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14.2 Maintenance work
Only maintenance work described in this operating
manual may be carried out; have all other work car-
ried out by a specialist dealer. If you lack the neces-
sary knowledge and tools, always consult a specialist
dealer.
We recommend that maintenance work and repairs
be carried out only by a specialist dealer.
Only use tools, accessories or attachment devices
which are permitted by the manufacturer of this de-
vice or technically similar parts, otherwise there may
be a danger of accidents resulting in personal injury or
damage to the device. If you have any questions, you
should contact a specialist dealer.
Original tools, accessories and spare parts are opti-
mally matched to the device and the user's require-
ments.
The battery-powered ride-on lawnmower should be
checked by the specialist dealer once a year.
Keep warning and instruction labels clean and legi-
ble at all times. Damaged or lost stickers must be re-
placed with new original ones. If a component is re-
placed by a new part, make sure that the new part has
the same stickers.
Before starting work on or near electrical components,
disconnect the battery connection cable (24) from the
engine connection cable (24a).
The device is equipped with numerous safety fea-
tures. These devices must not be removed or modi-
fied (bypassed, etc.) and must be checked at regular
intervals. Work on the safety devices may only be car-
ried out by a specialist.
Keep all nuts, pins and screws, especially the blade
fixing screw, firmly tightened so that the device is in a
safe operating status.
Worn or damaged parts must be replaced immediate-
ly for safety reasons.
Working under the machine requires special care due
to the weight of the battery-powered ride-on lawn-
mower. Contact your specialist dealer for this.
Check that the front and rear wheels are secured.
Always keep the battery-powered ride-on lawnmow-
er and attachment devices in good working order; all
safety devices must be in place and in good working
order.
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14.3.1 Wheel axles and hubs (Fig.16)
To ensure the smooth running of the wheels, we rec-
ommend cleaning and lightly greasing the wheel ax-
les and wheel hubs at least once per season. Always
check that the screws (h) are screwed tight.
NOTE:
The front and rear wheels (7 + 5) must be disassem-
bled to grease the axles and hubs. (Fig. 16)
14.3.2 Removing of the mowing unit (Fig.14, 15)
NOTE!
2 people are required to remove the mowing unit!
NOTE!
Removing the mowing unit is only recommended
when one of the mowing blades needs to be replaced
or the mowing unit needs to be transported or sent for
maintenance!
1. Place the battery-powered ride-on lawnmower on
a level surface and secure it by engaging the lock-
ing brake (14).
2. Switch the battery-powered ride-on lawnmower off
and remove the ignition key (30) from the ignition
lock (23).
3. Lower the cutting height adjustment (4) to the low-
est level. Support the mowing unit with wooden
slats on which it can rest.
4. Carefully pull the three safety splints (g) (Fig. 14)
out.
5. First remove the required front suspension of the
mowing unit by pulling out the locking pin.
6. Now the mowing unit must be held on both sides.
7. Now pull out the locking pin on the left and right side
at the same time.
8. Now remove the connector plugs that connect the
motors of the individual mowing blades to the bat-
tery-powered ride-on lawnmower.
9. You can now carry out the mowing unit on the right
side of the device.
10. In order to install the mowing unit again, follow
steps 1-9 in reverse order.
14.3.3 Changing the mowing blade (Fig. 15)
For safety reasons, only have your mowing blade re-
placed, sharpened, balanced and fitted by an author-
ised specialist workshop. To achieve an optimal work-
ing result, it is recommended to have the mowing blade
checked once a year. Changing the mowing blades
every 100 operating hours is for safety and to achieve a
perfect cutting result.
14.3.4 Checking the tyre pressure
1. Check the tyre pressure prior to starting.
2. Check the tyre pressure with a commercially avail-
able foot pump (not included in the scope of deliv-
ery) at regular intervals.
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