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Iseki SXG19H-UGE User Manual

Iseki SXG19H-UGE
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Iseki SXG19H-UGE Specifications

General IconGeneral
Cutting Width1220 mm
TransmissionHydrostatic
Fuel TypeDiesel
Cylinders3
Engine TypeDiesel
Engine Power19 HP
Collector Capacity550 L
Fuel Tank Capacity21 liters
Cutting Height25-90 mm

Summary

I. FOR SAFE OPERATION

1. HOW TO BE A SAFE OPERATOR

Guidance on safe operating practices and personal protective equipment for lawn mower operators.

2. BEFORE STARTING THE LAWN MOWER

Checks and preparations required before starting the lawn mower to ensure safe operation.

3. OPERATION OF THE LAWN MOWER

Instructions for the safe and correct operation of the lawn mower during use.

4. OPERATION ON A SLOPE

Specific precautions and techniques for operating the lawn mower on sloped terrain.

7. WHEN FILLING WITH FUEL

Safety guidelines and procedures for refueling the lawn mower to prevent fire hazards.

9. LAWN MOWER MAINTENANCE

General safety precautions and guidelines for performing maintenance on the lawn mower.

10. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Safety precautions and procedures for inspecting and servicing the lawn mower's electrical system.

13. LONG TERM STORAGE

Detailed instructions for preparing and storing the lawn mower for extended periods.

14. CAUTION LABELS & THEIR POSITIONS

Identification and location of all safety caution labels on the lawn mower and its components.

II. WARRANTY AND AFTER-SALE CARE

AFTER-SALE CARE

Guidance on seeking assistance for breakdowns or questions regarding the lawn mower.

III. SPECIFICATIONS

IV. NAMES OF MAJOR COMPONENTS

V. CONTROLS AND METERS

1. CONTROL PANEL

Description and function of indicators and switches on the lawn mower's control panel.

3. CONTROL PEDALS

Explanation of the function and operation of the lawn mower's control pedals.

VI. PRE-OPERATIONAL ROUTINE INSPECTION

1. INSPECTION ITEMS

List of essential checks to perform before starting daily operation of the lawn mower.

VII. OPERATION

2. STARTING THE ENGINE

Step-by-step procedure for starting the lawn mower engine safely.

5. STOPPING

Procedure for safely bringing the lawn mower to a complete stop.

VIII. MAINTENANCE

1. ENGINE OIL LEVEL

How to check and maintain the correct engine oil level for optimal performance.

3. COOLANT LEVEL

Instructions for checking and maintaining the engine coolant level.

5. AIR-CLEANER

Procedure for inspecting and cleaning the air cleaner element.

8. FAN BELT

Procedure for inspecting the fan belt tension and condition.

10. ADJUSTMENT OF BRAKE

Instructions for adjusting the brake system for proper function.

11. NEUTRAL POSITION OF HST

Procedure for adjusting the neutral position of the hydrostatic transmission (HST).

13. BATTERY

Safety precautions and procedures for inspecting and handling the battery.

16. ENGINE OIL REPLACEMENT

Step-by-step instructions for replacing engine oil, including capacity and frequency.

18. TRANSMISSION OIL REPLACEMENT

Instructions for replacing transmission oil, including frequency and components.

23. CLEANING OF THE RADIATOR

Procedure for cleaning the radiator and radiator screen to maintain cooling efficiency.

24. COOLANT REPLACEMENT

Step-by-step guide for draining, flushing, and refilling the engine coolant.

28. INSPECTION OF SAFETY SWITCHES

Procedures to verify the proper function of safety switches before operation.

30. PERIODICAL INSPECTION TABLE

Table outlining regular inspection and maintenance schedules for the lawn mower.

IX. STORAGE

LONG TERM STORAGE

Detailed instructions for preparing and storing the lawn mower for extended periods.

X. TROUBLESHOOTING

1. ENGINE

Common engine-related problems, their causes, and recommended solutions.

3. LIFT SYSTEM

Diagnosing and resolving problems related to the lawn mower's lift system.

4. STEERING SYSTEM

Troubleshooting guide for issues encountered with the steering system.

7. ELECTRICAL ACCESSORIES

Troubleshooting for issues with electrical components like lights, battery, and fuel pump.

XI. ELECTRIC WIRING

IV. NAMES OF MAJOR COMPONENTS

II. ATTACHING AND DETACHING MOWER DECK

1. ATTACHING THE MOWER DECK

Step-by-step instructions for mounting the mower deck onto the lawn mower.

III. MOWER OPERATION

2. CUTTING HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

How to adjust the cutting height of the mower deck using the setting holes.

3. STARTING MOWING OPERATION

Procedure for starting mowing operations, including raising the deck and engaging PTO.

5. EMERGENCY STOP

Actions to take in case of an emergency during lawn mower operation.

7. EFFICIENT MOWING

Tips and techniques for achieving efficient and effective mowing.

IV. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE OF MAJOR PARTS

1. INSPECTION AND REPLACEMENT OF GEAR CASE OIL

How to inspect and replace the gear case oil for the mower deck.

3. INSPECTION & REPLACEMENT OF BLADES

How to inspect, replace, and correctly install the mower deck blades.

6. CLEANING OF MOWER DECK

Instructions for cleaning the mower deck, including blades and underside.

8. PERIODICAL INSPECTION TABLE

Schedule for periodic inspections and maintenance of mower deck components.

V. STORING THE MOWER

VI. TROUBLESHOOTING

• Excessive noise and vibration

Identifying and resolving causes of excessive noise and vibration.

I. NAMES OF MAJOR COMPONENTS

II. DETACHING AND ATTACHING COLLECTOR

1. DETACHING THE HIGH DUMP COLLECTOR

Procedure for safely removing the high dump collector from the lawn mower.

III. COLLECTOR OPERATION

3. INSPECTION BEFORE OPERATION

Pre-operation checks for the collector's safety systems and functionality.

IV. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE OF MAJOR PARTS

1. INSPECTION OF CYLINDER

How to inspect and adjust the length of the collector cylinder.

4. PERIODICAL INSPECTION TABLE

Schedule for periodic inspections and maintenance of collector components.

V. STORING THE COLLECTOR

VI. TROUBLESHOOTING

• Collector does not move.

Diagnosing issues when the collector fails to move or operate.

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