GB
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Cleaning the lawn tractor
WARNING!
Dangers when cleaning!
During all cleaning work:
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Switch off the engine and remove the
ignition key.
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Remove the spark plug connector.
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Protective devices removed for
cleaning must be reinstalled after-
wards.
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DANGER OF BURNS: Do not clean
the lawn tractor until it has cooled
down. The engine, transmission and
silencer get very hot!
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DANGER OF LACERATIONS: When
working on the cutters, pay attention
to the sharp blades. In mowers with
more than one blade, moving one
cutter can cause the other to move
as well!
8.1
Cleaning the grass catcher
To do this, remove the grass catcher and clean it
by spraying inside and out with a water hose.
Firmly adhering contamination must be scraped
off carefully, such as by using a brush. Especially
in grass catchers with a fabric covering, take care
not to damage the fabric.
NOTE
Empty the grass catcher before cleaning
as described. A full grass catcher is too
heavy to be removed safely.
Removing a grass catcher (220 l)
1. Switch off the engine.
2. Tilt the grass catcher slightly.
3. Remove the grass catcher upwards.
Removing a grass catcher (300 l)
1. Switch off the engine.
2. Release the gas pressure dampers from the
tractor and lock them at the grass catcher
brackets.
3. Raise the grass catcher slightly.
4. Remove the grass catcher.
8.2
Cleaning the deck, engine and
transmission
IMPORTANT!
Damage to the electrical system by
penetrating water!
Take care when cleaning the tractor with
water to ensure that no water gets into
the electrical system!
Do not use water or a high-pressure cleaner to
spray down the engine or any of the bearing
points (wheels, transmission, blade bearing).
Water penetrating the ignition system, carburettor
and air filter can cause malfunctions. Water in the
bearing points can lead to loss of lubrication, and
thus cause irreparable damage to the bearings.
Use a cloth, hand brush, long-handled paintbrush
or similar for removing dirt and grass residues.
8.3
Cleaning the discharge channel
Regular cleaning ensures that the cutting height
adjustment can be moved easily.
The discharge channel consists of two parts
pushed one inside the other. The lower part is
firmly engaged in the lower deck. The upper part
can be pulled out for cleaning.
1. Remove the grass catcher.
2. Remove the screws (15/1) on the left and
right of the discharge channel.
3. Pull the discharge channel (15/2) through the
back wall and out to the rear.
4. Thoroughly clean the upper and lower dis-
charge channel.
5. Insert the discharge channel into the back
wall. When doing this, make sure that the up-
per and lower parts fit cleanly one inside the
other.
6. Screw it on tight using the two fastening
screws.
7. Mount the grass catcher.
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