Stiga SDNSL 108 Hydro, Operator'S Manual

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2. 

switch off the engine by turning 

the ignition key to Off;

3. 

with the engine turned off, close the 

fuel tap (fig. 22.A) (if provided).

4. 

remove the key from the ignition

 IMPORTANT 

  To keep the battery 

charged, do not leave the ignition key 

in the «on» or «headlights on» position 

when the engine is not running.

 The engine may be very warm 

immediately after it is shut off. Do not 

touch the  exhaust or adjacent parts. 

This can cause burn injuries.

 6.7  AFTER OPERATION

1. 

Allow the engine to cool before 

storing in an enclosed space.

2. 

Clean (par. 7.5).

3. 

Lower the cutting-means assembly, shift 

to neutral, engage the parking brake, 

turn off the engine and remove the 

ignition key (checking that all moving 

parts are completely stationary):

– whenever the machine is left unattended, 

the operator dismounts from the 

driving seat, or parks the machine;

7.  ROUTINE MAINTENANCE

 7.1  GENERAL INFORMATION

  The safety regulations to follow 

are described in chap. 2. Strictly 

comply with these instructions to 

avoid serious risks or hazards.

  Before conducting any inspections, 

cleaning or maintenance/adjustment 

interventions on the machine:

•  disengage the cutting means;

•  shift into neutral;

•  engage the parking brake;

•  stop the engine;

• 

remove the key, (never leave the 

keys in the ignition or within reach of 

children or unauthorised persons);

•  make sure that all moving parts 

have come to a complete stop;

•  read the relevant instructions;

• 

Use suitable clothing, protective 

gloves and goggles

• 

The frequency and types of maintenance are 

summarised in the "Maintenance Table". The 

table will help you maintain your machine’s 

safety and performance. It lists the main 

maintenance tasks and how often they need 

to be performed. Carry out the relevant task 

as soon as it is scheduled to be performed.

•  The use of non-genuine and/or incorrectly 

assembled spare parts and attachments 

could adversely affect machine operation 

and safety. The manufacturer shall 

decline all liability in the event of injuries 

or damages caused by such parts.

•  Genuine spare parts are supplied by 

authorized assistance workshops and dealers.

 7.2  REFUELLING  / EMPTYING 

THE FUEL TANK

 NOTE 

  The type of fuel to use is 

given in the engine manual.

 IMPORTANT 

  The machine is delivered 

to the client without fuel. Follow all the 

instructions in the engine manual.

 7.2.1  Refuelling

To refuel:

1. 

Unscrew the tank closure cap 

and remove it (fig. 

22)

.

2. 

Insert the funnel (fig. 23).

3. 

Refuel being careful not to 

completely fill the tank.

4. 

Remove the funnel.

5. 

Close the fuel cap securely after 

refuelling and clean away any spills.

 IMPORTANT 

  Do not drip petrol onto 

the plastic parts to avoid ruining them. 

In the event of accidental leaks, rinse 

immediately with water. The warranty does 

not cover for damage to plastic parts of the 

bodywork or the engine caused by petrol.

 7.2.2  Emptying the fuel tank

 NOTE 

  Fuel is perishable and should 

not remain in the tank for more than 30 

days. Empty the fuel tank before storing the 

machine for long periods of time (chap. 9).

  Allow the engine to cool 

before emptying the fuel tank.

1. 

Place the machine on a flat 

surface, in the open air.

2. 

Place a suitable container under 

the drain tube (fig. 25.A).