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FPLMP129
FPLMP129
In
more
detail
. . .
Maintenance table with schedules
Part
To do
Before/ after
each
use
First month
or
5
hours
Every
3
months
or
25
hours
Every
6
months
or
50
hours
Every year
or
100
hours
Every
2
years
or
250
hours
Engine oil
check
x
replace
x
Air filter
check
x
clean
x
replace
x
Spark plug
check/adjust
x
clean
x
replace
x
Spark plug cap
clean
x
Fuel tank
clean
x
Fuel tube
clean
Every
2
years (replace if necessary)
Valve clearance
check/ adjust
x
Muffler
check
x
clean
x
replace
x
Combustion chamber
clean
Every
200
hours
Flywheel brake pad
check
x
Underbody and cutting means
WARNING!
Wear protective gloves when working on the cutting means (
25
)
and close to it! Use proper tools to remove debris, e.g. a wooden stick! Never
use your bare hands!
Always use original spare parts for replacement. The cutting means must be
replaced by an identical type with the reference number
SMV 1181206
. Do
not attach any other type of cutting means (
25
)!
The replacement of the cutting means (
25
) should be done by an experienced
operator! Rework or sharpening blades is not recommended unless it is done
by a repair service or a similarly qualified specialist!
NOTE:
We strongly recommend jacking the product when performing inspection
and work on the cutting means (
25
). Avoid tilting the product in order to prevent
fuel and oil leakages.
1. Keep the underbody and cutting means (
25
) clean and free of debris. Remove
clippings from the discharge chute (
24
).
2. Check all nuts and bolts periodically for tightness before the operation. After prolonged
use, especially in sandy soil conditions, the cutting means (
25
) will become worn
and lose some of the original shape. The cutting efficiency will be reduced, and the
cutting means (
25
) should be replaced.
3. Keep the cutting means (
25
) sharp to ensure a good cutting performance. Replace
a worn or damaged cutting means with a new one of the same type or have it
sharpened by a qualified specialist.
4. If jacking the product is not possible, tilt it to the right side so that the fuel tank
cap (
6a
) side is up. This helps to prevent fuel leakage and harder starting due to
flooding of the carburettor.
5. Loosen the hex bolt (
25e
) anti-clockwise and remove it together with the washer (
25d
),
cutting means (
25
), support (
25c
) and pin (
25b
) (Fig.
17
).
6. Replace the cutting means (
25
) with a new one of the same type. Slide the pin (
25b
)
into the slot on the spindle (
25a
) and then refit the support (
25c
), cutting means (
25
),
washer (
25d
) and hex bolt (
25e
). Tighten the hex bolt clockwise with
40
-
45
Nm force
to ensure safe operation of the product (Fig.
17
).
DANGER!
If the cutting means (
25
) are not torqued properly, they could become
loose and be thrown from the product and seriously hurt or kill the operator
or bystanders.
Care and maintenance
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