Jula Meec tools 001180, Operating Instructions Manual

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environment.
• Never use petrol or flammable solvents to
clean the filter.
• If blades or screws are worn or damaged,
always replace the complete set to avoid
imbalance.
• Always use original spare parts when
replacing blades, fasteners and bolts. For
reasons of safety blades should only be
sharpened and fitted by an authorised
service representative or other qualified
personnel.
• Wear safety gloves when handling blades.
INTENDED USE
• The lawn mower is intended for mowing
lawns.
• The lawn mower must only be used as it is
intended to be used and in accordance
with these instructions. The manufacturer
is not liable for any personal injury or
damage to equipment resulting from
incorrect use. The full responsibility for any
such personal injury or material damage
rests on the user.
• Recycle the packaging in accordance with
local regulations.
• Two persons are needed to lift the lawn
mower out of the packaging. Make sure
there is enough space to put down the
lawn mower. Stand firmly with your feet
apart, bend your knees and keep your
back straight when lifting.
odourless and highly dangerous gas – risk
of serious personal injury and/or death.
Keep your hands, feet, hair, and loose-
fitting clothes away from moving parts.
The engine and exhaust pipe get very hot
when in use – risk of burn injuries.
• Do not start the engine without an air
filter.
• Always check the blades after use.
• A damaged or blunt blade affects the
functionality of the lawn mower.
MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE
• Failure to follow the maintenance
instructions can result in the risk of
personal injury.
• Make sure that all the screw unions are
properly tightened to keep the lawn
mower in safe condition.
• Never store the lawn mower with fuel in
the tank in areas with sources of heat.
• Dispose of old fuel in accordance with
local regulations.
• Allow the engine to cool before putting
the lawn mower away.
• Keep the engine, muffler, battery
compartment and area where fuel is
stored free from grease, grass, moss, and
leaves, etc. – fire risk.
• Regularly check the grass catcher, the
mulch plug and side ejector, for wear and
damage.
• Replace damaged or worn parts.
• If the tank needs emptying, do this
outside.
• Do not empty the fuel tank in an enclosed
area, or near naked flame or other source
of heat. Do not smoke.
• Petrol and petrol fumes are highly
flammable and can in some situations be
explosive.
• Repairs that are not carried out correctly
can result in the risk of fatal or serious
personal injury and/or damage to the