Safety Checks - EMAK KTK 102H Serie Manual De Instrucciones

– Couple the grass catcher (fig. 19.A) to
its supports (fig. 19.B) and centre it with
respect to the plate, making sure that the
two reference marks are aligned (fig. 19.B).
– Make sure that the lower pipe
of the grass catcher opening is
attached to the pawl (fig. 19.C).
– If the coupling is difficult or too loose,
regulate the retaining spring (see 8.9).
b. Preparation for mowing and rear
grass discharge (models with rear
grass catcher only) (if fitted)
– If you decide to work without the grass
catcher, a rear discharge guard kit
is available upon request (Fig. 20,
section 15.7) which must be securely
mounted on the rear plate as indicated
in the instructions provided.
c. Preparation for mowing and
mulching of grass
– If you decide to mow the grass, mulching
it and leaving it on the grass, a "mulching"
kit is available upon request (chap.
15.1). This has to be attached to the rear
plate as indicated in the instructions.
In the case of models with
side discharge, make sure that the
lateral discharge support has been
mounted (fig. 22.A) (if fitted).
d. Prepare the machine for cutting
and lateral grass discharge (for
models with side discharge only):
– Always make sure that the spring inside
the deflector (Fig. 21.A) and the safety
lever (Fig. 21.B) operate correctly,
holding it firmly in the lowered position.
– When cutting tall or wet grass,
we recommend removing the
lateral discharge strengthener
(fig. 22.A) (if fitted).
– To remove the strengthener,
undo the screws (fig. 22.B) while
maintaining the side discharge chute
in the raised position (fig. 22.C).
In the event of collisions without
the side discharge strengthener
fitted (fig. 22.A), the cutting device
assembly may be deformed.
Always remember to replace the
side discharge strengthener after use.
6.1.5 Positioning the anti-scalping wheels
The anti-scalping wheels are used to reduce
the risk of tearing up sections of lawn, which
can occur when the edge of the cutting device
assembly drags over irregular ground.
Position the wheels as indicated (par. 7.4).

6.2 SAFETY CHECKS

Run the following safety checks and
check that the results correspond to
those outlined on the tables.
Always carry out the safety
checks before use.
6.2.1 General safety check
Object
Battery
Rear discharge guard,
grass catcher
Side discharge
guard, suction grid
Fuel lines and
connections.
Electrical cables.
Oil lines
Safety devices
6.2.2 Control of safety devices
The safety devices work in two ways:
A. they prevent the engine from starting if all
the safety requirements have not been met;
B. by stopping the engine if even just one
of the safety requirements is lacking.
Action
1. gear in "neutral";
2. cutting device
disengaged;
3. operator seated.
the operator leaves his seat
EN - 16
Result
No damage to the casing,
cover or terminals
Good condition. No
damage. Properly
installed.
Good condition. No
damage. Properly
installed
No leaks.
All insulation intact.
No mechanical damage.
No leaks.
No damage.
Proceed as indicated
in par. 6.2.2
Result
The engine starts
The engine stops