STIGA Twinclip 950 V 294513048/ST1 - Инструкция по эксплуатации - Страница 79

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  The engine could be very hot immediately after 

switching off. Do not touch. This can cause burn injuri

-

es.

IMPORTANT

 Always stop the machine:

•  When moving between work areas.

•  When driving on grass free surfaces.

• 

Every time it is necessary to overcome an obstacle.

• 

Before adjusting the cutting height.

• 

Whenever you remove or reattach the grass catcher.

• 

Whenever you remove or reattach the 

rear discharge chute (if provided).

• 

Whenever you remove or reattach the 

side discharge chute (if provided).

 6.6  AFTER OPERATION

1. 

Stop the machine (par. 6.5).

2. 

Remove the spark plug cap (Fig.24.A)

3. 

Press the tab (Fig.24.B) and remove the 

consent key (Fig.24.C) (electric push-

button starter switch models).

4. 

Allow the engine to cool before 

storing in an enclosed space.

5. 

Clean (par. 7.4).

6. 

Check there are no loose or damaged components. 

If necessary, replace the damaged components 

and tighten any screws and loose bolts.

IMPORTANT

 Whenever you leave the 

machine unused or unattended:
•  Remove the spark plug cap (Fig.24.A).

• 

Remove the key (Fig.24.C) or battery (for electric 

push-button starter switch models).

7.  ROUTINE MAINTENANCE

 7.1  GENERAL INFORMATION

  The safety regulations to follow are described in 

chap. 2. Strictly comply with these indications to avoid 

serious risks or dangers.

  Before conducting any inspections, cleaning or 

maintenance/adjustment interventions on the machine:
•  Stop the machine.

•  Make sure that all moving parts have 

come to a complete stop.

• 

Wait until the engine is sufficiently cold.

•  Remove the spark plug cap (Fig.24.A).

•  Remove the key (Fig.24.C) or battery (for 

electric push-button starter switch models)

•  Read the relevant instructions.

•  Use suitable clothing, protective 

gloves and goggles.

• 

The frequency and types of maintenance are 

summarised in the "Maintenance Table". The 

table will help you maintain your machine’s 

safety and performance. It summarises the main 

interventions to be made and the frequency 

applicable to each of them. Carry out the relevant 

intervention according to the first deadline.

• 

The use of non-genuine and/or incorrectly 

assembled spare parts and attachments could 

adversely affect machine operation and safety. The 

manufacturer shall decline all liability in the event 

of injuries or damages caused by such parts.

• 

Genuine spare parts are supplied by authorised 

assistance workshops and dealers.

IMPORTANT

 Any maintenance and adjustment 

operations not described in this manual must be carried 

out by your dealer or Authorised Service Centre.

 7.2  REFUELLING

Place the machine in a stable horizontal 

position on the ground.

  Refuelling shall take place with the machine 

switched off and the spark plug cable disconnected.

Continue to refuel following the instructions and 

precautions provided in the engine manual.

  Machines that can be stored vertically (chap. 

9.1) have a fuel tank equipped with a fuel level indica-

tor. Do not fill the tank above the fuel level indicator 

(Fig.21.A).

IMPORTANT

 Do not drip petrol onto the plastic parts of 

the engine or the machine to prevent damaging them and 

remove all traces of spilt petrol immediately. The warranty 

does not cover damage to plastic parts caused by petrol.

NOTE

 Fuel is perishable and should not remain 

in the tank for more than 30 days. Before storing for 

a long period, fill the tank with a sufficient amount 

of fuel to reach final destination (chap. 9).

 7.3 

CHECK/TOP-UP ENGINE OIL

Continue to check/top-up the engine oil 

following the instructions and precautions 

provided in the engine manual.

To ensure that the machine will function properly 

over time, it is highly recommended to change 

the engine oil regularly, following the timing 

indicated in the engine's Instruction Manual.

Remember to top-up with oil before 

using the machine again.

 7.4  CLEANING

Clean thoroughly following the instructions 

below every time it is used.

 7.4.1  Cleaning the machine

• 

Always make sure the air intakes are free of debris.

• 

Do not use aggressive liquids to clean the chassis.

• 

To reduce fire hazards, keep the lawnmower 

and, in particular, the engine free of 

grass, leaves, or excessive grease.

• 

Wash the machine thoroughly with water 

after each cutting operation.