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Translation of original user instructions
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Petrol lawnmower
Charging the starter battery (optional)
The starter battery is maintenance-free and is normally
charged by the lawnmower.
In certain cases, however, the battery will need to be
charged by the user:
Before the initial start-up of the lawnmower
If discharged, before the winter season, or if left
unused for long periods (> 6 months)
Charging procedure:
1. Take the battery charger out of the battery box.
2. Disconnect the battery cable from the motor cable
(
28
).
3. Connect the battery cable with the charger cable
(
29
).
4. Connect the charger to the mains supply.
The mains voltage must match the operating
voltage of the charger.
The required charging time is about 36 hours.
Use only the original battery charger supplied.
Caution!
▪Charge the starter battery only in dry, well-
ventilated rooms.
▪Do not start up the lawnmower while the battery
is charging.
Resharpening/replacing the mower blade
Blunt or damaged blades should be
resharpened / replaced only at a service point or by
an authorised specialist
Resharpened blades must be rebalanced
Caution!
Blades that have not been rebalanced can cause
serious vibrations, and may result in damage to
the lawnmower.
Tilting the lawnmower
Depending on the motor manufacturer:
the carburettor / air filter must be facing upward
(
26
)
the spark plug must be facing upward (
27
)
Follow the operating instructions of the motor
manufacturer!
Maintenance and care
Caution - Risk of injury!
▪Before carrying our any care or maintenance
work, always switch off the motor and pull out
the spark plug connector.
▪The motor may continue running. After switching
off, make sure the motor has stopped turning.
▪Always wear working gloves when carrying out
maintenance or repair work.
Check the grass catcher regularly for wear, and to
ensure it is working correctly
Clean the equipment after each use
Do not wash the equipment by hosing or spraying
with water
Water infiltration can cause faults (in the ignition
system, carburettor)
Check the mower blade regularly for damage
Always replace the muffler if faulty
