Sabo 52-S A - User Manual

Questions and Answers

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Carlos BraunAug 2, 2025
Why won't my Sabo 52-S A motor start?
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  Michael LynchAug 2, 2025
  If your Sabo Lawn Mower's motor won't start, several factors could be at play. First, ensure the switch holder is correctly positioned by pressing it onto the upper part of the bar D. Next, check the fuel tank and refill it with clean, fresh fuel if empty. A loose spark plug connector can also prevent the engine from starting, so ensure it's securely in place or have it inspected by a professional. Additionally, a faulty, dirty, or worn spark plug can be the culprit; try replacing or cleaning it, setting the electrode distance to 0.7 mm. Finally, a soiled air filter can cause starting issues, so clean or replace the air filter insert. If the spark plug is wet due to too much petrol feed, have it checked by an authorised workshop.
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othomasAug 8, 2025
Why my Sabo Lawn Mower engine does not start?
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  Rickey RobinsonAug 8, 2025
  If your Sabo Lawn Mower engine isn't starting, there are several potential reasons. First, make sure the control bar is pressed down to the upper part of the handlebar. Other possible causes include an empty fuel tank (fill it with clean, fresh fuel), a loose spark plug connector (press it on or have it checked), a defective, dirty, or burnt-out spark plug (replace or clean it, setting the electrode gap to between 0.7 mm – 0.8 mm), excessive petrol supply to the engine (have it checked), or a soiled air filter (clean or replace the insert).
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Karen SummersAug 13, 2025
Why is the engine power decreasing in my Sabo Lawn Mower?
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  Christine OlsenAug 14, 2025
  If you notice the engine power of your Sabo Lawn Mower is decreasing, it could be due to a few reasons. A common cause is a soiled air filter, so try cleaning or replacing the air filter insert. Another possibility is a spark plug clogged with soot, in which case you should have it checked by an authorized workshop. Also, check your fuel; old or soiled fuel can cause this issue, so empty the petrol tank and fill it with fresh fuel.
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Tammy BartonAug 19, 2025
Why does my Sabo Lawn Mower engine run irregularly?
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  Randy OliverAug 20, 2025
  If your Sabo Lawn Mower engine runs irregularly, the air filter may be soiled. Try cleaning or replacing the air filter insert. Another possible cause is a spark plug clogged with soot. In this case, have it checked by an authorized workshop.
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Jill RiversAug 26, 2025
How to fix poor cutting and yellow lawn with Sabo Lawn Mower?
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  kendraavilaAug 26, 2025
  Poor cutting and yellowing lawn with your Sabo Lawn Mower can stem from several factors. The cutter bar might be blunt, requiring regrinding and balancing by a professional. The cutting height could be too low, so adjust it to a higher setting. Other factors include engine speed, excessive mowing speed (adjust it and switch off autodrive if needed), insufficient overlap of mowing paths (increase overlap, especially with high grass), and a matted lawn (consider using a scarifier).

Summary

Pictogram Explanations

Reading Instructions

Instruction to read the manual for safety and proper operation.

Thrown Elements Warning

Warning about danger from moving parts and ejected objects.

Sharp Blades Caution

Warning about sharp blades and maintenance safety.

Environmental Disposal

Instruction for eco-friendly disposal of the appliance and packaging.

Description of Components

Additional Pictogram Explanations

Hot Surface Warning

Caution against touching hot engine and exhaust parts. Risk of burns.

Toxic Exhaust Fumes

Warning about toxic exhaust fumes in enclosed spaces. Risk of poisoning.

Flammable Petrol Warning

Warning about flammable petrol and fire hazards. Keep away from sparks/flames.

Technical Data - Sound and Vibration

Sound Power Level

Guaranteed sound power level measurement details.

Sound Pressure Level

Emission sound pressure level at operator's workplace.

Vibration Levels

Vibration levels measured on the lawnmower's handlebar.

Technical Data - Engine and Fuel

Engine Specifications

Details about the engine, displacement, speed, and power.

Fuel and Oil Details

Information on fuel type, tank capacity, and lubricating oil.

Technical Data - Dimensions and Wheels

Mower Dimensions and Cutting Width

Details on mower housing material and cutting width.

Height Adjustment and Speed

Information on adjustable cutting heights and handlebar.

Weight and Wheel Specifications

Specifications for weight, length, width, height, and wheels.

Original Spare Parts

Motor Oil and Spark Plug Parts

Part numbers for motor oil and spark plug.

Air Filter and Mulching Kit Parts

Part numbers for air filter and mulch conversion kit.

Rating Plate Explanation

Machine Identification and Performance

Type, serial number, unit performance, weight, safety, revolutions.

Construction Details and Conformity

Year of construction, CE declaration, and hand-guided mower type.

Guaranteed Sound Power Level

Explanation of the guaranteed sound power level.

Explanation of Symbols

General Warning and Instructions

General warnings and instructions for safe operation.

Hazard Warnings (Petrol, Blades, Surfaces)

Warnings related to petrol, hot surfaces, and sharp blades.

Operational Cautions (Starting, Spark Plug)

Cautions regarding starting, spark plugs, and potential hazards.

User Guidance and Safety

Proper Use and Intended Application

Defines intended use, liability, and restrictions.

User Responsibility and Safety Measures

User responsibility, child safety, and pre-mowing safety precautions.

Mowing Safety and Handling

Area Checks and Obstacle Avoidance

Checking the area for objects and obstacles before mowing.

Petrol Safety and Mower Component Checks

Petrol handling, refuelling, and mower component safety checks.

Safe Handling and Operation Practices

Safe operation in hazardous environments and general handling.

Slope Mowing and Protective Devices

Mowing on Slopes

Guidance and warnings for mowing on slopes.

Safety and Protective Devices

Details on safety control bracket and protective devices.

Starting, Stopping, and Safety Checks

Safe Starting and Stopping Procedures

Procedures for safely starting and stopping the mower.

Machine Stop Conditions and Object Encounters

When to stop, and actions for foreign objects or blockages.

Maintenance and Storage Safety

Safety during maintenance, storage, and blade checks.

Component Description and Assembly

Component List and Preparation

List of mower components and items included in the package.

Attaching Bar Support and Lower Handlebar

Instructions for attaching the bar support and lower handlebar.

Handlebar, Cable, Deflector, and Height Adjustment

Handlebar and Cable Attachment

Instructions for assembling the upper handlebar and connecting the Bowden cable.

Deflector Attachment and Height Adjustment

Instructions for attaching the deflector and adjusting cutting height.

Initial Filling, Starting, and Stopping

Filling with Oil and Fuel

Procedures for filling engine oil and fuel tank.

Starting the Engine Safely

Steps for safely starting the engine.

Switching Off the Engine

Procedure for safely switching off the engine.

Emergency Stop, Drive, and Mowing Operations

Emergency Stopping and Drive Operation

Procedures for emergency stops and operating the movement drive.

Mowing on Slopes and Safety Checks

Guidelines for slope mowing and essential safety checks before mowing.

Time Restrictions

Information on local regulations regarding mowing times.

Mowing Techniques and Mulching

Lawn Care Tips

Advice on regular mowing for uniform growth and turf health.

Mulching Explained

Explanation of the mulching process and its benefits.

Achieving Optimal Mulching

Tips for optimal mulching results, grass length, and conditions.

Service Intervals and Conversion

Pre-Operation and Regular Service Checks

Checks before use, regular tasks, and periodic maintenance intervals.

Converting to Side Ejection

Steps for converting the machine to side ejection and deflector safety.

Care, Servicing, and Blade Maintenance

Cleaning, Storage, and Transport

Instructions for cleaning, storing, and transporting the mower.

Blade Maintenance and Sharpening

Importance of blade condition, attachment, and professional sharpening.

Blade, Wheel, Drive, and Engine Servicing

Blade Replacement and Wheel;Drive Servicing

Blade replacement by specialists, and servicing of wheels and drive.

V-Belt and Engine Safety;Cleaning

V-belt maintenance and engine safety/cleaning procedures.

Engine Maintenance and Storage

Engine Cleaning and Oil Change

Precautions for engine cleaning and detailed oil change procedure.

Air Filter, Spark Plug, and Winter Storage

Maintenance of air filter, spark plug, and winter storage advice.

Troubleshooting Guide

Starting and Engine Performance Issues

Solutions for motor starting problems and irregular engine performance.

Movement, Vibration, and Cutting Issues

Troubleshooting for mower movement, vibration, and cut quality.

Ejector and Mulching Problems

Addressing issues with blocked ejectors and poor mulching appearance.

Sabo 52-S A Specifications

General

Brand	Sabo
Model	52-S A
Category	Lawn Mower
Language	English

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