Cleaning
27
5. Lift the flap and use a hand brush, etc. to remove any grass clippings from the
grass discharger, if necessary.
Keep the grass clippings and any obstructions out of the grass discharger to make
sure the mown grass can be transported to the grass catcher bag.
6. Attach the grass catcher bag to the lawn mower (see chapter “Attaching the grass
catcher bag”).
Cleaning
WARNING!
Risk of injury and burns!
You may injure yourself or burn yourself on the lawn mower if you do not exer-
cise caution when cleaning the lawn mower or do not wait for the lawn mower
motor to cool down.
− Turn the motor off, remove the spark plug and wait until the blades stop
moving before cleaning the lawn mower.
− The motor will become hot during operation. Always wait until the motor has
cooled sufficiently before cleaning. Otherwise you can easily burn yourself.
NOTICE!
Risk of damage!
Improper handling of the lawn mower may result in damage and influence the
mowing result.
− Immediately remove grass clippings and other deposits after using the
lawn mower. Dried, hard grass clippings and other deposits can affect the
lawn mower’s performance and clog the grass discharger. Make sure that
the bottom of the lawn mower is clean and unclogged.
− Never turn the lawn mower upside down.
− Use a petrol suction pump to completely remove fuel from the lawn mower’s
fuel tank before putting it on its side. When standing upright (spark plug
facing upwards), this is not necessary due to the installed fuel system.
− Never clean the lawn mower with a water jet or a pressure washer. If the
lawn mower’s motor gets wet, it can be damaged.
