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Problem The product moves slowly, with irregular speed or not at all. The drive of the blades do not engage. The transaxle leaks oil. The cutting result is unsatisfactory. Cause The parking brake is engaged. The hydraulic release lever is engaged. The drive belt on the transmission is loose or damaged. There is air in the hydraulic system. The drive belt on the mower deck is loose. The electromagnetic coupling contact is loose. A fuse is blown. The seals, housing or gaskets are damaged. There is air in the hydraulic system. The tire pressure is different on the right and left sides. Refer to Tire pressure on page 18. The blades are damaged. The cutting deck is damaged and not parallel to the ground. The blades are blunt. Refer to To examine the blades on page 20. The product is operated at too high forward or rearward speed. Refer to To get a good cutting result on page 14. The grass is long or wet. Refer to To get a good cutting result on page 14. There is grass blockage in the cutting deck. Refer to To clean the product on page 17. Transportation, storage and disposal Transportation • The product is heavy and can cause crush injuries. Be careful when you load it onto or off a vehicle or trailer. • Load the product in reverse on approved ramps of a maximum operation angle of 10°. Do not lift the product. • Use an approved trailer for transportation of the product. • Make sure that you have knowledge of local road traffic regulations before transportation of the product in a trailer or on roads. • Stop the fuel supply of the product. • Lock the product with approved devices, such as straps. Use tie-down points on the product. The parking brake is not sufficient to lock the product during transportation. Storage Prepare the product for storage at the end of the season, and before more than 30 days of storage. If you keep fuel in the fuel tank for 30 days or more, tacky particles can cause blockage in the carburetor. This has a negative effect on the engine function. To prevent tacky particles during storage, add a stabilizer. If alkylate gasoline is used, stabilizer is not necessary. If you use standard gasoline, do not change to alkylate gasoline. This can cause sensitive rubber parts to become hard. Add stabilizer to the fuel in the tank or in the container used for storage. Always use the mixing ratios given by the manufacturer. Add the stabilizer and run the engine for a minimum of 10 minutes, until the fuel flows into the carburetor. WARNING: Do not keep the product with fuel in the tank in an indoor location or in locations with bad airflow. Risk of fire if fuel fumes come near open flames, sparks, or pilot lights in for example boilers, hot water tanks and clothes dryers. 1995 - 002 - 05.12.2022 27

Section	Page
Contents	2
Conformity certificates	2
USA requirements	2
Introduction	2
Pre-delivery inspection and product numbers	2
Product description	3
Intended use	3
Product overview	3
Stand on or walk behind position	3
Steering controls	4
Operator Presence Control (OPC)	4
Ignition key	4
Throttle control	4
Choke control	4
PTO (Power Take-Off) button	4
Fuel gauge	5
Fuel shut-off valve	5
Fuses	5
Hour meter	5
Symbols on the product	5
Product liability	6
Safety	6
Safety definitions	6
General safety instructions	6
Safety instructions regarding children	7
Safety instructions for operation	7
Safety instructions for operation on slopes	7
Safety instructions for operation on slopes	8
Personal protective equipment	8
Safety devices on the product	8
To do a check of the ignition lock	8
Operation conditions	8
Parking brake	8
Muffler	8
To do a check of the muffler	9
Spark arrestor	9
Protective covers	9
Fuel safety	9
Transport safety	9
Hauling	9
Battery safety	9
Safety instructions for maintenance	9
Operation	10
Introduction	10
To operate the product for the first time	10
To do before you operate the product	10
To fill fuel	11
To set the product in stand on or walk behind position	11
To adjust the adjustable bar	11
To engage and disengage the parking brake	11
To disengage and engage the drive system	11
To set the cutting deck in transport position or mow position	12
To set the cutting height	12
To start the engine	12
To operate the product	13
To stop the engine	13
To adjust the tracking speed	14
To get a good cutting result	14
To do a 3-point turn	14
Maintenance	15
Introduction	15
Maintenance schedule	15
Maintenance schedule for the operator	15
To clean the product	17
To clean the engine and the muffler	17
To clean the battery	17
To remove the covers	17
To remove and install the engine cover	17
To do a check of the parking brake	17
To charge the battery	17
To do an emergency start of the engine	17
To connect the jumper cables	18
To remove the jumper cables	18
To remove and install the battery	18
Tire pressure	18
To remove and install the front wheels	18
To adjust the anti-scalp rollers	18
To adjust the parallelism of the cutting deck	19
To adjust the neutral position	19
To adjust the neutral switches	20
To examine the blades	20
To replace the blades	20
To remove the deck drive belt	21
To install the deck drive belt	21
To remove the deck belt	21
To install the deck belt	21
To remove the pump belt	22
To install the pump belt	22
To do a check of the engine oil level	22
To replace the engine oil	22
To do a check of the hydraulic oil level	23
Lubrication, general information	23
Lubrication schedule	24
To lubricate the front wheels	25
To lubricate the cutting deck spindles	25
Troubleshooting	25
Troubleshooting schedule	25
Transportation, storage and disposal	27
Transportation	27
Storage	27
Disposal	28
Technical data	29
Technical data	29
Battery charging times	30
Service	31
Service	31
Contenido	32
Certificados de conformidad	32
Requisitos para EE. UU.	32
Introducción	32
Inspección previa a la entrega y números de producto	32
Descripción del producto	33
Uso previsto	33
Descripción general del producto	33
Posición de caminar o permanecer de pie en la parte trasera	34
Controles de la dirección	34
Control de presencia del operador (OPC)	34
Llave de encendido	34
Control del acelerador	34
Estrangulador	35
Botón de toma de fuerza (PTO)	35
Indicador de combustible	35
Válvula de corte de combustible	35
Fusibles	35
Medidor de horas	35
Símbolos en el producto	35
Responsabilidad del fabricante	36
Seguridad	36
Definiciones de seguridad	36
Instrucciones generales de seguridad	37
Instrucciones de seguridad relacionadas con los niños	37
Instrucciones de seguridad para el funcionamiento	37
Instrucciones de seguridad para el uso en pendientes	38
Instrucciones de seguridad para el uso en pendientes	38
Equipo de protección personal	38
Dispositivos de seguridad en el producto	39
Para comprobar el bloqueo del encendido	39
Condiciones de funcionamiento	39
Freno de estacionamiento	39
Silenciador	39
Para revisar el silenciador	39
Apagachispas	39
Cubiertas protectoras	39
Seguridad de combustible	40
Seguridad del transporte	40
Transporte	40
Seguridad de la batería	40
Instrucciones de seguridad para el mantenimiento	40
Funcionamiento	41
Introducción	41
Para usar el producto por primera vez	41
Haga lo siguiente antes de usar el producto	41
Para agregar combustible	42
Para colocar el producto en posición de caminar o permanecer de pie en la parte trasera	42
Para ajustar la barra ajustable	42
Para acoplar y desacoplar el freno de estacionamiento	43
Para desacoplar y acoplar el sistema de transmisión	43
Para colocar el equipo de corte en la posición de transporte o posición de corte	43
Ajuste de la altura de corte	43
Para arrancar el motor	43
Para hacer funcionar el producto	44
Para detener el motor	45
Para ajustar la velocidad de desplazamiento	45
Para conseguir un buen resultado de corte	45
Para hacer un giro de 3 puntos	46
Mantenimiento	46
Introducción	46
Programa de mantenimiento	46
Programa de mantenimiento para el usuario	47
Para limpiar el producto	49
Para limpiar el motor y el silenciador	49
Para limpiar la batería	49
Para quitar las cubiertas	49
Para retirar e instalar la cubierta del motor	49
Para comprobar el freno de estacionamiento	49
Para cargar la batería	49
Para hacer una parada de emergencia del motor	50
Para conectar los cables de puente	50
Para retirar los cables de puente	50
Para retirar e instalar la batería	50
Presión de los neumáticos	50
Para retirar e instalar las ruedas delanteras	51
Para ajustar las ruedas de apoyo	51
Para ajustar el paralelismo del equipo de corte	51
Para ajustar la posición neutra	52
Para ajustar los interruptores de neutro	52
Para examinar las cuchillas	53
Para sustituir las hojas	53
Para retirar la correa de transmisión del equipo	53
Para instalar la correa de transmisión del equipo	53
Para extraer la correa del equipo	53
Para instalar la correa del equipo	54
Para extraer la correa de la bomba	54
Para instalar la correa de la bomba	54
Para revisar el nivel de aceite del motor	54
Para cambiar el aceite del motor:	55
Para revisar el nivel de aceite hidráulico	55
Lubricación; información general	56
Programa de lubricación	56
Para lubricar las ruedas delanteras	57
Para lubricar los ejes del equipo de corte	57
Solución de problemas	57
Programa de solución de problemas	57
Transporte, almacenamiento y eliminación de residuos	60
Transporte	60
Almacenamiento	60
Eliminación	60
Datos técnicos	61
Datos técnicos	61
Tiempos de carga de la batería	62
Servicio	63

Match case Limit results 1 per page

Problem

Cause

The product moves slowly, with irregular

speed or not at all.

The parking brake is engaged.

The hydraulic release lever is engaged.

The drive belt on the transmission is loose or damaged.

There is air in the hydraulic system.

The drive of the blades do not engage.

The drive belt on the mower deck is loose.

The electromagnetic coupling contact is loose.

A fuse is blown.

The transaxle leaks oil.

The seals, housing or gaskets are damaged.

There is air in the hydraulic system.

The cutting result is unsatisfactory.

The tire pressure is different on the right and left sides. Refer to

Tire pressure on page 18

The blades are damaged.

The cutting deck is damaged and not parallel to the ground.

The blades are blunt. Refer to

To examine the blades on page

The product is operated at too high forward or rearward speed.

Refer to

To get a good cutting result on page 14

The grass is long or wet. Refer to

To get a good cutting result on

page 14

There is grass blockage in the cutting deck. Refer to

To clean

the product on page 17

Transportation, storage and disposal

Transportation

•

The product is heavy and can cause crush

injuries. Be careful when you load it onto or off

a vehicle or trailer.

•

Load the product in reverse on approved ramps

of a maximum operation angle of 10°. Do not lift

the product.

•

Use an approved trailer for transportation of the

product.

•

Make sure that you have knowledge of local

road traffic regulations before transportation of

the product in a trailer or on roads.

•

Stop the fuel supply of the product.

•

Lock the product with approved devices, such as

straps. Use tie-down points on the product. The

parking brake is not sufficient to lock the product

during transportation.

Storage

Prepare the product for storage at the end of the

season, and before more than 30 days of storage. If

you keep fuel in the fuel tank for 30 days or more,

tacky particles can cause blockage in the carburetor.

This has a negative effect on the engine function.

To prevent tacky particles during storage, add a

stabilizer. If alkylate gasoline is used, stabilizer is

not necessary. If you use standard gasoline, do

not change to alkylate gasoline. This can cause

sensitive rubber parts to become hard. Add stabilizer

to the fuel in the tank or in the container used for

storage. Always use the mixing ratios given by the

manufacturer. Add the stabilizer and run the engine

for a minimum of 10 minutes, until the fuel flows into

the carburetor.

WARNING:

Do not keep the

product with fuel in the tank in an indoor

location or in locations with bad airflow.

Risk of fire if fuel fumes come near

open flames, sparks, or pilot lights in

for example boilers, hot water tanks and

clothes dryers.

1995 - 002 - 05.12.2022