Install/Empty Grass Catchment Basket; Mulch Kit; Lateral Grass Ejection; Charging Process - Grizzly BRM 56-163 BSA Q-360 Notice D'utilisation

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You can determine the desired
tilt by selecting one of the pos-
sible screw positions.
3. Unfold upper handlebar (1)
and push locking lever (20)
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toward bar.
4. Fix the Bowden cables to the
bar using the cable clamp (5)
Install/empty grass catchment
basket
Caution: Do not operate the
equipment with the grass col-
lection box or impact protection
installed incompletely. Risk of
injury!
Assemble grass catchment
basket (19):
1. Pull plastic loops (28) over bas-
ket rods (27).
Fixing the Grass Collection
Box onto the Equipment:
2. Lift up shock protection (6).
3. Hook the grass collection box
(19) into the mounting provided
for this (29) on the rear of the
equipment.
4. Release the impact protection
(6). It holds the grass collection
box in position.
Dismantling/Empty out the
Grass Collection Box:
5. Lift the impact protection (6) and
remove the grass collection box
(19)
6. Empty catchment basket (see
chapter „Disposal / Environmen-
tal Protection") and re-install it.
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Mulch kit

Prior to using the mulch kit, the
lateral ejection canal has to be re-
moved. (see
Attaching mulch kit
1. Remove the collection box
( 19), if used.
2. Lift the impact protection (6).
3. Insert the mulch kit (23). The red
locking button clicks into place.
Remove mulch kit
4. Lift the impact protection (6).
5. Insert the red locking button
downwards and remove the
mulch kit (23).

Lateral grass ejection

Before using the lateral grass ejec-
tion, the mulch kit (
be inserted and the grass collection
box ( 19) has to be removed.
Install lateral ejection canal
1. Unlock the lateral impact protec-
tion (15) by pulling the locking ele-
ment (15a) to the left and opening
the lateral impact protection (15).
2. Mount the lateral ejection chan-
nel (24) and remove the lateral
impact protection (15). It holds
the side ejection channel (24) in
position.

Charging process

Do not expose the battery to
extreme conditions such as heat
or impact. Risk of injury from
escaping electrolytic solution!
After eye/skin contact, rinse the
affected areas with water or a
neutraliser and consult a doctor.
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23) has to