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1.  SAFETY

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       Regulations for using the machine safely

2.    IDENTIFICATION OF THE MACHINE AND COMPONENTS

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        How to identify the machine and its main components

3.    UNPACKING AND ASSEMBLY

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        How to remove the packing and assemble loose parts

4.    CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS

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       Position and functions of all the controls

5.    HOW TO USE THE MACHINE

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       Instructions for working efficiently and safely
    

5.1

        Safety  recommendations  ......................................................................................  

    

5.2

        Why the safety devices cut in  ..............................................................................

    

5.3

        Preliminary operations before starting work  ........................................................

    

5.4

  Using the machine  ...............................................................................................

    

5.5

  Using on slopes  ...................................................................................................

    

5.6

  Transporting the machine  .....................................................................................

    

5.7

 Lawn maintenance ................................................................................................

6.  MAINTENANCE

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       All the information for maintaining the machine in peak efficiency
    

6.1

     Safety recommendations  ......................................................................................

    

6.2

 Routine maintenance ............................................................................................

    

6.3

  Interventions on the machine  ...............................................................................

7.  ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

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       Advice on machine use and respecting the environment

8.  TROUBLESHOOTING

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       A help in quickly solving problems

9.    ACCESSORIES ON REQUEST

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       A description of the accessories available for special requirements

10. SPECIFICATIONS

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       A summary of the main specifications of your machine

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WARRANTY

 - NOTE PRODUCT WARRANTY DETAILS ARE NOT WRITTEN WITHIN 

IN THIS OPERATORS MANUAL. REFER TO OTHER DOCUMENTS SUPPLIED WITH 
MACHINE FOR PRODUCT WARRANTY DETAILS.

Summary of Contents for VRX Series

Page 1: ...N o t f o r R e p r o d u c t i o n SIDE DISCHARGE MODELS REAR CATCH MODELS IMPORTANT READ THIS BOOK CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATING THIS MACHINE OPERATOR MANUAL VRX SERIES RIDE LAWNMOWER RANGE...

Page 2: ...riding over unstable slippery icy stony rough marshy ground or puddles that do not allow the consistency of the ground to be assessed use the blades on surfaces other than grass use of the machine fo...

Page 3: ...pes 5 6 Transporting the machine 5 7 Lawn maintenance 6 MAINTENANCE All the information for maintaining the machine in peak efficiency 6 1 Safety recommendations 6 2 Routine maintenance 6 3 Interventi...

Page 4: ...or accessories which are not widely available special equipment fitted The symbol highlights all the differences in usage and is followed by the indication of the version to which it refers The symbol...

Page 5: ...the cap of the fuel tank or add petrol while the engine is running or when the engine is hot if you spill petrol do not start the engine and move the machine away from the area of spillage Do not cre...

Page 6: ...arts to vibrate abnormally check for the causes immediately 12 Disengage the blades for transport or whenever they are not in use 13 Stop the engine and disengage the blades before refuelling before r...

Page 7: ...on key and read the instructions before carrying out any repair or maintenance work 5 Danger Machine rollover Do not use this machine on slopes steeper then 10 6 Danger Dismemberment Make sure that ch...

Page 8: ...revents objects drawn up by the blades from being thrown outside of the machine Side discharge models only 13B Collector channel this is the part connecting the cutting deck to the grass catcher Rear...

Page 9: ...odels only the lower part of the rear plate the grass catcher brackets and accessories necessary for completing and assembly Rear catch models only NOTE Only some model are supplied inclusive of some...

Page 10: ...g in never start the engine until the battery is fully charged WARNING Do not use the machine without the spring 2 or with the battery incorrectly fixed in its housing 2 3 3 1 5 1 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 3 UN...

Page 11: ...an be bend using pliers so that it cannot slip out and let the pin fall out 4 WARNING Check that the spring works correctly and keep the stone guard securely lowered Make sure that the pin is fitted p...

Page 12: ...ts 1 and 2 following the assembly direction as shown in the illustration and fasten them with the screws 3 and nuts 4 tightening them completely Remove the two screws 8 which will be used later Assemb...

Page 13: ...21 and 22 following the assembly direction as shown in the illustration and fasten them with the screws 23 and snap washers 24 tightening them firmly Finish fastening the lower part 5 of the rear pla...

Page 14: ...ng Mulch Kits for models that do not have the Mulch Plug supplied as standard WARNING Always fit dismantle the accessory with the engine off after removing the ignition key and engaging the parking br...

Page 15: ...otecting it from drying out during heatwaves These finely chopped grass cuttings decompose quickly nourishing the soil 3 9 FITTING THE TOW HITCH OPTIONAL When using the towing kit do not exceed the re...

Page 16: ...y when starting from cold When moving from one area to another put the lever in a position between SLOW and FAST When cutting shift into FAST 4 2a CHOKE CONTROL if fitted It enriches the mixture and m...

Page 17: ...it will be blocked by the lever in the lowered position To disengage the parking brake press the pedal 4 21 or 4 31 The lever will return to position A B A 4 4 4 5 4 7 A B 4 6 CUTTING HEIGHT ADJUSTME...

Page 18: ...he label WARNING Only shift into reverse when the machine has stopped moving Always disengage the Blades when reversing check behind you Hydrostatic transmission 4 31 BRAKE PEDAL This pedal works the...

Page 19: ...sidered improper use which will invalidate the warranty relieve the manufacturer from all liabilities and the user will consequently be liable for all and any damage or injury to himself or others Exa...

Page 20: ...blades the speed change is activated 4 22 or the drive pedal 4 32 with the parking brake on reversing without pressing holding the reversing button only fitted to some models with a reversing button o...

Page 21: ...k the oil level According to the instructions in the engin manual this must be between the MIN an MAX marks on the dipstick MAX MIN Refuel using a funnel but do not completely fill the tank The tank s...

Page 22: ...Check that the brake is in perfect working order 3 Do not start mowing if the blades vibrate or if you are unsure whether they are sharp enough Always remember that A badly sharpened blade pulls at t...

Page 23: ...where it can dry quickly 5 3 8 Unblocking the collector channel Rear Catch Models Only Cutting very tall or wet grass particularly at excessively high speed can clog up the collector channel If this...

Page 24: ...ait for a few seconds and then repeat the operation If the malfunction persists refer to the engine manual and chapter 8 in this manual 1 IMPORTANT Always bear in mind that the safety devices prevent...

Page 25: ...e drive pedal 5 4 4 Reverse IMPORTANT Reverse must be engaged only when the machine has stopped moving Mechanical transmission Press the pedal until the machine stops and then go into reverse by shift...

Page 26: ...eight density and dampness of the grass WARNING When cutting on sloping ground reduce your speed to ensure safe conditions 1 2 5 5 Whatever the conditions always reduce the speed if you notice a drop...

Page 27: ...urrounding area when cleaning the cutting deck a When washing the inside of the cutting deck the machine must be on firm ground with the stone guard fitted Side Discharge Models only the operator seat...

Page 28: ...o fuel leaks from the tubes fuel tap or carburettor 5 4 10 Board protection fuse The electronic board is fitted with a fuse which breaks the circuit if there is a fault or short circuit on the electri...

Page 29: ...ferent types of grass If the lawn is cut frequently grass and roots grow more vigorously forming a solid grassy bed If the lawn is cut is less frequently higher grass and weeds start growing plus dais...

Page 30: ...aired Only use original spare parts The use or non original and or incorrectly fitted parts will compromise the safety of the machine may cause accidents or personal injuries for which the Manufacture...

Page 31: ...nual To drain the oil from the engine hold the extension tube 1 firmly in place and unscrew the drain plug 2 When refitting the plug 2 make sure the seal 3 is positioned correctly and tighten it as fa...

Page 32: ...instructions or in charging the battery could permanently damage the battery cells A flat battery must be recharged as soon as possible IMPORTANT Recharging must be done using a battery charger at con...

Page 33: ...e the battery charger if damaged or in case of doubt about its efficiency after being knocked or a fall Do not dismantle the battery charger or alter its characteristics The battery charger kit 1 incl...

Page 34: ...rmal condition particular condition normal charging of a partilly discharged battery if after a few minutes it becomes for about 30 seconds continuous no power being supplied or battery charger faulty...

Page 35: ...be eased off with a screwdriver The battery charger has a thermal protection device against overcharging also pro tecting from short circuits and reversal of terminals in addition if unconnected to th...

Page 36: ...place 6 3 3 Replacing repairing the tyres The tyres are Tubeless and so all punctures must be repaired by a tyre repairer following the procedures required for this kind of tyre If you have to replace...

Page 37: ...replacement spare part blades IMPORTANT Both of the blades should be replaced together especially when there are slight differences in wear Environmental protection should be a priority of considerab...

Page 38: ...ult in carburation f orward speed too high compared to cutting height 5 4 5 worn or damaged blades c heck that the conditions allowing starting are met 5 2 a check connections 3 4 check connections 3...

Page 39: ...nd screws are loose the brake is not adjusted correctly p roblems with the belt or the engagement device m ove the disengagement lever to position B c heck that the conditions allowing starting are me...

Page 40: ...in good working order when the machine is in storage guaranteeing an optimum level of charge and longer battery life 3 TOWING HITCH KIT For towing a small trailer 9 ACCESSORIES SOME MACHINES MAY INCLU...

Page 41: ...8 5 cm Cutting width depending on model 83 33 98 38 107 42 cm Mechanical transmission Forward speed approximate at 3000 min 1 in 1st 2 2 km h in 2nd 3 8 km h in 3rd 5 8 km h in 4th 6 4 km h in 5th 9 7...

Page 42: ...N o t f o r R e p r o d u c t i o n 39 11 NOTES...

Page 43: ...N o t f o r R e p r o d u c t i o n 40...

Page 44: ...DUCTION 26 11 14 Rev Own Chk Release Date 2014 Briggs and Stratton Australia Pty Ltd Victa is a trademark of Briggs and Stratton Australia Pty Ltd All rights reserved No part of this booklet may be re...

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