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NB The blades rotate when the engine has been started Hold the brake lever in the working position when the lawnmower is in operation
The engine stops when the brake lever is released
Forward operation
The lawnmower moves forward automatically when the starting lever is held in Hold the lever firmly with both hands while the lawnmower
is in operation
Stopping the engine and the lawnmower
Stop the engine and blades by releasing the brake lever
Grass collector
Empty and clean the bag, and check that the ventilation net is not clogged
MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE
Warning!
Stop the engine and loosen the spark plug lead before carrying out repairs and maintenance
• Maintenance instructions for the engine can be found in the engine manual
• Stop the engine and loosen the spark plug lead before carrying out repairs or maintenance
• Information about four-stroke engines can be found in the engine manual Check the oil level regularly, and add or change oil as necessary
• Check the lawnmower regularly to ensure that all grass has been removed from the cutting cover
• Grease the wheel axle and bearings regularly
• Check the blades frequently; they should always be sharp and well balanced
• Check regularly to ensure that bolts and screws are tight Worn or loose nuts can damage the engine or chassis
• If the blades hit an object with force, the lawnmower should be stopped and taken in for servicing
The blades are made of pressed steel Ensure that the blades are sharp by whetting them regularly, after about 25 hours of operation Ensure
that the blades are always well balanced
IMPORTANT! Only use original spare parts Using spare parts of inferior quality may result in the risk of injury or damage