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Never put your hands or feet near or under revolving parts. Always make sure that your hands or feet do not get<br />

under the housing. Always maintain a safe distance from the ejector opening.<br />

Turn the engine off and remove the spark plug connector, ensure that all moving parts have come to a complete<br />

standstill, and that the spark plug key, if fitted, has been removed:<br />

– before you check, clean or perform any work on the machine,<br />

– before you remove any blockages or items clogging up the ejection chute.<br />

– if any foreign objects have been encountered.<br />

• If a foreign object has been encountered or if the machine becomes blocked, e.g. by driving onto an obstacle, a<br />

specialist dealer must check whether parts of the machine have been damaged or deformed. Any necessary repairs<br />

must also be carried out by an authorized specialist workshop.<br />

• If you notice unusually strong vibrations in your machine, you must have it checked by an authorized dealer.<br />

Switch the cutting deck off, and ensure that the cutter is at a standstill:<br />

– when moving off the lawn onto paths or roads;<br />

– if you want to adjust the cutting height;<br />

– before removing the collector bag;<br />

– before the mulch stopper is removed.<br />

• Switch the engine off, and ensure that the ignition key, if fitted, is removed:<br />

– if you have to lift or tilt the lawnmower, e.g. in order to transport it,<br />

– if the machine is left unattended for a few minutes;<br />

– before you re-fill the tank.<br />

• If the engine is equipped with a petrol shut-off valve, this should be closed after mowing.<br />

Maintenance and storage<br />

• Ensure that all screws have been tightened securely and that the machine is in a safe working condition.<br />

The ejection flap must only be opened and the grass collector or mulch stopper removed when the cutting deck<br />

is switched off.<br />

Never store a machine which still contains petrol inside a building where petrol fumes may come into contact<br />

with naked flames or sparks or where they may ignite.<br />

The engine and exhaust reach very high temperatures during operation.<br />

Allow the machine to cool down for at least 15 minutes before starting any maintenance or cleaning work.<br />

• In order to prevent a fire, please keep grass, leaves or leaking oil (grease) away from the engine, silencer (exhaust) and<br />

petrol tank.<br />

Always allow the engine to cool down before you store the machine in a closed room.<br />

Always check the grass collector at regular intervals for wear and tear or loss of function.<br />

Always check the condition and tightness of the blade prior to mowing. A worn or damaged blade must be<br />

replaced immediately.<br />

Changing, regrinding and balancing the cutting blade must be carried out by an authorised professional workshop.<br />

A wrongly assembled cutting blade coupling can allow the cutting blade bar to get loose and cause severe injuries.<br />

An improperly ground and imbalanced cutting blade can cause strong vibrations and damage the lawn mower.<br />

• For reasons of safety, always replace worn or damaged parts.<br />

Protective gloves must be worn at all times during maintenance and cleaning work.<br />

Maintenance and cleaning work must only be carried out if the engine has been turned off and the spark plug<br />

connector has been removed.<br />

• If the tank has to be emptied, this should be done in the open, and with a cold engine. Take care to ensure that no fuel<br />

is spilt.<br />

For warranty and safety reasons, only original replacement parts may be used.<br />

7<br />

GB

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