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ER'S MANUAL MODEL NO. 257.796050 ADJUSTABLE HANDLE WEED AND GRASS TRIMMER DOUBLE INSULATED • Assembly CAUTION: • Operating • Repair Parts Read RULES for Safe OPERATION and INSTRUCTIONS Carefully Sold r by SEARS,. PROTECTED UNDER ONE OR MORE OF THE FoLLOWiNG U:S; PATENTS: 4, 189, 833; 4, +269,372; 4, 490, 9t0. :ROEBUCK AND CO. Chicago. IL.+ 60684 U.S,A. : , FORM 88-588+00 Re,/. C 0687 ifth_sElectricWeedw_cker failstoperformproperly dueto a defectin materialor workrn_.ship withinoneyearfrom the dateof purchase,Searswillrepairit, fre_of eha_e. if thisElectricWesdw_c_er isusedforCOmmerCial orrerdalpurposes, thiSwarranty appliesforonly 9_ days fromthedateof purchase. This warranty apples On_y whilethisproduct is in usein the Unite<l_ates. Warranty service _s available by s_mply contacting the nearest throughout the United Sta_tes, Se_ =ore or Service Center Thiswarrantygivesyouspecificlegalrights,andyoumay_ haw otherdghtewhichva(yfrom stateto state. SEARS,ROEBUCKANDCO.,Dept.698/731A,SearsTower.Chicago, IL60684 IMPORTANT: SAFETY RULES FOR POWER TOOLS CAUTION RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION 16. Store idle Trimmer indoors. When not in use, Trimmer s!loutd be stored indoors in dry place out of reach of children. ...... 1: =Keep ha_qds,feet and face clear of rotating line. Do not ........ 17. The automatic line cutter is extremely sharp and care operate without guard in place. should be exercised when handling or operating the 2. Always ttse Safety Goggles. Wear at all times when Trimmer to avoid contact with the cutter. trimming. 18. KEEP AIR VENTS CLEAR OF DEBRIS. 3. Dress properly. Always wear shoes. DO not operate Tool while barefoot or when wearing sandals, canvas DOUBLE INSULATION or open toed shoes. Use of rubber gloves and safety Double Insuiation is a concept in saf_y, replacing the stanfootwear is recommended when working outdoors. dard grounded supply system, in electric power tools. The Wear long pants to protect your legs. construction of a double insulated too} affords comparable 4. Keep Children away. Keep spectators at a safe protection to a properly grounded tool without the necessity distance. for using a grounded conductor. The double insulation system eliminates the need for the usual three wire ! WARNING: To reduce electric shock hazard use only 5. grounded power cord and grounded supply system. with an extension cord suitable for ot,'tdooruse, A twoWherever there is electric current in the tool there are two wi_cord without a ground connecttonmay be used complete sets of insulation to protect the user. All exposed silt_ tJie tool is double insulated. C0rdshould be "16 metal parts are isolated from the Internal metal motor _a_ge0_: heavier to reduce overh,eating:and loss of Components with protecting Insulation. The lead wires, _<_weLExtension cord should not exceed100 feet. U.L switch, etc. with their functional insulation have the added isled extension cords are available from your nearest protection of non-conductive sleeving or housings to complete the double insulation system. 6. To _iey_nt disconnection of power supply cord from SERVICING OF A TOOL WITH DOUBLE INSULATION the extension cord during operation, see instructions REQUIRES EXTREME CARE AND KNOWLEDGE OF THE wittt:_Figure 4. SYSTEM AND SHOULD BE PERFORMED ONLY BY A 7. Avoid Dangerous Environment _ Do not use unit in QUALIFIED SERVICE TECHN|CtANo FOR SERVICE WE damp or wet areas, or in the vicinity of flammable SUGGEST YOU RETURN THE TOOL TO YOUR NEAREST fumes. AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR REPAIR WHICH WILL BE 8. Don't force this tool tt will Work better a_d safer at the DONE WtTH OR_GINAL FACTORY REPLACEMENT PARTS. rate for which it was designed. If motor slows down {o0 much, pull away and allow un|t to obtain fult speed, BOX CONTENTS 9. Do not use toot for any job except that for which it is This box ShOuld contain intended. 1 257.796050 WEED AND GRASS TRIMMER 10. Do not immerse tool in water or operate rinrain. 1 Ea. 6838-15 REAR GUARD & BLADE ASSY. 1 LOOSE PARTS KIT CONTAINING 11. Don't overreach -- Keep proper footing and balance at 2 E& 1745-2 SCREWS ait times. 2Ea. 23591 STOP NUTS 12.. Don't abuse cord _ never carry appliance by, cord or .2 Ea. 1847-4 SCREWS ' ! yanki_€ordfrom receptacle. KeeP cord away from beat, ' lEa. 6834_5 ASS!ST HANDLE oil_,_b_nd sharp edges. Replace damaged cord lEa. 683205 PIVOT YOKE i_mediately. 1 Ea. HANDLE KNOB 13. Nev_r carry plugged ln appiianse with finger on swltoh. lEa. 2181 BOLD 2 Ea, 7191-05 HANDLE INSERT 14. DisP.;pnnect toot from the power sUpp!y when not in use 1 Ea. 454526 WASHER an when making any repairs or i_spections. lea. 6772-05 FRONT GUARD 15. Mairdain Trimmer with care and fq!loW instructions for , , l_'_-Ea, 88-588-00 OWNERS MANUAL replacing o[ rewinding spool. " ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS HANGER Remove TRIMMER from carton and examine it thoroughly make sure it is not damaged. to Remove and discard protective plastic ciips handle tubes before assembly of trimmer. in inserted POWERCORD "_ TOOLS NEEDED FOR ASSEMBLY " Medium Phillips screwdriver Adjustable wrench or pliers LOt_VER TUgE REAR GU.AR D _JTER TUB _ 6_ A ATrACH|NG ' Ft_21Nr 13_J_D THE ASSIST HANDLE AND TUBES YOUR WEEDWACKER COMES EQUIPPED WITH A PIVOTING ASSIST HANDLE. THIS FEATURE ALLOWS YOU ADDITIONAL FLEXIBILITY AND COMFORT FOR THE ANGLE OR CUTTING POSITION YOU MIGHT REQUIRE. --,a' / The wire and cabte that is exposed between the tube sections ...2, Slide the yoke onto the upper tube (Fig. 1). _., 3, Locate assist handle (Fig.of 1)the andyoke_ replace will passthethrough the slotonin the the yoke bottom parts as shown in Rgure 1A. all" 4, Slideoutertubesleeveuptowertubeandoveruppertubeunt_! t_e assembly holes are aligned. BE CAREFUL NOT TO PINCH, CUT OR TWIST CABLE AND HARNESS DURING ASSEMBLY. 5. Insert screws into the holes and attach locknuts (Fig. 2). Actuate lever to ensure free movement of cable before tightening screws (see instructinns under "ADJUSTABLE HANDLE" -PAGE 4). ...... I] F FIG. 1 A 6. Adjust position of handle to conform to height a_nd arm length of user. Handle may be adjusted forward or backward as desired. Assist handle may be rotated or moved up or down by loosening t_e knob. ATTACHING TURN THE GUARD TRIMMER UPSIDE DOWN, SLIDE SECTION AND FRONT GUARD SECTION ,ON TRIMMER HOUSING (FIG. 3). iNSERT DO IG. 2 SCREWS NOT OPERATE SUPPLIED TRIMMER REAR INTO AND TIGHTEN WITHOUT GUARD FIG. 2 GUARD GROOVES FIRMLY. RF_R GU/,R=) 1N PLACE. CAUTION: THE CUTI'ING BLADE MOUNTED IN THE GUARD ASSEMBLY IS EXTREMELY SHARP AND CARE SHOULD BE EXERCISED WHEN HANDLING OR OPERATING TRtMMER TO AVOID CONTACT WITH CUTTER. FIG. 3 "' . i 3 • KEEP AIR VENT_ OPERATING BEFORE INSTRUCTIONS OPERATING Before using your WEEDWACKER Rules for Power Tools. • Always • Cut to your LEFT s_de. HOW TO ACTUATE SELF FEEDING read and understand the Safety wear SAFETY GOGGLES. • Keep people away from you. • Inspect the areas you are going to trim for wires, cord and any string-like matter to prevent them from getting tangled in the cutting head. APPLIANCE CORD \ CUTTING LINE t. 2. Plug in power cord. Start motor 3. Tap the hub light|_, on the-tuff. Cutting line will advance automatically while, motor is running. 4. Repeat step number 3 to advance additional cutting line. The cutting line will be trimmed automatically by the _ade line cutter while motor is running, so don't "tap out" unneCessarily long cutting linelengths. GENERAL TRIMMING EXTENSION CORD For mosttdmmingthe unitis TILTED TO THE LEFTat approximately 30 degrees (as shownbelow). FIG.5 FIG.4 TIE CORD AS SHOWN RETAINING EXTENSION CORD 0 ° To prevent extension cord from disconnecting from appliance cord, tie cords as shown in Figure 4. Devices for retaining extension cords are also available from your nearest Sears store. MOWING HOW TO OPERATE 1, Simplypassyour WEEDWACKER over U'mareas you wish to cut, keepingthe cuttinghead parallel to the ground.DO NOT use the usual 30 degree cuing angle when mowing as in lig. 5. Hotd trimmer in a comfortable upright position and depress trigger switch. 2. Bestresultsare accomplished with proper length line and maim taining full speed. Cut only with the tip of the nylon line. WHEN OPERATING 1. 2. ADJUSTABLE HANDLE Your TRIMMER incorporates a new adjustable handle feature which makes trimming and edging in "hard to get at areas" much easier, The adjust mechanism is located on top ,P* + \ _ -_f,,he handle gr,p tit&'. _F,_.S j..Aake sure head is on the ground when adjusting. The WEEDWACKER will stir up dust particles which may get into your eyes. Wear safety goggles to prevent this. When you cut to the LEFT SIDE, your WEEDWACKER will sling particles FORWARD, away from you. When you cut to the RIGHT SIDE, it will sling par£[ctesBACK towardyou. ALWAYS CUT TO THE .LEFT SIDE ONLY.. 1. Grasp the lever with. thumb and forefinger and puil back gently. This will disengage the locking.pin in the motor housing, and th e handle tube will pivot freely. :2. Select desired position and release the lever. Tube will Ioc!_into place automatically. Your WEEDWACKF_Rcan sting objects with adequate velocity to cause harm tO others, it wilt ALWAYS sling small particles of dirt. KEEP PEOPLE AWAY FROM YOU when using your trimmer just to be safe. UNE IS TRIMMED AUTOMATICALLY Your new WEEDWACKER is equipped with a fut]y automatic line cutter. After a new section of line is fed out, a blade mounted in the guard will cut the line .to its proper length automatically. This feature keepsthe line tdmmed to a safe and most efficient cutting length. Always make sure this cutter is wo_'kingefficiently to achieve the best results. ADJUSTABLE LEVER toAUT,oN-THE O0, '.G B .OE .O0. 0INTHEI tGUARD ASSE ,S SLY S.ARP A"DeA" I JSHOULD BE EXERCISED WHEN HANDLING /OPE"AT'" T"'M"ER TOAVO'O CO.TAO VOR|'T"i 4 FIG.6 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS (cont'd) TO REPAIR cUTTING BROKEN LINE t. StOp the motor an unplug power cord. 2. Visible 3. Hub should be depressed and released while keeping tension on the cutting line. One inch o_ cutting line should feed each time the hub is depressed. 4. If cutting line cannot be retrieved, SPOOL REPLACEMENT. cutting fine can be retrieved with needle nosed pliers. follow instructions under SPOOL REPLACEMENT 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Stop motor and unplug power cord. Restrain rear plate_pushin took button (located onhub),andtwist Ilub counter-clockwiseuntil locking bbs disengage.Removehub. Rereove spool from assembly a_ndremove spring from spool Rewindspooiinacco_ancewiththeinstructionsincludedherein (fig. 8) or replace spool as appropriat_ Before reinstalling spooi be sure approximately :3inchesof |ine exits spool between the two foam pads as shown in fig. 7. " Install spring on "TOP SIDE" of spool. Seefig. 7. insert line thru eyelet in hub assemblyandseat springendonto center post inside hub assembly. NOTE: Make sure linedoes notgettmpped underspool, between the spool and hub assembly. = Slide spooland hub assemblyontomotorst=aft.Manlpulate parts siightiy to obtain proper alignment.Align lockingtabs on hub assembly with slots in rear plate and insert tabs intostotsuntil parts bottom, Rotate hubassembly clockwisewhile restraining the rear plate until all four locking tabs are properlyengaged. Remove debris from undersideof yourWEEDWACKER. REWINDING SPOOL When rewind_g be sure to wind the line in the direct|on of arrow indicatedon spool{Fig.8) Plastic is a memory malaria! and the line should be recoiledformthe original coil to the spool in a way so the built-in memorytendsto keepthe coilstightto the spool. If you recoil in tile o_ite directionthe coils w0uld be 100SOai'_ tend to come unwound. To secure line to spool, place tape over approx. 11/2"of !ine, then secure tape to spool. Line must be wound side by side avoiding crossoveror crisscrossingto insure proper line advancing. Do not wind more than a total of 40 feet of line onto spool. IF LINE DOES NOT FEED 1, Follow instructions 1-3 under "Spool Replacement:' 2. Check to make sure line is wound in direction indicated on spool, Separate strands of tangled Itne or install new line if t_ecessary, 3. 4. 5. 6. FIG. 8 RECOMMENDED REPLACEME_ AND ACCESSORIES inspect foam pad for tears of damage, replace if necessary. Check spring for damage and proper installation. Follow instructions 5 thru 11 under "Spool Replacement." PARTS Your SEARS WEEDWACKJERuses SPECIALLY TREATED .065 DIAMETER MONORLAMENT NYLON cutting line whichis available at SEARS STORES AND CATALOG STORES. You may purchase a fullywoundspoo!(PartNo. 85744) or you may purchasea package of two 50 foot coils(Part No. 85772) or a large bulk spool of line and rewind yourpresent spool. CAUTION: The use of heavier line, different types of line and accessories or attachments other than recommended may be hazardous or cause unit failure. THE OPERATION OF ANY TRIMMER CAN RESULT IN FOREIG N OBJECTS BEING THROWN INTO TH E EYES, WHICH CAN'RESULT IN SEVERE EYE DAMAGE. ALVVAYS WEAR SAFETY GLASSES OR EYE SHIELDS BEFORE COMMENCING POWER TOOL OPERATION. WE RECOMMEND WIDE VISION SAFETY MASK FOR OVER SPECTACLES OR STANDARD • .SAFETY GLASSES AVAILABLE AT SEARS RETA L OR CATALOG STORES. 5' MODEL NO. 257.796050 F-.XPLODED VIEW 14"_ 31 r :6 MODEL NO. 257.796050 PARTS LIST DOUBLE INSULATED -- WHEN SERVICING USE ONLY IDENTICAL REPLACEMENT PARTS NO. !. 2. 3. 4_ 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. • 20. 21. 22. 23_ 24. 25. ..... 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32, 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41.-* 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. -47. 48. 49. 50. 57. 52. _OrOR 63. 54, 56. 57. 58. 59. 61. 62. • PART NO. 23452 6781 6780_4 6767-55 3272-3 6858 6962 5517-4 6828-1 6777-05 3366 7160.1-28 7683 REE 4872_35 68454 6791 6779-04 '6792 ..... 7818-1 2224 6772-05 t937 6838-15 6832-05 2181 6834O5 6833-05 2359-I 6963 78t7 1745-2 6827-7 6826-1 2701 5899 4877.15 22074643 2467-3 1586-2 4868-05 1574-1 1576 4864-15 1847.4 2865-05 2287-3 2276-1 2288 2270-4 747-2 7677 2467 2389-3 2275-1 2260 2278 2280 2277 7191-05 .454526 7182 88-58800 DESCRIPTION ,r_¢ver Cord Switch Slide Trigger Handle R.HJL.H. Pin, Hinge Cable and Lever Ass,/ Tube, Upper Harnes Assy (Incl_ Item 11) Tube, LOwer Pivot, R.H./LH. PC, Bridge Assy. Housing R.HJLH. Motor Assy. Auto Head Ass,/ Air Baffle Label, Housing Front Pin, Sleeve S{'eeve Spring, Sleeve Label, Housing Top Screw, 10-t6 x t Thd Form Guard, Front Screw 8-18 11 x 1f2 Thd Form Guard and Blade Assy Yoke Bolt, 7f4-20 x 4 Hex Assist Handle Knob, Adjust Nut, Stop Tube, Outer Label, WarninglNameplat_ Screw, 10-24 x 1-1/4 Mech. Label, Lower HandJe Label, Upper Handle Hanger Drive Adapter Rear Plate Washer Retaining Ring .Foam Pad QTY. 1 1 I 1 (set) 1 I 1 1 1 1 (set) 1 1 (set) i 1 1 1 1 1 t 6 1 8 1 1 1 1 t 2 Spool & Line (65744) (incr. Item 40) Spring, Compression Eyelet Hub ASsy (ineL Item 43, 45) Screw, 1016 x 1t2 Thd Form Adapter Ring Screw, 10-32 x 2 3/8 Thd Form IEndbelf Assy (Drive) Washer F_eld Assy Retaining Ring Armature Assy Retaining Ring Load Washer Endbel! Assy (Brush) Insulator "Brush *Brush "Brush Handle Washer Spring Holder Insert _ 1 2 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 2 t 1 I 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 2 Sleeving Ownem Manual 7 I I €_..--_ 54 I ,_-.--.49 13-< _--61 _--- 49 . *Part No..4504 Brush Assembly Kit includes Items 57, 58, and 59 How to Order Repair Parts OWNER'S MANUAL The Model Number will be found on a plate attached to your Weedwacker handle tube. Always mention the Model Number when requesting or repair parts for your Craftsman Weedwacker. service A{Iparts listed herein may be ordered from any SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. retail or cata!og store. WHEN ORDERING REPAIR PARTS, ALWAYS GIVE THE FOLLOWING • INFORMATION. t. PART NUMBER 2. PART DESCRIPTION 3. MODEL NUMBER -- 257.796050 4. NAME OF ITEM -- WEED AND GRASS TRIMMER USE ONLY SEARS REPLACEMENT PARTS. MODEL NO. If the parts you need are not stocked locally, your order will be electronically transmitted to a Sears Repair Parts Distribution Center for expedited handling. "257.796050 ...... Sears SERVICE is at YOUR SERVICE. I . Sold FORM 88-588-00 ,, by SEARS, "Your Sears merchandise has added Value when you consider that S_ars;has service units staffed with Sears trained technicans...professional technicians specifically trained on Sears products, having the parts, tools and equipment to insure that we meet ou_rpledgeto you.., we service what we sell." ROEBUCK AND CO., Chica_o,.,IL. "" ' .... 60684 't U.S.A. P0687 Printedin U.SJ_ ,=