STIHL FSA 60 R
STIHL FSA 60 R2 - 20Instruction Manual
English1IntroductionDear Customer,Thank you for choosing STIHL. We develop andmanufacture our quality products to meet ourcustomers’ requirements. The products aredesigned for reliability even under extreme con‐ditions.STIHL also stands for premium service quality.Our dealers guarantee competent advice andinstruction as well as comprehensive servicesupport.IMPORTANT! READ BEFORE USING ANDKEEP IN A SAFE PLACE FOR REFERENCE.22.1Guide to Using this ManualApplicable DocumentationLocal safety regulations apply. Read, understand and save the followingdocuments in addition to this instruction man‐ual:– Instruction manual and packaging of thecutting attachment you are using– Safety notices and precautions forSTIHL AK battery.– Safety information for STIHL batteries andproducts with built-in ls used with warnings inthe textWARNING This symbol indicates dangers that can causeserious injuries or death. The measures indicated can avoid seriousinjuries or death.NOTICE This symbol indicates dangers that can causedamage to property. The measures indicated can avoid damageto property.2.3Symbols in TextThis symbol refers to a chapter in thisinstruction manual.We thank you for your confidence in us and hopeyou will enjoy working with your STIHL product.Dr. Nikolas Stihl0458-832-0121-B ANDREAS STIHL AG & Co. KG 20210458-832-0121-B. VA0.B21.STIHL expressly commit themselves to a sus‐tainable and responsible handling of naturalresources. This user manual is intended to helpyou use your STIHL product safely and in anenvironmentally friendly manner over a longservice life.2Printed on chlorine-free paperPrinting inks contain vegetable oils, paper can be recycled.222324Introduction. 2Guide to Using this Manual. 2Overview. 3Safety Precautions.4Preparing Trimmer for Operation. 10Charging the Battery, LEDs. 11Assembling the Trimmer. 12Adjusting Trimmer for User. 13Removing and Fitting the Battery.13Switching the Trimmer On/Off.14Testing the Trimmer and Battery. 14Operating the Trimmer. 15After Finishing ance. 17Repairing.17Troubleshooting. 17Specifications.18Combinations of Cutting Attachments andDeflectors.19Spare Parts and Accessories.19Disposal. 19EC Declaration of Conformity. 19Translation of Original Instruction Manual0000009265 002 GBContents123456789101112131415161718192021
3 OverviewOverview3.112 Connecting cableThe connecting cable connects the charger tothe mains plug.Brushcutter, battery andcharger13 ChargerThe charger charges the battery.12#53610#1113414 BatteryThe battery supplies power to the brushcutter.1215 LEDsThe LEDs indicate the state of charge of thebattery and any faults.#16 ButtonThe button activates the LEDs on the battery.141573.2Deflector and Cutting Attach‐ments90000097270 0018# Rating plate with machine number1621 Battery compartmentThe battery compartment holds the battery.2 Locking leverThe locking lever holds the battery in the bat‐tery compartment.3 Control handleThe control handle is used for operating,holding and controlling the brushcutter.4 TriggerThe trigger switches the brushcutter on andoff.5 Ergo leverThe Ergo lever holds the release slide in posi‐tion when the trigger is released.6 Release slideThe release slide releases the trigger.7 Loop handleFor holding and controlling the brushcutter.8 ShaftThe shaft connects all components.9 Bump guardThe bump guard protect objects from contactwith the cutting tool.10 LEDThe LED indicates the status of the charger.30000097535 0013English411 Line limiting bladeLine limiting blade trims nylon lines to correctlength.2 Mowing headMoving head accommodates the mowinglines.3 FanwheelCools the electric motor.4 DeflectorProtects the user from flying debris and con‐tact with the cutting attachment.3.3SymbolsMeanings of symbols that may be on the trim‐mer, battery and charger:This symbol indicates in what directionthe release slide has to be pushed.This symbol shows the rated speed of thecutting attachment.1 LED glows red. Battery too hot or toocold.11 Mains plugThe mains plug connects the connectingcable with a socket0458-832-0121-B. VA0.B21.3
English4 Safety Precautions4 LEDs flash red. There is a malfunc‐tion in the battery.15m (50ft)Protect battery from heat and fire.LED glows green and LEDs on batteryglow or flash green. Battery is beingcharged.Protect the battery from rain and mois‐ture and do not immerse it in liquids.LED flashes red. No electrical contactbetween battery and charger or mal‐function in battery or charger.Guaranteed sound power level accord‐LWA ing to directive 2000/14/EC in dB(A) inorder to make sound emissions ofproducts comparable.The data next to this symbol indicates theenergy content of the battery according tothe cell manufacturer’s specification. Theenergy content available during operationis lower.Operate the electric product in a dry place,indoors only.Do not dispose of the product with yourhousehold waste.4Safety Precautions4.1Warning Signs4.1.1Warning SymbolsMeanings of warning signs and labels on thebrushcutter, battery and charger:Observe safety notices and take thenecessary precautions.Read, understand and keep the UserManual.Wear safety glasses.Observe the safety advice concerningflying objects and associated meas‐ures.Remove the battery during work stop‐pages, transport, storage, maintenanceor repair.Protect brushcutter and charger fromrain and dampness.4Maintain a safety distance.Observe the permitted battery temper‐ature range.4.2Intended UseThe STIHL FSA 60 R brushcutter is designed formowing grass.Never use the brushcutter in the rain.The STIHL AK battery feeds the brushcutter withpower.The STIHL AL 101 charger is used to charge theSTIHL AK battery.WARNING There is a risk that batteries and chargers thatare not explicitly approved by STIHL for thebrushcutter can cause fire or explosion. Per‐sons may be seriously or fatally injured andproperty may be damaged. Use the brushcutter with a STIHL AK battery. Recharge the STIHL AK bat‐tery with a STIHL AL 101,AL 300 or AL 500 charger. Using brushcutter, battery or charger for pur‐poses for which they were not designed cancause material damage and serious or fatalinjuries. Use brushcutter, charger and battery asspecified in this user manual.4.3The OperatorWARNING Users without adequate training or instructioncannot recognize or assess the risks involvedin using the trimmer, battery and charger. Theuser or other persons may sustain serious orfatal injuries. Read, understand and save theinstruction manual.0458-832-0121-B. VA0.B21.
4 Safety PrecautionsEnglish If you pass the trimmer, battery and chargeron to another person: Always give them theinstruction manual. Make sure the user meets the followingrequirements:– The user must be rested.– The user must be in goodphysical condition andmental health to operateand work with the trimmer,battery and charger. If theuser’s physical, sensory ormental ability is restricted,he or she may work onlyunder the supervision of oras instructed by a responsi‐ble person.– The user is able to recognize and assessthe risks involved in using the trimmer,battery and charger.– The user must be of legalage or is being trained in atrade under supervision inaccordance with nationalrules and regulations. Wear close-fitting safety glasses.Suitable safety glasses are tested inaccordance with EN 166 or nationalregulations and available commer‐cially with the corresponding mark‐ing. Wear face protection. Wear long trousers made from resistantmaterial.Dust can be whipped up during operation.Whipped up dust can damage the respiratorypassages and cause allergic reactions. If dust is generated: Wear a dust respiratormask.Inappropriate clothing can snag on wood,brush or the brushcutter. Users not wearingsuitable clothing are at risk of serious injury. Wear close-fitting clothing. Remove scarves and jewelry.The user may come into contact with the rotat‐ing cutting attachment during operation. Thismay result in serious injury to the user. Wear robust footwear. Wear long trousers made from resistantmaterial.There is a risk of the user coming into contactwith the cutting attachment or the line limitingblade during cleaning and maintenance workand when the cutting attachment is mountedor removed. This may result in injury to theuser. Wear work gloves made from resistant mate‐rial.Wearing unsuitable footwear may cause theuser to slip. This may result in injury to theuser. Wear sturdy, closed-toed footwear with highgrip soles.– The user has receivedinstruction from a STIHLservicing dealer or other4.5Work Area and Surroundingsexperienced user before4.5.1Brushcutterworking with the trimmer forWARNINGthe first time. Bystanders, children and animals are not– The user must not be under the influenceof alcohol, medication or drugs. If you have any queries: Contact a STIHLservicing dealer for assistance.4.4Clothing and equipmentWARNING Objects can be thrown at high speed duringoperation. This may result in injury to the user.0458-832-0121-B. VA0.B21.aware of the dangers of the brushcutter andobjects being thrown into the air and cannotassess them. Bystanders, children and ani‐mals may be seriously injured and propertymay be damaged. Keep bystanders, children15m (50ft)and animals at a distance of15 m from the working area. Maintain a distance of 15 m from objects. Do not leave the brushcutter unattended. Ensure that children cannot play with thebrushcutter.5
English4 Safety Precautions The brushcutter is not waterproof. If you workin the rain or in a damp environment, an elec‐tric shock may occur. The user may be injuredand the brushcutter may be damaged. Do not work in the rain or in a dampenvironment. Electrical components of the brushcutter canproduce sparks. Sparks can cause fires andexplosions in a flammable or explosive envi‐ronment. This can result in serious injuries ordeath and damage to property. Do not work in a flammable environment orin an explosive environment.4.5.2ChargerWARNING Bystanders, children and animals are notaware of and cannot assess the dangers of acharger or electric current. Bystanders, chil‐dren and animals may be seriously or fatallyinjured. Keep bystanders, children and animals awayfrom the work area. Make sure that children can‐not play with the charger. The charger is not waterproof. If you work inthe rain or in a damp environment, an electricshock may occur. The user may be injuredand the charger may be damaged. Do not operate it in the rain or in adamp environment. The charger is not protected against all ambi‐ent conditions. If the charger is exposed tocertain ambient conditions, i t carry out this work: Do not useyour brushcutter and contact your STIHLdealer for assistance.0458-832-0121-B. VA0.B21.
6 Charging the Battery, LEDs3Mounting the Charger on aWall2The charger can be mounted on a wall.21a341bea e0000-GXX-0609-A0dCheck the following pointswhen mounting the charger ona wall:– Suitable fixing materials.– The charger is level.The following dimensions are maintained:– a at least 100 mm– b (for AL 101) 75 mm– b (for AL 300 and AL 500) 120 mm– c 4.5 mm– d 9 mm– e 2.5 mm6.2The charging process startsautomatically when the plug isinserted in a wall outlet and thebattery is fitted in the charger.The charger switches itself offautomatically when the battery isfully charged.The battery and charger become hot during thecharging process.0458-832-0121-B. VA0.B21.5 Insert the plug (6) in a convenient wall outlet(7).The charger (3) runs a self test. The LED (4)glows green for about 1 second and then redfor about 1 second. Fit the connecting cable (5). Insert the battery (2) in the guides in thecharger (3) and press it home as far as stop.The LED (4) glows green. The LEDs (1) glowgreen and the battery (2) is being charged. If the LED (4) and the LEDs (1) stop glowing:The battery (2) is fully charged and can betaken out of the charger (3). If the charger (3) is no longer required. Dis‐connect the plug (6) from the wall outlet (7).6.3State of Charge80-100%60-80%Charging the BatteryThe charging time depends on several factors,e.g. temperature of the battery or the ambienttemperature. The actual charging time may differfrom the specified charging time. For specifiedcharging times see harging the Battery, LEDs40-60%20-40%0-20%0000-GXX-0629-A06English1 Press the button (1).The LEDs (5) glow green for about 5 secondsand indicate the state of charge. If the LED on the right flashes green: Chargethe battery.6.4LEDs on BatteryThe LEDs can show the state of charge or mal‐functions. The LEDs can glow or flash green orred.The state of charge
The STIHL FSA 60 R brushcutter is designed for mowing grass. Never use the brushcutter in the rain. The STIHL AK battery feeds the brushcutter with power. The STIHL AL 101 charger is used to charge the STIHL AK battery. WARNING There is a risk that batteries and chargers that are not explicitly approved by STIHL for the
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