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14 Fuel-filler cap
15 Oil filler cap
16 Muffler
17 Spark plug pipe
18 Side discharge cover
19 Wheel lock lever
20 Side discharge chute
21 Basket full indicator
22 Cable adjustment
23 Grass ejection cover
24 Cutting height adjustment lever
25 Side comb for laying grass
ASSEMBLY
The mower handle is factory set in the storage position.
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Set the lower handle to the use position, making sure that the handle is between the stops and tighten it with the wing nut.
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Set the upper handle to the use position and lock it with the clamping lever 1 (Rys.(Fig.) 3. Turning the nut 2 (Rys. (Fig.) 3)
changes the length of the clamping lever bolt, thus increasing or reducing the clamping force. Fastening occurs when the clamp
is pressed against the handle in the direction of the arrow 3 on Rys.(Fig.) 3.
Attention! Too short the bolt with a nut may cause the clamping lever not to be tightened, and consequently damage the lever.
Attention! When unfolding and folding the handle, make sure that the engine brake cable does not break or bend. A bent
or otherwise damaged cord may prevent the mower from working properly.
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Fasten the starter rope handle 5 (Rys.(Fig.) 2) at the attachment point 6 (Rys.(Fig.) 2).
Attention! The starter rope extends with resistance. Pull the engine brake lever towards you and slowly pull the cable out to
the necessary length. Remember that pulling the starter cord vigorously can start the mower.
FILLING THE ENGINE WITH OIL
The engine is not filled with oil at the factory. There may be traces of oil remnants in the engine after factory inspection. Before first start-
up, pour approximately 0.47L of recommended B&S SAE30 engine oil (Rys.(Fig.) 5A), checking its level on the dipstick integrated
with the oil filler cap (Rys.(Fig.) 5B).
The oil level must be between the lines: min. / max.
Original engine oil for B&S SAE30 for lawn mowers is recommended.
The first oil change should be carried out after 5 hours of mower operation, after burning about two fuel tanks. The next oil changes should
be carried out every 25 hours of work, but at least once a year.
Drain the used oil while the engine is still hot.
Regularly check the oil level before each use.
If necessary, top up oil.
Attention! Used oil should not be disposed of by accident, dispose of it in the sewage system or directly into the environment.
Take it to an oil disposal point.
REFUELING
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Before using, familiarize yourself with the safety, use, handling and storage principles contained in this Operation Manual.
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Fuel should be poured outside, in a place where there is no risk of sparks or flames.
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Gasoline should only be stored in suitable containers (canisters) that are approved. Check the condition of fuel storage
containers regularly.
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Fuel tanks must be securely closed. For safety reasons, replace damaged fuel filler caps.
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Do not use beverage bottles or similar to store consumables, e.g. fuel or oil, as other people, especially children, could drink
from them.
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