140cc 4 Stroke Petrol Lawn Mower
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AFTER SALES SUPPORT
(toll free)
140cc 4 Stroke Petrol Lawn Mower
e-mail: info@909.com
1800 909 909
MODEL: №. 52371
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4. For healthy growth, grass should not be cut too short. The grass will
remain healthier, greener and require less watering.
5. Vary your cutting pattern from week to week, this will help to prevent
matting and graining of the grass.
Engine tipping
NOTE: Always ensure the engine is switched off and
the spark plug cap is removed before undertaking
this task.
When cleaning, or performing any maintenance
such as replacing the blades, it is very important
that the lawn mower is ONLY tipped backwards.
(Fig T). Failing to do so will result in the engine
damage. Should this occur, the mower should be
taken to a lawn mower repair shop which is not
covered under warranty.
Poor engine performance
Should the engine idle or run rough at full speed with excessive bluey/black
smoke emanating from the muffler, it is possible that either the engine was
slightly tipped incorrectly (refer above). If the mower had previously been
tipped, allow the engine to run for a few minutes and the excess oil will burn
out.
If the engine is not running at full speed, check the fuel is fresh, check the oil
level, and also inspect under the deck to ensure there is no build up of grass.
Check the spark plug. If the mower continues to underperform, take the
mower to your nearest an authorised Service Agent.
T.
Maintenance
Replacing the Blades
Note. Before making any adjustment or
maintenance procedures to the lawn mower ensure
it is turned off and the spark plug lead is removed.
Note. Wear heavy gloves to protect your hands.
1. With the engine switched off, remove the 60L
hard catcher (7) and lift the front of the lawn
mower upwards so the upper handles (1) sit on
the ground and the spark plug faces upwards.
2. Remove the blade bolt (25) using a 17mm spanner (not supplied) by
turning in an anti-clockwise direction (Fig U), then remove the outer flange
(26) (Fig V). This allows you to be able to remove the blade mounting plate
(24) from the lawn mower.
3. To remove a single blade from the blade mounting plate (24), again use
a 17mm spanner (not supplied) to loosen and remove the nut, screw and
washers. (Fig W/X)
NOTE: There is 1 washer located under the screw
on the outer side of the blade mounting plate (24),
and one on the underside of the blade mounting
plate in between the blade and blade mounting
plate (24). Be careful not to lose these.
4. Repeat the process to remove the other blade.
5. Clean the dirt and grass from around the
blade mounting area.
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X.
W.
V.
Y.
