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ou are now the proud owner of an Etesia mower!

This extremely reliable and tough machine has been specially 

designed to give many years of service.

• In order to prolong the life of your mower and keep it in excellent 

working order, read this manual carefully and always follow the 

safety recommendations and maintenance instructions.

• As part of our commitment to excellence, we are constantly 

seeking new ways of improving our products.

• For this reason, your model may differ slightly from the description 

in this manual.

• Up-to-date technical information can be obtained from your dealer 

who will be happy to resolve any queries you may have.

before using your mower

• Prior to use, check that safety labels are present on the mower as 

indicated in the manual. Read these labels carefully. If any safety 

labels are missing, inform your dealer immediately, as the mower is 

required by law to carry them.

• Before using your mower, make sure that you are completely 

familiar with the controls and operating instructions so that you are 

able to stop the machine quickly.

• Before mowing, always clear the lawn of stones, pieces of wood or 

metal, wire, bones, plastic, branches and other debris liable to be 

thrown out by the mower.

• Low branches liable to cause injury to the user should also be 

removed.

• Before mowing each time, ensure that the cutting blade is in good 

condition and tight and that the handlebar is locked.

• Loose clothing and short trousers should not be worn when using 

the mower. Always wear stout and closed shoes. Always wear stout 

and closed shoes. Never use the mower barefoot or wearing sandals. 
Wear ear defenders.

1• YoUr sAFetY And thAt oF others

• Always follow these instructions when using your mower.

• never allow children under the age of 16 to drive the mower.

• never allow anyone who is not familiar with the operating manual 

to use your mower.

• never drive your mower too close to embankments or ditches, on 

soft ground, or where there is a risk of overturning.

• never operate the machine when feeling tired or unwell, or after 

consuming alcohol or taking medicine.

• the user is responsible for ensuring the safety of others within the 

area where the mower is being used.

• Whilst mowing, take care to avoid injury to others caused by flying 

stones and other objects.

• Keep a safe distance from people and animals when the engine is 

running. Never start the machine when they are close by.

• never remove warning labels or safety instructions.

• the mower must have its collection bag and/or its safety shield/deflector. 

Frequently check that the collection bag shows no signs of wear or 

deterioration. Never use the mower if the protection is defective.

• never place hands or feet under the cutting deck.

•the mower has to be always equipped with its safety shield / 

deflector and safety rubber flap.

• Keep your hands and legs clear of rotating or moving parts. Always 

keep clear of the ejection opening.

• Before removing the grassbox or change the cutting height 

adjustment, stop the engine or the blade rotation.

• the hydraulic transmission of your mower uses pressurized oil. 

Never start the mower without the hydraulic transmission cowling.: 

pressurized hydraulic fluid that could escape could have sufficient 

force to penetrate the skin and cause serious injuries in which case 

medical help would be needed right away.

• Avoid obstacles such as mole hills, concrete pedestals, tree stumps 

and edging, which cannot be cut by the blade and which could 

damage the cutting mechanism specially the blade.

• Change the blade after any shock.

• operate the mower only in broad daylight or with good artificial lighting.

• Whenever possible, do not mow wet grass.

• Always stay behind the machine when mowing. drive particularly 

carefully by changing direction. Mowing on too steep slopes 

to be avoided. Work according to the picture 1 – page 6. Mow 

perpendicularly with respect to the slope, never up or down it.

• never run but advance steadily and minding your step especially on slopes.

• Be very careful if you reverse the mower or pull it back towards yourself.

• do not change the motor speed regulation settings or use the motor 

at too high a speed.

• WARNING :

 neVer ALLoW the enGIne to rUn In 

ConFIned AreAs.eXhAUst GAses ContAIn MonXIde, 

WhICh Is odoUrLess And CAn KILL.

• stop the engine for any maintenance on the mower.

• the drive and blade clutch levers never have to be locked in 

working position.

• If the mower has to be lifted or transported, stop the engine and 

remove the spark plug cap.

• If you drive the mower out of the lawn, stop the engine and the 

blade rotation.

• You should also comply with any legal requirements relating to self 

propelled mowers (e.g. insurance, useful life, etc).

• these precautions are vital to your safety. however, the 

recommendations given are not exhaustive and due care should 

always be exercised when using your mower.

• By loading and unloading the machine it is recommended to use 

ramps or to ask help for the loading operation.

MAINteNANce ANd stoRAGe

• Always maintain the machine and accessories in perfect working   

conditions.

• replace worn or damaged parts for greater safety.

• Cleaning or servicing the mower should not be started before 

having stopped the engine and disconnected the spark plug.

• the spare blades must only be fitted on machines for which they are 

designed, in accordance with the instructions.

• switch the engine off before beginning any work on the machine.

• Always use recently purchased petrol. old petrol could leave gum  

deposits in the carburettor, lead to leaks or make the engine difficult 

to start. Only buy unleaded petrol as for maxi one month.

• store the petrol in a clean container not used for other purposes.

• WARNING:

 fuel is highly flammable. 

• neVer store, or Use PetroL neAr A nAKed FLAMe or 

near devices such as stoves, water-heaters with pilot lights or any 

other device liable to produce sparks.

Summary of Contents for rmcb

Page 1: ...rmcb rmcs RMHB GB User Manual Translation of the originals instructions manual Please read carefully before using your machine...

Page 2: ...ams 5 3 Illustrations 7 4 Pictures 9 5 Technical specifications 13 6 Preparation and getting started 14 7 Operating instructions 15 8 Maintenance 16 9 Winter storage long stop 18 10 Day to day mainten...

Page 3: ...s and legs clear of rotating or moving parts Always keep clear of the ejection opening Before removing the grassbox or change the cutting height adjustment stop the engine or the blade rotation The hy...

Page 4: ...exhaust is not fitted with a spark arrester the spark arrester must be kept in good condition by the owner or the user Do not start the engine when the air filter or its cover is removed To prevent t...

Page 5: ...er deviceiable to produce sparks Exhaust fumes are very toxic and contain carbone monoxide who is a deadly and odourless poison Do not run the engine in confined areas To avoid any burn do not touch t...

Page 6: ...stop release the control lever MOTOR STARTING AND STOPPING CONTROL RMCB RMCS 1 Starting 1 Press the safety lever against the handlebars 2 Pull on the starter handle 2 Stopping Release the safety leve...

Page 7: ...1 Safety lever 2 Drive control lever 3 Deflector 4 Filling indicator 5 Gauge Oil filler tube 6 Grassbox 7 Lever for adjusting the cutting height 8 Muffler 9 Spark plug 10 Fuel tap 11 Air filter 12 Fue...

Page 8: ...r 3 Blade clutch lever 4 Drive control lever 5 Deflector 6 Filling indicator 7 Gauge Oil filler tube 8 Grassbox 9 Lever for adjusting the cutting height 10 Muffler 11 Spark plug 12 Fuel tap 13 Air fil...

Page 9: ...1 4 3 2 b a 9 4 Pictures...

Page 10: ...7a 8b 8a 7 5 6 8 9 MAXI20 a a b b 5a RMHB RMCB RMCS a b 1 2 3 b a a b 10 4 Pictures...

Page 11: ...10 a b c d 12a 11 13 12b 11 4 Pictures...

Page 12: ...18a 17 18 14 15 16 19 20 a b a b c KOHLER HONDA 12 4 Pictures...

Page 13: ...of thread 19 mm Spark plug gap 0 76 mm 0 75 mm Maximum angle of use oil level full 20 Maximum power at 3600 rpm 4 3 ch 3 2 kW 5 5 ch 4 1 kW Transmission Disc X Disc Forward speed 3 6 kmph X 3 3 to 4 3...

Page 14: ...arts b Don t start the machine as long as you re not sure that all the spread fuel has been eliminated Petrol is highly flammable Do not smoke while filling with petrol Never add oil to the petrol Bef...

Page 15: ...des rotation when cut is not required during transport Stand behind the handlebar and start engine Push the blade clutch lever hock towards front and fold the blade clutch lever on the handlebar see p...

Page 16: ...g height should be raised high enough to achieve the result sought If you need to tilt your lawnmower for maintenance and inspection make sure that you lay it on its side so that the carburettor is fa...

Page 17: ...cessary value then tighten the lock nuts again and check While the control levers are not being used the spring should not exert any tension on the cable ENGINE MAINTENANCE Before any maintenance oper...

Page 18: ...of the handlebar outwards at their lower mounting points to release the positioning lugs and to be able to raise them Fold the lower parts of the handlebar forward on your lawnmower and rest the uppe...

Page 19: ...orking properly Long distance control trouble Adjust the cable tension Reduce forward speed slot Long distance control trouble Adjust control cables Does not rest on disengaged position Dead point sto...

Page 20: ...will therefore be paid back to the dealer according to charge scale mentioned in the agreement It is dealer responsibility to make sure that the end user does receive the complete warranty allowed by...

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Page 22: ...bject to the internal production control procedure with evaluation of the technical documents and periodic inspection by a notified body the CETIM F 60304 SENLIS CEDEX Average acoustic power level mea...

Page 23: ...ETESIA SERVICE GARANTIE 13 rue de l Industrie 67165 WISSEMBOURG CEDEX France Stamp here please...

Page 24: ...___ Signature____________________ Signature and confirmation of the user that he has taken possession of a machine in perfect working order that the user has been handed over and that he thoroughly re...

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