Eliet Turfaway 600, Руководство пользователя

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9.4. Preparing the work site
• Never work when light intensity is below 500 Lux.
• Besides the machine, the work area must also meet certain conditions which must be verified
prior to starting the work:
• Inspect the lawn thoroughly for objects and obstacles (sprinkler nozzles, pit covers, edging
and stepping stones, pegs, rocks, etc.). This must be visually marked (e.g. with a flag) to avoid
a collision. Cordon off zones where invisible underground objects may be found, e.g. electric
cables, fuel or gas pipes, control cables, zone marking for robot mower, rocks, water pipes,
irrigation systems, drainpipes, foundations, war ammunition, tree roots, etc.
• Ideally the turf should be mown. The grass should preferably be no longer than 30 millimetres
(1”). In this way the machine will drive over a more even surface. Objects to be avoided are
also more easily visible in a mowed lawn.
• Ideally the turf will be cut after a heavy shower or shortly after a period with considerable
rain. This makes the ground softer, which facilitates cutting.
• If there is no rain it is also an option to sprinkle the lawn at length beforehand.
9.5. Starting and stopping the engine
Caution: Never start the machine when dust has settled on the engine or bet-
ween its cooling fins. This reduces proper cooling of the engine and can cause
a fire.
For your information: the procedure to start the engine can vary per brand.
Please check your engine manual.
Caution: make sure that there are no bystanders within a 10-metre radius of the
machine before starting the engine.
Caution: make sure that none of the operating levers are engaged during the
engine start procedure.
Caution: avoid starting the engine in an enclosed area. If this cannot be avoided
due to the machine's storage; make sure the area is well ventilated and never
allow the engine the run for longer than 30 seconds in an enclosed space.