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IMPORTANT MANUAL Do Not Throw Away Operator's Manual Model No. 257.798040 Always Wear Eye Protection During Operation SEAR$/CRFIFTSMnNo ELECTRIC TRIMMER A WARNING: and Follow _ Warnings and Safety Instructions. Failure To Do So Can Result in Serious in. juts DOUBI_ • Assembly ' • • Operation Sold by Sears, 534886690-1-09/28/92 Roebuck and Co., Hoffman INSULATED Maintenance • Repair Estates, Ill. 60195 Parts USA © Sears, Roebuck and Co., 1992 ONE Lmmmu ONcm rsyaN WSEUWACKER® [_ Fc_ One Year from _ of purchase, when this Electric Line Trimmer is maintained and used according tqthe Operating aud _ N maintenance instructions m the operator's mauual, Sears will repair free of charge any defect in material or workmanship. H J_ This warranty excludes nyl°n line vr any °ther parts width are expendable parts and _me I_ If this Electric Line Trimmer is usedforcommev_ orre_tal_es, i_WAPaAN_Sm_CS |_ m AVAm_LE BYPm_GTHEUNrr SEAP_,ROEBUCKAND_ WARNtNGSAND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS KNOW YOUR I]NIT .......................... iL Introduction ............................ B. Unpacking Instructions .................. C, Carton Contents ......................... D. Double Insulation Construction ........... ASSEMBIN .................................. A. Assist Handle Attachment ................ B. Tube Assembly ........................... C. Shield Attachment ....................... D. Pre-Operation Checks ....... .. .......... E. Extension Cord Attachment .............. F. Operating Positlon ....................... ... d_g n°_ this warrantydoesnotapply. _O_m_A_F_ST sa_mss_ D_D/817WA TABLE w_ SEARS'I"OWER _e" N : ___ HOFFMA_I_,STATES, IL6019B 3 5 5 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 USING YOUR UNIT A_ Line Trimmer Safety ..................... B. Operating Instructions ................... Adjustment Handle Trigger Switch MODEL: Air Vents MOTOR: .vH Shield CUTTING PATH: CUTTING LINE: LINE FEED: -2- 8 9 C. Adjustable Handle ....................... 9 D. Trimmer Line Advance ................... 9 E. Cutting Methods ........................ 9 E Line Replacement ....................... I0 GENERAL I_ENANCE /_ Maintenance Safety ...................... 11 B. Trouble Shooting Chart .................. 11 ACCESSORIES ............................. 11 PARTS AND SERVICE ............... Back Cover / WEIGHT: _ OF CONTENTS SPECIFICATIONS AMPS: _ _ G Trimmer Head It WARNINGS AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS (SeeAdditional SafetyInstructions throughoutthisManual) It WARNING - THIS POWER UNIT CAN BE DANGER O US! This unit can cause serious injury or blindness to the operator and others. When using an electric trimmer, these basic safeW precautions must be followed to reduce the risk of injury, fire, and electric shock. Failure to follow all instructions can result in blindness or other serious injur_. The operator is respous_le for followingthe wernings and instructions in _ manual and on the unit. Read the entire Operator's Manual before assembling and using this unit! Restrict the use of this unit to persons who read, understand, and follow the warnings and instructions in this manual and on the unit. ill i,i i It DANGER NEVER USE BL._DES WITH THIS LW1T. - THE BLADE CANCOME OFFAND 8ERIOUSLY OTHERS. - rms _zs L_ Thro"__ _ _ - -_ Boots 60 Foot (20 meter) Hazard Zone DESIGNFn_ FOR USEONLY It WARNING OBJECTS a_d HURT YOU AND VIOLENTLY. INJURED. YOU CAN BE BLINDED OR WEAR EYE AND LEG PROTECTION. It WARNING HAZARD ZONE FOR THROWN OBJECTS - TRIMMER _CAN THROW OBJECTS VIOLF, NTI_ - OTHERS CAN BE BLINDED OR INJURED. KEEP PEOPLE AND ANIMALS 30 - FEET (10 METERS) It WARNING OPER_TOR'S Operator's Mauu_ Safety Labels AWAY. MANUAL - FOLLOW ALL WARNINGS INSTRUCTIONS. AND - FAILURE TO DO SO CAN RESULT SERIOUS INJURY_ IN -S- WARNINGS A OPERATOR AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS SAFETY A 1. DRESS PROPERLY--Always wear eye protection when operating, servicing, or performing_naintenauco on your unit.... 2. _ways wear heavy,longpants,boots,and gloves. wearingsafetylegguardsisrecommended. See "Accossones." Do notgobarefootorwear sandals,short pants,jewelry, looseclothing, orclothing withloosely .hanging straps, ties, tassels, etc.; theycan be caught m moving parts.Securehairsoitisabove shoulder len=_.Beingfully coveredwill helpprotect you from pieces of toxic plants such as poison ivy thrown by trimmerhead which couldbe more ofa hazardthan touchingtheplantitself. 3. STAY ALERT--Do not operatethisunitwhen you aretired, ill, orunder theinfluence ofalcohol, drugs, or medication. 4. AVOID UNINTENTIONAL STARTING OF THE UNIT--Never carry the unit with your finger on the switch. Be sure the switch is in the off position before connecting the extension cord, 5. Restrict theuseof this unit to persons who read, understand, and to]low the warnings and instructions in this manual and on the unit. A ELECTRICALSAFETY 1. Use only a 120 A-C. voltage supply as shown on the name plate of the unit. 2. Avoid dangeroussituations. Do notuseinthepres_ onceof_le liquids orgasestoavoidcrea_g a fire or explomon and/or causing damage to the unit. 3. WARNING--TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK--Do not use in damp or wet locations or around swimming pools, hot tubs, etc. Do not ofe_ectricale tosnow,rain,orwatertoavoidthepossibility shock. 4. WARNING--Use extension cords spec_cally marked as suitable for outdoor appliances having electrical rating not less than the rating of the unit. An undersized extension cord will cause a drop in line voltage resulting in loss of power and overheating. If in doub%use the next heavier gauge. The smaller the gauge number, the heavier the cord. (NOTE: Figv.re 4 shows the correct size to be used depending on the cord length). 5. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REPAIR UNIT--Inspect insulation and connectors on unit and extension cord before each use. If there is any damage, do not use until damage isrepaired by qualified service personnel 6. Never carrythe unitby theextensioncordor yank theextension cordto disconnect theunit. 7. To reducethepossibility oftheextenslon corddlsconnectipg_ from the unit during operation, tie the cords togeto_e_eer as shown in FigureNO TAG. Insert cord socket on the unit into extension cord receptacle. 8. Do not use the unit if the switch does not turn the unit on and off properly. Repairs to the switch must be nmde by qualified service personnel 9. Keep the extensioncord Clearof operatorand 0bstacles atalltimes.Do notexposecordstoheat,oil, water,or sharpedges. 10.Avoidany body contactwith any groundedconductor, sucha metalpipesorwirefences, toavoidthepossibillty ofelectric shock. If situations occur Authorized Service L Inspectentire unitbeforeeachuse.Replacedamaged parts.Make sureallfasteners areinplaceand secure!yfastened. 2. Replace trimmer head parts that are cracked, chipped,or _d befo_ usingtheunit 3. Use only.051"diameterline.Never usewire,rope, string, etc. 4. Install theshieldproperly beforeusingtheunit: 5. Use onlythespecified trimmer head. Make surethe trimmer head isproperlyinstalled and securely fastened.Referto_Assembly." 6. Use only genuine SF._RS accessories as recommended for this unit. A CUTTING SAFETY 1. Inspectareatobecutbeforeeachuse.Remove objects (rocks, broken glass, nails, wire,string, etc.) which canbe thrown orbecome entangled in trimmerhead. 2. KEEP CHILDREN AWAY--Keep othersinclu_g children, animals, bystanders and _elpers outside the 60 foot(20meter)Hazard Zone.Stoptheunit_ediat_y if you are approached. 3. Avoid_a_'dental _s-t@A-tlng. Be sure the switch is in the "O_ positlon and keep your hand and fingers away from the switch while connecting the unit to an extension cord or when carrying a unit connected to a power source. 4. Stop the unit and disconnect the power source when notin use. 5. DO NOT OVERREACH OR STAND ON UNSTABLE SUPPORT--Keep firm footing and balance. Do not over-reach. 7". Keep trimmer head your below waistThe level Do nottheraise unit above waist. trimmer head can come dangerously close to your body. 8. Keep all parts ofyour body away from trimmer head unit is running, 9. when USE UNIT PROPERLY--Use only fior jobs explainedinthismanual Do not force the unit. A MAINTENANCE SAFETY 1. Maintain the unit according to recommended prcoedures. Keep cutting line at the proper length. 2. Have all internal service performe_ by qu_tlified service personnel toavoidcreating a hazardand!orvoid- ingyourwarranty._ 3. DISCONNECT UNIT FROM THE POWER SUPPLY beforeperformingmaintenance. 4. Never douse or squirt the unit with water or any other liquid. Clean with a damp sponge. See '%Maintenance ----Storage. _ 5. Keep the air vents clean and free of debris to avoid overheating the motor. Clean after each use. See _Specificatious" for locations. 6. Use only genuine SEAR_ replacement parts as recommended. A TP_SPORTING AND STORAGE I. Hand carry the unit with the motor stopped. 2. Allow the unit to cool and secure the unit_before storing or transportlng in a vehicle. !:' 3. Storetheunitsothe Rue limltor cannotaccidentally c_e mjur_. 4. STORE ITNIT INDOOI_S--Store unitunplugged ina high,dryplaceoutofreachofchildren. which are not covered in this manual, use care and good judgment. Contact your Dealer if you need assistance, SAVE THESE -4- .... (C6ntinued) UN/T SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS II I IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII I I _ IIII iiiiii i iii iiii ]1 KNOW YOUR UNIT I I [ IIII |1 II I II II I I A. INTRODUCTION YourTrimmer is a versatile product developed for large lawns and to make short work of a variety of lawn care tasks -- trimming, scalping, mowing, and sweeping. Special Features Include: • Adjustable Assist Handle • Adjustable Top HandlefI_ube Assembly • 15" Cutting Path B. UNPACKING INSTRUCTIONS L After removingthe contents from the carton, check parts against the Carton Contents list, 2. Examine the parts for damage. Do not use damagedpar_. 3. Notlfy your SEARS store immexZia_eIy if apart is missing or dam_ed. C. CARTON CONTENTS KEY NO. 1. -Loose 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10, 11. 12. DESCRIPTION QTY P/N Trimmer 1 257.798040 Operator'sManual(L_t_ho_a) 1 534886690 Parts Bag Contents: AssistI-Iandle Screw-Assist Handle Knob - Assist Handle hmert - Assist Handle Screw - Tube Locknuts - Tube Shield Front Guard Screw - Shield Washer Yoke 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 S 1 5346834O5 534828401 534683305 534719105 534774701 534828300 534685225 534677215 534790303 534828702 534683205 D.DOUBLE INSULATION CONSTRUCTION ' This unit is Double Insulated to help protect against electric sho&k. Double insulation con, struction consists of two separate _tayers" ofelectri' : cal inmlatiow • Tools built with this insulation system are not intended to be grounded. As aresult, the extension cord used with your unit can beplugged 120 voltelectrical outlet into any _udard Safety precautions must be observed when operating any electrical tool The double insulation systemonly provides added protection againstinjury resul"_.ugfrom an internal electrical insulation _.lLU'e. All electrical A WARNING repairs .to this :m_it, including housing, switch, motor, et_ must be diagnosed andrepairod by qualifiedservice personnel. Re.. pla .c_nent parts, ,for. a: .double insulated appli_mce must be ide_ti_ to the parts they,re= place. A double insulated applisnce is marked with the words"DOUBLE INSULATION or "DOUBLt', R_SULATED," _The symbol (square within a square) _ rosy also be marked on the appliance. Failure to have the unit repaired by Sears qualified service personnel can cause the double insulation construction to become ineffective and result in serious inj_,. . i ASSEMBLY If your unit is received assembled, adjusted for the operator.) repeat all steps in this section to be sure assembly is correct and is PREPARATION This Operator's Manual is designed to help you assemble and safely operate this unit. It is important that you read the entire manual to become f_zitiar with the tool before you begin assembly. TOOLS NEEDED FOR ASSEMBLY." L Phillips Screwdriver 2. Adjustable Wrench A.ASSIST HANDLE ATTACHMENT 1. Pass the wire harness through the slot in the bottom ofthe yoke. Figure 1 (inset), 2. Slide the yoke onto the upper tube as shown in Figure 1 (inset). Place the assist handle over the yoke. Assemble parts as shown in Figure l. Place the boltin the a_ist handle. Figure t. Thread the knob onto the bolt and tighten unti! the parts are snug. 3. 4. illllllllllllll B. TUBE 1. H Assist Handle Yoke / Washer Figm"e 1 illliw ASSEMBLY Slide the outer tube UP the lower tube and over the end of the upper tube until the screw holes are aligned. Figure 2. Lower Tube When performing step 2, take care not to pinch, cut, or twist the ale or wire harness. 2. Insert screws through holes in tubes. 3, Thread the loclmuts securely. C. SHIELD . Figure 2. onto the screws and tighten ATTACHMF2qT Aw Nm I The shield.must be properly installed. The[ shield provades partiaI protection from the risk[ of thrown objects to the operator _ othe.rs and [ is equipped with aline limiter which cuts line to] the proper length. [ Failure to install the shield in the imsition[ shown i_ Figuro 3 can result in serlous m3ury to [ the operator. Carefully follow assembly "mst_ c- I #lolls when attaching the shield to the unit. Fig- I In'e Screw Holes Rear Shield Screw Holes Front Shield _. The line limiter (on the underside the shield) is sharp and can cut you. 1. Slide the rear stfietd end the front shield grooves on the trimmer housing. ,Figure ]_T_O_T_:Take care not to trap the cuttingline the shields, or between one of the shields lz_nmer housing. -6- L/miter Fig e3 of into the 3. between end the 2. Align the screw holes in the rear shield with the screw holes in the fi_nt shield. Figure 3. 3. Thread screws into the holes. Tighten securely. _T_Q_E: Remove the protective cover from the line limiter before using the unit, D.PRE-OPERATION . A Review all Warnings this manual, CHECKS WARNING and Safety Instructions in[ c. Use only ,065" diameter line. Never use wire, rope, string, etc. d. Use onlywith the shield properly attached. e. Use only the specified "trimmer head. See ."Specifications." Make sure the trimmer head is properly installed and securely fastened. Refer to "Using Your Unit." f. Use only genuine SEARS accessories or attachments recommended for this tool ! t 1. Before operatmgyour tool, always. a. I_t the entire tool before each use. Replace damaged parts. Make sure a]] fasteners are in place and securely fastened. b. Replace trimmer head parts that are cracked, eJxipped, broken, or _ed in any other way before using the tool. i E.EXTENSION iii I ,,,I,HI I CORD ATTACHlVlENT 1. Use only a 120 A.C. voltage supply as shown on the nameplate of the unit to power your blower. 2. The extension cord used to reach the power source must be: a. Specifically marked as suitable for outdooruse. The cord mu_t be marked with the suf- fix_WH _ b. Heavy enough to carry the current from the power sourem the _ length of the extension cord to the unit. Otherwise, loss of power and overheating can occur _using damage to tho unit. Refer toFigure4 for_um wire gauge recommendations. The cord m_ be marked with the proper wire gauge. (AFpropnate extension cords are available.) In good conditioxL Cord _nmlation must be intact with no cracks or deterioration. Plug conn_a-s mnst _ un_ 3. Secure extension cord to unit as follows: v. Tie the cords together as shown in Figure 4. b. Insert the Cord Socket on the unit into the Extension Cord Receptacle. Figure 4. F. OPERATING 1. POSITION Before operating the unit, stand as shown in Figure 6 and chec_ for the follo_. LeR arm fully extended, hand holding Assist GAUGE RECOMMENDATIONS ' i -o0 .I o- oOI T. ....... ,, 120 16 _W.G.* 14 _W.G.* 12 A.W.G.* Cord Socket OPERATING POSITION Handle. b. Right arm slightly bent, hand holding haudle. c. Unit below waist level d_ Weight of -_it evenly distn?_uted between a.v£_. e, Without operator bending over, the Trimmer Head is near and parallel to the ground and easily contacts the material to be cut. 2. Adjust Assist Handle to a comfortable po_fiom i i i LLLLLL J I ml II I -TOTES -7- I mll II iii |1 II " II I USING YOUR II A_ Face Shield WARNING-THROWS Boots ii i 60Foot / OBJECTS The rapidly moving line causes objects to be thrown violently. The shield will not provide complete protection to the operator or others. The operator must wear a safety face shield or goggl_e_ Always wear heavy, longpants and boots. Keep others at least 30 feet (10 meters) awa_ . _, _/(20 _ i _k WARNING meter) - HAZARD ZONE This unit will throw objects and cut. Keep others including children, _s, bystanders, and helpers at least 30 feet (10 meters) away from the operator audunit. Stop the umt if you are approached. Hazard Zone i J A WARNING- DAMAGED TRIMMER HF_kD Trimmer headparts that are chi'pped,cracked, broken, or dan_ged in any other way can flvy apert and cause serious injury. Do not use. Use Only Genuine SEARS Replacement Parts L,ll • i LINE TRIMMER i i/ ivy thrown by the Trimmer Head whi_ could the plant it- c. Do not operate this unt.t when you are tired, ill or under the influence of alcohoL drugs, or medication. 2. UNIT SAFETY a. Inspect the entire unit before each use. Replace damaged p_-_cs. Make rareallfastenersare in phce and securely fastened. b. Use only .065" dimneter llne. Never use wire, rope, string,.eta c. Be sure the shield is properly using the attached. NOTES ii d. Make sure the trimmer head is properly installed and securely fustened_ Refer to the "Using Your Unit" section. e. Use only genuine SF_kRS accessories or attachments as recommende_ SAFETY be more of a hazard than touching parts-before , i| 1. OPERATOR SAFETY m Always wear a face s_ffety shield or goggles. See =Accessorles. _ b. Always wear heav_ long lmmts, boots, and gloves. See _Accesseries. _ Do not wear loosed_Idng, jew_elry, short pants, sandals or go barefoot. Secure bah- so it is above shoulder ]engttL Being fully covered will help protect you from piece s of toxic phnts such as poem -8- _u_m_t.Iacedamaged q CUTTING SAFETY a. Inspect the area to be cut before each Remove objects (.ro_.,broken glass, _, wire, s_: etc.) which, can be thrown or become entangledinthetrimmer heacL b. Always keep the unit on the right-hand side of your body. c. Hold the u_'t flr_. y. d. Keep firm fdoting and balance. Do not over-reach. €. Keep the trimmer head belowwaist level. fi Do not raise the unit above your waist. The trimmer head can come dangerously close toyour body. g. Keep all parts of your body away from the trimmer line when the unit is running. h. Use only for jobs explained in this manuaL B. OPERATING I_STRUCTIONS L Bring the unit to full speed before the material to be cut. entering 2. Always release the Trigger switch and allow the unit to stop when not cutting. C. ADJUSTAB_ HANDLE Handle Grip Your trimmer is equipped with a new adjustable handle which makes trimming and edging around hard to reach areas much easier. The adjustment lever is located on thefront of the handle grip. Figure 7. Make sure tz_mmet head is resting on the ground when adjusting the handle. % 1. Rest the trimmer head on the ground. 2. Pul! the Adjustment Lever toward the top of the handle. Figure 7, 3. Adjust the handle to the desired position as shown in Figure 7 (inset) and release the A_l_ustment Lever. The tmudle will lock inte place Automatically. jl D. TRIMMER LINE iii1! Figure iiii iiiiiiii • ADVANCE 7 To Advance Your trimmer is equipped with anAutomatichead. Whenever the switchispressed, the heed automatically advances a predetermined amount of line. Allow the trimmer head to stop turning before restarting to advance more line. Do not advance more Hue than necessary by excessively starting and stopping the trimmer. A WARNING Use only.065" diameter _ Other sizes of.line will not advance properly and can cause semous Do not use o.th_ ra.a_ s_g, ting maximum length allowed by the line limit. Always keep the shield inplace is being operated. Figure 8. . A WARN_G and e.a_e.. serious injury. su_ as rope, e_e. wxre can nresx on during cu_ and beco.me a dangerous missile that can eause serious iniur_ ......................... when the unit . I Do net bump trlm__.merhead _ hard objects] or.bump on the ground to advance the line.[ Trimmer head parts _ break off aud fly apart I head with damaged Line advances auto- matically when trimmer head begins to turzL 2. To advance llue again, allow trimmer head to come to a complete stop. Then, press trigger swlt_ again -- line advances automatically. * The line limiter will cut the line to the co_ rect length. The most efficient Iine length is the • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ii I Line: 1. Press the trigger swit_ • I Line L/miter Cuts Line T0 \ _ [ 1 To advance line, allow Trimmer Head to k----4 Do not use trimmer[ or broken parts, [ Figures E. CUTTING METHODS A WAernxa .................. Do not crowd the line when cutting around hard objects (rock, gravel, fen_ee _ ere), which can damage.the trimmer head, beeo. me en.tangled in the llne, or be thrown causmg a sertous • Line Into Work Crowded Area 'I Tip of the IAne Does The Cutting The tip of the line does the cutting. You will achieve the best performance and minimum line wear by not crowding the line into the cutting arev.The rightand wrong ways areshown inFigure9. • The linewilleasilyremove grass and weeds from around walls, fences, trees, and flower beds, but it also can cut the tend_ bark of trees or shrubs and scar fences. WRONG WGHT Figure 9 -9- ...... AWARNING .... [ Always wear eye protection. Nevel-lean over the trimmer head. Rocks or debris can ricochet orl be thrown into eyes and face and cause blind-I heSS or other serious injury. , I . TRIMMING - Figure 10. Hold the bottom of the trimmer head about 3 inches above the ground and at an angle. Allow only the tip of the line to make contact. Do not force the trimmer line into the work area. 4 SCAI_ING - Figure I0. The scalping technique removes unwanted vegetation. Hold the bottom of the trimmer head about 3 inches above the ground and at an augle. Allow the tip of the line to strike the ground around trees, posts, monuments, etc. Th_ tevhn_me incr_ses line Figure 10 we_TJl t MOWINGFigure 11. Your trimmer is ideal for mowing in places conventional lawn mowers cannot reacl_ In the mowing position, keep the line parallel to the ground. Avoid pressing the head into the ground as this can scalp the ground and damage the unit. . E SWEEPING - Figure 1L The f_g action of the rotatingtine can be used for a quick and easy clean up. Keep the ]i_e paraUel to and above the surfaces being swept and move the unit from side to side. LINE • FigureII REPLACEMENT For proper line fee& - Use only genuine pre-wound spools and .065" diameter line. Use of other t_es of SpooLsorlinescamresultinexcessive b_ line welding,and improperlinefeed. - Pre-wou_d _spools offer.the most convenient method for replacing line as well as optimum performance. • Always dean dirt and debris from the spool and hub when performing any type mainte- Button n_ce, WARN G . 1 Figure 12 Trimmer head parts that are chipped, cracked, l broken, or damaged m .a__y. other way can fly[ apart and cause serious _ Do not use. Re- [ place damaged,,,parts befo,,_,, using the unit, ! I. Installing Spool w/Line v_ Stop the unit and unplug the power cord. b. Pushthe Release Button and remove the Trhnmer Head Cover. Figure 12. Remove the spool. Figure 13. d. Clean dirt and debris f_om all parts. Inspectall Trimmer head parts for_. Replace damagedparts. e. _eplaceor rewindoldspool. f. _ the spool in.to the Hub. Figure 13. inow3 _o _ inches o: line to extend through the lin e exit opening. Figure 13. g. Reinstall Trimmer Head Cover.Figure12. - 10- Hub Figure 13 2. Installing Line On Spool Wrap Line In Direction Of Arrow On Spool Hold spool as shown in Figure 14. b. Insert 1/4_ to 8/8 o£1ine through the tapered slot in the top of the spool. Figu:re 14 (inset). c. Wrap line evenly in direction indicated by the arrow on the spool. To ensure proper line advance,avoidcrossover or crisscrossing ofline. Do notwrap more than50 feetof.065_dio ametorlineontothespool. ct Follow instructions in =Installing Spool w/ Line," steps =f." through =g? iii Arrow Figure GENERAL MA_INTENANCE A. MAINTENANCE i. Maintain the tool according to recommended procedures. Keep the cuttinglineat the proper length. 2. Disconnect power source before perform- ing malntenenee. 3. Keep the unit clean. Use a sponge dampened with a solutl0n ofnnRd soap and water. Do not use solvents or petroleum based cleaner of any kind. B. TROUBLE i i SHOOTING IHII IIIII III I 4. Replace trimmer head parts that are cracked, chipped, broken, or damaged in any other way before usingthetool 5. Useonly .065"diameterline.Neverusewire, rope,string, etc. 6. Use only genuine SEARS replacement parts, 7. _ the entire tool. Replace daumged parts. Make sure all fasteners are in place and secL__rely fastene& 8. Keep air vents free of debris at all times, SAFETY imlllll i 14 i HIII!H I III i ii II ml III i CHART i REMEDY CAUSE SYMFIDM i i i _. ]_ck trimmer head away from grassbedngi cut; allow tip of line to do the cutting. b. Check circuit breaker. c. Contact your SEARS Service Center/Dept. Trimmer Head stops under a loador doesnot turnwhen switch is pressed. a_ Crowding trimmer line against Line doesnot advanceor breakswl_e Line improperly routed in head. b. Line improperly wound onto spool, C_ Inferior line. & Too little line outside head. on coven e. Dirt a_nulated cutth_ Line welds ontospool. mate_l being cut_ b. House circuit breaker c. None of the above. tripped. Line size incorrect. b. Incorrect spool c_ Crowding line _ mater_d being cut. a. Line improperly routed in head. b. Line size incorrect, excessive, w b. c. d. e. Re= ecoverClie rou g Rewind mine tightly and evenly. Replace line with new .065" diameter Rue. Remove cover. Pul! 4" ofline to outside. Cleau cover. b. Use properspool. tipofline. c. Cutwith ,,.,lli_ • HHHHHH" a Remove cover. Check line routing. b. Use only .065" diameter line. c. Crowdingline against materisl being cut.c. Cut withtip ofline. IAneputls back intohead. _L Too little mine outside of head. v. Remove cover. Pnll4 _ ofline to outside. ......., i I HHHHHHHl H irlHl IIIII ii HHHHHHHHlHH HI HHHl H mmm,H HH, mmrml HHHHH H I HHI ACCESSORIES m ITEM . _ ............... ,,,,,,,, , illlllll i _" SAFETY GLASSES ....................................................................... SAFETY GOGGLES ...................................................................... EXTENSION CORD ...................................................................... SPOOLW/L]NE -- .065" DIb_ . ..................... NYLON LASER LINE -- .065" DIAl-- 100 FT............................................. NYLON LASER LINE -- .065" DIAl--200 FT. NYLON LASER IXNE -- .065" DI_--400 FT. ............................................ OPERATOR'S MANUAL .................................... iiiiii STOCK NO. .... 918613 918590 7157020 7185833 7185772 7185607 7185769 534886690 - 11 - roll The Model Number willbe foundbelowthetophandlewiththeSerial Number. Alwaysmention theModel Number when requesting service or repair parts for your unit. Al! parts listed herein my and most Sears Stores. Operator's Manual be ordered from any Sears Service Center WHEN ORDERING REPAIR PARTS ALWAYS GIVE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION AS SHOWN IN THIS LIST:. 1. The PART NUMBER 3. The PART DESCRIPTION 2. The MODEL NUMBER 4. The NAME OF ITEM -- Electric 257.798040 Trimmer If the parts you need are not stocked loca!ly, your order will be transmitted to a Sears Repair Parts Distn%ution Center for handling. Model No. When you buy mer_audlse from Sears you get an extra value that nobody else can offer -- Sears Service. 257.798040 Acrosstown or acrossthe country, SearsServiceisalwaysnear, providingtrustworthy, competent servicetechniciansusing only Sears specifiedfactory parts. How to Order Repair Parts SEARS YourSearsMerchandisetakeson added_alue.when you discover that SearshasServiceUnits throughoutthecountry.Each isstaffed by Sears-Trained,professional technicians_g Sears approved methods. SERVICE IS AT YOUR SERVICE i i Sold by Sears, 534886690-1-09/28/92 ............................ Roebuck and Co., Hoffman Estates, M. 60195 USA PRINTED IN U.S.A.