GRAPHITE 52G670 Traducción Del Manual Original página 12

DESCRIPTION OF GRAPHIC PAGES
The numbering below refers to the components of the device
shown on the graphic pages of this manual.
1. Top handle
2. Engine brake lever
3. Handle fixing nut
4. Rear discharge cover
5. Bottom handle
6. The fuel filler cap
7. Choke lever
8. Air filter housing
9. The oil filler cap
10. Boot rope
11. Road wheel
12. Cutting height adjustment lever.
13. Grass catcher
14. Oil level indicator
15. Oil drain plug
16. Cutting knife
17. Cutting knife mounting bolt
18. Air filter.
19. Spark plug wire.
20. Spark plug
21. Spark plug wrench
22. Spark plug contacts.
* There may be differences between the drawing and the product.
EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES
1. Grass catcher - 1 pc.
2. Bottom handle - 1 pc.
3. Top handle - 1 pc.
4. Starting rope holder - 1 pc.
5. Clips - 2 pcs.
6. Bolts, nuts , screws - 1 set .
PREPARATION TO WORK
WARNING! Do not operate the petrol mower without the grass
catcher with the rear discharge cover raised.
WARNING! All maintenance, repairs, adjustments and work
preparation activities must be performed with the engine off.
HANDLE ASSEMBLY
• Place the lower handle ( 5 ) in the housing mower and ( Fig. A )
and fasten it with the supplied screws ( Fig. B ).
• Attach the upper handle ( 1 ) to the lower handle ( 5 ) with the
supplied screws and wing nuts ( Fig. C ) .
• Install the starter rope handle on the right side of the upper
handle ( 1 ) and pass the starter rope ( 10 ) through the handle.
• Attach the steering cable to the handlebar with the clips
provided ( Fig. D ).
ATTACHING GRASS BASKET
• Lift up the rear discharge shroud ( 4 ).
• Hang the grass catcher ( 13 ) from the rear discharge outlet
using the two catches " a " on the top of the mower housing ( fig.
E ).
• Lower the rear discharge guard ( 4 ).
The grass catcher is held in place by the spring force of the rear discharge
guard. The grass catcher has a convenient carrying handle to empty it of
grass clippings.
WARNING! Always make sure that the grass catcher is properly
attached.
ADJUSTING THE CUTTING HEIGHT
The cutting height is adjusted with the height-of-cut lever ( 1 2 ) in
5 positions from 25 - 65 mm.
• Pull back the cutting height adjustment lever ( 1 2 ) ( fig. F ).
• Select the desired mowing height by moving the mowing
adjustment lever.
• Place the cutting height adjustment lever in one of the selected
recesses in the cutting height adjustment lever lock ( 1 2 ) on the
mower housing ( fig. F ).
WARNING! The cutting height is set simultaneously on all four road
wheels.
FILLING WITH ENGINE OIL
WARNING! Do not start the petrol mower without oil, such
starting will damage the engine.
• Unscrew the oil filler cap ( 9 ).
• Pour in the prepared amount of oil.
• Check the oil level on the dipstick ( 14 ) ( fig. G ).
Screw on the oil filler plug ( 9 ).
WARNING! Change the oil for the first time after 5 hours of
operation and then every 25 hours of operation. Drain the oil
into an oil-resistant container by unscrewing the oil drain plug
(15 ) (fig. G ).
FILLING WITH GASOLINE
WARNING! Unleaded petrol with an octane number of 95
should be used as a fuel for a petrol lawn mower.
• Unscrew the fuel filler cap (6).
• Pour gasoline into the tank and tighten the fuel filler cap (6).
WARNING! After refueling, make sure the fuel filler cap is
tightened securely. Do not allow fuel to spill.
WARNING! Most of the problems with internal combustion
engines are directly or indirectly related to the type of fuel
used.
OPERATION / SETTINGS
STARTING THE ENGINE
WARNING! Under no circumstances should the mower be used
without the guards installed. The use of incorrect or damaged
guards can cause serious injury.
WARNING! Using an incorrect or worn cutting knife will
increase vibration.
The petrol lawn mower is equipped with a system to prevent
accidental start-up.
• Move the choke lever ( 7 ) to the " START " position ( Fig. H ).
• Pull the engine brake lever ( 2 ) to the upper handle ( 1 ) ( fig. I ).
• Pull the starter rope ( 1 0 ) sharply .
• After starting the mower, set the choke lever ( 7 ) to the " RUN "
position
STOPPING THE ENGINE
• Release the engine brake lever ( 2 ) from the upper handle ( 1 ).
WARNING! The blade continues to move for a few seconds after
the engine stops.
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