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DESCRIPTION

1.1

PURPOSE

This machine is used for domestic lawn mowing. The

cutting blade must be approximately parallel to the

ground. All four wheels must touch the ground while you

mow.

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OVERVIEW

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12

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7

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8

10

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Handle knob

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Upper handle

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Lower handle

4

Bolt

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Knob

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Grass catcher

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Mulch plug

8

Rear discharge door

9

Discharge chute

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Battery door

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Height adjustment lever

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Battery compartment

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Safety key

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Battery release button

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Key cover

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Start button

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Bail switch

18

Self-propel lever

19

Speed control button

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Slot

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Blade

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Mounting screw

23

Spacer

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Storage switch

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DANGER

This machine was built to be operated according to

the rules for safe operation included in this manual. As

with any type of power equipment, carelessness or

error on the part of the operator can result in serious

injury. This machine is capable of amputating hands

and feet and throwing objects. Failure to observe all

safety instructions could result in serious injury or

death.

 

NOTE

When using electric lawn mowers, basic safety

precautions should always be followed to reduce the

risk of fire, electric shock, and personal injury. These

basic precautions include the following:

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CHILDREN AND BYSTANDERS

Tragic accidents can occur if the operator is not alert to

the presence of children or bystanders.
• Keep the area of operation clear of all persons,

particularly small children, and pets.

• Use extreme care when approaching blind corners,

doorways, shrubs, trees, or other objects that may

obscure your vision of a child or bystander. Keep

children, bystanders, helpers and pets at least 100

feet (30m) from the mower while it is in operation.

Stop the machine if anyone enters the area.

• Never allow children under 14 years old to operate a

power mower. Operators 14 years old and over

should fully read and understand the operator’s

manual and safety rules. Only responsible

individuals who are familiar with these rules of safe

operation should be allowed to use this machine.

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GENERAL OPERATION

• Read this operator’s manual carefully in its entirety

before assembling or operating this machine. Read,

understand, and follow all instructions on the

machine and in the manuals before operation.

Familiarize yourself with the controls and proper use

of this machine before operation. Save this manual

for future and regular reference.

• Do not use the lawn mower for any job except that

for which it is intended. Your lawn mower has been

designed to perform only one job: cut grass.

• Don’t force the lawn mower, it will do the job better

and more safely at the rate for which it was

designed.

• Don’t overreach, keep proper footing and balance at

all times. Many injuries occur as a result of the

mower being pulled over the foot during a fall

caused by slipping or tripping. A slip and fall can

cause serious personal injury. If you feel you are

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Summary of Contents for GMS 250

Page 1: ...LMB406 GMS 250 EN OPERATOR MANUAL MANUAL DEL OPERADOR MOWER ES CORTAC SPED MANUEL D UTILISATION FR TONDEUSE...

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Page 3: ...l the grass catcher 8 6 5 Install the mulch plug 8 6 6 Set the blade height 8 6 7 Install the battery pack 9 6 8 Remove the battery pack 9 7 Operation 9 7 1 Start the machine 9 7 2 Stop the machine 9...

Page 4: ...r bystanders Keep the area of operation clear of all persons particularly small children and pets Use extreme care when approaching blind corners doorways shrubs trees or other objects that may obscur...

Page 5: ...d close fitting slacks and shirts Shirts and pants that cover the arms and legs and steel toed shoes are recommended Never operate this machine in bare feet sandals slippery or lightweight e g canvas...

Page 6: ...manual use care and good judgment or contact Customer Service for assistance 3 SYMBOLS ON THE PRODUCT Some of the following symbols may be used on this tool Please study them and learn their meaning P...

Page 7: ...cracks or breaks with or without leaks do not recharge it and do not use Discard it and replace with a new battery pack DO NOT TRY TO REPAIR IT To prevent injury and risk of fire explosion or electric...

Page 8: ...e knobs onto the bolts 4 Do the same operation on the other side 6 4 INSTALL THE GRASS CATCHER 6 20 8 1 Remove the mulch plug 2 Open the rear discharge door and hold it 3 Hold the the grass catcher by...

Page 9: ...protection during operation 7 1 START THE MACHINE 18 16 17 19 1 Open the key cover 2 Put in the safety key 3 Push and hold the start button 4 While you hold the start button pull the bail switch in th...

Page 10: ...hidden objects that can cause you to fall Remove all obstacles such as rocks and tree limbs Make sure that your footing is stable If you are out of balance release the bail switch immediately Do not m...

Page 11: ...ose or damaged parts If it is necessary do these steps instructions Replace the damaged parts Tighten the bolts Speak to a person at an approved service center Store the machine in a dry area Make sur...

Page 12: ...oblem Possible cause Solution The machine stops during mowing The blade height is too low Increase the blade height The battery pack is out of power Charge the bat tery pack The grass clip pings attac...

Page 13: ...ance with the owner s manual or 3 Normal wear except as noted below 4 Routine maintenance items such as lubricants blade sharpening 5 Normal deterioration of the exterior finish due to use or exposure...

Page 14: ...WITCH 6 RB341372376 1 KIT PRESSURE PLATE 7 RB341472376 1 KIT KEY ASSEMBLY 8 RB341352376A 1 KIT KEY COVER ASSEMBLY 9 RB341392376 1 KIT BATTERY DOOR 10 RB341362376A 1 KIT HINGE ASSEMBLY 11 RB341382376 1...

Page 15: ...T HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT BRACKET ASSEM BLY LEFT 29 RB341072376 1 KIT REAR DISCHARGE DOOR 30 RB341031531A 1 KIT 10 WHEEL ASSEMBLY 31 RB333062376 1 KIT REAR WHEEL AXLE ASSEMBLY 32 RB342022376 1 KIT CUSHION 3...

Page 16: ...arri re 22 6 5 Installez le bouchon de d chiquetage 22 6 6 R glez la hauteur de la lame 22 6 7 Installez le bloc batterie 22 6 8 Retirez le bloc batterie 23 7 Utilisation 23 7 1 D marrez la machine 23...

Page 17: ...rit de base doivent toujours tre prises pour r duire les risques d incendie de choc lectrique et de blessures corporelles Ces pr cautions de base comprennent ce qui suit 2 1 LES ENFANTS ET LES CURIEUX...

Page 18: ...de l op rateur derri re les guidons Un couvercle de d charge manquant ou endommag peut causer un contact avec la lame ou des blessures caus es par des objets projet s Les objets heurt s par la lame d...

Page 19: ...ebord d un talus vous pourriez perdre pied ou perdre l quilibre Ne tondez pas sur une pente inclin e plus de 15 tel qu il est montr sur l indicateur de pente Ne tondez pas du gazon mouill ou humide L...

Page 20: ...re mplacez le imm diate ment DANGER Gardez les gens dis tance Ne tondez pas lorsque des enfants ou d autres personnes se trouvent proximit Symbole Nom Explication DANGER D bris re jet s Retirez les ob...

Page 21: ...endroit o ils feront partie d un site d enfouissement de d chets ou d un flux de d chets solides municipaux Emmenez les dans un centre de recyclage ou d limination certifi 6 INSTALLATION AVERTISSEMEN...

Page 22: ...LA LAME La lame de la machine peut tre r gl e diff rentes hauteurs 11 1 Tirez le levier de r glage de la hauteur vers l arri re pour augmenter la hauteur de la lame 2 Tirez le levier de r glage de la...

Page 23: ...TEZ LA MACHINE 1 Rel chez l interrupteur d arr t d urgence pour arr ter la machine AVERTISSEMENT Attendez que les lames s arr tent compl tement avant de red marrer la machine N teignez pas et n allume...

Page 24: ...sque vous la d marrez Ne placez pas les mains ou les pieds proximit ou en dessous des pi ces en mouvement Gardez la trappe d jection arri re propre Ne coupez l herbe humide Une hauteur de lame plus le...

Page 25: ...instructions Remplacez les pi ces endommag es Serrez les crous Parlez une personne d un centre de service certifi Entreposez la machine dans un endroit sec Assurez vous que les enfants ne peuvent pas...

Page 26: ...ez la source d alimenta tion 4 V rifiez qu elle n est pas endom mag e 5 R parez la machine avant de la red marrer Probl me Cause possible Solution Le moteur s ar r te pendant la tonte La hauteur de la...

Page 27: ...odification ou 2 L appareil s il n a pas t utilis et ou entretenu conform ment au manuel du propri taire ou 3 Usure normale sauf comme indiqu ci dessous 4 Articles d entretien courant tels que lubrifi...

Page 28: ...R IEUR 5 RB363012376 1 TROUSSE INTERRUPTEUR 6 RB341372376 1 TROUSSE PLAQUE DE PRESSION 7 RB341472376 1 TROUSSE ENSEMBLE DE CL 8 RB341352376A 1 TROUSSE ENSEMBLE PANNEAU CL 9 RB341392376 1 TROUSSE TRAP...

Page 29: ...BO TIER 27 RB333092376A 1 TROUSSE ENSEMBLE DE PLAQUETTE DE R GLAGE DE LA HAUTEUR DROITE 28 RB333082376A 1 TROUSSE ENSEMBLE DE PLAQUETTE DE R GLAGE DE LA HAUTEUR GAUCHE 29 RB341072376 1 TROUSSE TRAPPE...

Page 30: ...45 RB34110811V1 1 TROUSSE BOUTON D JECTION DE LA BATT ERIE Greenworks Tools PO Box 1238 Mooresville NC 28115 30 Fran ais FR...

Page 31: ...laci n del tap n de mulching 37 6 6 Ajuste de la altura de la cuchilla 37 6 7 Instalaci n de la bater a 37 6 8 Retirada de la bater a 37 7 Funcionamiento 37 7 1 Puesta en marcha de la m quina 38 7 2 D...

Page 32: ...in de reducir el riesgo de incendios descargas el ctricas y lesiones personales Estas precauciones b sicas incluyen lo siguiente 2 1 NI OS Y TRANSE NTES Pueden producirse accidentes tr gicos si el ope...

Page 33: ...ped pueden producir lesiones graves a las personas El c sped siempre debe examinarse detenidamente y deben eliminarse todos los objetos antes de cada corte Detenga la cuchilla cuando cruce senderos de...

Page 34: ...as tuercas los pernos y los tornillos apretados para garantizar que el equipo est en condiciones seguras de funcionamiento Nunca retire ni manipule los dispositivos de seguridad Compruebe su correcto...

Page 35: ...nuncia das Tenga mucho cuidado en las pendientes No sie gue en pendientes con una inclinaci n superior a 15 grados 4 NIVELES DE RIESGO Las siguientes indicaciones y significados tienen como fin explic...

Page 36: ...a que no haya montado todas las piezas 6 1 DESEMBALAJE DE LA M QUINA AVISO Aseg rese de montar correctamente la m quina antes del uso AVISO Si las piezas presentan da os no utilice la m quina Si no ti...

Page 37: ...l cargador ha sufrido da os sustituya la bater a o el cargador Detenga la m quina y espere hasta que el motor se pare antes de instalar o retirar la bater a Debe leer conocer y seguir las instruccione...

Page 38: ...er buenos resultados de corte y recogida Cuando la m quina regresa a las condiciones de corte normales las rpm vuelven autom ticamente a las rpm est ndar para mantener el tiempo de trabajo 7 4 FUNCION...

Page 39: ...N No permita que l quidos de frenos gasolina y otros derivados del petr leo toquen las piezas de pl stico Las sustancias qu micas pueden da ar el pl stico y hacer que quede inservible PRECAUCI N No ut...

Page 40: ...ema Posible causa Soluci n El asa no est en posici n Los pernos no se han acoplado correctamente Ajuste la altura del asa y ase g rese de que los mandos y los pernos se hayan alineado correc tamente L...

Page 41: ...original con el comprobante de compra durante un periodo de cuatro 4 a os frente a defectos en materiales piezas o mano de obra A su entera discreci n Greenworks reparar o sustituir cualquiera y todas...

Page 42: ...1332376C 1 KIT CONJUNTO DE CUBIERTA SUPERIOR 5 RB363012376 1 KIT INTERRUPTOR 6 RB341372376 1 KIT PLACA DE PRESI N 7 RB341472376 1 KIT CONJUNTO DE LLAVE 8 RB341352376A 1 KIT CONJUNTO DE CUBIERTA DE LLA...

Page 43: ...A 28 RB333082376A 1 KIT CONJUNTO DE SOPORTE DE AJUSTE DE ALTURA IZQUIERDA 29 RB341072376 1 KIT PUERTA DE DESCARGA TRASERA 30 RB341031531A 1 KIT CONJUNTO DE RUEDA DE 10 31 RB333062376 1 KIT CONJUNTO DE...

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