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Adjusting the Cutting Height

Always handle the blade with care - sharp edges could
cause injury.  USE GLOVES.  Never use more than 3
Cutting Height Spacers.  Spacers must only be fitted
between the blade and the fan and NEVER between the
blade and the bolt.
1. Remove the blade bolt, and blade as described in

Removing the Blade and Fan.

2. For a Lower Cut - Add spacers to a maximum of 3.
3. For a Higher Cut - Take spacers away.
4. Refit the blade as described in Fitting the Blade and

Fan.

Q

Removing and fitting the Blade and Fan

R

blade bolt

blade

fan

spacers

Removing the Blade and Fan
1. To remove the blade bolt, hold the fan firmly and with

the spanner provided loosen the blade bolt by turning it
anti-clockwise (Q).

2. Remove the blade bolt, blade, spacers and fan. (R)
3. Inspect for damage and clean as necessary.

Renew your metal blade after 50 hours mowing or 2
years whichever is the sooner - regardless of condition.
If the blade is cracked or damaged replace it with a new
one. Never use a blade bolt if the insulated head is
damaged cracked or missing.

Fitting the Blade and Fan
1. Ensure the fan is located correctly.(R)
2. Place the spacers onto the fan ensuring the pegs have

located into the holes.(R)

3. Place the blade onto the spacers ensuring the pegs

have located into the holes on the blade and ensuring
the blades is positioned as illustrated in Figure R

4. Place the blade bolt through the centre hole of the

blade.

5. Tighten down clockwise by hand.
6. Hold the fan firmly and tighten the blade bolt with the

spanner provided.

Caring for your Lawnmower

S1

S4

S2

S3

Cleaning 
IMPORTANT: It is very important that you keep your
lawnmower clean.  Grass clippings left in any of the air
intakes or under the hood could become a potential fire
hazard.  USE GLOVES.
Switch off and remove the plug from the mains before
cleaning.
It is recommended that you clean your lawnmower straight
after mowing while the grass is still wet.
1. Remove grass from under the hood with the

spanner/scraper tool provided. (S1)

2. Remove the blade, see Figure R, to gain access to the

fan and clean with a soft brush. (S2)

3. Lever the roller out of position and clean with a soft

brush. (S3)

4. Using a soft brush, remove grass clippings from:

•  all air intakes (S4)

Summary of Contents for Glide Master 340

Page 1: ...IMPORTANT INFORMATION Read before use retain for future reference Glide Master 340 Glide Master 360 Glide Master 380 Original Instructions...

Page 2: ...ally children or pets are in the area Beware of sharp blades remove plug from mains before maintenance or if cable is damaged Blades continue to rotate after the machine is switched off Keep the cable...

Page 3: ...he operating position before returning the appliance to the ground 14 Never pick up or carry a mower when it is operating or still connected to the mains supply 15 Remove the plug from the mains befor...

Page 4: ...To prevent a ring being cut in your lawn and to clear any residual grass in the collection chute tilt your lawnmower slightly F The switchbox is provided with a lock off button G1 to prevent accident...

Page 5: ...assbox is empty Lift out box N1 N2 N3 N4 Storing your cable in the Easi Reel cable winder 1 Insert the female connector into the centre of the cable winder N1 2 Place the cable under the cable guide N...

Page 6: ...head is damaged cracked or missing Fitting the Blade and Fan 1 Ensure the fan is located correctly R 2 Place the spacers onto the fan ensuring the pegs have located into the holes R 3 Place the blade...

Page 7: ...x cable is not trapped Do not hang the product on the wall as this will damage the switchbox Store in a dry place where your lawnmower is protected from damage S8 V S5 S6 X T1 T3 T2 S7 W Caring for yo...

Page 8: ...available from most Husqvarna UK Ltd stockists 4 Your product is uniquely identified by a silver and black product rating label 5 If you have a problem with your machine contact your local Approved Se...

Page 9: ...product s corresponds to the Value ah given in the table 2000 14 EC The Measured Sound Power LWA Guaranteed Sound Power LWA values are according to the tabulated figures Conformity Assessment Procedur...

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