Assembly
Included with the delivery
Check the contents of the shipping box when unpacking for,
• Completeness • possible transport damage
Communicate damage claims or missing items immediately to your
dealer, freight forwarder, or manufacturer. Later claims will not be
recognized.
• Lawn mower
•
Handle – lower piece, handle – upper piece, 2 middle pieces
• Bag with mounting parts
• Operating instructions / list of repair shops
Mount handle assembly (Fig. A / B)
Handle – lower piece (1)
Place the handle - lower piece left/right on the sidepieces
and anchor with screws, washers, and lock nuts (TC 30 S),
or wing nuts (TC 32/38 S).
Handle - middle pieces (2)
Place the middle pieces left/right on the handle - lower piece
and anchor with the screws and lock nuts (TC 30 S) or wing
nuts (TC 32/38 S).
Handle – upper piece (3)
Place the handle – upper piece on the middle pieces and
anchor left/right with screws and lock nuts (TC 30 S), or wing
nuts (TC 32/38 S).
Operation
Adjusting the cutting height (Fig. C)
There are 5 positions for cutting height (18, 23, 28, 32,
40 mm).
Pull the adjusting arm (1) away from the sidepiece and let it
re-engage in the desired cutting height position (2). Adjust, by
1 position only, alternating right and left. The adjustment arms
must always be on the same height position.
Note: Adjust the cutting height so that the bottom blade has
no ground contact if there are uneven areas on the lawn
surface.
Mowing
To maintain a well-groomed lawn, the grass must be cut at
least once a week. The grass must be dry, for the most part,
when it is mowed. The mowing path should be as straight as
possible using a normal walking speed. The mowing paths
must always overlap by several centimetres to prevent strips
of grass being left uncut.
Adjusting the lower blade (Fig. D)
You must readjust the blade if the mower no longer cuts the
lawn uniformly and cleanly.
Caution: Wear protective gloves.
Turn over the mower as illustrated. Adjust by loosening or
tightening the two lock nuts (3) on the lower blade (4).
Required tools: Spanner (wrench) 10 mm AF.
Turn the lock nut (3) to the left:
The clearance to the blade cylinder (5) decreases.
Turn the lock nut (3) to the right:
The clearance to the blade cylinder (5) increases. Adjust the
lower blade in such a manner that all cutting edges of the
blade cylinder touch lightly.
Cutting test with paper (Fig. E)
Caution: Wear protective gloves.
The adjustment is correct if a piece of paper between the
blade spindle and the lower blade is cut sharp. To do this
turn the blade cylinder by hand.
Note:
If problem-free cutting results are not obtained, in spite of
adjustment as prescribed, then the blade spindle, and/or the
bottom blade must be checked (see maintenance).
Maintenance
Care and storage
Clean the mower after each use with a hand brush and store
in a dry location. The ball bearing, roller axle and the cutting
edges of the blades should be treated with environmentally
safe, biodegradable spray oil once a year.
Repairs
Always have a WOLF service repair shop handle repairs,
blade cylinder, and bottom blade sharpening, or replace-
ment.
We recommend: Have your mower thoroughly checked once
a year by approved Service Agent.
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