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3. Ensure that no other people are present on the sur-
face to be mowed.
10 Operation
The battery-powered lawnmower has a cutting tool that
rotates parallel to the cutting plane. It is equipped with a
powerful and quiet-running electric motor, a robust hous-
ing, a safety bar, a safety key, a double-sided lawn edge
intake and a grass collection bag. The product also has
smooth-running wheels. Please refer to the following de-
scriptions for the function of the controls.
WARNING
Danger of injury!
Remove the battery from the power tool before carrying
out any work on the power tool (e.g. maintenance, tool
change, etc.) and when transporting and storing it.
There is a risk of injury if the on/off switch is operated
unintentionally.
ATTENTION
Make sure that the ambient temperature does not ex-
ceed 50°C and does not fall below -20°C during work.
ATTENTION
The product is part of the 20V gomag series and may
only be operated with batteries of this series. Batteries
may only be charged with battery chargers of this se-
ries. Observe the manufacturer's instructions.
10.1
Mowing with the grass collection
basket
ATTENTION
Do not operate the product without the grass collection
basket fully attached or without a mulching insert.
ATTENTION
Only remove or attach the grass collection basket when
the engine is switched off and the blade is stationary.
10.1.1
Inserting the grass collection basket
(5) (Fig. 6, 8)
1. Lift the discharge flap (7).
2. Lift the grass collection basket (5) by the carrying han-
dle (5a).
3. Hang the grass collection basket (5) in the grass col-
lection basket suspension provided at the rear of the
product.
4. Put down the discharge flap (7), it holds the grass col-
lection basket (5) in position.
10.1.2
Level indicator (4) on the grass
collection basket (5) (Fig. 1)
The air flow generated by the blade lifts the level indica-
tor. When the grass collection basket is full, the air flow
stops. If the air flow is too low, the level indicator closes.
This is a note to empty the grass collection basket.
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The unrestricted function of the level indicator is only as-
sured with optimum air flow. External influences such as
wet, dense or high grass, low cutting levels, dirt or similar
can affect the air flow and the function of the level indica-
tor.
• Flap open: Grass collection basket is being filled
• Flap closed: Grass collection basket is full
10.1.3
WARNING
Before removing the grass collection basket, switch
off the engine and wait for the blade to stop.
ATTENTION
Danger of injury!
Remove the grass collection basket only when the en-
gine is switched off and the blade is stationary.
The grass collection basket must be emptied as soon
as grass cuttings are left lying behind on the ground
during mowing.
1. To remove the grass collection basket (5), lift the dis-
charge flap (7).
2. Take out the grass collection basket (5) by the carry-
ing handle (5a). In accordance with the safety regula-
tions, the discharge flap (7) closes when the grass
collection basket (5) is unhooked and closes the ejec-
tion opening.
If grass cuttings remain in the opening, it is advisable to
pull the lawnmower back about 1 m to make it easier to
start the motor.
ATTENTION
Do not remove cuttings in the mower housing and on
the working tool by hand or with your feet, but with suit-
able aids, e.g. brush or hand brush.
To ensure good collection, the grass collection basket (5)
must be cleaned after use.
10.2
Safety key (15) (Fig. 1, 9)
Note:
The product can only be started if the security key is in-
serted in the product.
1. Open the cover (6).
2. Insert the rechargeable batteries (12) as described in
9.2.
3. Insert the safety key (15).
4. Close the cover (6).
WARNING
Danger of injury!
To switch off the product, switch off the motor, wait for it
to stop, remove the battery and pull out the safety key.
10.3
Blade-stop device (Fig. 1, 11)
Before each use, you must check the blade stop device.
Start the motor as described in 10.4.
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Emptying the grass collection basket
(5) (Fig. 6, 8)
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