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The Accu contains lead cells. After their lifetime have expired, they
may not be disposed of as normal house rubbish, but must be
disposed of properly.
Please dispose of the flat Accu via the municipal disposal point.
7. Maintenance
DANGER! Cutting tool can cause injuries!
A
V
When undertaking maintenance, remove the safety
key, wait for the cutting mechanism to stop and put
on suitable work gloves.
Warning! Damage to Accu cylinder mower.
A
V Never clean your cylinder mower with running
water, in particular with water under high pressure.
Deposits affect the cutting result as well as discharge of grass
clippings. Residual dirt and grass is easily removed immediately
after mowing.
1. Remove grass deposits with a brush and a cloth.
2. Oil the red cutting mechanism lightly with low viscosity oil
(e.g. sprayed oil).
We recommed charging the Accu with the charger supplied,
immediately after mowing with the cylinder mower and leaving
it connected to the charger (the Accu cannot be over-charged).
Do not wait to charge until the Accu is completely flat.
1. Remove safety key
G
from the charging socket
H
.
2. Insert mains plug of the charger
M
in a mains socket.
The red LED goes on.
3. Insert charging plug
N
of the charger into the charging
socket
H
.
4. When the green LED of the charger goes on, the Accu is fully
charged. (This can take up to 24 hours if the Accu is flat).
When the charger
M
is disconnected from the mains, the charging
plug
N
must also be removed from the charging socket
H
as
otherwise the Accu will discharge itself via the charger.
Disposing of
the Accu:
Cleaning the mower:
Charge Accu:
G
H
N
M
Pb
If the mower is not stored connected constantly to the charger,
the Accu must be charged at least every six months because it
self-discharges. Self-discharging is reduced at low storage
temperatures.
If the Accu is completely flat, e.g. due to too long storage without
any recharge, it will get its full efficiency again after several
charging cycles.
The product must not be added to normal household waste. It
must be disposed of in line with local environmental regulations.
Disposal:
(in accordance with
RL2002/96/EC)