MTD 24620L Instructions d'exploitation télécharger pdf (Page 15)

Operating Instructions English

Quick oil drain

For the optimal mowing results

Lawns consist of various grass types.

Frequent mowing promotes the

growth of grass, resulting in strong

roots and a firm sward. Infrequent

mowing promotes the growth of tall

grasses and other wild-growing

plants (e.g. clover, daisies). The

normal height of a lawn is approx.

4–5 cm. Only one third of this height

should be mown, i.e. 7–8 cm should

be mown to the normal height.

Wherever possible, do not mow the

lawn to shorter than 4 cm, otherwise

dry spells can damage the sward.

Tall grass (e.g. after a holiday)

should be mown to the normal height

over several stages.

‚" Never let grass grow too long.

‚" Never mow grass too short.

‚" Mow over straight stretches.

‚" Do not mow at high speed,

particularly when a mulching kit

or grass catcher is installed.

Note: This appliance is designed to

mow lawns. It must not be used to

cut scrub, weeds, or too tall grass.

Mulching grass

Mulching means that grass is cut into

small pieces (approx. 1 cm), which

remain lying. The lawn therefore

retains a lot of nutrients.

For the optimal results the lawn must

always be kept short. The following

must be observed.

‚" The mulching cover must be

installed.

‚" Do not mow wet grass.

‚" Never mow more than max

2 cm.

‚" Mow slowly.

‚" Use the max engine speed.

‚"

Clean the lawnmower deck at

regular intervals.

Mulching leaves

The appliance can also be used to

mulch leaves. The leaf particles

penetrate the lawn and function as

a natural fertiliser. The following

must be observed.

‚" The mulching cover must be

installed.

‚" The leaves must be dry.

‚" Use the max engine speed.

‚"

Reduce the speed when the

leaves are not being mulched to

small pieces.

‚"

When oak leaves are mulched

(acidic), you must lime the lawn

in the spring to reduce the acid

content of the soil.

‚"

Clean the lawnmower deck at

regular intervals.

After finishing work

‚" Take the ignition key, when

provided, out of the control

panel.

‚" Disconnect the spark plug

terminal on the engine.

‚" Empty the (optional) grass

catcher.

‚" Let the engine cool down before

placing the appliance in enclosed

spaces.

‚" Close the fuel cock (when

provided, see the operating

instructions for the engine).

Transporting the

appliance

Caution!

Spilt fuel pollutes the environment

The appliance must not be tilted

when it is transported.

Before manoeuvring or carrying the

appliance over footpaths, access

roads, or similar, first stop the

engine. For transport on or in

a vehicle, secure the appliance

adequately against slipping.

Servicing / cleaning

Danger!

To protect against injury before all

work on the appliance:

switch OFF the engine,

take out the ignition, when

provided.

wait until all moving parts have

come to a complete stop and the

engine has cooled down,

disconnect the spark plug

terminal on the engine so that it

cannot start by accident,

observe the additional safety

information in the operating

instructions for the engine.

Danger!

To protect against injury from the

cutters, have a specialist garage

perform all work such as replacing

or regrinding the cutters (special

tools required).

Caution!

The appliance must be tilted back on

its back wheels only. This prevents

fuel or oil from damaging the engine.

Secure the appliance adequately

against slipping and tilting.

Make sure that no fuel runs out of

the tank.

Servicing

Observe the servicing instructions

for the engine in the provided

operating instructions for the same.

At the end of the season a specialist

garage must check and service the

appliance.

After the first five engine hours

First oil change for the engine.

For the subsequent intervals see the

operating instructions for the engine.

Use the oil channel or (optional)

quick oil drain.

Every 25 operating hours

‚" Check air filter, see provided

operating instructions for the

engine.

‚" Lubricate the controls, pivot

pins, and bearing bolts with

a few drops of light oil.

Every 50 operating hours

Lubricate the front-wheel bearings

with vaseline.

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