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1. 

Start the machine.

2. 

Release the switch control.

1. 

The  cutting  means  should 

move.

2. 

The levers must return to the 

neutral position automatically 

and  quickly,  the  engine  must 

switch  off  and  the  cutting 

device must stop within a few 

seconds.

1. 

Start the machine.

2. 

Engage the drive lever.

3. 

Disengage the drive lever.

2.  The machine moves forward.

3.  The  machine  comes  to  a 

standstill.

1. 

Test drive.

1. 

N o   a b n o r m a l   v i b ra t i o n s.

No abnormal sound.

If any of the results fail to match the indications 

provided in the tables, do not use the machine! 

Contact a service centre to have it checked and 

repaired if necessary.

5.3. 

START-UP AND WORK

 NOTE 

  Start the machine on a level surface free from obsta-

cles or grass. 

Start the machine as shown in (Fig. 13).

 IMPORTANT 

  Always  maintain  a  safe  distance  from  the  cut

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ting  device  while  working,  corresponding  to  the  length  of  the 

handle.

Emptying the grass catcher

1. 

Release the switch lever and wait for the cutting device 

to stop.

2. 

Grab the handle and remove the grass catcher, keeping 

it in upright position.

5.4.  STOP

At the end of the work, release the switch control (Fig. 14).

When you have stopped the machine, it will take 

a few seconds for the cutting means to stop.

5.5.  AFTER OPERATION

• 

Cleaning procedure (Par. 5.1).

• 

If necessary, replace the damaged components and tighten 

any loose screws and bolts.

Whenever you leave the machine unused or unattended:

• 

Open the battery housing hatch and remove the safety key 

(for battery models).

6.  MAINTENANCE

The safety regulations to follow are described in chap. 1. 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  every  moving  component  has  come  to 

a standstill.

• 

Remove the safety key (for battery models).

• 

Use suitable clothing, protective gloves and goggles.

6.1.  CLEANING

Clean thoroughly following the instructions below every time 

it is used.

• 

Do  not  spray  water  onto  the  motor  and  electrical 

components and prevent them from getting wet.

• 

Remove  grass  debris  and  mud  accumulated  inside  the 

chassis.

• 

Always make sure the air intakes are free of debris.

• 

Do not use aggressive liquids to clean the chassis.

• 

To  reduce  the  risk  of  fire,  keep  the  engine  free  of  grass 

mulch, leaves or excessive grease.

6.2.  CUTTING MEANS MAINTENANCE

Do not touch the cutting device until the safety 

key has been removed and the cutting device is 

completely  stationary.  Be  careful  because  the 

cutting device can move even if the key has been 

removed (for battery models).

All  work  on  the  cutting  means  (disassembly, 

sharpening, balancing, repairing, reassembly 

and/or replacing) are demanding jobs that require 

special skills as well as special tools. For safety 

reasons,  these  jobs  are  best  carried  out  at  a 

Specialised Centre.

Make sure damaged, misshapen or worn cutting-

means are replaced, together with its own screws 

in place to preserve balance.

 IMPORTANT 

  Always  use  original  cutting  devices  with  the 

code shown in the "Technical Data" table.

6.3.  RECHARGE THE BATTERY

Recharge the battery as shown in (Fig. 15).

7.   TR A N S P O RT,   S TO R AG E   A N D 

DISPOSAL

7.1.  TRANSPORT

Whenever the machine is to be handled, raised, transported 

or tilted you must:

• 

Stop the machine.

• 

Make  sure  that  every  moving  component  has  come  to 

a standstill.

• 

Remove the safety key (for battery models).

• 

Disconnect the machine from the mains (for models with 

electric cable).

• 

Wear heavy work gloves.

• 

Hold the machine in the points offering a safe grip, taking 

into account the weight and its division.

• 

Use an adequate number of people suitable to the weight 

of the machine.

• 

Make sure that machine movements do not cause damage 

or injuries.

• 

Fasten firmly to the means of transport using ropes or chains 

to prevent it from tipping over causing possible damage.

7.2.  STORAGE

When the machine is to be stored away: