This document is an instruction manual for the HYUNDAI PETROL LAWNMOWER HYM560SPE. It provides comprehensive information on the lawnmower's features, assembly, operation, maintenance, and safety guidelines.
Function Description
The HYM560SPE is a petrol-powered, self-propelled, electric push-button start lawnmower designed for cutting and collecting grass in large-sized lawns. It functions as a pedestrian-controlled garden tool, where an engine drives a blade enclosed in a casing, equipped with wheels and a handle. The operator controls the machine and its main functions from behind the handle, maintaining a safe distance from the rotating blade. A key safety feature is the Operator Presence Control (OPC) lever, which stops the engine and cutting means within a few seconds if released. The lawnmower is designed for "DIY" and domestic use by non-professional operators. It can also be used for mulching and side/rear discharge of grass clippings.
Important Technical Specifications
- Model: HYM560SPE
- Engine Type: HYUNDAI IC200VE, 4-Stroke OHV Single Cylinder
- Engine Size: 196cc
- Rated Power: 4.2kW
- Max. Engine Speed: 2800rpm
- Fuel Tank Capacity & Fuel Type: 1L Straight Unleaded Petrol
- Oil Capacity & Oil Type: 600ml SAE30 or 15W40
- Start Method: Recoil Start & Electric Start
- Height Adjustment: 6 Positions
- Cutting Height: 25-75mm
- Cutting Width: 56cm / 560mm
- Grass Collector Capacity: 70L
- Drive: Self-Propelled
- Functions: Rear Discharge, Side Discharge, Mulching & Collect
- Handle Type: Soft Grip, Foldable
- Measured Sound Level: 97dB(A)
- Guaranteed Sound Level: 98dB(A)
- Vibration Value: 3.12m/s² K=1.5 m/s²
- Net Weight: 47kg
Usage Features
The HYM560SPE offers several features to enhance its usability:
- Upper Handle: Designed for a firm, two-handed grip during operation.
- Self-Propelled Lever: Engages the self-propulsion system, allowing the user to guide the machine without pushing.
- Operator Presence Control (OPC) Lever: A safety feature that stops the machine when released.
- Choke Lever: Used to adjust the engine's air-fuel mixture for starting.
- Central Panel With Drink Holders: Provides convenience for the operator.
- Air Filter: Prevents contaminants from entering the engine.
- Oil Filler: For adding engine oil.
- Side Discharge Chute: Allows grass clippings to be discharged from the side.
- Cutting Height Adjustment Lever: Offers 6 positions for adjusting cutting height from 25-75mm, adjusted for all wheels simultaneously.
- Grass Collector: A 70L capacity bag for collecting grass clippings.
- Recoil Starter Cord: For manual starting of the engine.
- Electric Push Button Start: Provides an easy starting method.
- Gear Lever: Selects self-propelled speeds (1-4).
- Multiple Discharge Options: Supports grass collection, mulching, side discharge, and rear discharge.
- Mulching Plug: Allows grass clippings to be finely cut and returned to the lawn as natural fertilizer.
- Rear Discharge Supports: Keep the rear discharge flap open slightly for grass clippings to discharge when not using the collector.
- Recommended Mowing Schedule: Provides guidance for optimal mowing frequency and height settings across different seasons.
Maintenance Features
The manual outlines various maintenance procedures to ensure the longevity and safe operation of the lawnmower:
- General Checks: Regular inspection of guards, nuts, bolts, screws, warning stickers, and for fuel/oil leaks.
- Oil Level Check and Filling: Instructions for checking and adding SAE 30 or 15W40 engine oil, with a capacity of 600ml.
- Fuel Filling: Guidelines for adding fresh straight unleaded petrol, ensuring not to overfill and to clean up spills.
- Cleaning: Recommendations for removing grass and mud after each use, wiping with a damp cloth, and using a scraper for larger debris. It also advises against using a hose pipe or pressure washer on the engine and to dry the machine completely to prevent rust.
- Hose Attachment for Deck Cleaning: A quick-release hose connector on the cutting deck allows for easy cleaning of the underside.
- Blade Maintenance: Instructions for checking, sharpening, and replacing the blade, emphasizing the importance of balance and using original spare parts. It also highlights the need for professional intervention for blade work.
- Air Filter Maintenance: Steps to access, remove, clean (by tapping or blowing with air gun, not brushing), and reinstall the air filter and foam pre-filter.
- Spark Plug Maintenance: Details on removing, cleaning, gapping (0.70mm to 0.80mm), and refitting the spark plug.
- Oil Changing/Draining: Recommendations for changing engine oil every 100 hours or 12 months, with methods for draining oil.
- Fuel & Carburetor Maintenance: Advice on using fresh fuel and draining old fuel from the carburetor float bowl for long-term storage.
- OPC Cable Adjustment: Instructions for adjusting the OPC cable tension to ensure correct starting and blade stopping.
- Drive Cable Adjustment: Steps for adjusting the drive cable tension to ensure proper self-propulsion.
- Storage Guidelines: Procedures for short-term and long-term storage, including allowing the engine to cool, cleaning, draining fuel and oil, and lubricating moving parts.
- Battery Charging: Instructions for charging the battery for 6 hours before first use and after every ten uses.
- Troubleshooting Guide: A table listing common problems, possible causes, and solutions.
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