Transport
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Transport
WARNING!
Risk of explosion and fire!
Fuel may leak out if you transport the lawn mower with a filled fuel tank.
This could cause an explosion or a fire.
− Use a petrol suction pump to completely remove fuel from the lawn mower’s
fuel tank before transporting the lawn mower.
− Make sure the lawn mower is secured when transporting it in a vehicle to prevent
it from slipping, vibrating or hitting things.
Troubleshooting
Problem
Cause
Solution
The lawn mower
vibrates heavily
when used.
One or more screws
has come loose.
Make sure that all screw connec-
tions are secure. If necessary,
retighten the screws.
The cutting blade’s
fixing screw has come
loose.
Check the cutting blade’s fixing
screw. Retighten it if necessary.
The cutting blade ro-
tates unevenly.
Have a qualified professional check
the cutting blade and replace it if
necessary.
The motor won’t
start.
The bail control arm is
not fully pulled against
the upper handle’s
handlebar.
Pull the bail control arm against
the upper handle’s handlebar and
hold it there.
The spark plug is
defective.
Replace the spark plug.
There is no fuel in the
tank.
Add fuel to the tank (see chapter
“Adding fuel”).
There is too much fuel
in the combustion
chamber.
Dry the spark plug (see chapter
“Procedure for excess fuel in the
combustion chamber”).
The motor does not
run smoothly.
The air filter is dirty.
Clean the air filter.
The spark plug is dirty.
Clean the spark plug.
