Eliet DZC600, Руководство пользователя

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9.2 Characteristics of the work area
So as to avoid damaging the machine and to guarantee a quality result in your efforts, it is ad-
vised to operate the machine only on amicable terrain.
• The machine will only be used on an ornamental lawn. An ornamental lawn is understood to be
soil covered with grass, possibly containing some low-growing weeds (moss, clover, dandelion,
daisy, etc.), and that is mowed regularly (once or twice a week).
• The grass must have been cut to a length of 20 mm at most.
• Meadows are excluded from the machine’s work area.
• The bottom of the ornamental lawn is flat and does not contain bumps bigger than 20 mm.
• Preferably, the soil does not contain any stones above a depth of 30 mm.
• Check whether there are any foreign objects on the lawn. (stones, rope, electrical cables, steel
wire, branches, etc.). Remove any of these objects before operating the machine.
• The soil of the lawn may not be frozen.
• Working a dried out soil under the lawn is useless and had better be avoided.
• Work on a terrain that is wet and soggy after heavy rainfall must be postponed.
• The work speed must be adjusted to hardness and type of soil.
• The maximum allowed (forward) slope gradient is 15º.
• For overseeding purposes, the lateral slope gradient may not exceed 10º.
• Beware that turning the machine requires a minimum surface of 4m
2
(2 x 2 m). Consequently,
it is pointless to use the machine on small surfaces.
• The lawn needs to be scarified before seeding. Clean up the lawn after scarifiying so that the
bottom is free..
Caution:
Do not operate the machine on frozen or dried soil.
For your information:
The rollers are somewhat profiled in order to prevent grass and dirt from sticking
to it. Should the rollers soil too quickly nonetheless, this implies that the terrain
is too wet and the work will consequently have to be postponed.
If the terrain does not meet the above mentioned requirements, preparatory activities should be
carried out first (read § “9.3
Preparation of the work area” on page 22)