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The lawnmower has six adjustable cutting height positions.
The blade can cause serious injury. Stop the engine
before adjusting the cutting height.
To start the engine, ensure that the spark plug is
correctly fitted and that the machine has enough oil
and fuel.
1. Press the brake lever and pull the recoil starter.
To get the lawnmower moving, press the brake lever and
clutch lever simultaneously.
1. First release the clutch lever;
2. Release the brake lever.
The blade continues to spin for a few seconds after
the engine stops. Remove the spark plug cap if the
lawnmower is not being used.
The engine runs on unleaded 95 petrol.
Unsuitable or different fuels may lead to irreversible
damage to the engine. Low-quality petrol can damage the
engine, gaskets, hoses and the fuel tank.
Keep the fuel in proper and adequate containers in a safe,
dry, cool place protected from sunlight. Fuel ages, put only
the amount needed for a few weeks. Do not store or use fuel
with more than 30 days.
Shake the jerry can before refuelling.
Pressure may form inside the tank, for this reason it
shall be opened carefully. Avoid direct skin contact
and inhalation of flammable vapours.
When refilling the fuel tank, do not add petrol above the
maximum level of the filler cap.
Before any maintenance or cleaning work, lay the
lawnmower down on a level surface, switch off the
engine and remove the spark plug cap from the spark plug.
Never touch the exhaust, spark plug, or other metal
parts of the engine while the engine is running or
immediately after turning off the engine. Doing so can lead
to severe burns or electric shock.
• Tilt the mower to the right so the air filter is up, to avoid
fuel spillage and excess fuel in the carburettor, making
starting difficult;
• Inspect the blade for damage, cracks, and excessive rust
or corrosion;
• A blunt blade can be sharpened, but a blade that is too
worn, bent, cracked or damaged must be replaced;
• A torque wrench should always be used when installing
the blade;
• Always check that the blade's fixing bolt is tight.
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