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USE
Due to engine lubrication limitations, the mower
should not be used on slopes in excess of 30
0.
. (P)
Before mowing objects such as twigs, toys and
stones should be removed from the lawn. (Q)
Avoid running the blade over foreign objects such as
stones, roots, etc., as it may cause engine damage.
Mow the lawn twice weekly during the most active
periods of growth.
Never cut more than 1/3 of the length of the grass,
especially during dry periods. (R)
Mow with a high cutting height setting the first time.
Examine the result and lower the mower to the
desired setting. Mow slowly or mow the grass twice
if it is very long.
MAINTENANCE
Always remove the spark plug lead before repair,
cleaning or maintenance work. All nuts, bolts and
screws should be checked for tightness after 5
hours use. Check the oil. Push the handle down to
ground level when tilting the mower for cleaning
purposes. This will avoid oil and fuel spillage.
R
EGULARLY
1. Hose down or brush off all grass, leaves, etc.,
from the mower. (S)
2. Check the oil level.
A
NNUALLY
Always handle the blade with care - sharp edges
could cause injury. USE GLOVES. Renew your
metal blade after 50 hours mowing or 2 years
whichever is the sooner - regardless of
condition. If the blade is cracked or damaged
replace it with a new one.
1. Sharpening and balancing the cutter blade.
Remove the spark plug lead. Remove the cutter
blade and take it to a service workshop for
sharpening and balancing. When reassembling the
blade ensure that the retaining washer is flat and not
dished, tighten the bolt to a torque of 35-40 Nm. (T)
2. Change the oil after each season or after 25
hours. Run the engine until warm. Remove the
spark plug lead. Remove the blade to gain
access to the oil drain plug, open the drain plug
underneath the mower and let the oil run out.
Refit the plug and fill with new oil, SAE 30. (V)
3. The engine brake cable should always be
adjusted to stop the engine within 3 sec.
CAUTION! For adjustment contact your
authorized service dealer. (W)
4. Loosen screw, remove cover and take out the air
filter. (X1 & X2)
5. Clean the filter with kerosene. Add 2-3 spoons
of oil, distributing evenly throughout the filter.
T
RANSPORT
Remove the spark plug lead
Loosen the wire/cable from the handle before
carefully folding it. Avoid damaging the wire/cable.
Empty the petrol tank. The machine must be drained
of oil and fuel when moving it by public transport.
C
ARING
At the End of the Mowing Season
1. Replace blade, bolts, nuts or screws, if
necessary.
2. Clean your lawnmower thoroughly. Do not clean
with chemicals, including petrol or solvents -
some can destroy critical plastic parts.
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.
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 silencer.
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.
ENVIRONMENT
AL INFORMATION
Husqvarna 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 LUBRICA
TING 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.
• 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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