Ryobi RY401021 User manual
OPERATOR
’
S
MANUAL
@
40
VOLT
21
in.
LAWN
MOWER
RY401021
S
2-4
4-5
.6
11-12
.13
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posterior
y
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DE
40
V
DE
5 ,4
mm
(21
po)
PODADORA
DE
40
V
DE
5 ,4
mm
(21
pulg.)
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2-4
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■
Important
Safety
Instructions.
■
Symbols
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:
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Features
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8-11
■
Troubleshooting
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Parts
Ordering
and
Service
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■
Instrucciones
de
seguidad
importantes....
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Simbolos
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Caracteristicas
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■
Armado
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Funcionamiento
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■
Mantenimiento
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■
Correccion
de
problemas
.
■
Pedidos
de
piezas
■
Instructions
importantes
concemant
la
securite....
■
Symboles
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■
Caracteristiques
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■
Assemblage
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■
Utilisation
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Entretien
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Depannage
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Commande
de
pieces
et
reparation
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reduce
the
risk
of
injury,
the
user
must
read
and
understand
the
operator
’
s
manual
before
using
this
product.
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’
examiner
toutes
les
figures
mentionnees
dans
le
manuel
d'utilisation.
See
this
fold-out
section
for
all
of
the
figures
referenced
in
the
operator
’
s
manual.
A
-
Carrying/lifting
handle
(poignee
de
transport/soulvement,
mango
de
transporte/elevacion)
B
-
LED
headlights
(phares
DEL,
luces
delanteras
LED)
C
-
Battery
cover
(couvercle
des
piles,
tapa
de
las
baterias)
D
-
Height
adjustment
handle
(poignee
de
reglage
de
hauteur,
mango
de
ajuste
de
altura)
E
-
2-position
handle
(poignee
a
deux
positions,
mango
de
2
posiciones)
F
-
Handle
lock
lever
(levier
de
verrou
de
la
poignee,
palanca
de
seguro
del
mango)
G
-
Bail
(anse,
asa)
H
-
AWD
button
(bouton
AWD,
boton
de
traccion
en
las
cuatro
ruedas)
Consulte
esta
seccion
desplegable
para
ver
todas
las
figuras
a
las
que
se
hace
referenda
en
el
manual
del
operador.
N
l
-
Start
button
(bouton
de
demurrage,
boton
de
arranque)
J
-
Maximum
speed
selector
(selecteur
de
vitesse
maximum,
selector
de
velocidad
maxima)
K
-
Self-propel
paddle
(lame
de
fonction
automotrice,
paleta
autopropulsadas)
L
-
Grass
catcher
(collecteur
d
’
herbe,
receptor
de
hierba)
M-
Start
key
(de
de
demarrage,
Have
del
arranque)
N
-
Side
discharge
chute
(chute
de
decharge
laterale,
vertedor
de
descarga
lateral)
0-
Mulching
door
lever
(levier
du
bouchon
de
paillage,
selector
de
clavija
de
mantillo)
G
E
K
E
Fig.
2
Fig.
4
B
D
C
E
B
Fig.
A
Fig.
5
6)
A
C
B
D
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B
A
(
A
iii
A-Clips
(attaches,
clips)
B
-
Hooks
(crochets,
ganchos)
A
-
2-position
handle
(poignee
a
deux
positions,
mango
de
2
posiciones)
B
-
Handle
adjustment
lever
(levier
de
reglage
de
la
poignee,
palanca
de
ajuste
del
mango)
C
-
Upper
notch
(encoche
superieure,
muesca
superior)
D
-
Lower
notch
(encoche
inferieur,
muesca
inferior)
A
-
Frame
(support,
armazon)
B
-
Bag
(sac,
bolsa)
C
-
Handle
(poignee,
mango)
D
-
Vinyl
floor
(plancher
en
vinyle,
piso
de
vinilo)
E
-
Clip
(attache,
clip)
A
-
2-position
handle
(poignee
a
deux
positions,
mango
de
2
posiciones)
B
-
Handle
adjustment
lever
(levier
de
reglage
de
la
poignee,
palanca
de
ajuste
del
mango)
C
-
To
unlock
(pour
deverrouiller,
para
desbloquear)
D
-
To
lock
(pour
verrouiller,
para
asegurar)
m
A
Fig.
11
A
Fig.
7
Fig.
12
A
A
C
Fig.
10
D
E
D
LOW
MED
HI H
6
iv
C
-
Tab
(languette,
lengueta)
D-
Notch
(encoche,
muesca)
A-Side
discharge
cover
(couvercle
d
’
ejection
lateraie,
tapa
de
descarga
lateral)
B-Side
discharge
chute
(chute
de
decharge
lateraie,
vertedor
de
descarga
lateral)
A-Start
key
(de
de
demarrage,
Have
del
arranque)
B
-
Battery
cover
(couvercle
des
piles,
tapa
de
las
baterias)
C
-
Start
key
slot
(fente
de
la
cle
de
demarrage,
ranura
de
la
Have
del
arranque)
A-Height
adjustment
handle
(poignee
de
reglage
de
hauteur,
mango
de
ajuste
de
altura)
B
-
Lowest
blade
setting
(le
plus
bas
reglage
de
la
lame,
ajuste
mas
bajo
de
la
hoja)
C-Highest
blade
setting
(le
plus
haut
reglage
de
la
lame,
ajustes
de
cuchilla
mas
alto)
v
B
C
A
-
Grass
catcher
handle
(poignee
de
collecteur
d
’
herbe,
mango
del
receptor
de
hierba)
B
-
Rear
discharge
opening
(ouverture
d
’
ejection
lateraie,
abertura
de
descarga
lateral)
C
-
Rear
discharge
door
(couvercle
d
’
ejection
arriere,
puerta
de
descarga
posterior)
D
-
Hooks
(crochets,
ganchos)
A-Battery
packs
(bloc-piles,
paquetes
de
baterias)
B
-
Battery
cover
(couvercle
des
piles,
tapa
de
las
baterias)
G
-
Dual
battery
port
(deux
ports
de
pile,
puertos
de
baterias
dobles)
D-Latch
(loquet,
pestillo)
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A-Start
button
(bouton
de
demarrage,
boton
de
arranque)
B-Self-propel
paddle
(lame
de
fonction
automotrice,
paleta
autopropulsadas)
C-Maximum
speed
selector
(selecteur
de
vitesse
maximum,
selector
de
velocidad
maxima)
D
-
AWD
button
(bouton
AWD,
boton
detraccion
en
las
cuatro
ruedas)
E-Release
button
(bouton
de
degagement,
boton
de
liberacion)
OB
—
A-
f
-
*
Wow
A-Mulching
door
lever
(levier
du
bouchon
de
paillage,
palanca
de
tapon
para
trituracion)
B
-
Locking
lever
(levier
de
verrouillage,
palanca
de
fijacion)
C
-
Rear
discharge
opening
(ouverture
d
’
ejection
arriere,
abertura
de
descarga
posterio)
D-Mulching
plug
(insert
broyeur,
tapon
para
trituracion)
/
A
in
n
-----
N
Q%
c
e
D
A
P
Fiq,
1
Fig.
16
1
Fig.
18
1
y
s
Fig.
17
Fig.
14
Fig.
19
E
G
J
t
Fig.
15
(
V
TO
STORE
THE
MACHINE
IN
THE
HORIZONTAL
POSITION
POUR
REMISER
L
’
EQUIPEMENT
EN
POSITION
HORIZONTALE
PARA
GUARDAR
LA
MAQUINA
ENPOSICION
HORIZONTAL
15°
MAXIMUM
/
15°
MAXIMAL
15°
MAXIMA
TO
STORE
THE
MACHINE
IN
THE
VERTICAL
POSITION
POUR
REMISER
L
’
EQUIPEMENT
EN
POSITION
VERTICALE
PARA
GUARDAR
LA
MAQUINA
ENPOSICION
VERTICALE
A
-
Bail
(anse,
asa)
B
-
Start
button
(bouton
de
demarrage,
boton
de
arranque)
C
-
U er
handle
( oignee
su erieure,
mango
su erior)
M
—
A
-
Ada tor
(ada tateur,
ada tador)
B
-
Hub
(arbre,
eje)
G
-
Blade
post
(half
circle)
[tige
pour
lame
(demi-cercle),
puerto
de
la
hoja
(semicircular)]
D
-
Blade
ost
(round)
[tiges
our
lame
(ronde),
montantes
de
cuchilla
(Redondo)]
E
-
U er
blade
(lame
su erieure,
hoja
su erior)
F
-
Blade
hole
(half
circle)
[trou
our
lame
(demi-cercle),
orificio
de
la
hoja
(semicircular)]
G
-
Blade
hole
(round)
[trou
our
lame
(ronde),
orificio
de
la
hoja
(redondo)]
H
-
Lower
blade
(lame
infrieur,
hoja
inferior)
I
-
Blade
hole
(half
circle)
[trou
our
lame
(demi-cercle),
orificio
de
la
hoja
(semicircular)]
J
-
Blade
hole
(round)
[trou
our
lame
(ronde),
orificio
de
la
hoja
(redondo)]
K
-
Blade
insulator
(isolant
de
lame,
aislante
de
hoja)
L
-
S acer
(entretoise,
se arador)
M
-
Blade
nut
(ecrou
de
lame,
tuerca
de
la
hoja)
N
-
Shaft
(arbre,
eje)
F
PP
—
s
2*
54
—
C
A
-
Blade
(lame,
hoja)
B
-
Wrench
(de,
Have)
C
-
Block
of
wood
( iece
de
bois,
bloque
de
madera)
H
—
K
CAPD
A
2
—
English
IMPORTANT
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
■
Stay
alert
-
Watch
what
you
are
doing
and
use
common
sense
when
operating
the
lawn
mower.
Do
not
operate
the
mower
while
tired,
upset,
or
under
the
influence
of
drugs,
alcohol,
or
medication.
A
moment
of
inattention
while
operating
the
lawn
mower
may
result
in
serious
personal
injury.
■
Maintain
lawn
mower
with
care
-
Keep
machine
in
good
working
condition.
Keep
blades
sharp
and
guards
in
place
and
in
working
order.
Replace
damaged
or
unevenly
worn
blades
before
using
mower
for
best
performance.
■
Check
all
nuts,
bolts,
and
screws
at
frequent
intervals
for
proper
tightness
to
be
sure
the
equipment
is
in
safe
work
ing
condition.
Mower
blades
are
sharp.
Wrap
the
blade
or
wear
gloves,
and
use
extra
caution
when
servicing
them.
■
Do
not
dispose
of
the
battery
in
a
fire.
The
cell
may
explode.
Check
with
local
codes
for
possible
special
disposal
instructions.
■
Stop
the
motor,
wait
until
the
blade
comes
to
a
complete
stop,
and
remove
the
start
key
and
battery
pack
before
performing
any
maintenance,
cleaning
the
lawn
mower,
removing
the
grass
catcher,
or
removing
the
mulching
plug.
■
Never
use
a
hose,
water,
or
any
liquids
to
clean
or
rinse
off
the
lawn
mower.
Corrosive
liquids,
water,
fer
tilizers,
and
chemicals
used
to
treat
lawns
can
enter
the
lawn
mower
and/or
battery
compartment
and
damage
electronic
components
and/or
the
battery
pack,
which
can
result
in
a
short
circuit,
increased
risk
of
fire,
and
serious
personal
injury.
Remove
any
buildup
of
grass
and
leaves
on
or
around
the
mower
housing
and/or
underneath
the
mower
deck.
Wipe
the
mower
clean
with
a
dry
cloth
oc
casionally.
■
Replace
blade
if
it
is
bent
or
cracked.
An
unbalanced
blade
causes
vibration
that
could
damage
the
motor
drive
unit
orcause
personal
injury.
Sharpen
a
dull
blade
equally
at
each
end
to
maintain
the
balance.
Mount
a
nail
that
is
perfectly
horizontal
and
level,
allowing
enough
room
above
and
below
the
nail
for
the
blade
to
rotate
freely
without
striking
any
surface.
Clean
the
blade
thoroughly
and
check
its
balance
by
supporting
it
horizontally
on
the
nail
through
its
center
hole.
If
either
end
of
the
blade
rotates
downward,
remove
some
metal
by
sharpening
it
more
on
the
heavier
side
until
the
blade
is
balanced.
It
is
balanced
when
neither
end
drops.
■
Always
use
safety
protective
devices.
Do
not
operate
the
mower
without
the
entire
grass
catcher
or
mulching
plug
and
rear
discharge
door
in
place
and
working
properly.
■
Do
not
open
or
mutilate
the
battery.
Released
electrolyte
is
corrosive
and
may
cause
damage
to
the
eyes
or
skin.
It
may
be
toxic
if
swallowed.
■
Follow
manufacturer
’
s
instructions
for
proper
operation
and
installation
of
accessories.
Only
use
accessories
approved
by
the
manufacturer.
3
■
Exercise
care
in
handling
batteries
in
order
notto
short
the
battery
with
conducting
materials
such
as
rings,
bracelets,
A
WARNING:
READ
AND
UNDERSTAND
ALL
INSTRUCTIONS.
Failure
to
follow
all
instructions
listed
below
and
on
the
machine
may
result
in
electric
shock,
fire,
and/or
serious
personal
injury.
READ
ALL
INSTRUCTIONS
■
This
cutting
machine
is
capable
of
amputating
hands
and
feet
and
throwing
objects.
Failure
to
observe
all
safety
instructions
could
result
in
serious
injury
or
death.
■
Avoid
dangerous
environment
-
Do
not
use
the
lawn
mower
in
damp
or
wet
conditions
or
operate
in
the
rain.
■
Keep
children
away
-
Keep
all
bystanders,
children,
and
pets
at
least
100
ft.
away.
Stop
machine
if
anyone
enters
the
area.
■
Tragic
accidents
can
occur
if
the
operator
is
not
alert
to
the
presence
of
children.
Children
are
often
attracted
to
the
machine
and
the
mowing
activity.
Never
assume
that
children
will
remain
where
you
last
saw
them.
•
Keep
children
out
of
the
mowing
area
and
under
the
watchful
care
of
a
responsible
adult
other
than
the
operator.
•
Be
alert
and
turn
mower
off
if
a
child
enters
the
area.
•
Never
allow
children
to
operate
the
machine.
•
Use
extra
care
when
approaching
blind
corners,
shrubs,
trees,
or
other
objects
that
may
block
your
view
of
a
child.
■
Dress
properly
-
Wear
heavy,
long
pants,
long
sleeves,
gloves,
and
protective
footwear
that
will
protect
your
feet
and
improve
your
footing
on
slippery
surfaces.
Do
not
wear
loose
fitting
clothing,
short
pants,
sandals,
or
go
barefoot.
Do
not
wear
jewelry
of
any
kind.
They
can
be
caught
in
moving
parts.
■
Don
’
t
overreach
-
Keep
proper
footing
and
balance
at
all
times.
Overreaching
can
result
in
loss
of
balance.
■
Do
not
leave
the
mower
unattended
while
running
or
with
the
start
key
installed.
■
Keep
hands
and
feet
away
from
cutting
area.
Keep
clear
of
the
discharge
opening
at
all
times.
■
Operate
the
lawn
mower
only
in
daylight
or
good
artificial
light.
■
Use
safety
glasses
-
Always
wear
eye
protection
with
side
shields
marked
to
comply
with
ANSI
Z8 .1
.
Use
face
mask
if
operation
is
dusty.
■
Use
the
right
appliance
-
Do
not
use
the
lawn
mower
for
any
job
except
that
for
which
it
is
intended.
■
Do
not
force
the
lawn
mower
-
it
will
do
the
job
better
and
safer
at
the
rate
for
which
it
was
designed.
■
Do
not
charge
batteries
in
rain,
or
in
wet
locations.
3
-
English
*
IMPORTANT
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
and
keys.
The
battery
or
conductor
may
overheat
and
cause
burns.
■
Clear
the
work
area
before
each
use.
Remove
all
objects
such
as
rocks,
tree
nuts,
sticks,
metal,
wire,
bones,
toys,
or
other
objects
which
can
be
thrown
by
the
blade.Stay
behind
the
handle
when
the
motor
is
running.
■
Prevent
unintentional
starting.
Ensure
the
switch
is
in
the
off-position
before
connecting
to
battery
pack,
picking
up
or
carrying
the
appliance.
Carrying
the
appliance
with
yourfinger
on
the
switch
or
energizing
appliance
that
have
the
switch
on
invites
accidents.
■
When
battery
pack
is
not
in
use,
keep
it
away
from
other
metal
objects,
like
paper
clips,
coins,
keys,
nails,
screws
or
other
small
metal
objects,
that
can
make
a
connec
tion
from
one
terminal
to
another.
Shorting
the
battery
terminals
together
may
cause
burns
or
a
fire.
■
Under
abusive
conditions,
liquid
may
be
ejected
from
the
battery;
avoid
contact.
If
contact
accidentally
occurs,
flush
with
water.
If
liquid
contacts
eyes,
additionally
seek
medical
help.
Liquid
ejected
from
the
battery
may
cause
irritation
or
burns.
■
Do
not
use
a
battery
pack
or
appliance
that
is
damaged
or
modified.
Damaged
or
modified
batteries
may
exhibit
unpredictable
behavior
resulting
in
fire,
explosion
or
risk
of
injury.
■
Do
not
expose
a
battery
pack
or
appliance
to
fire
or
excessive
temperature.
Exposure
to
fire
or
temperature
above
265
0
F
may
cause
explosion.
■
Follow
all
charging
instructions
and
do
not
charge
the
battery
pack
or
appliance
outside
of
the
temperature
range
specified
in
the
instructions.
Charging
improperly
or
at
temperatures
outside
of
the
specified
range
may
damage
the
battery
and
increase
the
risk
of
fire.
■
Do
not
modify
or
attempt
to
repair
the
appliance
or
the
battery
pack
(as
applicable)
except
as
indicated
in
the
instructions
for
use
and
care.
■
Avoid
holes,
ruts,
bumps,
rocks,
property
stakes,
or
other
hidden
objects.
Uneven
terrain
could
cause
a
slip
and
fall
accident.
■
Do
not
mow
near
drop-offs,
ditches,
or
embankments.
■
Mow
across
the
face
of
slopes,
never
up
and
down.
Exercise
extreme
caution
when
changing
direction
on
slopes.
■
Plan
your
mowing
pattern
to
avoid
discharge
of
material
toward
roads,
sidewalks,
bystanders
and
the
like.
Also,
avoid
discharging
material
against
a
wall
or
obstruction,
which
may
cause
the
material
to
ricochet
back
toward
the
operator.
■
Do
not
mow
on
wet
grass
or
excessively
steep
slopes.
Poor
footing
could
cause
a
slip
and
fall
accident.
Walk,
never
run.
■
Use
extra
care
when
approaching
blind
corners,
shrubs,
trees,
or
other
objects
that
may
block
your
view.
■
Do
not
pull
the
mower
backward
unless
absolutely
nec
essary.
If
you
must
back
the
mower
away
from
a
wall
or
obstruction,
first
look
down
and
behind
to
avoid
tripping
or
pulling
the
mower
over
your
feet.
■
Never
direct
discharged
material
toward
anyone.
Avoid
discharging
material
against
a
wall
or
obstruction.
Material
may
ricochet
back
toward
the
operator.
Stop
the
blade
when
crossing
gravel
surfaces.
■
Objects
struck
by
the
lawn
mower
blade
can
cause
severe
injuries
to
persons.
The
lawn
should
always
be
carefully
examined
and
cleared
of
all
objects
prior
to
each
mowing.
■
If
the
lawn
mower
strikes
a
foreign
object,
follow
these
steps:
•
Stop
the
lawn
mower
by
releasing
the
blade
control
lever,
wait
until
the
blade
comes
to
a
complete
stop,
and
then
remove
start
key.
•
Thoroughly
inspect
the
mower
for
any
damage.
•
Replace
the
blade
if
it
is
damaged
in
any
way.
Repair
any
damage
before
restarting
and
continuing
to
operate
the
mower.
■
Stop
the
motor,
wait
until
the
blade
comes
to
a
complete
stop,
and
remove
start
key
before
unclogging
the
chute.
The
cutting
blade
continues
to
rotate
for
a
few
seconds
after
the
motor
is
shut
off.
Never
place
any
part
of
the
body
in
the
blade
area
until
you
are
sure
the
blade
has
stopped
rotating.
■
If
the
mower
should
start
to
vibrate
abnormally,
stop
the
motor,
remove
the
start
key,
and
check
immediately
for
the
cause.
Replace
the
blade
if
it
is
unevenly
worn
or
damaged
in
any
way.
Vibration
is
generally
a
warning
of
trouble.
■
Service
on
the
product
must
be
performed
by
qualified
repair
personnel
only.
Service
or
maintenance
performed
by
unqualified
personnel
could
result
in
injury
to
the
user
or
damage
to
the
product.
■
The
grass
catcher
assembly
is
subject
to
deterioration
and
wear
and
should
be
checked
each
time
the
mower
is
used.
If
replacement
is
needed,
make
sure
the
new
grass
catcher
meets
original
manufacturer
’
s
recommendations
and
specifications.
■
Use
only
authorized
replacement
parts
when
servicing
the
product.
Use
identical
replacement
blades
only.
Use
of
unauthorized
parts
may
create-a
risk
of
serious
injury
to
the
user,
or
damage
to
the
product.
■
Maintain
orreplace
safetyinstructions
labels,
as
necessary.
■
Disconnect
battery
and
remove
start
key.
Disconnect
battery
pack
and
remove
start
key
from
the
appliance
before
storing,
servicing,
or
changing
accessories
such
as
blades.
Such
preventive
safety
measures
reduce
the
risk
of
starting
the
tool
accidentally.
■
Stop
the
unit
and
disconnect
battery
pack
and
start
key
when
not
in
use.
Carry
or
push
the
unit
with
the
motor
stopped
and
the
start
key
removed
from
the
mower.
The
following
signal
words
and
meanings
are
intended
to
explain
the
levels
of
risk
associated
with
this
product.
MEANING
DANGER:
WARNING:
CAUTION:
NOTICE:
DESIGNATION/EXPLANATION
NAME
Indicates
a
potential
personal
injury
hazard.
Safety
Alert
Read
Operator
’
s
Manual
Eye
Protection
4
—
English
IMPORTANT
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
SYMBOLS
(Without
Safety
Alert
Symbol)
Indicates
information
considered
important,
but
not
related
to
a
potential
injury
(e.g.
messages
relating
to
property
damage).
Some
of
the
following
symbols
may
be
used
on
this
product.
Please
study
them
and
learn
their
meaning.
Proper
interpretation
of
these
symbols
will
allow
you
to
operate
the
product
better
and
safer.
To
reduce
the
risk
of
injury,
user
must
read
and
understand
operator
’
s
manual
before
using
this
product.
Indicates
a
hazardous
situation,
that,
if
not
avoided,
may
result
in
minor
or
moderate
injury.
Indicates
a
hazardous
situation,
which,
if
not
avoided,
will
result
in
death
or
serious
injury.
Indicates
a
hazardous
situation,
which,
if
not
avoided,
could
result
in
death
or
serious
injury.
Always
wear
eye
protection
with
side
shields
marked
to
comply
with
ANSI
Z8 .1.
•
Battery
tools
do
not
have
to
be
plugged
into
an
electrical
outlet;
therefore,
they
are
always
in
operating
condition.
Be
aware
of
possible
hazards
when
not
using
your
bat
tery
tool
or
when
changing
accessories.
Following
this
rule
will
reduce
the
risk
of
electric
shock,
fire,
or
serious
personal
injury.
■
Do
not
use
battery-operated
appliance
in
rain.
■
Remove
or
disconnect
battery
before
servicing,
cleaning
or
removing
material
from
the
gardening
appliance.
■
Use
this
product
only
with
batteries
and
chargers
listed
in
tool/appliance/battery
pack/charger
correlation
supple
ment
988000-842.
■
Store
idle
lawn
mower
indoors
-
When
not
in
use,
mower
should
be
stored
indoors
in
a
dry,
locked
place
out
of
the
reach
of
children.
The
start
key
and
battery
packs
should
also
be
removed
and
stored
in
a
separate
location
out
of
the
reach
of
children.
■
Follow
instructions
for
lubricating
and
changing
accessories.
■
Only
allow
responsible
adults,
who
are
familiar
with
the
instructions,
to
operate
this
machine.
■
Never
operate
machine
in
a
closed
area.
■
Never
tamper
with
safety
devices.
Check
for
proper
op
eration
regularly.
■
Do
not
store
battery
packs
or
lawn
mower
in
locations
where
the
temperature
is
less
than
50°F
or
more
than
100
o
F.
Do
not
store
outside
or
in
vehicles.
■
Do
not
use
lawn
mower
in
locations
where
the
temperature
is
less
than
40°F
or
more
than
104
o
F.
■
Use
appliances
only
with
specifically
designated
battery
packs.
Use
of
any
other
battery
packs
may
create
a
risk
of
injury
and
fire.
■
Save
these
instructions.
Refer
to
them
frequently
and
use
them
to
instruct
others
who
may
use
this
product.
If
you
loan
someone
this
tool,
loan
them
these
instructions
also.
SYMBOL
A
©
SYMBOL
SIGNAL
DESIGNATION/EXPLANATION
NAME
SYMBOL
Wet
Conditions
Alert
*
Electric
Shock
(
Keep
hands
and
feet
away
from
blade
and
cutting
area.
Keep
Hands
and
Feet
Away
Do
not
reach
hands
or
feet
under
mower
deck.
No
Reach
No
Slope
Keep
all
children
and
bystanders
at
least
100
ft.
away.
Ricochet
Recycle
Symbol
Direct
Current
V
Volts
Voltage
A
Amperes
Current
Hz
Hertz
Frequency
(cycles
per
second)
W
Watt
Power
hrs
Hours
Time
5
—
English
SYMBOLS
Keep
Children
and
Bystanders
Away
Do
not
operate
on
inclines
greater
than
15
0
.
Mow
across
the
face
of
slopes,
never
up
and
down.
Failure
to
use
in
dry
conditions
and
to
observe
safe
practices
can
result
in
electric
shock.
Thrown
objects
can
ricochet
and
result
in
personal
injury
or
prop
erty
damage.
Some
of
the
following
symbols
may
be
used
on
this
product.
Please
study
them
and
learn
their
meaning.
Proper
interpretation
of
these
symbols
will
allow
you
to
operate
the
product
better
and
safer.
This
product
uses
lithium-ion
(Li-ion)
batteries.
Local,
state,
or
federal
laws
may
prohibit
disposal
of
batteries
in
ordinary
trash.
Consult
your
local
waste
authority
for
information
regarding
available
recycling
and/or
disposal
options.
Type
or
a
characteristic
of
current
Risk
of
fire
and
burns.
Do
not
expose
battery,
battery
compartment,
or
electronic
components
to
rain,
water,
or
liquids.
Close
cover
during
use.
Do
not
operate
on
wet
ground.
/uYr,
6
—
English
FEATURES
VERTICAL
STORAGE
CAPABILITY
The
folding
handles
allow
for
compact,
upright
storage
in
your
garage.
BATTERY
COVER
The
battery
cover
protects
the
battery
port
from
moisture
and
debris.
DUAL
BLADES
Dual
blades
provide
a
premium
cut
and
finer
mulching.
PRODUCT
SPECIFICATIONS
Motor
...............................................
Deck
Size
........................................ .
'
Height
Adjustments
...........................
Wheel
Size
....................................... .
SIDE
DISCHARGE
CHUTE
The
side
discharge
chute
directs
the
clippings
out
of
the
mower
deck
when
the
grass
is
too
tall
for
mulching.
START
BUTTON
AND
LEVERS
The
start
button
and
levers
are
located
on
the
upper
handle
of
the
mower.
HEIGHT
ADJUSTMENT
HANDLE
The
height
adjustment
handle
provides
cutting
height
adjustments.
ONE
TOUCH
HANDLE
FOLDING
Pull
the
lever
on
the
handle
crossbar
in
either
direction
to
unlock
the
handles
for
folding.
BRUSHLESS
MOTOR
This
product
features
a
brushless
motor
that
maximizes
power
and
performance
as
well
as
battery
run
time.
MAXIMUM
SPEED
SELECTOR
Allows
user
to
set
maximum
speed
settings
for
the
self-
propelled
feature.
SELF-PROPELLED
FEATURE
Pushing
down
on
the
self-propelled
paddle
activates
the
self-propelled
feature
of
your
mower.
2-POSITION
HANDLE
The
handle
can
be
adjusted
to
two
heights
for
mowing.
DUAL
BATTERY
PORTS
This
product
features
dual
battery
ports
to
maximize
runtime
and
minimize
down
time
during
operation.
This
enables
the
user
to
easily
switch
batteries
during
a
mowing
session.
GRASS
CATCHER
The
grass
catcher
collects
grass
clippings
and
prevents
them
from
being
discharged
across
your
lawn
as
you
mow.
START
KEY
The
start
key
must
be
inserted
before
the
mower
can
be
started.
LED
HEADLIGHTS
LED
headlights
are
located
on
the
front
of
the
unit
to
illumi
nate
your
path
in
low
light
conditions.
The
lights
will
operate
continuously
whenever
the
motor
is
running.
NOTE:
If
the
start
button
is
pressed
and
released,
the
head
lights
will
illuminate
for
20
seconds.
MULCHING
DOOR
When
actuated,
the
mulching
door
covers
the
rear
discharge
opening
and
allows
the
mower
blade
to
cut
and
recut
for
finer
clippings.
ALL-WHEEL
DRIVE
The
selective
all-wheel
drive
provides
increased
traction
and
easy
maneuverability
when
needed.
Place
the
switch
in
the
ON
(1)
position
to
activate.
Return
the
switch
to
the
OFF
(0)
position
to
deactivate.
TILT
SENSOR
The
tilt
sensor
prevents
the
unit
from
starting
if
it
is
in
a
verti
cal
position
or
tilted
at
an
angle
greater
than
45°.
KNOW
YOUR
LAWN
MOWER
See
Figure
1.
The
safe
use
of
this
product
requires
an
understanding
of
the
information
on
the
product
and
in
this
operator
’
s
manual
as
well
as
a
knowledge
of
the
project
you
are
attempting.
Before
use
of
this
product,
familiarize
yourself
with
all
oper
ating
features
and
safety
rules.
...............
40
Volt
DC
........................
21
in.
.............
1
in.
to
4
in.
8
in.
front,
11
in.
rear
—
English
ASSEMBLY
PACKING
LIST
Lawn
Mower
Start
Key
Grass
Catcher
Bag
and
Frame
Side
Discharge
Chute
Operator
’
s
Manual
UNPACKING
This
product
requires
assembly.
■
Carefully
remove
the
product
and
any
accessories
from
the
box.
Make
sure
that
all
items
listed
in
the
Packing
List
are
included.
To
raise
the
handle:
■
Pull
the
lever
on
the
handle
crossbar
to
unlock
the
handle.
■
Moving
the
lever
in
either
direction
will
unlock
the
handle.
■
Raise
the
handle
to
desired
position.
■
Lock
handle
into
place
in
either
of
the
two
notches
on
the
handle
brackets.
NOTE:
Handle
can
be
adjusted
to
two
heights
formowing.
To
lower
the
handle:
■
Lift
the
lever
located
on
the
crossbar
in
either
direction
to
fold
the
handle.
■
Inspect
the
product
carefully
to
make
sure
no
breakage
or
damage
occurred
during
shipping.
■
Do
not
discard
the
packing
material
until
you
have
care
fully
inspected
and
satisfactorily
operated
the
product.
■
If
any
parts
are
damaged
or
missing,
please
call
1-800-525-25 9
for
assistance.
ASSEMBLING
THE
GRASS
CATCHER
See
Figures
4-5.
■
Place
the
grass
catcher
frame
on
a
flat
surface
with
the
handle
facing
down.
■
Orient
the
grass
catcher
bag
so
the
vinyl
floor
is
facing
up,
then
slide
the
bag
onto
the
frame.
When
installing,
allow
the
frame
handle
to
remain
outside
the
bag
and
make
sure
the
bag
seams
are
located
at
the
frame
edges.
■
Pull
the
clip
over
the
frame
rail
to
secure
in
place.
■
Lift
the
bag
’
s
vinyl
floor
to
the
top
of
the
frame
rail
and
secure
in
place.
■
Using
the
same
method,
attach
the
remaining
clips
on
each
side
of
the
bag
to
the
frame
rail
to
secure.
A
WARNING:
Do
not
attempt
to
modify
this
product
or
create
acces
sories
not
recommended
for
use
with
this
product.
Any
such
alteration
or
modification
is
misuse
and
could
result
in
a
hazardous
condition
leading
to
possible
serious
personal
injury.
A
WARNING:
To
prevent
accidental
starting,
do
not
make
any
adjust
ments
or
installations
with
the
start
key
or
battery
packs
inserted.
Accidental
starting
of
the
mower
during
assem
bly
could
result
in
serious
personal
injury.
A
WARNING:
If
any
parts
are
damaged
or
missing,
do
not
operate
this
product
until
the
parts
are
replaced.
Use
of
this
product
with
damaged
or
missing
parts
could
result
in
serious
personal
injury.
A
WARNING:
Never
operate
the
mower
without
the
proper
safety
devices
in
place
and
working.
Never
operate
the
mower
with
damaged
safety
devices.
Operating
the
mower
with
missing
or
damaged
parts
can
result
in
serious
personal
injury.
A
WARNING:
Do
not
insert
start
key
or
battery
packs
until
assembly
is
complete
and
you
are
ready
to
mow.
Failure
to
comply
could
result
in
accidental
starting
and
possible
serious
personal
injury.
A
WARNING:
Do
not
use
this
product
if
any
parts
on
the
Packing
List
are
already
assembled
to
your
product
when
you
unpack
it.
Parts
on
this
list
are
not
assembled
to
the
product
by
the
manufacturer
and
require
customer
installation.
Use
of
a
product
that
may
have
been
improperly
assembled
could
result
in
serious
personal
injury.
UNFOLDING
AND
ADJUSTING
THE
HANDLE
ASSEMBLY
See
Figures
2
-
3.
NOTICE:
Do
not
allow
the
starter
cable
to
become
pinched
or
trapped
when
raising
the
handle.
8
—
English
ASSEMBLY
OPERATION
INSTALLING
THE
SIDE
DISCHARGE
CHUTE
See
Figure
8.
The
mower
comes
with
the
spring-loaded
side
discharge
chute
cover
already
in
place.
If
side
discharge
is
desired,
install
the
side
discharge
chute.
The
mulching
door
should
be
locked
in
the
closed
position
for
side
discharge.
■
Remove
start
key
and
battery
pack.
■
Lift
and
hold
the
side
discharge
cover.
■
Insert
the
side
discharge
chute
as
shown,
aligning
the
two
notches
with
the
tabs
on
each
side
of
the
side
discharge
cover.
■
Lower
the
side
discharge
cover
until
the
tabs
are
seated
into
the
notches
on
the
side
discharge
chute.
■
Reinstall
start
key
and
battery
pack
when
you
are
ready
to
mow.
USING
THE
MULCHING
DOOR
(FOR
MULCHING
OPERATION)
See
Figure
7.
NOTE:
The
mulching
door
should
be
locked
in
the
closed
position
for
mulching.
When
using
the
mulching
door,
do
not
install
the
grass
catcher.
■
Remove
start
key
and
battery
packs.
■
Lift
and
hold
the
locking
lever.
■
Slide
the
mulch
door
lever
to
the
other
side
of
the
mower
as
shown.
■
Release
the
locking
lever
and
make
sure
it
has
securely
locked
the
mulch
door
lever
into
place.
■
Reinstall
start
key
and
battery
packs
when
you
are
ready
to
mow.
■
To
stop
mulching,
lift
and
hold
the
locking
lever
and
return
the
mulch
door
lever
to
its
original
position.
NOTE:
Be
sure
the
locking
lever
is
locked
securely
in
place
in
either
position
before
using
the
mower.
INSTALLING
THE
GRASS
CATCHER
(FOR
REAR
BAGGING
OPERATION)
See
Figures
6.
NOTE:
When
using
the
grass
catcher,
the
mulching
door
should
be
locked
in
the
open
position.
■
Remove
start
key
and
battery
packs.
■
Lift
the
rear
discharge
door.
■
Lift
the
grass
catcher
by
its
handle
and
place
under
the
rear
discharge
door
so
that
the
hooks
on
the
grass
catcher
are
seated
onto
the
slots
on
the
mower
housing.
■
Release
the
rear
discharge
door.
■
Reinstall
start
key
and
battery
packs
when
you
are
ready
to
mow.
SETTING
BLADE
HEIGHT
See
Figure
9.
When
shipped,
the
blades
on
the
mower
are
set
to
a
low-
cutting
position.
Before
using
the
mower
for
the
first
time,
raise
the
cutting
position
to
the
height
best
suited
for
your
lawn.
The
average
lawn
should
be
between
1
-1/2
in.
to
2
in.
during
cool
months
and
between
2
in.
and
3-1/4
in.
during
hot
months.
To
adjust
the
blade
height:
■
Remove
the
start
key
and
battery
packs.
■
To
raise
the
blade
height,
grasp
the
height
adjustment
handle
and
move
it
toward
the
back
of
the
mower.
NOTE:
Use
the
scale
on
top
of
the
mower
deck
to
select
the
appropriate
blade
height.
■
To
lower
the
blade
height,
grasp
the
height
adjustment
handle
and
move
it
toward
the
front
of
the
mower.
■
Reinstall
the
start
key
and
battery
packs
when
you
are
ready
to
mow.
A
WARNING:
Always
wear
eye
protection
with
side
shields
marked
to
comply
with
ANSI
Z8 .1.
Failure
to
do
so
could
result
in
objects
being
thrown
into
your
eyes
resulting
in
possible
serious
injury.
A
WARNING:
Do
not
allow
familiarity
with
products
to
make
you
care
less.
Remember
that
a
careless
fraction
of
a
second
is
sufficient
to
inflict
serious
injury.
A
WARNING:
Do
not
use
any
attachments
or
accessories
not
recom
mended
by
the
manufacturer
of
this
product.
The
use
of
attachments
or
accessories
not
recommended
can
result
in
serious
personal
injury.
A
WARNING:
Always
inspect
mower
for
missing
or
damaged
parts
and
blades
for
damage,
uneven,
or
excessive
wear
prior
to
use.
Use
of
the
mower
with
damaged
or
missing
parts
can
result
in
serious
personal
injury.
9
—
English
OPERATION
APPLICATIONS
You
may
use
this
product
for
the
purpose
listed
below:
■
Mowing
your
lawn
■
Lower
the
battery
cover
and
make
sure
it
is
securely
closed.
For
complete
charging
instructions,
refer
to
the
operator
’
s
manuals
for
your
battery
packs
and
charger
models.
NOTICE:
Before
each
use,
inspect
the
entire
product
for
damaged,
missing,
or
loose
parts
such
as
screws,
nuts,
bolts,
caps,
etc.
Tighten
securely
all
fasteners
and
caps
and
do
not
operate
this
product
until
all
missing
or
damaged
parts
are
replaced.
Please
contact
customer
service
or
an
authorized
service
center
for
assistance.
STARTING/STOPPING
THE
MOWER
See
Figures
11-13.
NOTE:
Mower
will
not
start
without
the
start
key
installed,
and
the
battery
in
the
unit.
■
Unfold
the
handle
assembly
by
lifting
the
lever
on
the
handle
crossbar.
NOTE:
The
mower
will
not
start
if
the
handle
assembly
=
is
not
in
the
operating
position.
■
Raise
the
battery
cover.
4
■
Install
the
battery
packs
into
the
rear
battery
port.
■
Insert
the
start
key
into
the
slot
between
the
batteries
in
the
battery
port.
-
NOTE:
Arrow
should
be
pointed
toward
the
battery
to
be
used.
■
Lower
the
battery
cover
and
make
sure
it
is
securely
closed.
■
Engage
the
bail
and
press
the
start
button
to
start
the
motor
and
blades.
■
Release
the
bail
to
stop the
motor.
NOTE:
The
motor
and
blades
will
also
start
if
the
lever
is
engaged
first
and
the
start
button
is
pressed
afterwards.
SELF-PROPELLED
MOWING
See
Figure
14.
INSTALLING/REMOVING
BATTERY
PACKS
See
Figure
10.
■
Raise
the
battery
cover.
■
Align
raised
ribs
on
battery
packs
with
grooves
in
the
battery
port
and
install
the
battery
packs
into
the
mower.
■
Repeat
steps
for
second
battery.
DUAL
BATTERY
PORTS
See
Figures
10-11.
The
mower
is
equipped
with
dual
battery
ports
which
enables
the
user
to
easily
switch
batteries
during
a
mowing
session.
■
Raise
the
battery
cover.
■
Remove
the
start
key
and
rotate
it
180°.
■
Reinsert
the
key.
■
The
arrow
on
the
key
points
to
the
battery
in
use.
■
Lower
the
battery
cover
and
make
sure
it
is
securely
closed.
To
remove
battery
packs:
■
Raise
the
battery
cover.
■
Press
and
hold
the
battery
latch
button
at
the
bottom
of
the
battery
pack.
■
Remove
battery
pack
from
the
mower.
■
Repeat
steps
for
second
battery.
A
WARNING:
.
-
Always
remove
battery
packs
and
start
key
from
your
tool
when
you
are
assembling
parts,
making
adjustments,
cleaning,
or
when
not
in
use.
Following
these
instructions
will
prevent
accidental
starting
that
could
cause
serious
personal
injury.
A
WARNING:
With
the
exception
of
using
the
self-propelled
feature
to
relocate
the
mower
to
the
mowing
site,
always
remove
battery
packs
and
start
key
when
moving
or
transporting
the
mower
to
avoid
accidental
starting
that
could
result
in
serious
personal
injury.
A
WARNING:
To
avoid
accidental
starting
that
could
result
in
serious
personal
injury,
always
remove
the
start
key
when
moving
or
transporting
the
mower.
A
WARNING:
Make
sure
the
latch
on
the
bottom
of
the
battery
packs
snaps
in
place
and
the
battery
packs
is
fully
seated
and
secure
in
the
mower
’
s
battery
port
before
beginning
operation.
Failure
to
securely
seat
the
battery
packs
could
cause
the
battery
packs
to
fall
out,
resulting
in
serious
personal
injury.
A
WARNING:
Never
engage
the
blades
when
transporting
the
mower
from
one
location
to
another.
Only
engage
the
blades
by
pressing
the
start
button
when
you
are
ready
to
mow.
Failure
to
follow
these
instructions
can
result
in
serious
personal
injury.
MOWING
TIPS
10
-
English
OPERATION
■
Mow
across
the
face
of
slopes,
notup
and
down.
Exercise
extreme
caution
when
changing
direction
on
slopes.
■
Watch
for
holes,
ruts,
rocks,
hidden
objects,
or
bumps
which
can
cause
you
to
slip
or
trip.
Tall
grass
can
hide
obstacles.
Remove
all
objects
such
as
rocks,
tree
limbs,
etc.,
which
could
betripped
overorthrown
bythe
blades.
While
using
the
self-propelled
feature,
the
maximum
speed
of
the
mower
can
be
set
using
the
speed
selector
switch.
■
Slide
the
switch
on
the
top
of
the
handle
to
the
left
to
decrease
your
maximum
speed,
slide
the
switch
to
the
right
to
increase
your
maximum
speed.
■
The
self-propelled
paddle
allows
you
to
control
the
drive
speed
between
Omph
and
the
maximum
speed
selected.
NOTE:
Fully
charge
battery
before
each
use
for
optimal
runtime.
■
Make
sure
the
lawn
is
clear
of
stones,
tree
nuts,
sticks,
wires,
and
other
objects
that
could
damage
the
lawn
mower
blades
or
motor.
Do
not
mow
over
property
stakes
or
other
metal
posts.
Such
objects
could
damage
the
blades
or
be
accidentally
thrown
by
the
mower
in
any
direction
and
cause
serious
personal
injury
to
the
operator
and
others.
■
For
a
healthy
lawn,
always
cut
off
one-third
or
less
of
the
total
length
of
the
grass.
■
When
cutting
heavy
grass,
reduce
walking
speed
to
allow
for
more
effective
cutting
and
a
proper
discharge
of
the
clippings.
■
Do
not
cut
wet
grass.
It
will
stick
to
the
underside
of
the
deck
and
prevent
proper
bagging
or
mulching
of
grass
clippings.
■
New
or
thick
grass
may
require
a
narrower
cut
or
a
higher
cutting
height.
■
Clean
the
underside
of
the
mower
deck
after
each
use
to
remove
grass
clippings,
leaves,
dirt,
and
any
other
accumulated
debris.
NOTE:
Always
stop
mower,
allow
blades
to
completely
stop,
remove
the
start
key
and
remove
the
battery
packs
from
the
battery
port
before
cleaning
underneath
the
mower.
SLOPE
OPERATION
See
Figure
14.
The
self-propel
paddle
can
be
adjusted
to
three
different
positions
allowing
for
a
more
comfortable
angle
of
use.
■
To
adjust,
slide
the
button
back
as
shown.
■
Adjust
the
paddle
up
or
down
to
find
the
most
comfort
able
position.
■
Release
the
button
and
move
the
paddle
up
and
down
slightly
to
make
sure
it
is
locked
into
position.
■
Once
the
paddle
has
been
adjusted,
the
self-propelled
feature
is
engaged
by
pushing
the
self-propel
paddle
downward.
■
To
disengage
the
self-propelled
feature,
release
the
self-
propel
paddle.
■
Press
the
paddle
located
on
back
of
upper
controls
to
increase
the
speed.
■
Adjust
the
maximum
speed
selector
and
press
the
self-
propelled
paddle
located
on
the
back
ofthe
upper
controls
to
increase
the
speed.
MAXIMUM
SPEED
SELECTOR
See
Figure
12.
A
WARNING:
Always
adjust
the
speed
selector
before
you
engage
the
blade.
Adjusting
the
speed
selector
while
mowing
may
cause
you
to
lose
control
and
could
result
in
serious
injury
while
the
blade
is
operating.
A
WARNING:
Slopes
are
a
major
factor
related
to
slip
and
fall
accidents
that
can
result
in
severe
injury.
Operation
on
slopes
requires
extra
caution.
If
you
feel
uneasy
on
a
slope,
do
not
mow
it.
For
your
safety,
do
not
attempt
to
mow
slopes
greater
than
15
degrees
and
mow
across
the
face
of
slopes,
not
up
and
down.
A
WARNING:
When
using
the
self-propelled
feature,
ensure
that
the
speed
selector
is
set
at
a
speed
that
you
can
comfort
ably
follow
when
walking
behind
the
mower.
You
may
lose
control
of
the
mower
if
the
speed
selector
is
set
at
a
speed
that
is
too
fast
for
your
walking
pace.
Release
the
self-propel
paddle
and
bail
if
you
cannot
keep
up
with
the
mower
and
adjust
the
speed
selector
as
needed.
Failure
to
follow
these
instructions
can
result
in
serious
personal
injury.
A
WARNING:
Do
not
mow
on
wet
grass,
which
can
cause
you
to
slip
and
fall
and
result
in
possible
serious
personal
injury.
11
-
English
OPERATION
MAINTENANCE
NOTICE:
Periodically
inspect
the
entire
product
for
damaged,
missing,
or
loose
parts
such
as
screws,
nuts,
bolts,
caps,
etc.
Tighten
securely
all
fasteners
and
caps
and
do
not
operate
this
product
until
all
missing
or
damaged
parts
are
replaced.
Please
contact
customer
service
or
an
authorized
service
center
for
assistance.
■
Always
be
sure
of
your
footing.
A
slip
and
fall
can
cause
serious
personal
injury.
If
you
feel
you
are
losing
your
bal
ance,
release
the
upper
blade
control
lever
immediately.
■
Do
not
mow
near
drop-offs,
ditches,
or
embankments;
you
could
lose
your
footing
or
balance.
BLADE/CUTTING
OPTIONS
AND
BATTERY
RUNTIME
This
mower
offers
two
cutting
options
-
combination
blade
and
cross
cut
combo
dual
blades.
The
blade/cutting
option
used
will
affect
the
battery
runtime.
The
combination
blade
will
provide
the
longest
runtime.
LUBRICATION
All
of
the
bearings
in
this
product
are
lubricated
with
a
suf
ficient
amount
of
high
grade
lubricant
for
the
life
of
the
unit
under
normal
operating
conditions.
Therefore,
no
further
bearing
lubrication
is
required.
GENERAL
MAINTENANCE
Avoid
using
solvents
when
cleaning
plastic
parts.
Most
plastics
are
susceptible
to
damage
from
various
types
of
commercial
solvents
and
may
be
damaged
by
their
use.
Use
clean
cloths
to
remove
dirt,
dust,
oil,
grease,
etc.
A
WARNING:
Before
performing
any
maintenance
or
cleaning
the
lawn
mower,
make
sure
the
mower
blades
come
to
a
complete
stop
and
the
batteries
and
start
key
are
removed
to
avoid
accidental
starting
and
possible
serious
personal
injury.
EMPTYING
THE
GRASS
CATCHER
See
Figure
15.
■
Stop
the
mower
and
allow
the
blades
to
completely
stop.
■
Open
the
battery
cover.
■
Remove
the
start
key
and
battery
packs
from
the
battery
port.
■
Lift
the
rear
discharge
door.
■
Lift
the
grass
catcher
by
its
handle
to
remove
from
mower.
■
Empty
grass
clippings.
■
Reinstall
the
grass
catcher
as
described
earlier
in
this
manual.
■
Release
the
rear
discharge
door.
■
Reinstall
the
start
key
and
battery
packs
when
you
are
ready
to
mow.
A
WARNING:
Do
not
at
any
time
let
brake
fluids,
gasoline,
petroleum
based
products,
penetrating
oils,
etc.,
come
in
contact
with
plastic
parts.
Chemicals
can
damage,
weaken,
or
destroy
plastic
which
can
result
in
serious
personal
injury.
A
WARNING:
When
servicing,
use
only
identical
replacement
parts.
Use
of
any
other
parts
can
create
a
hazard
or
cause
product
damage.
A
WARNING:
Always
wear
eye
protection
with
side
shields
marked
to
comply
with
ANSI
Z8 .1
.
Failure
to
do
so
could
result
in
objects
being
thrown
into
your
eyes
resulting
in
possible
serious
injury.
A
WARNING:
Never
use
a
hose,
water,
or
any
liquids
to
clean
or
rinse
off
the
lawn
mower.
Corrosive
liquids,
water,
fer
tilizers,
and
chemicals
used
to
treat
lawns
can
enter
the
lawn
mower
and/or
battery
compartment
and
damage
electronic
components
and/or
the
battery
packs,
which
can
result
in
a
short
circuit,
increased
risk
of
fire,
and
serious
personal
injury.
Remove
any
buildup
of
grass
and
leaves
on
or
around
the
mower
housing
and/or
under
neath
the
mower
deck.
Wipe
the
mower
clean
with
a
dry
cloth
occasionally.
12
—
English
MAINTENANCE
tightened.
The
recommended
torque
for
the
blade
nut
is
325-400
in.lbs.
■
Repeat
with
the
second
blade,
if
needed.
NOTICE:
Do
not
allow
the
starter
cable
to
become
pinched
or
trapped
when
lowering
the
handle.
■
Place
the
new
blade
on
the
shaft
against
the
blade
posts
on
the
hub.
Ensure
blade
is
properly
seated
with
shaft
go
ing
through
center
blade
hole
and
the
two
blade
posts
on
the
hub
inserted
into
their
respective
holes
on
the
blade.
Make
sure
it
is
installed
with
the
curved
ends
pointing
up
toward
the
mower
deck
and
not
down
toward
the
ground.
.
When
seated
properly,
the
blade
should
be
flat.
■
Replace
the
blade
insulator
and
spacer,
then
thread
the
blade
nut
on
the
shaft
and
finger
tighten.
NOTE:
Make
certain
all
parts
are
replaced
in
the
exact
order
in
which
they
were
removed.
■
Torque
the
blade
nut
down
clockwise
using
a
torque
wrench
(not
provided)
to
ensure
the
bolt
is
properly
■
Before
storage,
wipe
any
dirt
or
debris
from
the
battery
area.
■
Raise
the
mower
into
the
vertical
storage
position
and
clean
grass
clippings
that
have
accumulated
on
the
un
derside
of
the
mower
deck.
•
Wipe
the
mower
clean
with
a
dry
cloth.
■
Check
all
nuts,
bolts,
knobs,
screws,
fasteners,
etc.,
for
tightness.
■
Inspect
moving
parts
for
damage,
breakage,
and
wear.
Have
repairs
made
on
any
damaged
or
missing
parts.
Check
blades
for
damage,
uneven,
or
excessive
wear
and
replace
blade
if
these
conditions
exist.
■
Store
mower
indoors
in
a
clean,
dry
place
out
of
the
reach
of
children.
•
To
store
the
mower
in
a
horizontal
position,
lower
the
handle
assembly.
Avoid
pinching
ortrapping
any
cables.
•
To
store
the
mower
in
a
vertical
position,
remove
the
grass
bag,
then
lower
the
handle
assembly.
Avoid
pinching
or
trapping
any
cables.
Raise
the
mower
90°
to
rest
on
its
rear
support.
■
Do
not
store
near
corrosive
materials
such
as
fertilizer
or
rock
salt.
STORING
THE
MOWER
See
Figures
18-19.
A
WARNING:
Remove
all
battery
packs
from
the
battery
ports
and
start
key
and
store
indoors
in
a
secure
and
dry
location
out
of
the
reach
of
children
to
prevent
unauthorized
use
of
the
lawn
mower
and
possible
serious
personal
injury.
REPLACING
THE
CUTTING
BLADES
See
Figures
16-17.
NOTE:
Only
use
authorized
replacement
blades.
■
Stop
the
motor
and
remove
the
start
key.
Allow
the
blades
to
come
to
a
complete
stop.
■
Remove
the
battery
packs
from
the
battery
port.
■
Turn
the
mower
on
its
side.
■
Wedge
a
block
of
wood
between
the
blades
and
mower
deck
to
prevent
the
blades
from
turning.
■
Loosen
the
blade
nut
by
turning
it
counterclockwise
(as
viewed
from
bottom
of
mower)
using
a
15
mm
wrench
or
socket
(not
provided).
■
Remove
the
blade
nut,
spacer,
blade
insulator,
and
blades.
Do
not
remove
the
hub
or
the
adaptor.
■
Inspect
the
blades
and
replace
one
or
both
as
needed.
A
WARNING:
Always
protect
hands
by
wearing
heavy
gloves
and/or
wrapping
the
cutting
edges
of
the
blades
with
rags
and
other
material
when
performing
blade
maintenance.
Con
tact
with
the
blades
could
result
in
serious
personal
injury.
A
WARNING:
Ensure
blades
are
properly
seated
and
the
blade
nut
is
tightened
to
the
torque
specifications
above.
Failure
to
properly
attach
the
blades
could
cause
them
to
come
loose
and
result
in
possible
serious
personal
injury.
A
WARNING:
If
the
hub
and/or
the
adaptor
have
been
removed,
replace
them
before
placing
blades
on
the
shaft.
Failure
to
do
so
could
cause
the
blades
to
detach
or
become
unbalanced
since
blades
will
not
tighten
properly,
which
can
result
in
serious
personal
injury.
IF
THESE
SOLUTIONS
DO
NOT
SOLVE
THE
PROBLEM
CONTACT
YOUR
AUTHORIZED
SERVICE
DEALER.
Mower
not
starting.
Mower
cutting
grass
unevenly.
Adjust
the
cutting
height.
Mower
not
mulching
properly.
Wait
until
the
grass
dries
before
mowing.
Mower
hard
to
push.
Raise
cutting
height.
Mower
not
bagging
properly.
Mower
vibrating
at
higher
speed.
Replace
the
blade.
Motor
stops
while
cutting.
Cutting
height
set
too
low.
13
-
English
TROUBLESHOOTING
Cutting
height
set
too
low.
Grass
blocking
rear
chute
of
mower.
Wet
grass
clippings
sticking
to
the
underside
of
the
deck.
Blade
is
unbalanced,
excessively
or
unevenly
worn.
Bent
motor
shaft.
Stop
the
motor,
remove
start
key,
and
battery.
Inspect
for
damage.
Have
repaired
by
an
authorized
service
center
before
restarting.
Raise
the
cutting
height.
Battery
is
low
in
charge.
Start
key
not
installed.
Handle
assembly
is
not
in
operating
position.
Raise
cutting
height.
Stop
the
motor,
remove
start
key,
and
battery.
Remove
grass
catcher
bag
and
remove
the
blockage.
Lawn
is
rough
or
cutting
height
not
set
properly.
High
grass,
rear
of
mower
housing
and
blade
dragging
in
heavy
grass,
or
cutting
height
too
low.
This
product
has
a
Five-year
Limited
Warranty
for
personal,
family,
or
household
use
(90
days
for
business
or
commercial
use).
For
warranty
detail
’
s,
visit
www.ryobitools.com
or
call
(toll
free)
1-800-525-2579.
PROBLEM
Handle
not
in
position.
_______
SOLUTION
_______
Pull
up
handle
adjustment
lever,
release,
and
make
sure
handle
adjustment
pins
lock
into
place.
Charge
the
battery.
Install
start
key.
Raise
lower
and
upper
handle.
POSSIBLE
CAUSE
Handle
adjustment
pins
are
not
in
place.
2
-
Franais
INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANTES
CONCERNANT
LA
SECURITE
■
Ne
forcez
pas
la
tondeuse
-
Elle
executera
le
travail
mieux
et
de
faaon
plus
securitaire
a
la
vitesse
pour
laquelle
elle
fut
conue.
■
Ne
pas
charger
le
bloc-pile
sous
la
pluie
ou
dans
un
endroit
mouille.
■
Restez
vigilant
-
Regardez
ce
que
vous
faites
et
utilisez
votre
meilleur
jugement
lorsque
vous
utilisez
la
tondeuse.
N
’
utilisez
pas
la
tondeuse
si
vous
etes
fatigue,
contrarie
ou
sous
influence
de
drogues,
d
’
alcool
ou
de
medicaments.
Un
moment
d
’
inattention
pendant
I
’
utilisation
de
la
tondeuse
peut
resulter
en
une
blessure
grave.
■
Faire
I
’
entretien
de
la
tondeuse
avec
soins
-
Gardez
I
’
outil
en
bon
etat.
Assurez-vous
que
les
lames
soient
affutees
et
que
les
dispositifs
de
protections
soient
en
place
et
en
etat
de
fonctionnement.
Remplacer
les
lames
endommagees
ou
usees
de
facon
inegale
avant
d
’
utiliser
la
tondeuse
d’
obtenir
un
rendement
optimal.
■
Verifiez
frequemment
si
tous
les
ecrous,
boulons
et
vis
sont
serres
pour
s
’
assurer
que
I
’
equipement
est
securitaire.
Les
lames
de
tondeuse
sont
tranchantes.
Envelopper
la
lame
ou
porter
des
gants
et
prendre
beaucoup
de
precautions
lors
de
I
’
entretien.
■
Ne
pas
jeter
le
pile
au
feu.
La
cellule
peut
exploser.
Verifier
les
codes
locaux
pour
connaftretoute
instruction
speciale
relative
a
I
’
elimination
des
piles.
■
Arreter
le
moteur,
attendre
que
la
lame
s
’
arrete
completement
et
retirer
la
de
de
demarrage
et
bloc-piles
avant
de
reparation
du
produit,
de
nettoyer
la
tondeuse,
d’
enlever
le
collecteur
d
’
herbe
ou
retrait
du
capuchon
du
broyeur.
■
Ne
jamais
utiliser
un
boyau,
de
I
’
eau
ou
une
autre
liquide
pour
nettoyer
ou
rincer
la
tondeuse.
Les
liquides
corrosifs,
I
’
eau,
I
’
engrais
et
les
prodults
chimiques
utilises
pour
traiter
les
pelouses
peuvent
s'infiltrer
dans
la
tondeuse
et/ou
le
compartiment
de
la
pile
et
endommager
les
composants
electroniques
et/ou
le
bloc-pile,
ce
qui
peut
entrainer
un
court-circuit,
augmenter
le
risque
d’
incendie
ou
des
blessures
corporelles
graves.
Enlever
toute
accumulation
d’
herbes
ou
de
feuilles
sur
ou
autour
du
corp
de
la
tondeuse
et/ou
en
dessous
de
la
plateforme
de
la
tondeuse.
Essuyer
la
tondeuse
de
temps
en
temps
avec
un
linge
sec.
■
Remplacer
la
lame
si
elle
est
pliee
ou
fissure.
Une
lame
desequilibree
provoque
des
vibrations
qui
peuvent
endommagerlemoteurdel
’
appareiletprovoquerdesblessures.
Affuter
egalement
les
extremites
de
la
lame
emoussee
afin
de
maintenir
l'quilibre.
Placer
un
clou,
parfaitement
a
une
position
parfaitement
horizontale
et
au
niveau,
en
laissant
suffisamment
d
’
espace
au-dessus
et
en
dessous
du
clou
afin
que
la
lame
puisse
tourner
librement
sans
heurter
de
surface.
Nettoyer
completement
la
lame
et
verifier
son
equilibre
en
la
deposant
a
I
’
horizontale
et
en
plaant
l'orifice
du
centre
sur
le
clou.
Si
I
’
une
des
extremistes
de
la
lame
tourne
vers
le
bas,
retirer
certains
metaux
en
l
’
aiguisant
davantage
sur
le
cote
le
plus
lourd
jusqu'
ce
que
la
lame
soit
quilibre.
Une
lame
equilibree
lorsqu
’
aucune
extremite
n
’
est
incline.
■
Toujours,
utiliser
des
dispositifs
de
protection.
N
’
utilisez
pas
la
tondeuse
sans
le
collecteur
d
’
herbe
ou
le
capuchon
du
broyeur
et
porte
arriere
de
decharge
en
place
et
fonctionne
correctement.
LIRE
TOUTES
LES
INSTRUCTIONS
■
Get
outil
coupant
est
capable
d
’
amputer
des
mains
et
des
pieds
et
projeter
des
objets.
Le
non
respect
de
toutes
les
instructions
de
securite
pourrait
resulter
en
des
blessures
graves
ou
la
mort.
■
Eviter
les
environnements
dangereux
-
N
’
utilisez
pas
la
tondeuse
dans
un
environnement
mouille
ou
humide
et
ne
I
’
utilisez
pas
durant
la
pluie.
■
Garder
les
enfants
a
I
’
ecart
-
Garder
les
badauds,
enfants
et
-
animaux
domestiques
a
une
distance
minimum
de
30,5
m
(100
pi).
Arreter
la
machine
si
quelqu
’
un
entre
dans
la
zone.
■
Des
accidents
tragiques
peuvent
survenir
si
I
’
operateur
n
’
est
pas
conscient
de
la
presence
des
enfants.
Les
enfants
sont
souvent
attires
pas
la
machine
et
l’
activite
de
tondaison.
Ne
prenez
jamais
pour
acquis
que
les
enfants
resteront
a
I
’
endroit
ou
vous
les
avez
vus
la
derniere
fois.
•
Assurez-vous
que
les
enfants
soient
eloignes
de
la
zone
de
coupe
et
qu
’
ils
soient
supervises
par
un
adulte
autre
que
I
’
operateur.
•
Soyezvigilanteteteignezlatondeusesiunenfants
’
approche.
•
Ne
permettez
jamais
a
des
enfants
d
’
utiliser
la
machine.
•
Redoublez
la
prudence
quand
vous
vous
approchez
des
coins,
des
arbustes,
des
arbres
ou
d
’
autres
objets
qui
peuvent
masquer
la
presence
d
’
un
enfant.
■
Porter
une
tenue
appropriee
-
Porter
des
pantalons
longs,
manches
longues,
des
gants
epais
et
des
souliers
de
protection
qui
protegeront
vos
pieds
et
amelioreront
votre
equilibre
sur
des
surfaces
glissantes.
Ne
pas
porter
de
vetements
amples,
bijoux,
shorts,
sandales
et
ne
pas
travailler
pieds
nus.
Ne
porter
aucun
bijou.
Ils
peuvent
etre
pris
dans
les
parties
en
mouvement.
■
Ne
pas
travailler
hors
de
portee-Toujours
se
tenir
bien
campe
et
en
equilibre.
Le
travail
hors
de
portee
risque
de
faire
perdre
I
’
equilibre.
■
Ne
laissez
pas
la
tondeuse
sans
surveillance
quand
elle
est
allumee
ou
une
fois
la
cle
de
demarrage
fixee.
■
Eloignez
les
mains
et
les
pieds
de
la
zone
de
coupe.
Tenez
vous
eloigne
de
I
’
ouverture
de
decharge
en
tout
temps.
■
Utilisez
la
tondeuse
seulement
a
la
lumiere
du
jour
ou
avec
une
bonne
lumiere
artificielle.
■
Porter
des
lunettes
desecurite-Toujours
porterune
protection
oculaire
munie
d
’
ecrans
lateraux
certifiee
conforme
a
la
norme
ANSI
Z8 .1
.
Utilisez
une
masque
faciale
si
I
’
utilisation
produit
:
de
la
poussiere.
■
Utilisez
I
’
outil
approprie
-
N
’
utilisez
pas
la
tondeuse
pour
aucune
tache
sauf
celle
pour
laquelle
elle
est
conue.
A
AVERTISSEMENT
:
LISEZ
ET
VEILLEZ
A
COMPRENDRE
TOUTES
LES
INSTRUCTIONS.
Le
non
respect
des
instructions
enumerees
ci-dessous
et
sur
la
machine
pourrait
resulter
en
un
choc
electrique,
un
incendie,
et/ou
des
blessures
serieuses.
—
Franais
INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANTES
CONCERNANT
LA
SECURITE
■
Nepasouvriroualtererlebloc-piles.
L
’
electrolyte
estun
produit
corrosif
pouvant
causer
des
lesions
cutanees
ou
oculaires.
II
peut
etre
toxique
en
cas
d
’
ingestion.
■
Suivez
les
instructions
du
fabricant
relatives
a
‘
installation
et
‘
utilisation
des
accessoires.
Utilisez
seulement
des
accessoires
approuves
par
le
fabricant.
■
Manipuler
les
batteries
avec
soin
pour
eviter
des
courts-
circuits
avec
des
objets
conducteurs
comme
des
anneaux,
des
bracelets
et
des
cles.
La
batterie
ou
I
’
objet
conducteur
peuvent
surchauffer
et
causer
des
brulures.
■
Nettoyez
la
zone
de
travail
avant
chaque
utilisation.
Enlevez
tous
les
objets
tels
que
les
roches,
noix
d
’
arbres,
les
branches,
metal,
Ies
fils,
les
os,
Ies
jouets
et
d
’
autres
objets
qui
peuvent
etre
projetes
par
la
lame.
Restez
en
arriere
de
la
poignee
quand
le
moteur
est
en
marche.
■
Empecher
les
demarrages
accidentels.
S
’
assurer
que
la
gachette
est
en
position
d
’
arret
avant
d’
inserer
la
bloc
piles,
de
le
ramasser
ou
de
le
transporter.
Le
fait
de
transporter
un
appareil
en
gardant
le
doigt
sur
la
gachette
ou
de
mettre
sous
tension
un
appareil
lorsque
la
gachette
est
en
position
de
marche
favorise
Ies
accidents.
■
Lorsque
le
bloc
de
batteries
n
’
est
pas
en
usage,
le
garder
a
l'cart
d’
articles
tels
qu
’
attaches
trombones,
pieces
de
monnaie,
clous,
vis
et
autres
petits
objets
metalliques
risquant
d’
etablir
le
contact
entre
les
deux
bomes.
Le
court-circuitage
des
bomes
peut
causer
des
brulures
ou
un
incendie.
■
En
cas
d’
usage
abusif,
du
liquide
peut
s
’
echapper
des
batteries.
Evitertout
contact
avec
ce
liquide.
En
cas
de
contact
accidentel,
rincer
immediatement
les
parties
atteintes
avec
de
I
’
eau.
Si
le
liquide
penetre
dans
vos
yeux,
il
faut
aussi
consulter
un
medecin.
Le
liquide
s
’
echappant
des
batteries
peut
causer
des
irritations
ou
des
brulures.
■
Ne
pas
utiliser
un
bloc-piles
ou
un
appareil
endommage
ou
modifie.
Le
bris
ou
la
modification
du
bloc-piles
peut
causer
un
comportement
imprevisible
et
causer
un
incendie,
une
explosion
ou
des
blessures.
■
Ne
pas
exposer
le
bloc-piles
ou
I
’
outil
a
un
feu
ou
a
des
temperatures
excessives.
Une
exposition
a
un
incendie
ou
a
une
temperature
superieure
a
130
°C
(265
°F)
peut
provoquer
une
explosion.
■
Suivre
toutes
les
instructions
afferentes
a
la
recharge
et
ne
pas
recharger
le
bloc-piles
ou
1
’
appareil
hors
des
temperatures
specifiees
dans
les
instructions.
Une
recharge
incorrecte
ou
hors
des
temperatures
specifiees
peut
endommager
la
pile
et
augmenter
les
risques
de
feu.
■
Ne
modifiez
pas
ou
n
’
essayez
jamais
de
reparer
1
’
appareil
ou
le
bloc
de
batterie
(selon
le
cas),
sauf
comme
indique
dans
les
instructions
d’
utilisation
et
d’
entretien.
■
Evitez
les
trous,
Ies
ornieres,
les
roches,
bomes
de
propriete
ou
d’
autres
objets
caches.
Un
terrain
accidente
pourrait
provoquer
un
glissement
et
vous
faire
tomber
par
accident.
■
Ne
tondez
pas
pres
des
depressions,
fosses
ou
des
berges.
■
Tondez
les
pentes
dans
le
sens
transversal,
jamais
en
montant
ou
en
descendant.
Soyez
particulierement
prudent
lors
des
changements
de
direction
sur
les
terrains
en
pente.
■
Planifiez
le
parcours
de
la
tondeuse
pour
eviter
d’
ejecter
les
materiaux
sur
les
routes,
les
trottoirs,
les
passants,
etc.
Evitez
egalement
d’
ejecter
les
materiaux
sur
un
mur
ou
une
obstruction
ce
qui
pourrait
causer
un
materiau
d
’
etre
projet
par
ricochet
en
direction
de
I
’
operateur.
■
Netondez
pas
I
’
herbe
mouillee
ou
sur
des
pentes
excessivement
raides.
Une
mauvaise
position
peut
vous
faire
glisseret
tomber
par
accident.
Marchez,
ne
courez
jamais.
■
Redoublez
la
prudence
si
vous
vous
approchez
des
coins,
des
arbustes,
des
arbres
ou
d
’
autres
objets
qui
vous
cachent
la
vue.
■
Ne
tirez
jamais
la
tondeuse
vers
I
’
arriere
a
moins
que
cela
soft
absolument
necessaire.
Si
vous
devez
tirer
la
tondeuse
pour
eviter
un
mur
ou
une
obstruction,
commencez
par
regarder
en
bas
et
en
arriere
pour
ne
pas
trebucher
o
tirando
la
podadora
hacia
los
pies.
■
N
’
ejectez
jamais
du
materiel
en
direction
de
queiqu
’
un.
Evitez
d’
ejecter
le
materiel
sur
un
mur
ou
une
obstruction.
Le
materiel
pourrait
etre
projete
par
ricochet
en
direction
de
I
’
operateur.
Arretez
la
lame
quand
vous
traversez
des
surfaces
recouvertes
de
gravier.
■
Des
objets
frappes
par
la
lame
de
la
tondeuse
peuvent
causer
des
serieuses
blessures.
La
pelouse
devrait
toujours
etre
examinee
attentivement
et
nettoyee
de
tout
objet
avant
la
tondaison.
■
Si
la
tondeuse
frappe
un
objet
etranger,
suivez
ces
etapes:
•
Arreter
la
tondeuse
en
relachant
I
’
levier
de
commande
de
la
lame,
attendre
que
la
lame
s
’
arrete
completement,
puis
retirer
la
cle
de
demarrage.
•
Inspectez
attentivement
la
tondeuse
pour
desceller
les
dommages.
•
Remplacer
la
lame
si
elle
est
endommagee
de
quelque
facon
que
ce
soft
Reparez
tout
dommage
avant
de
demarrer
et
de
continuer
a
utiliser
la
tondeuse.
■
Arreter
le
moteur,
attendre
que
la
lame
s
’
arrete
completement
et
retirer
la
cle
de
demarrage
avant
de
deboucher
la
goulotte.
La
lame
continue
de
tourner
pendant
queiques
secondes
apres
que
le
moteur
soft
arrt.
Ne
mettez
jamais
aucune
partie
du
corps
dans
la
proximite
de
la
lame
avant
d
’
etre
certain
que
la
lame
a
cesse
de
tourner.
■
Si
la
tondeuse
commence
a
vibrer
de
fagon
anormale,
arretez
le
moteur,
retirer
la
cle
de
demarrage
et
verifiez
immediatement
la
cause.
Remplacer
la
lame
si
elle
est
usee
de
facon
inegale
ou
endommagee
de
quelque
facon
que
ce
soft.
La
vibration
est
generalement
un
signe
d
’
un
probleme.
■
Le
produit
doit
etre
repare
par
un
personnel
qualifie
seulement.
Des
reparations
ou
I
’
entretien
effectues
par
un
personnel
non
qualifie
pourrait
resulter
en
des
blessures
pour
I
’
utilisateur
ou
endommager
le
produit.
■
L
’
assemblageducollecteurd
’
herbepeutsedeteriorerets
’
user
et
doit
etre
verifier
chaque
fois
avant
d
’
utiliser
la
tondeuse
a
gazon.
S
’
il
doit
etre
remplace,
s
’
assurer
que
le
nouveau
collecteurd
’
herbe
repond
aux
exigenceset
aux
specifications
du
fabricant
d
’
origine.
Les
termes
de
mise
en
garde
suivants
et
leur
signification
ont
pour
but
d’
expliquer
le
degre
de
risques
associe
a
I
’
utilisation
de
SIGNIFICATION
A
DANGER
:
A
ATTENTION
:
AVIS:
4
—
Francais
INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANTES
CONCERNANT
LA
SECURITE
SYM
BOLES
Indique
une
situation
dangereuse
qui,
si
elle
n
’
est
pas
vite,
aura
pour
consequences
des
blessures
graves
ou
mortelles.
■
Lors
de
reparation
du
produit,
utilisez
pieces
de
remplacement
autorisees.
Utiliser
uniquement
des
lames
de
rechange
identiques.
L
’
utilisation
des
pieces
non
autorisees
peut
creer
un
risque
d
’
une
blessure
serieuse
a
I
’
utilisateur
ou
endommager
le
produit.
■
Conserver
ou
remplacer
les
etiquettes
d
’
instructions
de
securite,
si
necessaire.
■
Debrancher
la
pile
et
retirer
la
cle
de
demarrage
-
Debrancher
le
bloc-piles
et
retirer
la
cle
de
demarrage
de
I
’
appareil
avant
de
le
ranger,
le
reparer
ou
changer
les
accessoires
tels
que
des
lames.
Ces
mesures
de
securite
reduisent
Ies
risques
de
demarrage
accidentel
de
I
’
outil.
■
Arreter
l
’
produit
et
retirer
le
bloc
de
piles
et
de
de
demarrage
lorsqu
’
il
n
’
est
pas
utilise.
Transporter
ou
pousser
I
’
appareil
lorsque
lemoteur
est
arrete
etd
’
avoir
retirer
la
cle
de
demarrage
de
la
tondeuse.
■
Les
outils
fonctionnant
piles
n
’
ayant
pas
besoin
d
’
etre
branches
sur
une
prise
secteur,
ils
sont
toujours
en
etat
de
fonctionnement.
Tenir
compte
des
dangers
possibles
lorsque
I
’
outil
n
’
est
pas
en
usage
et
lors
du
remplacement
des
piles.
Le
respect
de
cette
regie
reduira
les
risques
d
’
incendie,
de
choc
electrique
et
de
blessures
graves.
■
Ne
pas
utiliser
un
appareil
aliment
par
pile
sous
la
pluie.
■
Retirer
ou
debrancher
la
pile
avant
1
’
entretien
ou
le
nettoyage
de
I
’
outil
de
jardin
ou
avant
d
’
en
retirer
des
materiaux.
■
Utiliser
ce
produit
seulement
avec
la
piles
et
le
chargeurs
indiques
dans
le
supplement
de
raccordement
pour
chargeur/
outils/piles/appareil
n
o
988000-842.
■
Ranger
les
appareils
qui
ne
sont
pas
utilises
a
1
’
interieur
-
lorsque
la
tondeuse
n
’
est
pas
utilise,
le
ranger
a
1
’
interieur
dans
un
endroit
sec
et
verrouille
hors
de
la
portee
des
enfants.
La
cle
de
demarrage
et
les
blocs-piles
doivent
etre
retires
et
ranges
dans
un
autre
endroit
et
hors
de
la
portee
des
enfants.
■
Suivre
les
instructions
de
lubrification
et
de
changement
d
’
accessoires.
■
Fairefonctionnercetappareil
ne
doit
etre
permisqu
’
auxadultes
responsables
et
familiers
avec
les
instructions.
■
Ne
jamais
faire
fonctionner
I
’
appareil
dans
un
endroit
clos.
■
Ne
jamais
modifier
les
dispositifs
de
securite.
Verifier
periodiquement
I
’
etat
de
fonctionnement.
■
Ne
pas
ranger
les
blocs-piles
ou
latondeuse
dans
desendroits
ou
la
temperature
est
inferieure
a
10
°C
(50
°F)
ou
superieure
a
38
°C
(100
°F).
Ne
pas
remiser
a
I
’
exterieur
ou
dans
un
vehicule.
■
Ne
pas
utiliser
latondeuse
dans
des
endroits
ou
la
temperature
est
inferieure
a
4
°C
(40
°F)
ou
superieure
a
40
°C
(104
°F).
■
Utilisez
exclusivement
les
blocs
de
batteries
specifiquement
conues
pour
les
appareils.
L
’
usage
de
tout
autre
bloc
peut
creer
un
risque
de
blessures
et
d
’
incendie.
■
Conserver
ces
instructions.
Les
consulter
frequemment
et
les
utiliser
pour
instruire
les
autres
utilisateurs
eventuels.
Si
cet
outil
est
prete,
il
doit
etre
accompagne
de
ces
instructions.
Indique
une
situation
dangereuse
qui,
si
elle
n
’
est
pas
evitee,
pourraft
entrainer
des
blessures
legeres
ou
de
gravite
moderee.
(Sans
symbole
d'alerte
de
securite)
Indique
Ies
informations
jugees
importantes
sans
toutefois
representer
un
risque
de
blessure
(ex.
:
messages
concernant
les
dommages
materiels).
ce
produit.
SYMBOLE
SIGNAL
--==
.
Indique
une
situation
dangereuse
qui,
si
elle
n
’
est
pas
evitee,
pourrait
entrainer
AVERTSSEMEN
•
des
blessures
graves
ou
mortelles.
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