Fieldmann FZR 4615 LiBES User manual

FZR 4615 LiBES

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English.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-22
Czech ...................................................................................................................................................................................................23-42
Slovak ...................................................................................................................................................................................................43-62
Hungarian............................................................................................................................................................................................63-80
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Table of Contents
Petrol Lawnmower
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Thank you for purchasing this rotary petrol lawnmower. Before you start using it, please,
carefully read this user's manual and save it for possible future use.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. GENERAL SAFETY REGULATIONS..........................................................................................................................4
Important safety notice ...........................................................................................................................................4
Packaging ......................................................................................................................................................................4
User manual...................................................................................................................................................................4
2. EXPLANATION OF THE INSTRUCTION LABELS ON THE MACHINE.........................................................5
3. DESCRIPTION OF THE LAWNMOWER (FIG. 1) ...........................................................................................................7
4. ASSEMBLY/PREPARATION........................................................................................................................................7
5. ASSEMBLING THE LAWNMOWER.........................................................................................................................8
6. BEFORE STARTING THE LAWNMOWER..............................................................................................................9
ADDING OIL .................................................................................................................................................................9
ADDING FUEL.................................................................................................................................................................9
7. CONTROLLING AND OPERATING THE LAWNMOWER........................................................................... 10
STARTING THE LAWNMOWER............................................................................................................................. 10
CONTROLLING TRAVEL.......................................................................................................................................... 11
APPLICATION RANGE FOR THE PETROL LAWNMOWER ....................................................................... 11
MOWING WITH THE GRASS CATCHER .......................................................................................................... 11
MOWING WITH REAR DISCHARGE ................................................................................................................. 11
MOWING WITH SIDE DISCHARGE ................................................................................................................... 11
MULCHING................................................................................................................................................................... 12
SETTING THE MOWING HEIGHT.......................................................................................................................... 12
REPLACING THE MOWING BLADES ................................................................................................................ 12
CHANGING THE MOTOR OIL.............................................................................................................................. 13
8. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS............................................................................................................................................ 13
General safety instructions ................................................................................................................................. 13
Instructions for use................................................................................................................................................... 13
9. MAINTENANCE........................................................................................................................................................... 14
Lawn care.................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Maintenance ............................................................................................................................................................. 15
Service............................................................................................................................................................................ 15
Warranty does not cover..................................................................................................................................... 16
Storage .......................................................................................................................................................................... 16
10. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.............................................................................................................................. 17
11. MAINTENANCE INTERVAL..................................................................................................................................... 18
12. TROUBLESHOOTING................................................................................................................................................. 19
14. DISPOSAL...................................................................................................................................................................... 21

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General safety regulations
1. GENERAL SAFETY REGULATIONS
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE
Unpack the product carefully and do not throw away any of the packaging until you have found all the parts
of the product.
Store the machine in a dry place out of children’s reach.
Read all the warnings and instructions. Failure to comply with the warnings and instructions may lead to
electric shock, fire and/or serious injuries.
PACKAGING
The product’s packaging prevents damage during transport. This packaging is a resource and can be recycled.
USER MANUAL
Before starting to work with the machine, please read the following safety regulations and instructions for use.
Get familiar with the controls and correct use of the equipment. Keep the user’s manual in a safe place for easy
future reference. Save the original packaging, including the internal packing material, guarantee card and proof
of purchase receipt for at least the time of the guarantee.
If you need to ship this machine, pack it in the original cardboard box to ensure maximum protection during
shipping or transport (e.g. when moving or when you need to send this product for repair).
Note: If you hand over the appliance to somebody else, do so together with this user's manual. Make sure
you use the appliance properly by following the instructions in the included User manual. The user’s manual
also contains operating, maintenance, and repair instructions.
The manufacturer assumes no responsibility for accidents or damages arising from
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Explanation of instruction labels on the machine
2. EXPLANATION OF THE INSTRUCTION LABELS
ON THE MACHINE
Before putting into operation, please carefully
read the user's manual.
Keep other persons away from the work area.
Attention, rotating blades! Protect yourself against
the danger of injury to limbs.
Emission of toxic gasses. Do not use the petrol
lawnmower in enclosed or unventilated areas.
Hot surfaces, risk of burns!
Before carrying out maintenance, turn off the
engine and disconnect the spark plug.
Never add fuel while the engine is running.

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Explanation of instruction labels on the machine
Indicates that there is a risk of injury to persons, death or
damage to the machine if instructions are not followed.
Use ear protection.
Use eye protection.
Use breathing protection.
Always maintain a distance from moving parts.
Travel along the slope on contours, not up and down.
Conforms to all relevant European directives.
Petrol is extremely flammable and therefore allow the
engine to cool down for 2 minutes before adding more
fuel.

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Description of the lawnmower | Assembly/Preparation
3. DESCRIPTION OF THE LAWNMOWER (FIG. 1)
1. Start / brake lever
2. Travel lever
3. Top Handle
4. Screws with wing nuts
5. Lower handle
6. Fuel tank
7. Air filter cover
8. Side discharge deflector
9. Central mowing height adjustment lever
10. Rear deflector
11. Grass catcher
12. Starter battery slot
13. Start button
Fig. 1
4. ASSEMBLY/PREPARATION
Before assembling and starting the petrol lawnmower, first carefully read the entire user's manual and the
instructions contained in it.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: The lawnmower is supplied WITHOUT FUEL AND OIL in the engine.
Your new lawnmower was tested at the production plant meaning that a small amount of residual oil may
be in the engine.
TAKING THE LAWNMOWER OUT OF THE CARDBOARD PACKAGING
Take the lawnmower out of the cardboard packaging and check that no loose parts are left in the packaging.

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Assembling the lawnmower
5. ASSEMBLING THE LAWNMOWER
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Carefully unfold the lawnmower handle careful not to pinch your finger or
damage the lawnmower's control cables.
1. ASSEMBLING THE HANDLE
1. Insert the bottom part of the handle (Fig. 2 – point 1) into the respective hole on the lawnmower (see arrow)
and secure in place with 4 screws – two screws on each side of the handle.
2. Attach the top part of the handle (Fig. 2 – point 2) to the bottom part of the handle using the included screws
with wing nuts (Fig.2 – point 3).
Fig. 2
2. INSTALLING THE HANDLE PANEL
Attach the plastic handle panel using the included screws (Fig. 3).
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3. ASSEMBLING THE GRASS CATCHER
Secure the plastic hooks at the end of the textile part of the grass catcher into the steel frame (Fig. 4).
Fig. 4
IMPORTANT: The grass catcher is equipped with a full indicator. It is a plastic flap at the rear of the grass
catcher. When the grass catcher is not full, the flap is raised. When it closes, it is necessary to tip out the
grass catcher.
6. BEFORE STARTING THE LAWNMOWER
ADDING OIL
The lawnmower is supplied without motor oil.
Before first start up, add motor oil SAE30 or
15W-40 (approx 400 ml) according to the
following instructions.
1. When pouring in the oil, place the lawnmower on a level
surface.
2. Pull the cap with the oil dipstick out of the oil refill hole
(Fig. 5).
3. After adding oil, put the dipstick back into the hole and
tighten it.
4. The oil level must be between the upper (MAX) and
lower (MIN) limit (Fig. 5).
Caution! DO NOT OVERFILL the oil tank, otherwise a large amount of smoke will come out of the exhaust
when the lawnmower is started up.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Check the oil level before every use of the lawnmower.
Add oil if necessary. Add oil up to the MAX level mark on the oil dipstick.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Replace the oil after the first 5 hours of operation and subsequently after
every 25 hours of operation.
ADDING FUEL
The suitable type of fuel for this engine is NATURAL 95
After unscrewing the fuel tank cap (Fig 1 – point 7), add the fuel, pouring it in all the way up to the collar of the
fuel tank but do not overfill it.
Always add fresh, clean and approved lead-free petrol with an octane rating of at least 95.
Fig. 5
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Caution! In the event that you spill any oil or fuel on the lawnmower when refilling, wipe it away
immediately.
Do not store or add fuel or handle it in any way in the vicinity of an open fire.
Caution! Fuels mixed with alcohol or fuels with ethanol or methane additives may bind moisture to
themselves, which may result in separation during storage and the formation of acids. Subsequently during
storage the acid vapours may damage the fuel system of the lawnmower engine. These fuels must not be
used in the lawnmower.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: When not using the lawnmower for longer than 30 days, drain the fuel
tank, start the engine and let it run until the fuel lines and the carburettor are empty (the engine will stop on
its own). This will prevent future engine problems.
Before using it again, add fresh fuel into the fuel tank. For more information, see chapter Storage
instructions.
7. CONTROLLING AND OPERATING THE
LAWNMOWER
STARTING THE LAWNMOWER
1. Pull the start/brake lever towards the handle and hold it there (Fig. 6 – point 1).
2. Press the START/STOP button (Fig. 6 – point 2)
3. To turn off the engine, release the Start/brake lever. Fig. 6
1
2
Caution! A small amount of smoke may be emitted when the engine is started up for the first time as the
protective layers in the engine are burnt off. This is completely normal and does not constitute a problem.
Caution! The starter lithium battery is NOT recharged while mowing. It is possible to start the machine
about 100 times with one battery charge. The battery is equipped with a status indicator for determining
the current capacity. The battery is equipped with a thermal fuse. Allow the battery to cool down when it is
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Controlling and operating the lawnmower
CONTROLLING TRAVEL
The travel is controlled using the travel lever (Fig. 7, point 1). When the lever is pulled to the handle, the
lawnmower will start moving.
To stop, release the lever. This lawnmower has one constant speed.
Fig. 7
APPLICATION RANGE FOR THE PETROL LAWNMOWER
Mowing with collection of grass clippings in a grass catcher
Mowing with rear discharge of grass clippings
Mowing with side discharge
Mulching - mowing with loose placement of grass clippings on the lawn
Caution! Do not use the mower on slopes with an inclination of more than 20°,
otherwise motor seizure might occur!
MOWING WITH THE GRASS CATCHER
When the grass catcher is installed, grass clippings are discharged into the grass catcher
Caution! In case of poor mown grass catching, increase the mowing height and check if the lawn is wet.
MOWING WITH REAR DISCHARGE
Without the grass catcher installed, the grass catcher cover serves as a deflector that directs the movement of
the grass clippings towards the ground. A row of grass clippings is thereby formed behind the lawnmower
MOWING WITH SIDE DISCHARGE
Caution! Attach and remove the side discharge deflector only when the engine is turned off.
Use your hand to lift the side discharge cover and attach the side
discharge deflector (Fig. 8). In order to mow with the side discharge,
it is necessary to install a mulching plug into the discharge chute.
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Controlling and operating the lawnmower
MULCHING
Caution! Attach and remove the mulching plug only when the engine is turned off.
Caution! Use only original mulching accessories when mulching.
1. Remove the grass catcher and hold the plastic grass catcher cover with your hand (Fig. 9 – point 1).
2. Install the mulching plug into the discharge
chute (Fig. 9 – point 2) and make sure that the plug is seated
firmly.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Do not mulch tall
grass all at once, this will prevent overloading the
lawnmower mechanism and the engine.
SETTING THE MOWING HEIGHT
The mowing height is set centrally using the central mowing
height adjustment lever (Fig. 1 – point 11)
You can select from 5 positions in the range of 25 to 75 mm.
The middle mowing height is the most suitable for the majority of lawns.
Lawn damage may result when the lowest height is set.
Caution! For maximum effectiveness, please always trim the grass by 1/3 of its length only.
Mow the overgrown grass gradually and after each mowing, lower the height by one step.
To keep quality lawn, do not use the lowest mowing height setting.
REPLACING THE MOWING BLADES
Caution! Contact an authorised service centre
Caution! Prior to removing the blade, drain the oil from the oil tank.
If you wish to replace the mowing blade, remove the bolt (Fig. 10). Perform the installation according to the
provided picture.
Tighten the screw. The tightening torque is 40 Nm. When replacing the blade, replace the fastening bolt as well.
Fig. 10
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Controlling and operating the lawnmower | Safety instructions
CHANGING THE MOTOR OIL
Caution! For this task, we recommend that you contact an authorised service centre.
The drain plug is located under the engine (Fig. 11 –
point 1). Place a suitable container for catching the
used oil under the engine and remove the plug. Tilt the
lawnmower so that all the oil can drain from the oil tank.
After draining the oil, put the plug back into the hole,
making sure that the plug is securely in its place and
wipe away any drops of spilled oil.
Add type SAE30 or 15W-40 oil into the oil tank.
When the oil dipstick is inserted into the hole and
screwed in, the oil level should be between the Min and
Max marks (Fig. 11). Do not overfill the oil tank.
Start the engine and allow it to run for a short time. Stop
the engine, wait 1 minute and remeasure the oil level in
the oil tank. Add oil to the required level if necessary.
8. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
This product is used exclusively for mowing grass. Do not use it for any other purposes than those intended.
Otherwise, there is a risk of damaging it or an injury.
Never allow children or persons who are not acquainted with the contents of this user's manual to work with
the machine.
The person operating the lawnmower is responsible for the safety of persons in the work area.
Never operate the lawnmower in the near vicinity of other people, children or freely roaming animals.
Before starting mowing, check the terrain where the lawnmower will be used and remove stones, wires,
sticks, splinters, bones and other foreign objects, which could become caught in it or deflected or cause
injuries.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
All nuts, pins and bolts must be properly tightened so that the machine is in a safe and operational condition.
Never use the lawnmower without the grass catcher or protective cover.
Never use the lawnmower with loose mowing blades. Always check in advance that all respective bolts are
securely tightened. Blunt blades must be sharpened evenly.
Damaged blades must be replaced.
When working with the lawnmower, wear long pants and solid footwear.
Never start the lawnmower in enclosed or poorly ventilated areas where fumes could accumulate. Emissions
from the engine contain carbon monoxide, which is life threatening.
Work only during sufficient light conditions (in daylight or sufficient artificial lighting).
Do not use the lawnmower when it is raining or if the grass is wet.
Proceed especially carefully when mowing in elevated terrain (on a slope). Always mow perpendicular to the
slope, parallel to the contour, and not directly up/down.
Under no condition leave the lawnmower running without supervision; if you leave the lawnmower, turn off
the engine.
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Never lift the rear part of the lawnmower when starting it and always keep your limbs away from the cutting
deck or the rear grass ejection chute while the engine is running.
Never modify the engine's speed setting.
On lawnmowers with travel, release the travel lever before starting the engine.
Never transport the lawnmower while its engine is running.
Stop the engine and disconnect the spark plug in the following cases:
- when performing any task whatsoever under the mowing deck or in the rear grass ejection chute.
- when performing maintenance, repairs or inspecting the machine.
- before carrying, lifting or transporting the lawnmower.
- when you leave the lawnmower without supervision or you are getting ready to adjust the mowing height.
- before removing and emptying the grass catcher.
- when an impact with a foreign object occurs, stop the engine and carefully inspect to ensure that there is
no damage. In the event of damage, take the lawnmower to a specialised service centre for repairs.
ATTENTION: The mowing blade continues to rotate for several seconds after the engine is turned off.
- if the lawnmower is vibrating abnormally (immediately identify and remedy the cause of the vibration).
- For the purpose of ensuring safe operation, regularly check that the pins, bolts and nuts on the
lawnmower are securely tightened.
ATTENTION: FUEL IS A VERY FLAMMABLE LIQUID.
Store fuel in a suitable container.
Only add fuel in an open and well ventilated location. When handling fuel, do not smoke or use a mobile
phone.
Only add fuel when the engine is turned off. Never open the fuel tank or add fuel if the engine is hot or if it is
running.
If fuel is spilled, do not start the engine. Take the lawnmower away from the location where the fuel was
spilled and take care to avoid possible ignition. Continue with work only after the spilled fuel has evaporated
and the fuel fumes have dissipated;
After adding fuel, securely tighten the fuel tank cap and the cap on the fuel canister.
ATTENTION: Before carrying out maintenance or repairs, stop the engine and disconnect the spark plug.
9. MAINTENANCE
LAWN CARE
Various forms of care are required depending on the type of grass area.
Therefore, always read the instructions included on seed packages with respect to the mowing height for the
growing conditions in the given locality.
It is necessary to always keep in mind that the larger part of grass consists of a stem and one or more leaves.
When the leaves are cut off completely, the lawn is damaged and the renewal of growth will be much more
difficult.
The following instructions generally apply:
- excessively low mowing causes disruption to the roots and subsequently "spotty" appearance;
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- in summer, mowing must be higher to prevent the soil from drying out;
- mowing wet grass may result in a lower efficiency of the blade due to grass catching on the blade and
grass being ripped out of the ground;
- in the event of exceptionally tall grass it is appropriate to perform the first mow at the maximum permitted
mowing height of the machine and then mow again only after two or three days.
The lawn will have a better appearance when it is mowed regularly over its entire area at the same height with
alternating mowing directions.
MAINTENANCE
All nuts, pins and bolts must be properly tightened so that the machine is in a safe and operational
condition. Regular maintenance is the basic prerequisite for ensuring safety of the user, maintain the
lawnmower's operating condition and high performance.
Never store a machine with petrol in the fuel tank inside a building where the fumes could come within range
of an open fire, sparks or sources of high temperature
Before storing in any enclosed area, allow the engine to cool down.
To reduce the risk of a fire, ensure that the lawnmower and in particular the engine, exhaust muffler, battery
and also the location of spare fuel storage are free of grass, leaves or excessive amounts of lubricant.
Regularly inspect the condition of the deflector and the grass catcher; replace if damaged.
Drain the fuel in a well ventilated area when the engine has cooled down.
When removing or installing the mowing blade, use thick work gloves.
It is necessary to check the balance of the mowing blade every time that it is sharpened.
ATTENTION: Before carrying out maintenance or repairs, stop the engine and disconnect the spark plug.
Regularly inspect the lawnmower and ensure that all grass deposits are removed from the underside of the
chassis.
Regularly lubricate the axle of the chassis and the bearings using a suitable lubricant.
Regularly inspect the condition of the blades because they have a significant effect on the performance of the
lawnmower. Blades should always be sharp and balanced.
In regular intervals, check that all nuts and bolts are tightened. Nuts and bolts that are worn out or incorrectly
tightened may cause serious damage to the engine or the frame.
If the blade strongly impacts an obstacle, stop the lawnmower and take it to an authorised service centre.
BLADE: the blade is made from pressed steel. To achieve the best possible mowing results, regularly sharpen
the blades, approximately after every 25 hours of operation. Check that the blade is always correctly
balanced. To do this, insert a steel axle (with a diameter of 2-3 mm) into the middle hole. If it is correctly
levelled, the axis will remain in the horizontal position.
If the blade does not remain in the horizontal position, replace it.
When removing the blade, screw out the bolt, check the load bearing part of the blade. If the parts are worn
out or damaged, replace them.
ATTENTION: Always use only original spare parts. Poor quality spare parts may cause serious damage to
the lawnmower and create a safety hazard.
SERVICE
In the event that after purchasing the product you find any kind of defect, contact the service department.
When using the product, follow the instructions contained in the included user's manual.
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A complaint will not be accepted if you modified the product or if you did not follow the instructions in the
user's manual.
WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER
Normal wear and tear of operating parts of the machine as a result of its use
Servicing tasks related to standard maintenance of the machine (e.g. cleaning, lubrication, tuning, etc.).
Defects caused by external effects (e.g. climatic conditions, dustiness, inappropriate use, etc.)
Mechanical damage resulting from the machine being dropped, impact, etc.
Damages resulting from unprofessional handling, overloading, use of incorrect parts, inappropriate tools, etc.
On returned products that were not properly protected against mechanical damage during transport, the risk
of potential damage is borne exclusively by the owner.
STORAGE
If you will not be using the machine for an extended period of time, store it according to the following
instructions. This will extend the lifetime of the machine.
Fully drain fuel from the fuel tank and the carburettor.
Screw out the spark plug and pour a small amount of motor oil into the socket. Gently pull the pull cord 2 to 3
times.
Use a clean cloth to clean the exterior surfaces. Store the machine in a clean dry location.
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Technical specifications
10. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Engine DVO150
Engine type OHV, air cooled, 4-stroke
Rated power 2.70 kW
Engine rpm 2800 rpm
Displacement 150 cm3
Starting Manual & electric 10.8V 2Ah Liion Battery
Fuel tank volume 0,8 l
Recommended fuel Petrol - lead-free, at least 95 octane
Oil tank volume 0,4 l
Recommended oil SAE30, 15W-40
Setting the mowing height Central, 7 positions
Adjustable mowing height range 25-75 mm
Mowing coverage 460 mm
Wheel size Front 178 mm, rear 200 mm
Grass catcher capacity 55 l
Chassis steel
Declared noise level 96 dB (A)
Maximum vibration level 8.125 m/s (K=1.5)
Weight 32.5 kg
Amendments to text and technical parameters are reserved.
The text, design and technical specifications can be changed without prior notice and we reserve the right to
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11. MAINTENANCE INTERVAL
Regular maintenance schedule,
always perform at a monthly or hourly
interval – whichever comes first
Before each
use
After 5 hours of
operations for
new machines
Every 6months
or after
25 hours of
operation
Every year
Cleaning the machine,
tightening the connecting
screws
X
Engine oil
Level check X
Replacement X X
Air filter
Inspection X
Cleaning X
Replacement X
Spark plug
Inspecting
& Cleaning X
Replacement X
Checking the mowing
mechanism Inspection X(*)
Idling Checking
& Adjusting X(*)
Valve movement Checking
& Adjusting X(*)
Combustion chamber Cleaning X(*)
Fuel lines Inspecting
& Cleaning X(*)
General preventative
inspection X(*)
*entrust this maintenance to an authorized service centre
Caution! If the mower is used in arduous or dusty conditions, change the oil and clean the air filter at
more frequent intervals
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Troubleshooting
12. TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem Probable cause Procedures
Unable to start the engine
Choke valve damper in wrong position Move the choke lever to the correct position
The fuel tank is empty Fill the fuel tank with fuel
The air filter is dirty Clean the air filter
Loose spark plug Tighten the spark plug to 25-30 Nm
The ignition cable is loose or disconnected
from the spark plug Install the ignition cable to the spark plug
Incorrect gap between spark plug
electrodes
Install a new spark plug with the correct gap
between the electrodes
Faulty ignition module Contact the repair shop
The engine is difficult to
start or loses power
Dirt, water or old fuel in the tank Drain the fuel and clean the tank. Fill the tank
with fresh clean fuel
Clogged air vent in fuel tank cap Clean or replace the fuel filler cap
The air filter is dirty Clean the air filter
Dirt, water or old fuel in the tank Drain the fuel and clean the tank. Fill the tank
with fresh clean fuel
Clogged air vent in fuel tank cap Clean or replace the fuel filler cap
The air filter is dirty Clean the air filter
The engine runs irregularly
Faulty spark plug Install a new spark plug with the correct gap
between the electrodes
Incorrect gap between the electrodes Set the gap between the electrodes at 0.7 to
0.8 mm
The air filter is dirty Clean the air filter
The engine is idling poorly
The air filter is dirty Clean the air filter
The air gaps in the engine cover are
clogged Remove debris from the gaps
The cooling fins and air passages below the
engine fan are clogged
Remove debris from cooling fins and air
passages
The engine stops at high
speed
The gap between the spark plugs is too
small Set a gap of 0.7 to 0.8 mm
The motor is overheating
Limited airflow Remove any debris from the gaps on the
engine cover, fan cover, and air passages
Unsuitable spark plug Install a new spark plug with the correct gap
between the electrodes
The mower vibrates
violently
The cutting unit is loose Tighten the mower blade
The cutting unit is not balanced The mower blade must be balanced
Bent crankshaft Contact the repair shop

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