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R85.1 Li
Working behaviour and working technique
6.9
Emptying the grass catcher
NOTE
An audible signal sounds when the
grass catcher is full. The catcher should be emp-
tied now if not before.
The ride-on mower is equipped with a manually
operated grass catcher with telescopic lever.
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The grass catcher can be emptied from the
operator's seat.
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If the grass catcher is folded up or unhinged
when the mower mechanism is switched on,
the mower mechanism is automatically
switched off.
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The mower mechanism cannot be switched
on unless the grass catcher is engaged cor-
rectly.
1. Pull the telescopic lever (12/1) out of the
grass catcher.
2. Push the telescopic lever forwards to open
the grass catcher. The cuttings fall out.
3. Push the telescopic lever backwards until the
grass catcher engages.
6.10 Switching the headlights on and off
1. Press the LED button (04/3) to switch on.
2. Press the LED button again to switch off.
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WORKING BEHAVIOUR AND
WORKING TECHNIQUE
7.1
Mowing interval
Please take into account that grass grows differ-
ently at different times. We recommend using a
shorter interval between mowing during early
spring. You can increase the mowing intervals as
the growth rate of the grass begins to decline
during the course of the year.
7.2
Mowing high grass
Mow with a higher cutting height adjustment
when the grass is longer than normal or when it
is wet. Then re-mow the grass with a lower, nor-
mal setting.
7.3
Mulching
For optimum mulching results, the grass should
be mowed on a regular basis (approx. 1 or 2
times per week). Cut 1/3 of the grass height (e.g.
if grass height is 6 cm, mow 2 cm). This will en-
sure that the mown grass will be properly inter-
mixed in the remaining grass.
8
MAINTENANCE AND CARE
WARNING! Danger of cuts and lacera-
tions.
Danger of cuts and lacerations when
reaching into sharp-edged, moving appliance
parts and into cutting tools.
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Before maintenance, care and cleaning work,
always switch off the appliance. Remove the
safety key.
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Always wear protective gloves during mainte-
nance, care and cleaning work.
8.1
Maintenance schedule
The following jobs are allowed to be carried out
by the user independently. All other maintenance,
service and repair work must be carried out in an
authorised service workshop.
NOTE
It may be necessary to shorten the
maintenance intervals compared to those stated
in the table above in case of severe loading and
at high temperatures.
Activity
Before each
use
After each use
Each time be-
fore putting in-
to storage
Check the brake (test braking on a straight
path).
X
Check the tyre pressure.
X
Check the cutting blade.
X
Check for loose parts.
X
Clean the ride-on mower.
X
X
8.2
Cleaning the ride-on mower
The ride-on mower must be cleaned regularly to
ensure optimum function and a long service life.
Clean the ride-on mower after each use to re-
move any adhering soiling and detritus.
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