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Cutting and collection
Grass is collected to the grass catcher (catcher capacity is
reduced if grass is moist or wet). To fasten the grass catcher
to the mower, lift the cover plate and fit the grass catcher.
Cutting (without grass catcher)
The cut grass is left in stripes.
GAS CONTROL
Self-propelled movement is controlled as follows: press the
automatic switch-off clip (9) towards the handle and the gas
lever (10) towards the handle at the same time.
To stop the forward movement, release the gas lever (10).
CUTTING HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
The wheels height must be adjusted depending on the required
cutting height. Using the lever (8), adjust the height as required.
The medium position is ideal for most of the mowers.
ADDING FUEL (unleaded)
Fuel is added through the filling hole in the tank. Make sure
fuel is not spilled. Use common pure unleaded fuel. Mix the
fuel with oil. Buy only adequate fuel volume so that it can be
consumed within 30 days.
WARNING: Spilled oil or fuel to be wiped off. Not to
be stored, spilled, used near open fire.
WARNING: Alcohol-enriched fuels (gasohol) or fuels with
ethyl alcohol or methanol mixtures may attract humidity and
subsequent acid formation. Due to long storing, pure fuel may
damage the engine fuel system. To prevent engine problems,
you should empty the fuel system before storing the appliance
for more than 30 days. Empty the fuel tank, start the engine
and let it run until the fuel system and carburettor are empty.
Add fresh fuel each season. See the storing instructions, too.
Never pour cleaners to the fuel tank to clean the engine or
carburettor. By doing so, you could cause irrevocable engine
damage.
STARTING THE ENGINE
When starting the appliance, first make sure the spark plug is
in place and there is sufficient amount of oil and fuel in the
appliance.
Caution: The engine may smoke when the appliance is started
for the first time, which is caused by the protective oil film on the
inside surface of the engine. Take this as normal.
1.
Press the primary pump (11) 3-5 times.
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2.
Press the brake clip (9) towards the sliding handle
(1).
3.
With the brake clip (9) engaged, pull out slowly the
starting cord (9) until you can feel slight resistance and then
pull strongly the starter until the engine starts.
Caution: The first steps may need to be repeated several
times in cold weather or when the appliance has not been
operated for a long time.
STOPPING THE ENGINE
To stop the engine, release the brake clip (9).
CAUTION: The knife keeps rotating for a couple of
seconds after the engine has been switched off. To leave
the mower unattended, disconnect the spark plug cap.
Important tips and advice for cutting grass!!!
•
Adjusting a bigger cutting height may be necessary under
certain conditions, e.g. grass being too high, to relief the
strain when pushing the mower, remove engine overloading
and prevent grass from getting stuck in the mower. It is
possible that the area will need to be cut more times.
•
Vent ports in the grass catcher may get blocked if the catcher
is not cleaned regularly. Clean the grass catcher regularly with
water and let it dry before applying it.
•
Keep the upper part of the engine at the starter clean. This will
improve the air flow and increase the engine service life.
•
Cut in dry weather only.
•
Keep the knives sharp at all times.
SERVICING
IMPORTANT – Regular servicing is absolutely necessary for
constant operational reliability and maintaining the original
appliance performance.
Original spare parts are supplied by the customer service
centre and dealers. An authorised service centre is
recommended to provide the annual servicing and inspection
of the safety elements. Please contact your dealer for
servicing and spare parts.
1)
Keep all bolts and nuts tightened to be sure that the
appliance is in an operation-reliable condition. Regular
servicing is necessary to provide safety and trouble-free
operation.
2)
Never keep the appliance with fuel in closed rooms as the
evaporating fuel could ignite.
3)
It is necessary to let the appliance cool down and empty
the fuel before keeping the mower in closed rooms.
4)
To minimise the risk of fire, keep the engine and muffler
and the fuel tank clean and with no grass, leaves and fats.
Do not store the mower with the cut grass.
5)
For safety reasons, avoid using the appliance with
any parts that are worn or damaged. Replace any
defective parts with new ones, do not repair them.
Original spare parts and original spare knives to be
used only.
Parts of quality other than specified may damage the
appliance and put your safety at risk.
6)
If it is necessary to empty the fuel tank, do it outdoors and
with the engine being cold.
7)
Wear solid protective gloves when disassembling and
servicing the knives.
8)
Check the appropriate rotating direction and balance of
the knives after sharpening.
9)
Check regularly the wear and pollution of the self-closing
cover and grass catcher.
10) Wear safety gloves whenever the appliance needs to be
transported, held in hands or inclined.
At all times, hold the appliance for parts guaranteeing safe
holding. Consider the mower weight and weight distribution.
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