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Stihl SH 56 User Manual

Stihl SH 56
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Manual de instrucciones originalImpreso en papel libre de cloro.
Las tintas contienen aceites vegetales, el papel es reciclable.
© ANDREAS STIHL AG & Co. KG, 2008
0458-296-8621-A. M29.L8.CP.
0000000925_004_EA
BG 56, BG 56 C, BG 66, BG 86, BG 86 C, SH 56, SH 56 C, SH 86, SH 86 C
español / EE.UU
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Contenido
Permita que solamente las personas
que comprenden la materia tratada en
este manual manejen su soplador.
Para obtener el rendimiento y
satisfacción máximos del soplador
STIHL, es importante leer y comprender
las precauciones de seguridad y las
instrucciones de mantenimiento y las
precauciones de seguridad en la
sección "Medidas de seguridad y
técnicas de manejo", antes de usarlo.
Para información adicional, visite
www.stihlusa.com.
Comuníquese con el concesionario o
distribuidor de STIHL si no se entiende
alguna de las instrucciones dadas en el
presente manual.
Advertencia!
Dado que el soplador es una
herramienta que funciona a gran
velocidad, es necesario tomar medidas
especiales de seguridad igual que con
cualquier otra herramienta motorizada,
para reducir el riesgo de lesiones. El uso
descuidado o inadecuado puede causar
lesiones graves e incluso mortales. La
filosofía de STIHL es mejorar
continuamente todos sus productos.
Como resultado de ello, periódicamente
se pueden introducir cambios de diseño
y mejoras. Si las características de
funcionamiento o la apariencia de su
soplador difieren de las descritas en
este manual, comuníquese con el
concesionario STIHL para obtener la
información y ayuda que requiera.
Acerca de este manual de
instrucciones 34
Medidas de seguridad y técnicas
de manejo 34
Uso 44
Técnica de trabajo 45
Instalación del soplador 45
Armado de la aspiradora picadora 46
Combustible 48
Llenado de combustible 49
Arranque / parada del motor 50
Limpieza del filtro de aire 52
Gestión del motor 52
Ajuste del carburador 53
Revisión de bujías 54
Funcionamiento del motor 55
Dispositivo de arranque 55
Almacenamiento de la máquina 55
Inspección y mantenimiento por el
concesionario 56
Información para mantenimiento 57
Componentes importantes 58
Especificaciones 60
Accesorios especiales 61
Información de reparación 61
Declaración de garantía de STIHL
Incorporated sobre sistemas de
control de emisiones según normas
Federales 62
Declaración de garantía de STIHL
Incorporated sobre el control de
emisiones de gases de escape y
emisiones por evaporación para el
Estado de California 64
Marcas comerciales 67
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Stihl SH 56 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Maximum input power- W
Airflow730 m³/min
Noise level105 dB
Bag capacity45 L
Product colorBlack, White
Vibration emission9.1 m/s²
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Weight5400 g

Summary

Guide to Using this Manual

Pictograms and Symbols

Explains graphical symbols and text markings used for instructions and warnings.

Safety Precautions and Working Techniques

General Safety and Manual Warnings

Explains safety symbols and warns against lending the tool without the manual.

The Operator

Physical Condition and Health

Operator's physical/mental state, fatigue, vibration effects, and pacemaker warnings.

Proper Clothing and Footwear

Protective Apparel and Footwear

Importance of appropriate clothing, eye protection, hearing protection, and footwear.

The Power Tool

Assembly and Modification Warnings

Warnings about proper assembly, avoiding modifications, and using authorized parts.

Using the Power Tool

Transporting the Power Tool

Safety precautions for transporting the tool in a vehicle.

Fuel and Fueling Procedures

Information on fuel mixture, safe fueling, and leak checks.

Before Starting Checks

Essential checks of tool condition, controls, and spark plug boot before operation.

Starting the Engine Safely

Instructions for safely starting the engine, including location and priming.

Starting and Operation Safety

Operator and Starting Safety Rules

Safety for one-person operation, starting techniques, and keeping children away.

Safe Operation and Working Conditions

Guidelines for safe handling, terrain, and working conditions.

Operation Safety and Hazards

Dust and Airborne Contaminant Hazards

Warnings about inhaling dust, organic dusts, asbestos, and silica.

Commercial Substances and Asbestos Safety

Advice on commercial substances, asbestos hazards, and respiratory precautions.

Operating Instructions and Hazards

Emergency stop, bystander safety, fan rotation, and foreign object warnings.

Engine and Vacuum Attachment Safety

Hot Engine Parts Warning

Warning about hot muffler and engine parts after operation.

Using the Vacuum Attachment

Instructions for operating the vacuum shredder, including grip and bag strap.

Vacuum Attachment Safety Precautions

Warnings for vacuum attachment operation, intake screen, and not picking up hot substances.

Catalytic Converter Safety

Catalytic Converter Warnings

Specific safety precautions for catalytic converters regarding heat and placement.

MAINTENANCE, REPAIR AND STORING

Maintenance and Repair Guidelines

Guidelines on using genuine parts and performing maintenance/repairs.

Safety During Maintenance

Precautions to take before performing maintenance or repairs.

Using the Unit

Using the Blower

Instructions for operating the blower, including nozzle types and noise sensitivity.

Using the Vacuum Shredder

Instructions for operating the vacuum shredder, including grip and bag strap.

Working Technique

Vacuuming Abrasive Material

Advice on handling abrasive materials during vacuuming to prevent wear.

Recommended Working Techniques

Techniques to minimize air pollution, noise, and save water.

Assembling the Blower

Mounting the Blower Tube

Step-by-step instructions for attaching the blower tube.

Removing the Blower Tube

Assembling the Vacuum Shredder

Mounting the Elbow

Instructions for attaching the elbow to the catcher bag and housing.

Assembling the Suction Tube

Steps for assembling the suction tube to the fan housing.

Removing the Elbow

Removing the Suction Tube

Fuel

Fuel Requirements

Specifies the type of gasoline and oil mixture required for the engine.

Fuel Mix Storage and Shelf Life

Guidance on mixing and storing fuel, and its shelf life.

Fueling

Fueling Precautions

Safety warnings and procedures for filling the fuel tank.

Starting / Stopping the Engine

Starting the Engine

Steps for starting the engine, including priming the bulb.

Adjusting the Setting Lever

Instructions for setting the lever for starting on specific models.

Adjusting the Choke Knob

Choke Setting for Cold Engine

How to set the choke knob for cold engine starts.

Choke Setting for Warm Engine

How to set the choke knob for warm or recently run engines.

Starting the Engine

General Starting Procedure

Steps for placing the unit, holding, and pulling the starter grip.

Starting Tips and Troubleshooting

Advice for troubleshooting starting issues and when the engine stops or fails to start.

Engine Start and Stop Procedures

Adjusting Throttle After Start

Action to take immediately after the engine starts to set idle speed.

Stopping the Engine

How to stop the engine using the stop switch or setting lever.

Cleaning the Air Filter

Air Filter Cleaning Steps

Instructions for removing, cleaning, and installing the air filter.

Installing the Air Filter

Engine Management

Adjusting the Carburetor

Standard Carburetor Setting

Factory settings for the carburetor for optimal performance.

Altitude Carburetor Adjustments

Adjustments for satisfactory engine power at different altitudes.

Checking the Spark Plug

Spark Plug Inspection and Cleaning

How to inspect, clean, and gap the spark plug for troubleshooting.

Spark Plug Replacement

When to replace the spark plug.

Spark Plug Fouling Issues

Engine Running Behavior

Rewind Starter Maintenance

Storing the Machine

Storage for Extended Periods

Procedures for draining fuel, cleaning, and storing the machine for 3+ months.

Inspections and Maintenance by Dealer

Spark Arresting Screen Check

Checking the spark arresting screen for power loss issues.

Maintenance and Care

Main Parts

Component Definitions

Explanations of the function of key components.

Specifications

EPA / CEPA Emission Compliance

Emission compliance periods based on federal standards.

CARB Emission Compliance

Emission compliance periods based on California standards.

Engine Specifications

Engine Details

Displacement, bore, stroke, idle speed, and power rating of the engine.

Air Flow and Weight Specifications

Air flow rates and dry weight specifications for the machine.

Ignition, Fuel, Air Velocity, and Tank Specs

Specifications for ignition, fuel system, air velocity, and fuel tank capacity.

Special Accessories

Accessory Information

Information on how to inquire about available special accessories.

Maintenance and Repairs

User Maintenance and Repair Guidelines

Guidelines on user maintenance, repair limitations, and warranty claims.

Identifying Genuine STIHL Parts

How to identify genuine STIHL replacement parts.

STIHL Incorporated Federal Emission Control Warranty Statement

Not for California

Indicates this statement is not applicable to California.

Warranty Rights and Obligations (Federal)

Explains U.S. EPA regulations and owner's responsibilities for emission control warranty.

Manufacturer's Warranty Coverage

Warranty Period and Diagnosis

Defines the warranty period, diagnosis procedures, and associated costs.

Warranty Work and Owner Responsibilities

How warranty defects are remedied and owner's maintenance responsibilities.

STIHL Incorporated California Emissions Control Warranty Statement

For California Only

Indicates this statement applies exclusively to California.

Warranty Rights and Obligations (California)

Explains California ARB standards and owner's responsibilities for emission control warranty.

Manufacturer's Warranty Responsibilities

STIHL Incorporated Warranty Coverage

STIHL's warranty for design, build, and freedom from defects for a specified period.

Defects Warranty Period

Details the warranty period for defects and component replacement.

Warranty Work

Emission Warranty Parts List

Lists components covered under the emission warranty.

Where to Make a Claim for Warranty Service

Limitations of Warranty Coverage

Trademarks

STIHL Registered Trademarks

List of STIHL's officially registered trademarks.

STIHL Common Law Trademarks

List of STIHL's common law trademarks.

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