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Replace the filter if it is frayed, torn or damaged.
7
7
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4
4
E
E
N
N
G
G
I
I
N
N
E
E
O
O
I
I
L
L
The oil drain screw from the engine is hidden by the housing of the lawnmower. There-
fore, place the lawn mower with the wheels on an elevation, such as a pallet or pave-
ment slabs, remove the oil dipstick and tilt it to the side so that the air filter faces up-
wards. Simply let the oil run out laterally into a half-sliced old canister or tub.
Please also refer to the notes in sections 6.1.1, 6.1.2 and 10.2.
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7
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5
5
B
B
L
L
A
A
D
D
E
E
All nuts and bolts must be checked regularly for correct torque.
Regularly check the blade and the blade support for cracks,
especially after you have grazed an object with the device.
Replace it if necessary.
After prolonged use, especially in sandy environments, the knife wears out. It should
then either be reground or replaced.
Protect your hands with work gloves before touching the
blade.
7.5.1 Loosening of the blade
Tilt the lawn mower to the side so that the air filter is at the top. Then jam the knife with
a wooden slat so that it cannot turn with the knife screw. Then remove this hexagonal
screw and washer that attach the knife and knife adapter to the crankshaft of the en-
gine. You may need a torque wrench to do so.
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