196cc 4 Stroke Petrol Lawn Mower
AFTER SALES SUPPORT
(toll free)
MODEL No.: SLM462 • 03/2019 63158
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Using the mower without the catcher (17) attached: the lawn mower
will mulch as it cuts and the fine grass clippings are distributed back
onto the grass surface without leaving piles of grass clippings.
To undertake this task, remove the catcher (17), and insert the
mulching block (37) into position.
Ensure the side ejector cover (12) is in the closed position. DO NOT use
the side discharge chute (13) when mulch and mowing.
4. EMPTYING THE CATCHER
As soon as you see mown grass debris on the lawn, the catcher (17)
needs to be emptied.
IMPORTANT! Before you remove the catcher (17), stop the
engine and wait until the blade system reaches a standstill.
1) Raise the rear discharge guard (7) and remove the catcher (17), then
release the rear discharge guard (7).
2) Empty the grass clippings from the catcher (17) into the appropriate
bin. Check with your local council for more information. Refit
catcher (17) per previous instructions.
3) If any grass clippings are caught in the rear discharge chute, clean it
using a broom or similar extension.
4) Do not remove grass debris from under the deck, or on/around the
blades by hand or with your feet. Instead use suitable tools such as a
brush or broom.
5) To ensure that the grass clippings can be blown into catcher (17),
the rear discharge chute, and the inside of the mower deck must be
cleared of any blockage.
Engine tipping
NOTE:
Always ensure the engine is switched off and the spark plug cap
is removed before undertaking this task.
When cleaning, or performing any maintenance such as replacing
the blades, it is very important that the lawn mower is ONLY tipped
backwards (front wheels pointing upwards, and the handle bar to the
ground). Failing to do so will result in the engine damage. Should this
occur, the lawn mower should be taken to a lawn mower repair shop
which is not covered under warranty.
Poor engine performance
Operation
