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alcohol or drugs. Always take
breaks in good time. Take a
sensible approach to the work.
A moment of carelessness when
using the equipment can result
in serious injury.
stance, particularly on slopes.
This enables you to control the
equipment better in unexpected
situations.
Always work across the slope,
never upwards or downwards.
Take particular care when
changing the direction of travel
on the slope. Do not work on
excessively steep slopes.
walking pace. Take particular
care when turning the equip-
ment around, pulling it towards
you or going backwards.
There is a risk of personal injury.
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fully and in accordance with
the directions in these instruc-
between feet and the rotating
blades. Contact with the cutter
can result in injury.
motor on, the lawnmower
must not be tilted, unless it is
required to lift the lawnmower
in the process.In doin
g so, tilt it
only as far as absolutely neces-
sary and lift it only on the side
facing away from the user. In
this case, tilt the equipment by
pressing down the handle bar
such that the front wheels of the
equipment are raised. Always
check that both hands are in
the working position before
returning the equipment to the
ground.
bag or collision guard. Keep
away from the ejection hole at
all times.
standing in front of the emission
duct.
Caution! Danger! The blade
continues to run after switching
off. There is a risk of injury.
or transported while the motor
is running. Switch off the equip-
ment if it has to be tilted in tran-
sit, when crossing surfaces other
than grass, and when the equip-
ment is being transported to and
from the surfaces to be mowed.
hole clean and clear. Remove
cut material only when the
equipment is stopped.
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attended in the workplace.
that is damaged, incomplete, or
authorisation of the manufac-
turer. Do not use the equipment
with damaged safety devices or
screens or with missing safety
and/or grass collection devices.
Work only within the speci-
change the regulator settings on
the motor. Do not use low-pow-
ered machines for heavy work.
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