Craftsman 90074528 Owner's manual

Brand: Craftsman

Model: 90074528

Category: Power tools

Type: Owner's manual

Instruction Manual

14" WEEDWACKER ELECTRIC

DUAL LINE TRIMMER

Mod_-I 74R:_R

& CAUTION:

Before using this product,

read this manual and follow

all its Safety Rules and

Operating Instructions.

• Safety

• Operation

• Maintenance

• Parts List

• Espafiol, p. 12

Sears, Roebuck and Co., Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 U.S.A.

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Form No. 581180-02 Rev 1 FEB. ' 04 Printed in Czech Republic

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Main Handle -

Secondary Handle - 5

Handle Knob -

Adj. Knob - 7 -----

Head - 9

Spool Housing -

I-4

Iger Lever - 1

Cable Restraint - 3

Line Storage Pouch - 14

Storage Position _ 16

Jbe - 15

Cable Storage Hooks - $

Guard - 10 Line Trimming Blade - 11

Heavy Duty

_ _ Line Cassette - 25

Line - 13

FULL ONE YEAR WARRANTY ON CRAFTSMAN TRIMMER

If this Craftsmanproductfailsdue to a defect in materialor workmanshipwithinone

yearfrom the date of purchase,returnit toyour nearestSears storeor Craftsman

outletto have itreplacedfree of charge.

Thiswarrantyappliesonlywhilethistrimmer/ edger is usedinthe UnitedStates.

Thiswarrantygivesyou specificlegal rights,and you may atsohave otherrightswhich

varyfrom statetostate.

Sears, Roebuck and Co., Dept. 817WA, Hoffman Estates, IL 60179

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

TO REDUCE RISK OF INJURY:

• Beforeanyuse, be sureeveryoneusing

thistoolreadsand understandsallsafety

instructionsand otherinformation

containedin thismanual.

• Savetheseinstructionsandreview

frequentlypriortouseand ininstructing

others.

&WARNING: When usingelectric

gardeningappliances,basic safety

precautionsshouldalwaysbefollowed

toreduce riskoffire,electricshock,and

personalinjury,includingthefollowing:

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS.

. ALWAYS WEAR EYE PROTECTION -

Wear safetyspectaclesor gogglesat

all timeswhen this toolispluggedin.

- GUARD - Do not use thistoolwithout

guard attached.

• DRESS PROPERLY - Do notwear

loose clothingor jewelry.They can be

caught in movingparts.Rubbergloves

and substantialrubbersoledfootwear

are recommendedwhenworking

outdoors.Don'toperatethe toolwhen

barefoot or wearingopen sandals.

Wear long pantsto protect your legs.

Wear protectivehaircoveringto contain

longhair.

NYLON LINE - Keep face, hands and

feet clearof rotatingnylonlineat all

times.

THE ROTATING LINE PERFORMS A

CUTTING FUNCTION - Use care

when trimmingaroundscreensand

desirable plantings.

• KEEP ALL BY-STANDERS AWAY -At

a safe distancefromworkarea,

especiallychildren.

• IMPORTANT - When being usedas an

Edger,stones,pieces ofmetaland

otherobjectscan be thrownout at high

speed by the line. Thetooland guard

are designedto reducethe danger.

However,the following special

precautionsshouldbe taken:

• MAKE SURE thatother personsand

petsare at least 100 feet away.

• TO REDUCE THE RISK of rebound

(ricochet)injury,workgoingaway from

any nearby solidobjectsuchas wall

steps, large stone,tree, etc.Use great

carewhen workingcloseto solidobjects

and where necessary,do edgingor

trimmingbyhand.

• AVOID ACCIDENTALLY STARTING -

Don'tcarryplugged-intoolwithfinger on

trigger.

• DO NOT FORCE THE TOOL -At a rate

faster than the rate at whichitis ableto

cut effectively.

• USE THE RIGHT TOOL - Do not usa

this toolfor anyjob exceptthat for

whichit is intended.

• DON'T OVERREACH - Keep proper

footingand balance at all times.

• DON'T ABUSE CORD - Don'tyank

cord from powersupply.Keep cordfrom

heat, oil,and sharpedges.

• DAMAGE TO UNIT - Ifyou strikeor

become entangledwitha foreign object,

stoptool immediately,unplug,checkfor

damage and have anydamage repaired

beforefurther operationisattempted.

Do not operatewith a brokenhubor

spool.

• DAMAGE TO CORD - Keeppower

cordaway from rotatingline. If you

damage the cord,unplugitfrom the

powersupplybeforemovingthe toolor

examiningthe damage.A damaged cord

must be replaced before further use.

• DISCONNECT TOOL- When notin

use, whenreplacing line, or priorto

cleaning.

• AVOID DANGEROUS

ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS - Do

not useelectrictoolsin damp or wet

locations. Followall instructionsinthis

InstructionManual for properoperation

ofyourtool.Don'tusethe toolin therain.

- DO NOT OPERATE portableelectric

tools in gaseousor explosive

atmospheres. Motors in these tools

normally spark, and the sparks might

ignite fumes.

• STORE IDLE TOOLS INDOORS -

When notin use,toolsshould bestored

indoorsin a dry,locked-upplace outof

reach ofchildren.

• GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT

INTERRUPTER (GFCI) protection

shouldbe providedon the circuitsor

outletsto be usedfor the gardening

appliance.Receptaclesare available

havingbuiltin GFCI protectionand may

be usedfor thismeasure of protection.

• SECURE EXTENSION CORD usingthe

cord retainershownin Figure 4.

• STAY ALERT - Watch what you are

doing. Use common sense. Do not

operate tool when you are tired.

° MAINTAINAPPLIANCES WITH CARE

- Followinstructionsfor lubdceting and

changingaccessories,inspectextension

cordsperiodicallyandreplaceifdamaged.

Keephandlesdry,clean and free from

oil and grease.

• CHECK DAMAGED PARTS - Before

further useof theappliance, a guard or

other partthat isdamaged shouldbe

carefullycheckedto determinethat it

willoperate properlyand performits

intendedfunction. Check for alignment

ofmovingparts,bindingof moving

parts, breakageof parts,mounting,and

anyothercondition thatmay affect its

operation.A guardor otherpart that is

damagedshouldbe properlyrepairedor

replaced bya qualified servicefacility

unlessotherwiseindicatedelsewhere in

thismanual.

&WARNING: When servicingdouble

insulatedtools, USE ONLY IDENTICAL

REPLACEMENT PARTS. Repiace or

repair damaged cords.

_WARNING: To preventelectricalshock

hazard, useonlywith an extension

cordsuitablefor outdooruse.Always

connectextensioncordsto a fused line

or oneprotectedby a circuitbreaker.

• EXTENSION CORDS. Make sureyour

extensioncordisingoodcondition.When

usingan extensioncord,be suretouse

one heavyenoughtocarry the current

your productwilldraw.An undersized

extensioncordwiltcause adropin line

voltageresultingin lossofpowerand

overheating.Thetable belowshowsthe

correctsize to usedepending oncord

length andnameplateampererating.If

in doubt,usethe nextheaviergauge.

The smallerthegaugenumber,the

heavierthe cord.Toreducetheriskof

disconnectionoftheappfiancefrom the

extensioncordduringoperation,usethe

extensioncordretainerdescribedinthis

manual.

& WARN ING:

Outdoor use extension cords:

To reduce the risk of electric shock, use

only with an extension cord intended for

outdoor use, such as an extension cord of

type SW-A, SOW-A, STW-A, STOW-A,

SJW-A, SJOW-A, SJTW-A, or SJTOW-A.

Minimum Gage for Extension Cords (AWG)

120 VAC Toots

Total Cord Length 0-25 2_50 51-100 105-150

Amp.Ratin 9 AWG AWG AWG. AWG

More than 0 18 16 16 14

Not More than 6

More than 6 18 16 14 12

Not More than 10

More than 10 16 16 14 12

Not more than 12

More than 12 "14 12 Not

Not more than 16 Recommended

• The guard must be installed before

trimming or edging - if not, the motor

will overheat.

- When repl_cing the AFS ouffe_,_J!ine,

use only .060" diameter TWISTED line

- otherwise the unit will not function

properly.

• When replacing the HDL fixed line use

only Craftsman line item #85876.

- Do not bump the feed head against the

ground - itwill disrupt the feed mechanism.

- Angle tool slightly (5" to 10") when

trimming.

• Always use the cord retainer.

. Wear long pants and substantial

footwear to protect yourself from injury

caused by flying debris. This is

especially important when edging with

the appliance.

DOUBLE INSULATION

(DNOTE: This symbol denotes Double

Insulation. Double insulated tools are

constructed throughout with two

separate layers of electrical insulation or

one double thickness of insulation

between you and the tool's electrical

system. Tools builtwith this insulation

system are not intended to be grounded.

As a result, your tool isequipped with a

two prong plug which permits you to use

extension cords without concem for

maintaining a ground connection.

NOTE: Double insulation does not take

the place of normal safety precautions

when operating this tool. The insulation

system is for added protection against

injury resulting from a possible electrical

insulation failure within the tool.

REPLACEMENT PARTS: When

servicing all tools, USE IDENTICAL

REPLACEMENT PARTS.

POLARIZED PLUGS

Repair or replace damaged cords.

To reduce the risk of electric shock, this

equipment has a polarized plug (one

blade iswider than the other). This

equipment must be used with a suitable

3 wire outdoor extension cord. Polarized

connections will fit together only one

way. Make sure that the receptacle end

of the extension cord has large and small

blade slot widths. If the plug does not fit

fully into the extension cord, reverse the

plug. If it still does not fit, obtain a

suitable extension cord. If the extension

cord does not fit fully into the outlet,

contact a qualified electrician to install the

proper outlet. Do not change the tool plug

or extension cord in any way.

SPECIFIC WARNING

&WARNING: Some dust created by this

product containschemicalsknown tothe

State of Californiatocause cancer,birth

defectsorotherreproductive harm.

Some examplesofthesechemicalsare:

ocompounds in fertilizers

• compounds in insecticides,herbicides

and pesticides

• arsenicand chromiumfrom

chemicallytreatedlumber

Toreduceyour exposuretothese

chemicals,wearapprovedsafety

equipment suchas dustmasksthat are

speciallydesignedtofilteroutmicroscopic

particles.

A WARNING: Thisproductcontains

chemicals,includinglead, knownto the

State of California to cause cancer, and

birth defects or other reproductive harm.

Wash hands after handling.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

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ASSEMBLY

A WARNING: Toavoid seriousinjury,

makesurethatthe toolisswitchedoff

and unpluggedbeforeassembly.

FITTING THE GUARD (FIG, 1)

• Remove the screw (17) from the guard

(10).

• Place the guard onto the tool as shown,

• Firmly press the guard until it snaps

into place.

• Secure the guard with the screw,

#,WARNING: Toavoidserious injury,

never usethe toolunless the guard is

properlyfitted.

FITTING THE SE,CONDARY HANDLE (FIG.2)

• Place the handle (5) on the tool as

shown.

• Adjust the handle to the most

comfortable position. Use the markings

as a guide.

• Pass the bolt (6) through the secondary

handle and the main handle.

• Screw the bolt into the far side of the

secondary handle, Do not overtighten

the bolt,

STORING THE CASSETFE NOT IN USE

(FIG.3)

The tool has two cutting system cassettes:

- AFS: Autofeed System twin line for

light trimming and edging.

• HDL: Heavy Duty Line cutting system

for more overgrown areas.

The cutting system cassette not in use

can be stored in the position provided (16),

• Align the tabs on the cassette with the

cut outs (28) at the underside of the

handle.

* Push the cassette into the handle until

it snaps securely into place.

StOm_ _mEHEAVY_ UNE(F_ 3)

* The unit is supplied with several pieces

of spare heavy cutting line.

- The extra pieces of heavy cutting line

can be stored securely in the recess in

the handle (14).

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19/25

RELEASING THE CUTTING LINE

Forshipmentpurposes,the cuttinglineis

taped to the spoolhousing.

, Remove the tape holdingthe cutting

line (13) tothe spoolhousing(12).

CONNECTING THE TOOL (FIG. 4)

- Connect the female plug of a suitable

extension cord to the power inlet (4).

• Loop the cord through the cord

restraint (3).

• Insert the plug intoa receptacle,

AWARNING:

Outdooruseextensioncords:

Toreduce the risk of electric shock, use

only with an extension cord intended for

outdoor use, such as an extension cord

of type SW-A, SOW-A, STW-A, STOW-A,

SJW-A, SJOW-A, SJTW-A, or SJTOW-A.

& CAUTION: To avoidtool damage, let

the toolworkat itsown pace. Do not

overload.

SETTING THE TOOL TO TRIMMING OR

EDGING MODE (FIG. 5, 6 & 7)

The toolcan be used in trimmingmode

as shownin Fig. 5 or in edgingmode to

trimoverhanginggrass along tawnedges

and flowerbeds as shown in Fig. 6.

A. CAUTION: Toavoidtooldamage, do

notusethe heavy dutycuttingsystem

for edging.

TRIMMING MODE (FIG. 5 & 6)

For trimming,thetrimmerhead shouldbe

in the position shown in Fig. 5. If it isnot:

• Depress the adjustmentbutton(7).

• Rotate the head (9), while releasingthe

button.

• When the head isin position,the

buttonwilllock intoplace.

Note: The headwill onlyrotate in one

direction.

EDGING MODE (FIG, 6)

For edging, the trimmer head should be

in the position shown in Fig. 6. If it is not:

. Depress the adjustment button (7).

• Rotate the head (9), while releasing the

button.

• When the head is in position, the

button will lock into place.

Note: The head will only rotate in one

direction.

ACAUTION: To avoid tool damage, do

not use the heavy duty cutting system

for edging.

ADJUSTING THE HEIGHT OF THE

TOOL (FIG. 7)

This tool has a telescopic mechanism,

allowing you to set it to a comfortable

height. There are three height settings.

To adjust the height setting, proceed as

follows:

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O 15 _*_*_

• Depress the adjustment button (7).

• Gently pull the tube (15) in or out of the

motor housing (9) to the desired height,

while releasing the button.

- When the tube is in position, the button

wilt lock into place.

SWITCHING ON AND OFF

- Toswitchthe toolon, squeeze the

triggerlever(1).

• Toswitchthe tooloff,release the

triggerlever.

£WARNING: Toavoid seriousinjury,

never attemptto lock the

triggerleverin the on position.

HINTS FOR OPTIMUM USE

GENERAL

• In order to achieve optimum cutting

results, only cut dry grass.

TRIMMING

• Holdthe tool as shown in Fig. 5.

• Gent swingthe _dmmer fn:x-nside to side.

• When cutting long grass, work in

stages from the top. Take small cuts.

• Keep the tool away from hard objects

and delicate plants.

• If the tool starts running slowly, reduce

the load.

EDGING

Optimum cuttingresults areachieved on

edges deeper than 2 inches.

° Do not usethe toolto createedges.To

create edges, use an edgingspade.

• Guide the toolwith edgeguideon hard

surfaceas shownin Fig, 6.

• Tomake a closercut,slightlytiltthetool.

& WARNING: To avoidseriousinjury,

switchoffand unplugthe tool before

performingany maintenance.

Your toolhas beendesignedto operate

overa long periodof timewitha minimum

of maintenance.Continuoussatisfactory

operationdependsuponpropertoolcare

and regularcleaning.

• Regularlyclean the ventilationslotsin

yourtoolusinga softbrushordrycloth,

• Regularlyclean the cuttinglineand

spoolusing a softbrush or drycloth.

• Regularlyusea bluntscraperto remove

gr_s._ _nd dirt fromthe underneath of

the guard,

Frn'ING A NEW SPOOL OF AFS

currlNG LINE (FIG. 8 & 9)

Completecassettescontaininga spoolof

cuttingline are availablefrom your

Craftsmandealer (item no. 85878).

• Unplugthe tool,

° Depressthe tabs (18) and removethe

cassette(19) from the cassette housing

(12) inthe trimmerhead. Fig. 8.

° Graspempty spool(20) withone hand

and cassette withother hand and pull

spoolout from cassette. If leverin base

ofcassettebecomes dislodged, replace

in correctpositionbefore insertingnew

spoolintocassette.

• Remove any dirtand grass from the

cassetteand housing.

• Takethe new spool and push itonto

the boss(Fig. 9) in the cassette.Rotate

thespoolslightlyuntilit isseated.

• Uncliptheend of oneofthecuttinglines

andguidethelineintooneof the eyelets

(21).Fig.9. The lineshouldprob'ude

approx.4-3/8 in.from the cassette.

° Unclip the end of the other cutting line

and guide the line into the other eyelet.

The line shouSdprotrude approx.

4-3/8 in. from the cassette.

• Align the cassette tabs (18) withthe

slots(22) inthe housing.Fig.8.

• Push the cassette onto the housing

until it snaps securely into place.

A CAUTION: To avoid tool damage, If

the cutting lines protrude beyond the

trimming blade (11), cut them off so

that they just reach the blade.

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Boss _ Lever

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WINDING NEW LINE ONTO AN EMPTY

SPOOL (FIG. 10 &11)

You may wind new cuffing line onto an

empty spool. Replacement packs of

0.050" cutting line are available from your

Craftsman dealer.

• Remove the empty spool from the tool

as described above.

• Remove any remaining cutting line

from the spool.

• First wind new line onto the

uppermost part of the spool.

- Feed 3/4 inch of cutting line into one

of the line anchoring slots.

- Wind the cutting line onto the spool in

the direction of the arrow on the spool.

Make sure to wind the line on neatly

and in layers. Do not criss-<_'_s.

Fig. 10.

- When the wound cutting line reaches

the recesses (24), cut the line. Fig. 11.

-Temporarilyparkthe line in the holding

slots (23) on one side of the spool as

shown in the inset in Fig. 11.

• Repeat the above procedure for the

second cutting line on the lower

section of the spool.

- Fit the spool onto the tool as described

in Fitting a New Spool of Cutting Line.

IlL CAUTION: Before you begin trimming,

only use the appropriate type of

Craftsman cutting line. Ensure that

cutting line is present in both sections

of the spool. Fig. 9.

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FITTING THE HDL CASSETTE (FIG. 12)

Yourtrimmer isshippedwiththe AFS

cassette installed.To fit the HDL (Heavy

DutyLine) cassette, proceedas follows:

- Unplugthe tool.

- Keepthe tabs (16) depressed and

removetheAFS cassette(19) from the

cassettehousing(12) inthetrimmer

head.Fig. 8.

- Make sure a piece of heavycuttingline

iscorrectlyfittedtothe HDL cassette,

as describedin Fittinga New Piece of

HeavyDutyCuttingLine below. Fig. 12.

- Align the tabsonthe HDLcassette

withthe slots(22, Fig. 8) in the

cassette housing.

• Push the HDL cassette intothe housing

untilit snaps securelyintoplace,

FITTING A NEW PIECE OF HEAVY

DUTY CUTTING LINE (FIG. 12)

Replacement pieces of heavy duty

cutting line are available from your

Cr_,ffsman ,.l_i_. ,,ll,.... 85876) "r^ _,,,

a new piece of cutting line, proceed as

follows:

• Unplug the trimmer from its power

source.

• Depress the tabs (28) and remove the

HDL cassette (25) from the cassette

housing (!2, Fig. 8) in the trimmer

head.

• Remove the used piece of line from

the cassette.

• Remove any dirt and grass from the

cassette and housing.

• Thread a new piece of line (26)

through the holes in each side of the

cassette.

• Place the metal ferrule (27) in position

as shown.

° Align the cassette tabs with the slots

(22, Fig 8) in the housing.

o Push the cassette onto the housing

until it snaps securely into place.

TROUBLESHOOTING

If your tool does not seem to operate

properly, follow the instructions below. If

this does not solve the problem, please

contact your nearest Sears Parts & Repair

Center.

& WARNING: To avoid serious injury,

switch off and unplug the tool before

performing any maintenance.

Tool runs slowly

• Check that the cassette housing (12)

can rotate freely. Carefully clean it if

necessary.

• Check that the cutting line does not

protrude more than 4-3/8 in. from the

cassette. If it does, cut it off so that it

just reaches the line trimming blade.

Automatic line feed does not work

• Keep the tabs depressed and remove

the cassette from the cassette housing

in the trimmer head.

• Pull the cutting line until it protrudes

4-3/8 in. from the cassette. If

spool, install a new spool of cutting

line.

• Align the tabs on the cassette with the

cut outs in the housing.

• Push the cassette onto the housing

until it snaps securely into place.

• If the cutting tine protrudes beyond the

trimming blade, cut it off so that it just

reaches the blade.

If the automatic line feed still does not

work or the spool is jammed, try the

following suggestions:

• Carefully clean the cassette and

housing.

• Remove the spool and check if the

lever in the cassette can move freely.

• Remove the spool and unwind the

cutting line, then wind it on neatly

again. Replace the spool into the

cassette.

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Item Number

Part Number

Parts List for 74528 Type 1

Description

Qty Required

101 583316-02 MOTOR ASSY. 1

102 579318-00 SWITCH 1

103 579820-01 TRIGGER 1

104 575462-00 SPOOL & LINE 1

105 585525-00 CORDSET 1

106 580826-00 SPRING 1

107 806603-00 CORD PROTECTOR 1

108 579807-02 CLAMSHELL SET 1

109 579806-02 CLAMSHELL SET 1

110 583934-01 BRUSH KIT 1

112 581162-00 RETAINING RING 1

t t3 581237-00 SPOOL HOUSING 1

115 575648-03 SPOOL COVER 1

116 587129-00 GUARD ASSEMBLY 1

117 584059-00 TUBE ASSM. 1

118 585526-00 MOTOR CABLE 1

119 579838-01 COVER ASSY. 1

120 580203-03 HEAVEY DUTY LINE 1

121 586832-00 AUX.HANDLE ASSY 1

122 830762-00 NUT 1

123 580098-00 BOLT 1

124 583836-01 KNOB 1

125 579822-01 ACTUATOR 1

126 580936-00 SPRING 1

127 747329-00 SCREW 17

128 580469-00 CABLE GUIDE 1

129 821032-00 SCREW,_ X 1/2 4

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Parts List for 74528 Type 1

Description

130 585704-00 IDENT LABEL

131 586834-00 BRAND LABEL

132 585702-00 NAMEPLATE

133 585703-00 BRAND LABEL

135 586900-00 SCREW

I37 586835-00 WARNING LABEL

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Model: 90074528

Category: Power tools

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