Global garden products 92

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The Manufacture reserves the right to make any improvements to the product of a technical or commercial

nature that may be necessary. There may be, therefore, differences between the various series of machines

and that described here, though the basic features and various repair methods will remain the same.

even partial, of the texts in this document may be made without explicit authorization.

WORKSHOP

MANUAL

Rel. 7.0

YEAR OF MANUFACTURE

2006

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Summary

Identification and Procedures

Machine Identification

Details on machine, transmission, engine identification and serial numbers for repair and parts.

Safety Regulations

Operator Qualification

Ensures only expert mechanics conduct maintenance and repairs after reading procedures.

Safety Measures

Checks for safety devices, casings, labels, and adherence to European safety regulations.

Servicing Precautions

Guidelines for safe workshop practices, including ignition key use, protective gear, and waste disposal.

Lifting Procedures

Front Lifting

Rear Lifting

Vertical Positioning of Machine

Maintenance Criteria

Occasional Tuning

List of checks for occasional tuning: safety devices, tyre pressure, filters, oil, fuel, blades, etc.

Regular Maintenance Tasks

Blade Engagement Adjustment

Blades Brake Adjustment

Brake Adjustment Procedure

Drive Belt Adjustment

Drive Pedal Adjustment

Adjusting Pedal to Neutral Position

Adjusting Neutral Position Microswitch

Cutting Deck Alignment

Combined Front;Back Height Adjustment

Parallel Adjustment Across Deck

Regularity of Raising;Lowering

Steering Allowance Adjustment

Steering Geometry Adjustment

Toe-in Adjustment

Steering Wheel Alignment

Checking Blades Alignment

Blade Sharpening and Balancing

Blade Sharpening Process

Blade Balancing Procedure

Engine Removal Procedure

Rear Axle Removal

Steering Component Dismantling

Dismantling Steering Pinion and Ring Gear

Brake Pads and Disc Replacement

Electrical System Problem Identification

Safety Microswitches Operation Check

Terminal Board Supply Check

Starter Relay Operation Check

Electronic Card Operation Check

Card Power Supply Test

Verifying the pilot lamp illuminates when the key is ON and connector CN2 is disconnected.

Safety and Service Supply Check

Measuring battery voltage at the electronic card connector CN2 with the key in ON position.

Self-setting Protection Test

Checking protection by connecting CN2 terminal 3 to earth; pilot lamp should extinguish.

Recharge Circuit Check

Checking Lower Charging Limit

Measuring battery voltage at minimum engine speed to verify sufficient charging.

Checking Upper Charging Limit

Measuring battery voltage at maximum speed to ensure it settles at 14-15 Volts.

Sealed Battery Care and Maintenance

Rules for Recharging the Battery

Fitting Safety Microswitches