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| and handle knob as shown in Fig | I. | |
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| 2. Adjust the steady handle to a comfortable | ||
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| side lugs apart, moving the handle to the | ||
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| Auto Line Feed System |
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| How the automatic line feed works (L) | ||
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| cutting head accelerating up to its full | ||
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| speed. |
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| 2. To feed more line, it is necessary to switch- | ||
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| off, allow the motor to stop and then restart. | ||
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| line cutter | When edging do this frequently. | ||
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| generated by the line being cut | to its length. |
4. If the line does not feed see | Fault Finding |
Hints for further information. |
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