Maintenance
9.4
Checking the spark plug (26, 27, 28)
The spark plug must be checked according to the
maintenance schedule and exchanged if neces-
sary.
NOTE
For more detailed information, please re-
fer to the separate operating instructions
for the engine.
NOTE
All work on the spark plug is only al-
lowed to be carried out when the engine
is stopped and has cooled down fully.
NOTE
Always replace the old spark plug with a
new spark plug with the same character-
istics.
1. Remove the grass catcher (see chapter 6.5
"Hooking in and removing the grass catcher
(15)", page 38).
2. Remove the mounting screws (26/1) from the
rear fairing.
3. Open the rear fairing:
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Fold the rear fairing half way open.
■
For subsequent assembly, note how the
cables are connected to the fill level sen-
sor, and remove them.
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Fold the rear fairing open completely.
4. Remove the spark plug connector (27/1) from
the spark plug (27/2) (27/a).
5. Unscrew the spark plug with the supplied
spanner (28/1) (28/a).
6. Check the electrode gap (A) and reset it if
necessary (28).
Note: The correct electrode gap can be
found in the operating instructions from the
engine manufacturer.
7. Screw the spark plug in to the end stop with
the supplied spanner and tighten it.
8. Push the spark plug connector back onto the
spark plug.
9. Close the rear fairing again:
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Connect the cables to the fill level sensor.
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Fold the rear fairing closed.
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Screw in the mounting screws (26/1).
10. Hook the grass catcher in again (see chapter
6.5 "Hooking in and removing the grass
catcher (15)", page 38).
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9.5
Adjusting the Bowden cable for the
mower mechanism (29)
WARNING!
Risk of injury!
Any work on the mower mechanism
must only be carried out when the en-
gine is switched off!
If the mower mechanism can no longer be
switched on or off again, the switching mecha-
nism on the Bowden cable can be adjusted.
NOTE
If the mower mechanism cannot be
switched on or off at all, have your ride-
on mower checked and repaired by your
customer service workshop.
■
To adjust the Bowden cable (29/1), loosen
the two nuts (29/2) and (29/3).
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If the mower mechanism can no longer be
switched on correctly, loosen the nut (29/3)
and adjust the Bowden cable (29/1) with the
nut (29/2) until the mower mechanism can be
switched on correctly again.
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If the mower mechanism can no longer be
switched off correctly, loosen the nut (29/2)
and adjust the Bowden cable (29/1) with the
nut (29/3) until the mower mechanism can be
switched off correctly again.
9.6
Adjusting the mower mechanism (30)
The cutting height setting can be adjusted if it is
no longer correct as a result of wear or because
you have changed the tyres.
1. Park the ride-on lawnmower on a straight and
level surface.
2. Set the cutting height adjustment (09/2) to
the lowest position.
3. Release the locking pin (30/2) from the hold-
ing pin (30/3).
4. Pull the holding pin (30/3) out of the mower
mechanism and the adjusting pin (30/1).
5. Adjust the cutting height accordingly with the
adjusting pin (30/1).
6. Push the holding pin (30/3) back through the
adjusting pin (30/1) and the mower mecha-
nism, and secure the holding pin again using
the locking pin (30/2).
The correct setting of the mower mechanism –
25 mm at the front and 35 mm at the rear – is
measured at the lowest cutting height setting.
These dimensions refer to the lower edge of the
mower mechanism to the ground.
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