Stihl FCB-KM Instruction Manual
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To attach the Stihl FCB-KM to the KombiMotor, align the drive tube with the coupling sleeve on the KombiMotor. Insert the drive tube until you hear a click, ensuring the locking lever snaps into place. Secure the connection by tightening the knob on the coupling sleeve.
Common issues with the Stihl FCB-KM include the edger blade not spinning, uneven cutting, and unusual vibrations. These can often be resolved by checking the drive shaft connection, replacing a dull blade, and inspecting for debris or damage.
The edger blade on the Stihl FCB-KM should be replaced when it becomes dull or worn down significantly, typically after several hours of use. Regular inspection before each use is recommended to ensure optimal performance.
Regular maintenance for the Stihl FCB-KM includes cleaning the attachment after each use, checking and tightening all fasteners, lubricating the drive shaft, and inspecting the blade for wear. Always refer to the user manual for detailed maintenance procedures.
If the Stihl FCB-KM is not edging properly, check the blade for sharpness, ensure the attachment is securely connected to the KombiMotor, inspect for blockages, and verify that the height adjustment is set correctly.
While the Stihl FCB-KM can edge wet grass, it is not recommended as it can cause clogging and uneven cuts. For best results, use the edger on dry grass to prevent these issues.
To adjust the cutting depth on the Stihl FCB-KM, use the adjustment lever located on the side of the attachment. Move the lever to raise or lower the wheel height, which changes the depth of the cut.
When using the Stihl FCB-KM, wear protective eyewear, gloves, and sturdy footwear. Ensure the area is clear of bystanders and debris before starting. Always follow the safety guidelines outlined in the user manual.
To clean the Stihl FCB-KM, remove any grass or debris from the blade and housing using a brush or cloth. Ensure the attachment is disconnected from the KombiMotor before cleaning. Avoid using water directly on the attachment to prevent rust.
Excessive vibration may indicate a loose or damaged blade, or an imbalance in the attachment. Check the blade for tightness and damage, and ensure the attachment is properly secured to the KombiMotor. If the issue persists, consult a professional technician.