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OPERATION
STARTING AND STOPPING THE MOWER
NOTE: Before starting the mower, make sure all adjustments have been made and that you have selected whether
you will be using the grass catcher, the mulching plug or the side discharge port (only have one installed at a time
during operation).
1. Place the switch key into the ignition slot on the switch box (where the safety button is located).
2. Push down the safety button.
3. With the safety pushed down, pull back on the trigger switch running along the top of the upper handle. This
should power on the motor.
4. To stop the mower, release the trigger switch. Let the blade come to a complete stop before making any adjust-
ments to the mower.
HOW TO MOW YOUR LAWN
Below are some helpful tips to keep in mind when mowing your lawn:
1. Clear the yard of any foreign objects such as stones, sticks or other items that may damage the mower. These
types of objects are dangerous when thrown from the discharge port, creating possible injury to both the operator
and bystanders.
2. Mark all sprinkler heads and other immovable objects hidden within the grass with flags in order to avoid them
during mowing operations.
3. When cutting thicker and longer grass, move slower to allow the blades to work at their own speed. Do not
force the mower to do a job that it doesn’t seem like it is able to handle.
4. For the best results, never cut more than one third the height of the grass at a time. Cutting more than a third
wears on the mower’s motor and blades while also compromising the health of the grass.
5. Avoid cutting wet grass when possible. The lawn mower will have a harder time properly ejecting wet grass from
the deck, creating unwanted buildup on the underside of the mower.
6. After each lawn mowing session, remove the batteries from the machine and clean out the clippings from the
underside of the mower deck to maximize the lifespan of the unit.
7. Do not mow up and down high slopes. Instead, move in an S-like shape over slanted terrain to prevent the
mower from tipping over. If you are ever unconfident about your footing or about the steepness of the terrain, do
not mow said area.
EMPTYING THE GRASS CATCHER
Regularly empty the grass catcher by lifting it by the handle off the back of the lawn mower. Empty the clippings
and then reinstall the grass catcher.
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