Husqvarna’s commitment to sustainability is evident in these models, as they are designed to meet stringent emissions standards, contributing to a healthier environment.

In summary, the Husqvarna WHF6123 and WHF5223 are exemplary products that blend power, efficiency, and user comfort. With advanced features and robust build quality, they cater to both professional and home users looking for reliable performance in various landscaping and gardening tasks. Their advanced technologies and ergonomic designs make them valuable tools in any outdoor maintenance arsenal.
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