To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix LawnMaster Lawn Mower handle not in position?
If the handle of your LawnMaster Lawn Mower is not in position, it might be because the carriage bolts are not seated properly, or the cam locks are not tightened. To resolve this, adjust the height of the handle, ensure the carriage bolts are correctly seated, and tighten the cam locks.
General| Motor Power | 1200 W |
|---|---|
| Cutting Height Adjustment | Central |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Cutting Height Adjustment Positions | 5 |
| Grass Collector Capacity | 40 L |
Emphasizes reading and understanding all safety instructions before operation.
Lists general safety rules for operating the lawn mower safely.
Explains the use of polarized plugs and extension cords for electrical safety.
Details requirements for extension cords, including gauge, condition, and type.
Stresses operating with all safety devices and using approved accessories.
Advises inspecting for damage, stopping motor for maintenance, and disconnecting power.
Covers handling abnormal vibration, qualified servicing, and using correct replacement parts.
Outlines steps to take if the mower strikes an object.
Reinforces the necessity of reading and understanding the manual to prevent injury.
Advises wearing safety goggles or glasses with side shields to prevent eye injury.
Warns about keeping cords clear of work areas and replacing damaged cords.
Highlights warnings regarding damaged parts, modifications, power connection, and safety devices.
Warns against carelessness, emphasizes eye protection, and cautions against unapproved accessories.
Warns about using correct replacement parts and wearing protective gear during maintenance.
Emphasizes safety precautions, including unplugging power and protecting hands when handling the blade.
Explains how to sharpen the blade for optimal cutting performance.
Provides detailed, step-by-step instructions for replacing the mower blade.
Covers inspecting the blade for damage and procedures for ensuring blade balance.
