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General| Brand | Dixon |
|---|---|
| Model | ZTR 966504101 |
| Category | Lawn Mower |
| Language | English |
Explains basic terms and general operation guidance for the manual.
Provides safety instructions for transporting the machine on public roads.
Details safety measures and considerations when towing equipment with the machine.
Outlines safe and proper operating procedures for the machine.
Emphasizes the importance of dealer service and customer support.
Explains where to find the machine's manufacturing and serial numbers.
Explains the meaning of general warning and informational symbols used in the manual.
Defines symbols related to machine controls like gears, choke, and fuel.
Illustrates symbols indicating safety alerts, brake status, and operational warnings.
Details symbols for hazardous materials like battery acid and warnings about standing near the machine.
Shows symbols representing required personal protective equipment for safe operation.
Explains symbols for reading manuals, shutting off engines, and maintaining safe distances.
Illustrates symbols for hazards like thrown objects, finger injuries, and shield removal.
Highlights the critical DANGER warning for keeping hands and feet away from moving parts.
Provides essential safety instructions for operating the machine.
Details safety precautions to be taken during general machine operation.
Covers safety aspects like lighting, alcohol use, traffic awareness, and eye protection.
Addresses safety concerns for operators aged 60 years and above.
Highlights user duties, manufacturer recommendations, and legal age regulations.
Safety advice related to machine cleanliness and cooling before storage.
Warns about chemicals in engine exhaust, including carbon monoxide.
Lists and illustrates essential personal protective equipment for safe operation.
Provides detailed safety guidelines for operating the machine on slopes.
Specific warning against driving on slopes exceeding 10 degrees or across slopes.
Details critical safety measures to prevent accidents involving children.
Illustrations demonstrating how to keep children away from the work area and prohibit operation.
Warning against starting the engine with safety plates removed.
Provides comprehensive instructions for safe handling of gasoline.
Warns against refueling the machine indoors due to flammability risks.
Alerts users that the engine and exhaust system get very hot, posing a burn risk.
Safety guidelines for performing general maintenance tasks on the machine.
Prohibits operating the machine in enclosed or poorly ventilated spaces.
Mandates the use of protective glasses during maintenance work.
Warns about lead and lead compounds in batteries causing health risks.
Advises on preventing sparking when working with the battery and starter circuit.
Provides routines to avoid electrical sparking and its consequences.
Illustrations related to battery maintenance, including not smoking and risk of sparking.
Shows an illustration of regularly cleaning the mower deck.
Details safety measures for transporting the machine on trailers or vehicles.
Warns about the danger of high-pressure hydraulic oil penetrating skin.
Informs that the parking brake is insufficient for transport security.
Warns about using the mower near flammable areas without a spark arrestor.
Provides safety guidelines for towing with the machine, emphasizing caution.
Mentions the availability of a spark arrestor for mufflers.
Diagram identifying the location of various controls on the machine.
Detailed explanation of how the steering control levers operate the machine's movement.
Warns about the machine's rapid turning capability with steering controls.
Instructions on how to use and the importance of the parking brake.
Explains the function and usage of the throttle control for engine speed.
Details on how to use the ignition switch to start and stop the engine.
Describes the function of the choke control for cold engine starts.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely refueling the machine.
Highlights the extreme flammability of gasoline and associated risks.
Alerts users to the high temperatures of the engine and exhaust system.
Instructs not to overfill the fuel tank and to wipe up spills.
Explains how to operate the fuel shut off valve to turn fuel supply on or off.
Describes the use of the lifting lever for adjusting cutting height and transport.
Guidance on checking and adjusting the machine's tracking for straight movement.
Instructions on how to engage and disengage the mower blades.
Steps for engaging bypass linkages to manually move the mower.
Provides advice and suggestions for new users of zero-turn mowers.
Explains the mechanics of steering and controlling the mower's direction and speed.
Details the procedure for moving the mower straight forward or backward.
Describes how to execute a turn to the right using the steering controls.
Describes how to execute a turn to the left using the steering controls.
Explains how to perform a zero-radius turn by manipulating steering controls.
Lists essential checks to perform before starting the engine.
Step-by-step guide on how to start the engine of the mower.
Instructions on how to place steering controls in the locked neutral position.
Guidance on setting the throttle to the appropriate position.
Instructions for setting the choke control for cold starts.
Procedure for opening the fuel valve before starting the engine.
Steps for turning the ignition key to the start position.
Instruction to release the ignition key to the run position once the engine starts.
How to adjust the choke control as the engine warms up.
Guidance on setting the desired engine speed using the throttle.
Warning about hazardous chemicals in engine exhaust, including carbon monoxide.
Warning about explosive gases generated by lead-acid batteries.
Step-by-step instructions for using jumper cables to start the engine.
Procedure for releasing the parking brake and moving the machine.
Instructions on how to safely engage the mower blades.
Safety guidelines and procedures for operating the mower on slopes.
Specific warning about slope limits and safe maneuvering on inclines.
Advice for achieving optimal mowing results and maintaining the lawn.
Warning to clear the lawn of stones and objects that could be thrown by blades.
Reiterates warnings about slope limits and avoiding sudden directional changes.
Step-by-step instructions for safely stopping the engine.
Detailed steps for engaging bypass linkages for manual transport.
A schedule outlining required maintenance tasks at different intervals.
Crucial safety precautions to follow before performing any service or adjustment.
Guidelines for cleaning, maintaining, and periodically charging the battery.
Warning against shorting battery terminals and precautions before connecting.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing and installing a new battery.
How to check and ensure the proper functioning of the machine's safety system.
Specifies the recommended tire pressure for all four tires.
Guidance on visually inspecting and testing the parking brake for proper function.
Instructions for checking V-belts for wear, cracking, and nicks.
Procedure for removing and replacing the mower deck belt.
Instructions for replacing the EZT belt, including precautions for fan blades.
Information on sharpening, replacing, and inspecting mower blades for damage.
Steps for removing, installing, and tightening mower blades securely.
Guidance on adjusting the mower deck for optimal cutting performance.
Steps for leveling the mower deck side-to-side and front-to-back.
Instructions for checking caster wheel rotation and potential service needs.
Details on regular cleaning and washing to maintain the machine's lifespan.
Guidance on daily inspection of the machine for loose or missing hardware.
Provides general rules and precautions for lubricating the machine.
Instructions for lubricating the zerks on the front wheel mounts.
Details on lubricating the front wheel bearings using a grease gun.
Procedure for lubricating the deck spindle zerks, including access.
Instructions for lubricating the steering control shafts.
Directs users to the engine manufacturer's manual for lubrication instructions.
Lists common causes for the engine failing to start.
Troubleshooting steps for when the starter motor does not turn the engine over.
Identifies potential causes for the engine running roughly or poorly.
Lists reasons why the engine might seem weak or lack power.
Common causes for the engine overheating during operation.
Troubleshooting steps if the battery is not charging properly.
Addresses issues where the machine moves slowly, unevenly, or not at all.
Diagnoses problems related to the mower deck not engaging.
Identifies factors that can lead to uneven mowing results.
Lists potential causes for excessive vibration of the machine.
Steps to prepare the machine for long-term storage, especially winter.
Critical warning about storing fuel indoors or in poorly ventilated spaces.
Advice on obtaining annual checkups and using genuine spare parts.
Diagrams showing the different positions of the ignition key switch.
Lists torque values for various fasteners used on the machine.
Provides torque values for standard hex head cap screws of different sizes.
Details about the engine manufacturer, type, power, lubrication, and fuel.
Technical details regarding the transmission system, speed, and brakes.
Specifications for cutting width, height, number of blades, and deck construction.
Information on the machine's output rate in acres/hour or m²/hr.
Provides measurements for the machine's length, width, height, and weight.
Information regarding compliance labels and special state requirements in the USA.
Notes that the Declaration of Conformity is included in the literature packet.
A checklist for services to be performed upon delivery of the machine.
Maintenance tasks to be completed after the initial 5-10 hours of operation.
Routine maintenance tasks to be performed every 25 hours.
Maintenance tasks to be performed every 50 hours of operation.
Maintenance tasks to be performed every 100 hours of operation.
Major maintenance tasks to be performed every 300 hours of operation.
Maintenance tasks that should be performed at least once each year.
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