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At the End of the Mowing Season
1.
Replace blade, bolts, nuts or screws, if
necessary.
2.
Clean your lawnmower thoroughly.
3.
Ask your local Service Centre to clean the air
filter thoroughly and carry out any service or
repairs required.
4.
Drain engine of oil and petrol.
Storing your Lawnmower
1.
Do not store your lawnmower immediately after
use.
2.
Wait until the engine has cooled to avoid a
potential fire hazard.
3.
Clean your lawnmower
4.
Store in a cool, dry place where your lawnmower
is protected from damage.
Fault Finding
Engine Will Not Start
1.
Ensure Operator Presence Control is in the
start position.
2.
Check that there is sufficient fuel in the tank and
the cap air vent is clear.
3.
Remove and dry the spark plug.
4.
Petrol may be stale, replace. Once petrol has
been replaced, it may take a little time for fresh
petrol to filter through.
5.
Check that the blade bolt is tight. A loose bolt
could cause difficult starting.
6.
If the engine will still not start, immediately
disconnect the spark plug lead.
7.
CONSULT YOUR LOCAL APPROVED
SERVICE CENTRE.
Lack of Engine Power and/or Overheating
1.
Disconnect the spark plug lead and allow the
engine to cool down.
2.
Clean grass clippings and debris from around
the engine and air inlets and the underside of
the deck.
3.
Clean the engine air filter (Ask your local
Approved Service Centre to clean the engine air
filter thoroughly).
4.
Petrol may be stale, replace. Once petrol has
been replaced, it may take a little time for fresh
petrol to filter through.
5.
If the engine still lacks power and/or is
overheating, immediately disconnect the
spark plug lead.
6.
CONSULT YOUR LOCAL APPROVED
SERVICE CENTRE.
Excessive Vibration
1.
Disconnect the spark plug lead.
2.
Check that the blade is correctly fitted see page
6.
3.
If the blade is damaged or worn replace it with a
new one.
4.
If vibration persists, turn the blade through 180
by first loosening the blade bolt, turning the
blade and re-tightening the blade bolt.
5.
If vibration persists, immediately disconnect
the spark plug lead.
6.
CONSULT YOUR LOCAL APPROVED
SERVICE CENTRE.
ENGLISH - 7
MAINTENANCE
Engine Maintenance Schedule
Follow the hourly or calendar intervals, whichever
occur first. More frequent service is required when
operating in adverse conditions
First 5 hours - Change oil.
Every 5 hours or daily - Check oil level.
Clean finger guard. Clean around muffler.
Every 25 hours or every season - Change oil if
operating under heavy load or high ambient
temperature. Service air cleaner.
Every 50 hours or every season - Change oil.
Inspect spark arrester, if equipped.
Every 100 hours or every season - Clean cooling
system*. Replace spark plug.
*
Clean more often under dusty conditions, or
when airborne debris is present or after
prolonged operation cutting tall, dry grass.
ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION
Electrolux Outdoor Products are manufactured under
an Environmental Management System (ISO 14001)
using, where practical, components manufactured in
the most environmentally responsible manner,
according to company procedures, and with the
potential for recycling at the end of the products' life.
•
Packaging is recyclable and plastic components
have been labelled (where practical) for
categorised recycling.
•
Awareness of the environment must be
considered when disposing of 'end-of-life'
product.
•
If necessary, contact your local authority for
disposal information.
DISPOSAL OF FUELS AND LUBRICATING OILS
•
Wear protective clothing when handling any
fuels and lubricants.
•
Avoid contact with skin.
•
Remove petrol and engine oil before
transporting the product.
•
Contact your local authority for information of
your nearest Recycling/Disposal Station.
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Do NOT dispose of used
fuels/oils with household waste
Waste fuels/oils are harmful,
but can be recycled and should
be disposed of through the
recognised facilities.
Do NOT dispose of used
fuels/oils to water.
Do NOT incinerate
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