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Translation of the original instructions for use

TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Contents

1

About these instructions for use .............. 31

1.1

Symbols on the title page ................... 31

1.2

Legends and signal words ................. 31

2

Product description .................................. 31

2.1

Designated use .................................. 31

2.2

Possible misuse ................................. 31

2.3

Symbols on the appliance .................. 32

2.4

Safety and protective devices ............ 32

2.5

Product overview (01) ........................ 32

3

Safety instructions ................................... 32

4

Unpacking and assembling the tractor .... 33

5

Controls ................................................... 33

5.1

Standard dashboard (02) ................... 33

5.2

Dashboard with display (03)............... 33

5.2.1

Function keys and display ........... 34

5.2.2

Pilot lights .................................... 34

5.3

Brake and clutch pedal (05) ............... 35

5.4

Transmission operation (driving
speed) (04) ......................................... 35

5.5

Foot hydrostat transmission (04, 05).. 35

5.6

Operating the mower mechanism
(06) ..................................................... 35

6

Start-up .................................................... 35

6.1

Checking the mower mechanism ....... 36

6.2

Oil fill .................................................. 36

6.3

Filling with fuel (09) ............................ 36

6.4

Checking the tyre pressure ................ 36

6.5

Fitting the grass catcher (10 – 13) ..... 36

6.6

Checking the safety devices .............. 37

6.6.1

Checking the brake contact
switch........................................... 37

6.6.2

Checking the mower mechanism
contact switch .............................. 37

6.6.3

Checking the seat contact switch

37

6.6.4

Checking the grass catcher con-
tact switch.................................... 37

6.6.5

Checking the discharge channel
contact switch .............................. 37

7

Operating the tractor ................................. 37

7.1

Fundamental preparatory measures .. 37

7.2

Use of accessories ............................. 38

7.3

Pushing the lawn tractor (15, 16)........ 38

7.4

Starting and stopping the engine ........ 38

7.5

Driving with the tractor ........................ 38

7.5.1

Preparing to drive at tempera-
tures below 10 °C......................... 38

7.5.2

Driving with the foot hydrostat
transmission ................................. 39

7.5.3

Driving with cruise control ............ 39

7.5.4

Driving and mowing on slopes ..... 39

7.5.5

Mowing with the lawn tractor........ 39

8

Cleaning the lawn tractor........................... 41

8.1

Cleaning the grass catcher ................. 41

8.2

Cleaning the deck, engine and trans-
mission................................................ 41

8.3

Cleaning the discharge channel (18) .. 41

9

Maintenance.............................................. 42

9.1

Maintenance schedule........................ 42

9.2

Lubricating plan .................................. 42

9.3

Wheel change..................................... 43

9.4

Starter battery ..................................... 43

9.5

Removing the mower mechanism ...... 44

9.6

Renewing the V-belt ........................... 44

10 Transport ................................................... 44

11 Storage...................................................... 44

12 Help in case of malfunction ....................... 45

12.1 Fault and fault rectification error

shown on display ................................ 47

13 Guarantee ................................................. 49

Summary of Contents for solo ak127370

Page 1: ...es 37 6 6 1 Checking the brake contact switch 37 6 6 2 Checking the mower mechanism contact switch 37 6 6 3 Checking the seat contact switch 37 6 6 4 Checking the grass catcher con tact switch 37 6 6...

Page 2: ...on which can result in material damage if not avoided NOTE Special instructions for ease of un derstanding and handling 2 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Lawn tractors with rear discharge are manufac tured in dif...

Page 3: ...chanism covers Discharge channel contact switch 2 5 Product overview 01 No Component 1 Steering wheel 2 Dashboard 3 Brake pedal 4 Engine cover 5 Transmission activation reverse 6 Transmission activati...

Page 4: ...specialist to confirm that the assembly has been carried out correctly before the machine is started up Check whether all safety and protec tive devices are in place and functioning correct ly 5 CONTR...

Page 5: ...is left in the ignition lock in position I 03 13 Resetting the daily operating hours to 0 Note Only the daily operating hours can be reset to 0 not the total operating hours 5 2 2 Pilot lights Item De...

Page 6: ...hed off if just the reverse pedal is pressed Mowing in reverse see chapter 7 5 5 Mowing with the lawn trac tor page 39 5 5 Foot hydrostat transmission 04 05 The foot hydrostat transmission is operated...

Page 7: ...plosion if the fuel catches fire 3 Press on the tank cap cover 09 1 4 Swivel the tank cap cover 09 1 upwards The tank cap cover 09 1 is unlocked 5 Open the tank cap 09 2 and pour in the fuel Note Avoi...

Page 8: ...rake 05 2 3 Start the engine and let it run at maximum rpm 4 Switch on the mower mechanism 02 5 posi tion 1 5 Take your weight off the seat by standing up do not get off NOTE The engine must switch it...

Page 9: ...d lock it using the locking lever 05 2 3 Make sure the mower mechanism is not switched on To do this check the position of the toggle switch 02 5 position 0 4 Move the engine speed controller 02 2 to...

Page 10: ...e Then drive away down the slope slowly straight along the fall line The weight of a full grass catcher increases the risk of the lawn tractor tip ping over Do not drive on gradients of more than 10 1...

Page 11: ...rass catcher 1 For emptying operate the toggle switch 07 1 on the left of the operator s seat 2 To close the grass catcher operate the tog gle switch again Emptying the grass catcher with operating le...

Page 12: ...Switch off the engine 2 Tilt the grass catcher slightly 3 Remove the grass catcher upwards Removing an electrically operated grass catcher 1 Switch off the engine 2 Make sure that the electrically op...

Page 13: ...n authorised service workshop NOTE It may be necessary to shorten the maintenance intervals compared to those stated in the table above in case of severe loading and at high temperatures In addition p...

Page 14: ...feather key when pull ing the rear wheels off the axle 10 Clean the axle and the hole in the wheel be fore reassembly and grease both of them with multi purpose grease 11 Put the wheel onto the axle N...

Page 15: ...mechanism to the lowest setting 35 6 Unhook the tension spring on the mower mechanism 36 7 Move the mower mechanism back up to the top 37 8 Disconnect the V belt duct 38 9 Unhook the V belt from the...

Page 16: ...n con tainers clean carburettor customer ser vice workshop Air filter contaminated Clean air filter see operating instruc tions from engine manufacturer No ignition spark Clean the spark plug replace...

Page 17: ...st Reduce driving speed Different tyre pressure at wheels Inflate to correct air pressure Read off correct tyre pressure on tyre Grass catcher does not fill up Cutting height set too low Correct the c...

Page 18: ...n off and back on again position 2 2 Press the mower mechanism switch several times Self diagnosis if necessary auto matic deletion of the fault otherwise contact Service Err 04 Box switch ECU detects...

Page 19: ...1 Self diagnosis if necessary auto matic deletion of the fault otherwise contact Service Err 10 Ignition coil ECU detects incorrect sta tus of the ignition coil out put 1 Switch the ignition off and b...

Page 20: ...sed repair attempts Unauthorised technical modifications Non intended use The guarantee excludes Paint damage that can be attributed to normal wear and tear Wear parts that are marked with a frame xxx...

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