Husqvarna FS 305 - Manual (Page 21)

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13 Repairs
We carry out all repairs in the
shortest possible time and at the
most economical prices (see
overleaf for our address). S
A
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14 Spare parts
For quick supply of spare parts and to
avoid any lost time it is essential to quote
the data on the manufacturer's plate fixed
to the machine and the part number of the
part to be replaced with every order.
In the event of deterioration and
scrapping of the machine, the
following
items must be
disposed of in accordance with
the
requirements of the
legislation in force.
15 Scrapping
• Main materials :
• Motor : Aluminium (AL), Steel (AC),
Motor : Copper (CU), Polyamide (PA)
• Machine : Steel sheet (AC),
■ Machine : Cast iron (FT)
■ Machine : Aluminium (AL)
The instructions for use and spare parts
found in this document are for information
only and are not binding.
As part of our product quality improvement
policy, we reserve the right to make any
and all technical modifications without prior
notice.
It may be necessary after using a few times
to retension the belts, without over-
tightening them. To do this :
• loosen the 2 nuts (S) fixing the motor to
the chassis, without removing them
[
SEE FIG. 5];
• tighten the tensioning nuts (N), these
screw s pull the motor up.
.
• at normal tension, tighten the motor
fixing nuts (S).
11 Engine belt tension
• Periodically, tighten the nuts and bolts
and particularly after the first few hours of
use.
• Check belt tensions, tighten them without
overdoing it.
• When garaged, it is recommended the
disc be removed and suitably stored.
• Make sure the disc is correctly tightened.
• Make sure the disc supports surfaces, the
adaptor plates and the spindle are kept
clean.
12 Important advice
The manufacturer declines all
responsibility for loss or damage
resulting from misuse or any
modification, alteration or
powering that does not conform
to the manufacturer's original
specifications.
At the work station, the sound
pressure level may exceed
85
x db x (A)
In this case individual protection
measures must be taken.
When working in a limited or
closed area, make sure that the
ventilation is adequate. The
exhaust gases contain carbon
monoxide (exposure to this toxic
gas
can cause loss of
consciousness and can be fatal).
AIR FILTER
• Read engine owners manual for
maintenance intervals. For extremely
dusty conditions you may have to clean
the air filter element 2 to 3 times a day.
• Replace any damaged filters or gaskets.
Store in a safe place, out of
reach of children
Maintain tools carefully
Store in a safe place out ot reach
of children.
Remove all adjustment tools and
wrenches
Store diamond tool in a safe
place so it cannot be bent or
damaged.
English
• To change the oil, remove the disk, lower
the saw to the lowest position and then
place the tray by the drain outlet (L) [
SEE
FIG. 4].
See exploded view
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