WOLF Garten Lycos 40/370 Cordless Lawn Mower Instruction Manual

WOLF Garten Lycos 40/370 Cordless Lawn Mower Instruction Manual

Meaning of the symbols

Read the instruction manual before using for the first time.

Caution!
  Do not allow any other persons to enter the danger area.

Caution! Sharp cutting blade Cutting blades continue to rotate after the motor is switched off Pull the locking device before any maintenance work on battery powered mowers

Caution! Sharp cutting blade Cutting blades continue to rotate after the motor is switched off. Pull out the power plug before performing any maintenance or if the power cable is damaged.

When using mains powered machines.

Caution! “Keep the power cable away from the cutting blade”

When using mains powered machines

For your safety

Before  using your mower for the first time, read this instruction manual carefully and observe the instructions. Keep this instruction manual safe for later use or subsequent owners.

• Before using for the first time, you must read the safety information! Failure to observe the instruction manual and the safety instructions can result in damage to the mower and danger for the operator and other persons.
• All persons involved with the initial set-up, operation and servicing of the mower, must have appropriate qualifications.

The making of unauthorized changes or conversions is not permitted

Do not make any changes to the mower or convert it to make other machinery. Such changes can result in personal injury and incorrect operation.

Repairs to the mower must only be performed by trained persons who have been instructed to do so. When doing so always use original spare parts. This ensures that the safety of the mower is maintained.

Information symbols in this manual

The signs and symbols in this manual should help you to use the manual and mower quickly and safely.

Note
Information to ensure the most effective and practical use of the mower.

Action step
Requires you to perform an action.

Action result
This is the result of a sequence of action steps

Item number
Item number

s are indicated in the text by square brackets [ ].

A Illustration label
Illustrations are numbered with letters and identified in the text.

1 Step number
The defined sequence of steps is numbered and identified in the text.

Danger levels of warning information

The following danger levels are used in this instruction manual, to indicate potentially dangerous situations:

DANGER

A dangerous situation is highly likely and, if the measures are not followed, will result in severe injury and even death.

WARNING

A dangerous situation may occur and, if the measures are not followed, will result in severe injury and even death.

CAUTION

A dangerous situation may occur and, if the measures are not followed, will result in slight or minor injuries.

Attention

A possibly harmful situation may occur which if not avoided will result in property damage

SAFETY ROUTINE

This describes operating sequences that must be gone through in strict order (e.g. switching-oႇ in case of fault or emergency)

Safety information content

DANGER

Type and source of the danger!
Consequences of non-observation ¾ Measure for preventing the danger

Safety information

Protection of yourself and others

• For safety reasons, children and persons who are not familiar with the instruction manual and the operation of the lawnmower, must not use it. The minimum age of users may be defined by local or national legislation.
• Do not permit children under the age of 16 to handle this power tool or perform other work on the device, such as maintenance, cleaning, adjustment, etc. The minimum age of users may be defined by local or national legislation.
• Persons operating the lawnmower must not be under the influence of intoxicants (e.g. alcohol, drugs or medication).
• Be careful and do not reach into the mower blade area.
• Remember that the mower operator (user) is responsible for any accidents with other persons or their property.
• This device may be used by persons with limited physical, sensory and mental abilities or a lack of experience and knowledge if they are being supervised and have been trained in how to use the device safely and they understand the dangers associated with it. Children are not allowed to play with the device. Cleaning and user-maintenance must not be carried out by children.
• Do not operate the mower when there are people (especially children) or animals in the immediate vicinity. Ensure children do not play with the lawnmower.
• Stop mowing if you notice that persons (especially children) or animals are nearby.
• Never mow barefoot or wearing only sandals.
• Only switch the motor on if your feet and hands are at a safe distance from the mower blade.
• Always wear non-skid shoes and long trousers as well as other appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses, ear defenders, safety gloves etc.) when working with the lawnmower. The wearing of personal protective equipment minimises the risk of injury. Do not wear loose clothing or clothing with hanging cords or belts.

Before use

• Before use, make sure you are familiar with the mower, its functions and operating elements.
• Check that all nuts, bolts and screws are tight to ensure safe operation of the lawnmower.
• Before start-up and after an impact check the mower for signs of wear or damage. Before making any adjustments or cleaning, ensure that the safety key is withdrawn and that the power pack has been removed to prevent accidental starting. Any damage must be repaired by a qualified expert or workshop.
• Do not use any mower whose switch is defective and which can no longer be switched on or off.It must be repaired by a qualified expert or workshop.
• Remove any adjustment tools or spanners before switching the mower on. Injuries could be caused by a tool that is left in the activity area of the rotating mower blade.
• Check any extension cable that may be connected to the lawnmower for damage and aging (brittleness). Only use the cable if it is free from defects. Damaged cables must be repaired by a qualified electrician or workshop.
• Never use a lawnmower with damaged or missing safety equipment such as a defector and / or grass collector, casing, etc. They must be repaired or replaced by a qualified expert or workshop.
• Check the detector fap for brittleness and correct seating.
• Before mowing, make sure that the lawn is free from branches, stones, wire etc. and look out for such objects the whole time when mowing. These could be caught up by the device  and thrown out forcefully.
• Regularly check the grass collector for wear and to ensure it is in good working order.
• Visually inspect the mower blade to check that it is not blunt, damage or deformed. To ensure safety replace worn or damaged parts.

Tips for use

• Adopt a normal posture. Ensure you are standing securely and that you maintain your balance at all times. Never run – instead walk at a steady pace. This will ensure that you can maintain better control of the lawnmower if unexpected situations occur.

• Do not use the lawnmower in an explosive environment, where there are inflammable liquids, gases or dusts. The lawnmower may create sparks, which could ignite the dust or vapors.

• Do not tilt the lawnmower when starting-up or switching the motor on unless the mower must be raised while doing so. In this case only tip the lawnmower as far as is absolutely necessary and only lift the side that is away from the user.

•  Maintain the safety distance that is defined by the handle frame.

• Under the following circumstances, switch the lawnmower oႇ, pull out the safety key and remove the power pack. Make sure that all moving parts have come to a complete standstill:

  • If leaving the lawnmower unattended;

  • When clearing a blocked mower blade or a clogged grass discharge duct;

  • If checking, cleaning or working on the lawnmower;

  • If you have mowed over a foreign body (check before further use whether lawnmower or mower blade have been damaged);
    Check the lawnmower at once if it starts vibrating abnormally.

  • Check for damage;

  • Repair damaged parts if necessary;

  • Make sure that all nuts, bolts and screws are tightened properly.

• Take extra care if you are mowing backwards and pulling the lawnmower towards you.

• Switch the lawnmower oႇ, if you need to tilt or transport it, e.g. between lawns or over paths.

• Do not start the motor if you are standing in front of the gas discharge duct.

• Maintain the safety distance relative to the rotating tool that is defined by the guide handle.

• During operation, remain in the prescribed operator work area behind the guide handle.

• Never leave the lawnmower unattended during breaks and store it in a secure location.

• Before lifting or carrying the lawnmower away, switch the motor oႇ, withdraw the safety key, remove the power pack and wait until the mower blade has come to a standstill.

• Only adjust the cutting height with the motor switched oႇ and the mower blade at a standstill.

• Before removing the grass collector, switch the motor oႇ and wait until the mower blade comes to a standstill. After emptying the grass collector, attach it carefully and make sure that it is securely fixed to the lawnmower.

• Never open the detector flap if the motor is still running.

• Never move the mower over gravel with the motor running. You may be hit by stones!

• Where possible do not mow the lawn when the grass is wet.

Mowing on steep slopes

• Do not mow on excessively steep slopes.
• Ensure you have secure footing and mow slowly.
• Always mow across the slope and not up and down.
• Exercise particular caution when changing direction. Risk of tripping

After use

• Switch the lawnmower oႇ, withdraw the safety key, remove the power pack and store the lawnmower in a secure location.
• If you need to clean or service the lawnmower, switch it oႇ, withdraw the safety key, then remove the power pack and the grass collector.
• Ensure that ventilation slots are free from dirt.
• Store the lawnmower out of reach of children.
• Do not repair the lawnmower yourself; it must be repaired by a qualified expert or workshop.
• Allow the motor to cool before putting the mower away

General safety instructions

• Spare parts must meet the requirements of the manufacturer. Therefore use only original spare parts or spare parts approved by the manufacturer. When replacing spare parts, always observe the supplied fitting instructions. Withdraw the safety key and remove the power pack before starting work.
• Repairs must only be performed by a qualified expert or workshop.
• This lawnmower is intended for the care of grass and lawn areas in private households. The lawnmower must not be used for improper purposes because of the risk of bodily injury to the user or other persons.
• Only use the lawnmower in daylight or under bright artificial light. Keep your work area clean and well lit.
• Only use the lawnmower in dry weather conditions. Keep it away from rain and damp conditions. The ingress of water into the lawn mower increases the risk of an electric shock.
• Replace all worn or damaged information signs on the device.
• Only use power packs and chargers approved by the manufacturer. The designations of the approved power packs/chargers are listed in the enclosed EC Declaration of Conformity

Intended use

This lawnmower is intended solely

• for mowing lawns in domestic and hobby gardens,
• for use in accordance with the descriptions and safety information given in this operating manual.

Any other use is classed as an unintended use. The user is liable for any damage arising from unintended use.

Identification plate

Position

The identification plate is located at the lawnmower casing

Note
The identification is considered as a document. It must never be altered or obliterated.

Structure

1. Guaranteed sound level
2. CE label
3. Manufacturer
4. Device group
5. Model name
6. Model number
7. Serial number
8. Power
9. Motor speed in rpm
10. Weight
11. Rated voltage, current type
12. Protection class / IP code
13. Disposal instruction
14. Year of manufacture

Assembly

Attaching the handle

Attention

When folding the handle together or folding the handle out, the cable may be damaged. Ensure that the cable is not kinked or squeezed.

• Grip in the handle recess of the deflector flap B1 and pull the deflector flap upwards until the hook on the rear side of the casing and the hook on the underside of the deflector flap engage with a loud click B2
• Then lower the deflector flap again B3

The grass is easily ejected through the resulting gap between the deflector flap and the casing when mowing without the grass collector. you can find more information in the section “Mowing without the grass collector.

• Now fix both handle mountings Ab to the bottom part of the handle Ah, see c1

• Attach the bottom part of the handle to the handle mountings so that it clicks in c2. Push the  handle up to the end of the handle mounting c3

• Slightly pull the bottom part of the handle apart at its ends and push onto the threaded screws located on the left and right side of the casing D1

• Then position the two washers A d  on the threaded screws D2

• Push the threaded pins A f  into the quick-release
  levers A a, until the hole is visible E 1. Hold these tightly with finger and thumb and screw in the quick-release levers together with the threaded pins in a clockwise direction E2 until
  there is a gap of approximately 10 mm E3.

• Secure the bottom part of the handle, by folding the quick-release levers upwards towards the lawnmower E4

• Attach the top part of the handle A g, by positioning it on the bottom part of the handle F1. Hold the top part of the handle firmly with one hand and with the other hand insert the screw A e from outside into the holes at the left side of the handle F 2.

• Position the washer A d on the screw from the other side F 3.

• Push the threaded pin A f  into the quick-release lever A a, so that the hole is visible. Hold this tightly with finger and thumb and screw in the quick-release lever together with the threaded pin in a clockwise direction until there is a gap of approximately 10 mm F 3,4.

• Put the anti-kink protector A i in place at the right
  side of the handle, together with screw A e which
  must be inserted into the respective hole G 1.

• Position the washer A d on the screw from the
  other side G 3.

• Push the threaded pin A f into the quick-release lever A a, so that the hole is visible G2. Hold this tightly with finger and thumb and screw in the quick-release lever together with the threaded pin in a clockwise direction G 3  until there is a gap of approximately 10 mm  G 4

• Fasten the upper part of the handlebar, by folding down the left and right quick-release levers G5.

Note

Depending on your height, you can select an operating position for comfortable mowing U  I/II/III b\ releasing the two bottom quick-release levers U1 and changing the inclination of the assembled handle until the desired height is obtained U2 . Once the handle is set to the desired height, snap the bottom quick-release levers back up again U3

To secure the power cable to the lawnmower, lead it through the open lugs of the anti-kink protector A i and attach it with the cable clip A c at the indicated point on the handle H;

Note
To simplify transport and storage, you can fold the handle together. See ³Transport and storage´ for more detailed information

Assembling the grass collector

• Grip the frame with one hand on the handle I 1 and use the other hand to pull the fabric collection bag over the long end of the frame I 2. Guide the fabric collection bag through with its profile section under the handle and attach the profile section of the bag to the frame under the handle I 3:

Using for the first time

Supplementary documentation

Make sure the supplied instruction manuals of the charger and the power pack are available. Please read and understand them before putting the lawnmower into use.

Safety function

Note
The lawnmower is provided with a safety circuit to prevent unauthorized use.

WARNING

Risk of injuries or material damage.

• Insert the safety key P1 immediately prior to use.
• Always remove the safety key when work with the lawnmower is interrupted or finished.

2-position engagement device

2 positions are available to prepare the power pack for use or for storage and transport.

Position 1 O 3

The power pack is prepared for storage and transport.

• The electric contacts are open to prevent the power pack from self-discharging during storage

Position 2 O 4

The power pack is in operating mode.

• The electrical contacts are closed and the device is ready for use.

Power pack charging

WARNING

Risk of injuries or material damage.

Charge the power pack using the charger approved by the manufacturer. The designations of the approved chargers are listed in the enclosed CE Declaration of Conformity.

Attention

The power pack is supplied partially charged. Before First use, fully charge the power pack to ensure full capacity of the power pack.

Power pack charging must be carried out according to the instructions in the supplementary documentation.

Power pack insertion (Fig. o P)

• Open the cover of the power pack compartment o 1.
• Insert the power pack into the compartment o 2 making sure it engages at position 2 o 4
• Insert the safety key into its socket 8 $, then turn it clockwise until it reaches position “1” P 2.
• Close the cover P 3.

Power pack removal (Fig. o. P)

DANGER

Risk of injuries due to the rotating mower blade

Only adjust the lawnmower with the motor switched oႇ and the mower blade at a standstill.

Switch the motor  off.

SAFETY ROUTINE

• Open the cover o 1.
• Turn the safety key anti-clockwise until it reaches position “0” P 2, then remove it.
• Press the power pack release o 5
• Remove the power pack o 2
• Close the cover P 3

Operation

Operating elements (Fig. (Z)

1. Handle
2. Operator presence control
3. Fill level indicator
4. Grass collector
5. ‘HÀHFWRUÀDS
6. Handle height adjuster
7. Cutting height adjuster
8. Cutting height indicator
9. On/off switch (switch-on preventer)
10. LED indicator
11. Safety key
12. Power pack release
13. Cover
14. Changeover switch (cut-collect/mulch)
15. Mower blade

LED status indicator (Fig. (Z/10)

Lawnmower temperature too high
Quick flashing red| Overcurrent release (or release due to low or high voltage)
Motor sluggish or blocked.

Operating times

• Observe the times stipulated in local byelaws.
• Check with your local authorities to determine if there are any operating time limitations.

Attaching the grass collector (Fig. L)

DANGER

Risk of injuries due to the rotating mower blade.

Only adjust the lawnmower with the motor switched oႇ and the mower blade at a standstill.

Switch the motor off.

SAFETY ROUTINE

• Open the cover o 1.
• Turn the safety key anti-clockwise until it reaches position “0” P 2.
• Press the power pack release o 5.
• Put the power pack into position 1 o 3 ‘ for storage and transport.
• Close the cover P 3.

Raise the deflector flap L 1.

Hold the grass collector by its handle and tilt it slightly, so that the grass collector can be attached by its hooks in the recesses on the rear side of the lawnmower L 2.

Hook the grass collector on to the lawnmower L 2

Fold the deflector flap downwards again L3

Adjusting the cutting height (Fig. M)

DANGER

Risk of injuries due to the rotating mower blade

Only adjust the lawnmower with the motor switched oႇ and the mower blade at a standstill.

Switch the motor off.

SAFETY ROUTINE

• Switch the motor off.
• Open the cover o 1.
• Turn the safety key anti-clockwise until it reaches position “0”P2.
• Press the power pack release o 5 .
• Put the power pack into position 1 o 3′ for storage and transport.
• Close the cover P 3.

Pull the lever out slightly M 1.
Set the desired cutting height M 2.
Release the lever again M 3

Note (cutting height – grass condition) :
whenever possible, to protect the turf of the lawn, only  mow the grass when it is thoroughly dry.
Set a cutting height of 45 mm.
when cutting damp or long grass mow with a higher cutting height.

**Switching the lawnmower on/off (Fig. Q R.)

**

CAUTION

Risk of injuries due to the rotating mower blade

• Do not switch the lawnmower on if you are standing in front of the grass ejector opening!
• Only switch the lawnmower on when it is on a level surface.

Attention

Do not switch the lawnmower on in long grass – if necessary raise it slightly, as shown in Q.

Switching the motor on (Fig. R)

• Insert the power pack.
• Press and hold the button R 1.
• Pull the operator presence control R 2 in.
• Release the button R 1.

Switching the motor off (Fig. R)

Release the operator presence control R 3.

SAFETY ROUTINE

• Open the cover o 1.
• Turn the safety key anti-clockwise until it reaches position “0” P 2.
• Press the power pack release o 5.
• Put the power pack into position 1 o 3 ‘ for storage and transport.
• Close the cover P 3

Activating the cut/collect function

(Fig. L S T)

DANGER

Risk of injuries due to the rotating mower blade.

Only adjust the lawnmower with the motor switched oႇ and the mower blade at a standstill.

The lawnmower is equipped with a changeover switch (cut-collect/mulch). . Use this switch to choose between the functions cut-collect and mulching for your lawn care.

Switch the motor off

SAFETY ROUTINE

• Switch the motor off.
• Open the cover o 1.
• Turn the safety key anti-clockwise until it reaches position “0” P 2.
• Press the power pack release o 5.
• Put the power pack into position 1 o 3 ‘ for storage and transport.
• Close the cover P 3.

Turn the switch to cut-collect S 1.
Raise the deflector flap L 1.
Hook the grass collector on L 2.
Lower the deflector flap again L 3.

Removing and emptying the grass collector (Fig. T V W)

If grass cuttings are left lying on the ground or the yellow STOP sign of the fill level indicator is visible V 2, the grass collector is full and you should empty it immediately W 1

DANGER

Risk of injuries due to the rotating mower blade

Only adjust the lawnmower with the motor switched oႇ and the mower blade at a standstill.

Switch the motor off

SAFETY ROUTINE

• Open the cover (0) (1).
• Turn the safety key anti-clockwise until it reaches position “0” (P) (2).
• Press the power pack release (0) (5) .
• Put the power pack into position 1 (O) (3) for storage and transport.
• Close the cover (P) (3).
• Raise the deflector flap (T) (1).
• Remove the grass collector (T) (2).
• Lower the deflector flap again (T) (3).
• Empty the grass collector (W) (1).
• Before starting, clear any blockages in the mowing chamber (W) (2).

Fill level indicator information (Fig. V W)

• The fill level of the grass collector is indicated by the position of the flap of the fill level indicator.
  • If the grass collector is empty, the flap of the fill level indicator points upwards V (1)
  • If the grass collector is full, the flap of the fill level indicator points downwards and the yellow STOP sign is visible V (2).
• The grass collector must be emptied immediately W (2)
• To ensure trouble-free operation of the fill level indicator, regularly clean the area beneath the fill level indicator on the inside of the grass collector using a hand brush V (3)

Working without a grass collector

• Take the grass collector off.
  • The deflector flap folds down.

Note
Then working without the grass collector, the grass cuttings are thrown downwards.

Mulching (Fig. S)

During mulching, the grass is cut multiple times using a special cutting system and fed back into the ground. This means there is no grass waste. Moreover mulching protects the lawn against drying out. The mulched grass contains lots of nutrients. To obtain optimum results, the grass must be kept short. You can and more information in the section “Lawn care tips.

Note
Depending on the growth of the grass, we recommend mulching 1 – 2 per week. when doing so the grass must not be too long or too moist!

• When mulching, push the lawnmower slowly.
• Also ensure that the cutting stripes always overlap.
• Do not cut more than 20 mm of grass

Note
If the lawn is mossy or contains lots of thatch, mulching is not worthwhile because the grass cuttings remain on the surface of the moss or thatch and thus cannot be fed into the ground.

Dethatch and fertilize the lawn regularly

Activating the MULCH function (Fig. S-T)

DANGER

Risk of injuries due to the rotating mower blade.

Only adjust the lawnmower with the motor switched off and the mower blade at a standstill.

The lawnmower is equipped with a changeover switch (cut-collect/mulch). Use this switch to choose between the functions cut-collect and mulching for your lawn care.

Switch the motor off

SAFETY ROUTINE

• Open the cover o 1 .
• Turn the safety key anti-clockwise until it reaches position “0” P 2.
• Press the power pack release o 5 .
• Put the power pack into position 1 o 3 ‘ for storage and transport.
• Close the cover P 3.

Raise the deflector flap T 1.
Remove the grass collector T 2.
Lower the deflector flap again T 3.
Turn the switch to mulch S 2.

Attention

Do not re-attach the grass collector as the grass collector could be damaged.

Lawn care tips (Fig. N)

A lawn comprises various grass types. If you mow more frequently, the grown of strongly-rooting grasses is favored resulting in firm turf. If you mow only rarely, the growth of tall grasses and other weeds (e.g. clover, daisies) is encouraged. To ensure you lawn grows healthily and uniformly, without any lines, the cutting stripes must always overlap by a couple of inches/several centimeters N.

• The normal height of the grass is 40–50 mm. Cut approximately one third of the overall height as soon as the lawn has reached a height of 60– 70 mm.
• Do not cut the lawn shorter than 45 mm as otherwise the turf can be damaged during dry periods.
• Cut long grass in stages until normal height is reached.

After mowing (Fig. M)

Switch the lawnmower oႇ and wait until the motor blade comes to a standstill

SAFETY ROUTINE

• Open the cover o 1.
• Turn the safety key anti-clockwise until it reaches position “0” P 2, then remove it.
• Press the power pack release o 5 .
• Remove the power pack o 2.
• Close the cover P 3.

Empty the grass collector W 1.
Store the lawnmower in a secure location

Servicing

WARNING

Risk of injuries or material damage.

Only clean or service the mower if the motor is stationary.
Do not reach into the area of the rotating mower blade.
Repair and service work as well as the replacement of safety elements must be performed by a qualified expert or workshop.

Do not store the lawnmower in a damp environment.
At the end of each mowing season have the mower inspected by a qualified expert or workshop.

Cleaning the lawnmower (Fig. w)

DANGER

Risk of injuries due to the rotating mower blade.
Only clean the mower with the motor switched oႇ and the mower blade at a standstill.

Switch the lawnmower off and wait until the motor blade comes to a standstill.

SAFETY ROUTINE

• Open the cover o 1.
• Turn the safety key anti-clockwise until it reaches position “0” P 2, then remove it.
• Press the power pack release o 5 .
• Remove the power pack o 2.
• Close the cover P 3.

Every time you use the lawnmower, clean it with a hand brush after you have finished mowing.
Clean the mulch flap with a hand brush at regular intervals W 2.

Attention

Never spray the lawnmower with water or a pressure washer

Cleaning the grass collector (Fig. -T V W)

Note
It is best to clean the grass collector directly after mowing.

• Raise the deflector flap T 1 .
• Remove the grass collector T 2.
• Lower the deflector flap again T 3.
• Empty the grass collector W 1.
• Clean the fabric collection bag including the frame with water or a hand brush.
• In particular, clean the area beneath the fill level indicator V 2.
• Allow the fabric collection bag to dry before the next use.

Transport and storage (Fig. X)

DANGER

Risk of injuries due to the rotating mower blade.
Before transport or storage, switch oႇ the lawnmower and wait until the mower blade comes to a standstill.

Switch the lawnmower off and wait until the motor blade comes to a standstill

SAFETY ROUTINE

• Open the cover o 1.
• Turn the safety key anti-clockwise until it reaches position “0” P 2, then remove it.
• Press the power pack release o 5 .
• Remove the power pack o 2.
• Close the cover P 3.

Secure the lawnmower suႈciently to prevent its unintentional slipping if you are transporting it in or on a motor vehicle.

To make it easier to stow the lawnmower, you can fold the handle together X.

To do this, release the two upper quick-release levers together with the threaded pins X 1 and screw them out by approximately 5 mm. When doing so hold the top part of the handle firmly, as otherwise you could trap your hand or fingers.
Fold the top part of the handle down X 2.

Attention

If you fold the handle bar forwards, the cable can become damaged.

Release the two bottom quick release levers  X 3.

Fold both handles forwards and support them on the front wheels of the lawnmower X 4.

This allows you to easily carry the lawnmower via its handle or to move it to a secure location for storage X 5 (see arrow).

Storage during winter

• Thoroughly clean your lawnmower after every mowing season.
• Arrange for a specialist workshop to check your lawnmower in Autumn.
• Store the lawnmower in a clean and dry room.
• Protect the lawnmower against rust during long storage periods in winter.
• Never store the power pack inside the lawnmower!

Replacing the mower blade (Fig. Y)

WARNING

Risk of injuries.

Arrange for a specialist workshop to replace the mower blade.
Only work on the mower if the motor is stationary.
War suitable safety gloves.

Switch the lawnmower oႇ and wait until the motor blade comes to a standstill.

SAFETY ROUTINE

• Open the cover o 1.
• Turn the safety key anti-clockwise until it reaches position “0” P 2, then remove it.
• Press the power pack release o 5 .
• Remove the power pack o 2.
• Close the cover P 3.

Attention

Grinding the mower blade can result in an imbalance. Arrange for a specialist workshop to check for imbalance

Note
Use a torque wrench with a 10 mm socket to change the mower blade. Screw tightening torque 8–11 Nm Y.

Note
Use only the replacement blade approved by the manufacturer for the corresponding lawnmower. The approved blades are listed in the enclosed &E Declaration of conformity

Troubleshooting

WARNING

Risk of injuries or material damage

In case of doubt always take your mower to a specialist workshop.
Before any inspection or any work on the mower blade, switch the lawnmower off, withdraw the safety key and remove the power pack.

Consult a specialist workshop.
The mower blade has come loose from its attachment
Red LED flashes slowly| Power pack temperature too high or too low| Allow the power pack to cool down or warm up.
Lawnmower temperature too high (electronic equipment).| Allow the lawnmower to cool.
Red LED flashes quickly| Overcurrent release| If this occurs again take your device to a specialist workshop.
Release due to low or high voltage| Charge the power pack. If this occurs again take your device to a specialist workshop.
Motor sluggish or blocked| Check that the mower blade moves freely
Poor mowing/grass collection performance.| The mower blade is blunt| Consult a specialist workshop.
The grass collector is clogged.| Follow the instructions in the section “Adjusting the cutting height´
The cutting height is not adjusted| Follow the instructions in the section “Adjusting the cutting height

Warranty

The warranty conditions of our local company or importer apply in all countries. Under the terms of the warranty we will repair faults on your device free of charge, insofar as material or manufacturing defects are the cause. To make a claim under warranty please contact your seller or your nearest branch.

EC Declaration of Conformity

Further details about the lawnmower are contained on the separated enclosed E& Declaration of conformity, which forms part of this instruction manual.

Environmentally-friendly disposal

Power tools, accessories and packaging must be routed to an environmentally sound recycling chain.

Power packs:
Do not dispose of power packs/batteries in domestic waste, by burning or throwing into water. Power packs/batteries must be collected, recycled or disposed of in an environmentally-friendly manner.

Power tools:
Do not throw your old power tool away with the domestic waste. Take it to a disposal facility.

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