Raider RD-GSC03, User Manual

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10.6.3. To achieve good results and extend the life of the shredder, mow the grass before milling
(less than 4 cm).
10.6.4. Select the working depth according to the grass condition.
10.6.5. In the case of an uncultivated very mossy lawn, go once more to the rows that determine the
depth of work at a higher position.
10.6.6. When working on slopes, always position yourself perpendicular to the slope and provide a
secure base. Do not work on steep slopes.
10.6.7. Empty the lawn basket when it is full to prevent the blades from locking and subsequently
not overload the motor.
10.6.8. Mow the grass once more after milling.
10.6.9. Sow the blemishes that may form after milling.
10.6.10. Put the fertilizer on the grass after the new seeds have taken root.
ATTENTION! In order to ensure proper operation of the machine, it must be checked and adjusted
by qualified personnel at an authorized service center at least once a year.
Proper maintenance is essential for safe, economical and trouble-free operation of the machine.
Failure to follow the maintenance instructions and safety precautions can result in serious injury
or even death. Always follow the procedures, safety precautions, recommended maintenance and
recommended checks as outlined in this manual.
ATTENTION! Before operating the machine (maintenance, inspection, replacement of accessories,
service) or before storing it, ALWAYS switch off the engine, wait for all moving parts to stop and allow
the machine to cool down. Avoid accidental starting of the engine. If the machine is equipped with a
trigger switch, remove it.
THESE GUIDELINES ARE NOT IN ORDER!
Follow this recommendation for the checks, maintenance, and intervals specified in this user guide.
Other repairs that are more complex or require special tools can be taken to authorized repair shops
for repair.
11. MAINTENANCE OF THE MACHINE
11.1. Keep the machine in good condition.
11.2. Careful maintenance and regular cleaning ensure that the machine remains functional and
efficient for a longer time.
11.3. In case of abnormal vibration, follow the instructions (see troubleshooting instructions).
11.4. Keep all nuts, bolts and screws tightened to ensure that the equipment is in good working
order.
11.5. Always make sure that the vents are clean.
11.6. Replace worn or damaged safety parts. Only use original spare parts.
11.7. Replace safety stickers and instructions and labels with new ones, if necessary.
11.8. Check the condition of the cutting blades before each use and replace them if necessary.
12. CLEANING
ATTENTION! Do not wash the engine with water. Water can damage the engine or contaminate the
combustion system.
12.1. If engine is running, allow it to cool for at least half an hour before cleaning.
12.2. Clean all exterior surfaces, repair damaged paint, and cover other areas that may rust with a
light oil film.
12.3. Clean the surface of the machine and the bonnet with a dry cloth.
12.4. Never use harsh detergents or solvents for cleaning.
13. ENGINE MAINTENANCE