Husqvarna K760 Rescue 用户手册
ASSEMBLING AND ADJUSTMENTS
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Disengaging OilGuard
(K760 OilGuard)
(K760 OilGuard)
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When the machine is delivered, the OilGuard plug (A)
and the blue indicator pin (B) are fitted in the tank.
and the blue indicator pin (B) are fitted in the tank.
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If you are in a situation where you do not have access
to Husqvarna OilGuard oil, but you have oil of a similar
quality, you can deactivate the OilGuard system using
the disconnection function.
to Husqvarna OilGuard oil, but you have oil of a similar
quality, you can deactivate the OilGuard system using
the disconnection function.
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To deactivate the function, pry off the OilGuard plug
using a screwdriver and then break off the indicator
pin. Now fit the disconnector plug (C) in the tank to
complete deactivation and to cover the hole.
using a screwdriver and then break off the indicator
pin. Now fit the disconnector plug (C) in the tank to
complete deactivation and to cover the hole.
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If you want to reactivate the OilGuard system, press
the OilGuard plug again. The system is then
reactivated, but note that the broken indicator pin
cannot be refitted.
the OilGuard plug again. The system is then
reactivated, but note that the broken indicator pin
cannot be refitted.
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A broken indicator pin indicates that the OilGuard
system has been disconnected.
system has been disconnected.
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You can purchase a new indicator pin as a spare, but
this is only sold in grey which indicates that the
OilGuard system has been deactivated since the
machine left the factory.
this is only sold in grey which indicates that the
OilGuard system has been deactivated since the
machine left the factory.
Reversible cutting head
The machine is fitted with a reversible cutting head
allowing cutting close to a wall or at ground level,
restricted only by the thickness of the blade guard.
In the event of a kickback it is harder to control the
machine when cutting with the cutting head reversed. The
cutting blade is further away for the centre of the machine
which means the handle and the cutting blade are no
longer in alignment. It is more difficult to restrain the
machine if the blade gets jammed or stuck in its kickback
danger zone. See under the "Kickback" heading in the
"Operating" section for additional information.
Some of the machine’s good ergonomic features are
jeopardised such as balance. Cutting with the cutting
head reversed should only occur with cuts that are not
possible in a standard manner.
allowing cutting close to a wall or at ground level,
restricted only by the thickness of the blade guard.
In the event of a kickback it is harder to control the
machine when cutting with the cutting head reversed. The
cutting blade is further away for the centre of the machine
which means the handle and the cutting blade are no
longer in alignment. It is more difficult to restrain the
machine if the blade gets jammed or stuck in its kickback
danger zone. See under the "Kickback" heading in the
"Operating" section for additional information.
Some of the machine’s good ergonomic features are
jeopardised such as balance. Cutting with the cutting
head reversed should only occur with cuts that are not
possible in a standard manner.
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First release the two bolts and then the adjuster screw
to release the belt tension.
to release the belt tension.
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Now unscrew the bolts and dismantle the belt guard.
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Disconnect the water hose from the blade guard.
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Remove the belt from the belt pulley.
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The cutting head is now loose and can be removed
from the machine.
from the machine.
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Remove the cutting head and attach it to the other
side of the cutting arm.
side of the cutting arm.
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Fit the belt guard to the reversed cutting head.
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Tighten the drive belt. See instructions in the section
"Maintenance".
"Maintenance".
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Assemble the water hose nipple and the hose on the
opposite upper side of the blade guard.
opposite upper side of the blade guard.