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Tom BauerSep 8, 2025
Why are the tires on my AS MOTOR Lawn Mower flat?
- CCheryl HendersonSep 8, 2025
If the tires on your AS MOTOR Lawn Mower are flat, it may be because thorns or sharp objects damaged the tires.
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If the tires on your AS MOTOR Lawn Mower are flat, it may be because thorns or sharp objects damaged the tires.
What to do if AS MOTOR Allmaher AS 65 2T ES Lawn Mower engine smokes (4-stroke devices)?
If your 4-stroke AS MOTOR Lawn Mower engine is smoking, it could be due to: * A dirty or oil-drenched air filter. You should maintain or replace the air filter. * The oil level being too high.
Why AS MOTOR Allmaher AS 65 2T ES engine gets hot?
An AS MOTOR Lawn Mower engine might overheat if: * The ventilation grid is dirty. You should clean the ventilation grid. * For 4-stroke devices: the oil level in the engine is too low. Refill engine oil.
What to do if AS MOTOR Allmaher AS 65 2T ES has uneven cut, and lawn becomes unsightly?
If your AS MOTOR Lawn Mower is leaving an uneven cut and the lawn looks unsightly, consider the following: * The blade may be dull or worn. * The speed might be too high relative to the cutting height. Reduce the speed and/or select the correct cutting height. * The mower housing might be heavily contaminated. Clean it. * The tire pressure may be different. Check the tire pressure.
General| Engine Type | 2-stroke |
|---|---|
| Engine Displacement | 165 cm³ |
| Engine Power | 4.4 kW (6.0 hp) |
| Cutting Width | 65 cm |
| Drive | Rear-wheel drive |
| Weight | 79 kg |
| Displacement | 165 cm³ |
| Cutting Height Adjustment | Central |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 5 liters |
Precautions for handling flammable and toxic fuel safely.
Pre-operation checks for safety and proper condition of the device.
Explains the danger zone around the device and necessary precautions.
Specific safety instructions for operating the device on slopes.
Precautions to prevent fire hazards when mowing.
Safety guidelines for performing maintenance and repair work.
How to adjust the cutting height for optimal performance.
Safety warnings related to starting the engine and rotating parts.
How to engage the cutting blade for operation and disengage it.
Steps for driving and adjusting speed based on grass conditions.
Safety warnings and procedure for using reverse gear.
Procedure for safely switching off and parking the device.
Requirements for using suitable ramps and securing the device.
Steps for safely unloading the device from a platform.
Warnings about risks during maintenance and unexpected movement.
Essential steps to take before starting any maintenance work.
Instructions for cleaning the device, including fire hazard warning.
Steps for performing a general safety inspection of the device.
Procedure to check if the parking brake is functioning correctly.
Dangers of improper blade mounting and maintenance.
When and how to change the blade based on wear markings.
How to check the function of the blade clutch for stopping time.
Precautions for checking and maintaining engine oil level.
Importance of engine cooling and cleaning for longevity.
