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The blade(s) may be removed as follows.
Note: It may be easier to change the blade(s)
by first removing the deck from beneath the
rider, (refer to Cutting Deck Removal earlier
in this section) then gently flip the deck
over to expose its underside. It is possible
to change the blade(s), however, with the
deck still attached to the rider. If attempting
to change the blade(s) with the deck still
installed on the rider, first move the deck lift
lever to its highest (#5) position.
1.
Remove the mulch plug, deck chute or
bagging chute, if equipped, exposing the
deck chute opening.
2.
Using a block of wood or 2 x 4, insert it into
the deck opening and rotate the blade
around until it wedges the wood between
the deck opening and the cutting blade, as
shown in Figure 4-10.
Figure 4-10
3.
Remove the hex screw (a) and the blade bell
support (b) which holds the blade (c) and
the blade adapter (d) to the deck motor. See
Figure 4-11.
(d)
(b)
(a)
Figure 4-11
4.
Remove blade (c) and adapter (d) from the
deck motor spindle See Figure 4-11.
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5.
To properly sharpen the cutting blade,
remove equal amounts of metal from both
ends of the blade along the cutting edges,
parallel to the trailing edge, at a 25°- to 30°
angle. Always grind each cutting blade edge
equally to maintain proper blade balance.
See Figure 4-12.
6.
Test the blade's balance using a blade
balancer. Grind metal from the heavy side
until it balances evenly.
A poorly balanced blade will cause excessive vibration, may
damage the rider and/or result in personal injury.
Note: When replacing the blade, be sure to
install the blade with the side of the blade
marked ''Bottom'' (or with a part number
stamped in it) facing the ground when the
rider is in the operating position.
Use a torque wrench to tighten the hex bolt to between
450-600 in-lbs.
Battery Disposal
Disposing of Damaged or Worn-Out Batteries
The following toxic and corrosive material is used in this
battery: LITHIUM-ION, a toxic material.
To prevent contamination of the environment, contact your
(c)
local waste disposal agency for specific instructions before
disposing of damaged or worn-out lithium-ion batteries.
Take batteries to a local recycling and/or disposal center,
certified for lithium-ion battery disposal.
Do not use broken or cracked batteries, even if there is no
leakage. Replace damaged or worn-out batteries with new
batteries. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REPAIR BATTERIES! Repair
attempts may result in severe personal injury, due to
explosion or electrical shock.
To avoid personal injury and damage to the
environment:
•
Do not attempt to remove or destroy any
of the battery components. Do not open
or mutilate the battery. If a leak develops,
released electrolytes are corrosive and toxic.
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are
Figure 4-12
WARNING
CAUTION
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
Do not get the solution in your eyes or on
your skin, and do not swallow it.
•
Do not dispose of the battery in the regular
household trash.
•
Do not dispose of the battery in a fire. The
cell may explode.
•
Do not dispose of the battery where it
will become part of any waste landfill or
municipal solid waste stream.
•
Cover the battery terminals with heavy-duty
adhesive tape.
•
Dispose of the battery according to local,
state and federal regulations.
•
Dispose of the battery promptly.
About Call2Recycle® Battery
Seals
Call2Recycle®'s industry steward
program helps battery and
product manufacturers fulfill
recycling requirements in the
U.S. and Canada, including compliance with
extensive state, provincial and federal regulations,
such as the Mercury- Containing and Rechargeable
Battery Act (The Battery Act). Call2Recycle®
Licensees/Industry Stewards, participating battery
and product manufacturers and marketers,
purchase the rights to imprint the Call2Recycle®
Battery Seals on their rechargeable batteries and
products. When you see the Call2Recycle® Battery
Seal, you can feel confident knowing that your
battery or product can be safely and responsibly
recycled.
About Call2Recycle®
Since 1994, Call2Recycle® has diverted more
than 75 million pounds of rechargeable batteries
from local landfills and established a network
of 30,000 recycling drop-off locations. More
than 200 battery and/or product manufacturers,
Call2Recycle® Industry Stewards, have united to
ensure that batteries are responsibly recycled
when they reach their end of life and fund the
program that is operated by Call2Recycle®, Inc., a
501(c)4 nonprofit public service organization.
To locate the nearest recycling center, please call
1-800-822-8837.
Troubleshooting
Excessive Vibration
1.
Blade loose or unbalanced
•
Tighten cutting blade and deck
spindle
2.
Cutting blade damaged, unbalanced or bent.
•
Replace the blade
Uneven Cut
1.
Deck not properly leveled
•
Perform front-to-rear deck
adjustment
2.
Cutting blade dull or damaged
•
Sharpen or replace cutting blade
3.
Uneven tire pressure
•
Check and correct tire pressure in all
four tires
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