Stiga MPST 84 Li 48 V1

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Manual184 pages

Quick Guide For Use200 pages

Questions and Answers

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Vickie AtkinsSep 14, 2025
What does it mean if the icons in fig. 13.E and fig. 13.O remain ON, battery LEDs 2, and 4 fal sh on my Stiga MPST 84 Li 48 V1?
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  Jack BurkeSep 14, 2025
  This indicates the battery is experiencing over or under temperature issues, possibly due to unsuitable environmental or demanding work conditions. Turn off the machine, wait for at least 5 minutes, and then restart it. Also, ensure you are working in an environment with a temperature appropriate for the machine's operating conditions. Reduce forward speed and increase the cutting height.
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anthonycampbellAug 25, 2025
What to do if icon fig. 12.E stays on and the battery LEDs 4 and 5 flash on my Stiga MPST 84 Li 48 V1 Lawn Mower?
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  Wendy LiuAug 25, 2025
  If the icon fig. 12.E stays on and the battery LEDs 4 and 5 flash on your Stiga Lawn Mower, it indicates a current overload on the cutting means due to heavy working conditions. Try reducing the travel speed or increasing the cutting height. It could also be due to obstructions hindering the rotation of the cutting means, in which case you should remove the obstructions. Another cause might be the cutting-means assembly being full of grass; clean the cutting-means assembly in this case.
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Courtney MoralesAug 25, 2025
What does it mean if icon fig. 12.E stays on and the battery LEDs 2 and 5 flash on my Stiga MPST 84 Li 48 V1 Lawn Mower?
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  sandra09Aug 26, 2025
  If the icon fig. 12.E stays on and the battery LEDs 2 and 5 flash, it indicates a current overload from the battery. This could be due to excessive working conditions or a slope that is too steep. Reduce the travel speed and check the gradient of the terrain you are working on.
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Summer LynchAug 26, 2025
What to do if [Push-button panel Type I] The icon fig. 12.E stays on and the battery LEDs 1 , 2 and 4 flash [Push-button panel Type II] The icons fig. 12.E and fig. 12.N stay on and the battery LEDs 1, 2 and 4 flash on my Stiga MPST 84 Li 48 V1?
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  Jeffrey ReyesAug 26, 2025
  If the icon fig. 12.E stays on and the battery LEDs 1, 2 and 4 flash (or icons fig. 12.E and fig. 12.N stay on and the battery LEDs 1, 2 and 4 flash), it indicates overheating of the drive motor. This can be due to the drive motor being under strain, a slope that is too steep, or excessive mud on the wheels. Reduce the travel speed, check the gradient of the slope, and ensure the wheels are not blocked and clean them if necessary.
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Jennifer ArellanoSep 14, 2025
What does it mean if the icon in fig. 13.E remains ON and battery LEDs 1, 4 and 5 flash on my Stiga Lawn Mower?
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  Michael MendezSep 14, 2025
  This indicates a current overload to the cutting blades, possibly due to demanding work conditions or obstructions. Reduce forward speed and increase the cutting height. Remove any obstructions preventing blade rotation and clean the cutting assembly if it is full of grass.
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Carolyn HardingSep 23, 2025
What does it mean if the icons in fig. 13.E and fig. 13.O remain ON, battery LEDs 1, 2, 3 and 5 flash on my Stiga MPST 84 Li 48 V1?
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  Christopher Robinson DDSSep 23, 2025
  This indicates the drive engagement/disengagement lever is in the drive disengaged position. Check the position of the drive engagement/disengagement lever and, if necessary, return it to the drive engaged position.
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Christina McintoshSep 7, 2025
What do flashing LEDs 1, 2, and 4 with icons 13.E and 13.O mean on my Stiga MPST 84 Li 48 V1?
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  Erika IrwinSep 7, 2025
  When icons 13.E and 13.O remain ON and battery LEDs 1, 2, and 4 flash, it indicates the drive motor is over-temperature or under stress. This can be due to a steep slope or excessive mud on the wheels. Switch off the machine and wait for at least 5 minutes before repeating the starting procedure. Reduce forward speed and check the slope of the ground where you are working. Also, ensure the wheels are not blocked and clean them if needed.
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Steven MarshSep 8, 2025
What should I do if my Stiga Lawn Mower starts with the drive pedal not released?
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  Michael GarciaSep 8, 2025
  If your Stiga Lawn Mower starts with the drive pedal not released (not in neutral position), switch off the machine and repeat the starting procedure only after checking that the drive pedal is in the neutral position (pedal released).
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Richard BrownSep 23, 2025
What does it mean if the battery LEDs in fig. 13.F turn ON and OFF in sequence on my Stiga MPST 84 Li 48 V1?
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  Nicole DavidsonSep 23, 2025
  This indicates a communication error between on-board electronic modules. Switch off the machine and repeat the starting procedure.
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Linda BrownAug 31, 2025
Why is my Stiga MPST 84 Li 48 V1 Lawn Mower not switching on?
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  Jennifer BrownAug 31, 2025
  The machine may not switch on due to a low battery. Charge the battery.

Summary

General Information

How to Read This Manual

Guide on understanding manual conventions and symbols.

General Machine Safety Warnings

General Safety Warnings

Essential safety rules for operating the machine.

Electrical Safety

Personal Safety

Using and Looking After Power Tools

Using and Looking After Battery-Operated Tools

Technical Assistance

Safety Warnings for Ride-on Lawn Mower with Seated Operator

Training

Familiarization with controls and proper machine usage.

Preliminary Operations

Checks and operations before starting mowing.

During Operation

Guidelines for safe operation while the machine is running.

Maintenance, Storage

Proper care and storage to ensure safety and performance.

Environmental Protection

Guidelines for responsible disposal of machine parts and packaging.

About the Machine

Machine Description and Intended Use

Overview of the machine's purpose and components.

Intended Use

Specific applications and functions the machine is designed for.

Improper Use

Examples of incorrect usage that can cause harm or damage.

Type of Users

Defines the intended user profile for the machine.

Safety Signs

Explanation of symbols and their meanings for safe operation.

Identification Label

Main Components

Assembly

Assembly Components

List of parts included in the packaging for assembly.

Steering Wheel Assembly

Step-by-step instructions for assembling the steering wheel.

Seat Assembly

Instructions for fitting the operator's seat.

Mounting the Rear Bumper

Procedure for attaching the rear bumper assembly.

Side Discharge Chute Assembly (for models with side discharge only)

Steps for installing the side discharge chute.

Fitting of the Side Reinforcements of the Cutting Means Assembly (for models with side discharge only, if available)

Instructions for attaching side reinforcements to the cutting assembly.

Mounting and Completing of the Rear Plate (only for models with rear grass catcher)

Steps for mounting the rear plate and related components.

Mounting of the Grass Catcher (only for models with rear grass catcher) (only for models of type “III”)

Procedure for attaching the grass catcher.

Controls

Key Ignition Switch

Explains the function of the key switch for machine ignition.

Drive Pedal

How to use the drive pedal for forward, reverse, and parking.

Transmission Engagement; Disengagement Lever

Operation of the lever for moving the machine manually.

Cutting Height Adjustment

How to adjust the cutting height using levers or buttons.

Adjustment Buttons (only for models of type“III”)

How to adjust cutting height using buttons for Type III models.

Emergency Button

Function and use of the emergency stop button.

Auxiliary Socket for USB Accessories

Information about the USB port for charging accessories.

Warning Buzzers

Explains the meaning of different buzzer signals.

Tipping Lever for Grass Catcher (if available, only for models with rear grass catcher)

Lever for easily emptying the grass catcher.

Pushbutton Panel

Overview of the different pushbutton panel types.

Pushbutton Panel (Type “I”) fig. 13

Controls for machine start and cutting engagement for Type I.

Pushbutton Panel (Type “II”) fig. 13

Controls for machine start and cutting engagement for Type II.

Pushbutton Panel (Type “III”) fig. 13

Controls for machine start and cutting engagement for Type III.

Cutting Means Operating Speed Selector Button

Selects cutting speed modes (ECO, NORMAL, BOOST).

Cutting Height Adjustment Buttons

Buttons for raising or lowering the cutting means assembly.

Grass Catcher Open; Close Buttons

Buttons to open and close the grass catcher.

Cruise Control Button

Activates/deactivates cruise control for maintaining speed.

Using the Machine

Preliminary Operations

Checks and operations before starting mowing.

Checking the Battery

Instructions for checking the battery charge level.

Seat Adjustment

How to adjust the operator's seat position.

Tyre Pressure

Procedure for checking and adjusting tyre pressure.

Preparing the Machine Before Starting Work

Steps to prepare the machine for different mowing methods.

Positioning the Anti-Scalping Wheels

Adjusting anti-scalping wheels for ground contour.

Safety Checks

Checklist for ensuring the machine is safe to operate.

General Safety Check

Checklist for ensuring the machine is safe to operate.

Control of Safety Devices

How safety devices prevent or stop operation.

Using on Slopes

Safety precautions and techniques for mowing on slopes.

Start-Up

Step-by-step guide to starting the machine.

Operation

Instructions for operating the machine during mowing.

Drive and Transfers

How to move the machine and control speed.

Grass Cutting

Instructions and tips for effective grass cutting.

Suggestions for Maintaining a Nice Lawn

Advice for achieving a well-maintained lawn.

Emptying of the Grass Catcher (for rear collection models only)

Procedure for emptying the grass catcher.

Cleaning the Discharge Chute (for rear collection models only)

How to clean a clogged discharge chute.

Mowing Completed

Actions to take after finishing mowing.

Stop

How to properly stop the machine.

After Use

Steps to take after completing operation and before storage.

Routine Maintenance

General Information

Introduction to routine maintenance procedures.

Battery

Information about the machine's battery.

Battery Power Reserve

Factors affecting battery life and optimization tips.

Recharge the Battery

Instructions and precautions for charging the battery.

Anti-Scalping Wheels

How to adjust anti-scalping wheels for ground contour.

Cleaning

Steps for cleaning the machine and its components.

Cleaning the Machine

Steps for cleaning the exterior and components of the machine.

Cleaning the Discharge Chute (for rear collection models only)

How to clean a clogged discharge chute.

Cleaning the Grass Catcher (only for rear grass catchers of type I and II)

Procedure for cleaning the grass catcher.

Cleaning the Grass Catcher (only for rear grass catchers of type II)

Procedure for cleaning grass catcher for Type II models.

Cleaning the Cutting Means Assembly

Instructions for thoroughly cleaning the cutting assembly.

Lubrication

Guide for lubricating key machine parts.

Nuts and Bolts

Importance of keeping nuts and bolts tight for safety.

Occasional Maintenance

Safety Recommendations

When to contact authorized service for malfunctions.

Cutting Means Assembly; Cutting Means

Information related to the cutting assembly and blades.

Aligning the Cutting Means Assembly

How to adjust the cutting assembly for an even cut.

Cutting Means

Importance of sharp cutting means for lawn health.

Replacing Front; Rear Wheels

Instructions for replacing front or rear wheels.

Preliminary Operations

Preparations before changing wheels.

Choice and Positioning of the Jack on the Rear Wheels

How to safely position a jack for rear wheel changes.

Choice and Positioning of the Jack on the Front Wheels

How to safely position a jack for front wheel changes.

Changing the Wheel

Step-by-step guide to changing a wheel.

Repairing or Changing Tyres

Information on tyre repair and replacement.

Replacing LED Lamps

Instructions for replacing LED lamps.

LED Type I

Procedure for replacing Type I LED lamps.

LED Type II (Bayonet Type)

Procedure for replacing Type II LED lamps.

Storage

Handling and Transport

Assistance and Repairs

Warranty Coverage

Maintenance Table

Troubleshooting

Attachments

Mulching Kit

Description of the mulching kit and its function.

Battery Charger (Fast Charge)

Information about the battery charger and its benefits.

Towing Kit

Details on the towing kit for trailers.

Canvas Cover

Information about the protective cover.

Rear Discharge Guard Kit

Description of the rear discharge guard kit.

Snow Chains 18

Benefits of using snow chains for traction.

18 Mud; Snow Wheels

Information on mud/snow wheels for improved traction.

Trailer

Details on the trailer accessory.

Sprinkler

Information about the sprinkler attachment.

Leaf and Grass Collector

Description of the leaf and grass collector.

Snow Blade

Information on the snow blade attachment.

Summary

General Information

How to Read This Manual

Guide on understanding manual conventions and symbols.

General Machine Safety Warnings

General Safety Warnings

Essential safety rules for operating the machine.

Electrical Safety

Personal Safety

Using and Looking After Power Tools

Using and Looking After Battery-Operated Tools

Technical Assistance

Safety Warnings for Ride-on Lawn Mower with Seated Operator

Training

Familiarization with controls and proper machine usage.

Preliminary Operations

Checks and operations before starting mowing.

During Operation

Guidelines for safe operation while the machine is running.

Maintenance, Storage

Proper care and storage to ensure safety and performance.

Environmental Protection

Guidelines for responsible disposal of machine parts and packaging.

About the Machine

Machine Description and Intended Use

Overview of the machine's purpose and components.

Intended Use

Specific applications and functions the machine is designed for.

Improper Use

Examples of incorrect usage that can cause harm or damage.

Type of Users

Defines the intended user profile for the machine.

Safety Signs

Explanation of symbols and their meanings for safe operation.

Identification Label

Main Components

Assembly

Assembly Components

List of parts included in the packaging for assembly.

Steering Wheel Assembly

Step-by-step instructions for assembling the steering wheel.

Seat Assembly

Instructions for fitting the operator's seat.

Mounting the Rear Bumper

Procedure for attaching the rear bumper assembly.

Side Discharge Chute Assembly (for models with side discharge only)

Steps for installing the side discharge chute.

Fitting of the Side Reinforcements of the Cutting Means Assembly (for models with side discharge only, if available)

Instructions for attaching side reinforcements to the cutting assembly.

Mounting and Completing of the Rear Plate (only for models with rear grass catcher)

Steps for mounting the rear plate and related components.

Mounting of the Grass Catcher (only for models with rear grass catcher) (only for models of type “III”)

Procedure for attaching the grass catcher.

Controls

Key Ignition Switch

Explains the function of the key switch for machine ignition.

Drive Pedal

How to use the drive pedal for forward, reverse, and parking.

Transmission Engagement; Disengagement Lever

Operation of the lever for moving the machine manually.

Cutting Height Adjustment

How to adjust the cutting height using levers or buttons.

Adjustment Buttons (only for models of type“III”)

How to adjust cutting height using buttons for Type III models.

Emergency Button

Function and use of the emergency stop button.

Auxiliary Socket for USB Accessories

Information about the USB port for charging accessories.

Warning Buzzers

Explains the meaning of different buzzer signals.

Tipping Lever for Grass Catcher (if available, only for models with rear grass catcher)

Lever for easily emptying the grass catcher.

Pushbutton Panel

Overview of the different pushbutton panel types.

Pushbutton Panel (Type “I”) fig. 13

Controls for machine start and cutting engagement for Type I.

Pushbutton Panel (Type “II”) fig. 13

Controls for machine start and cutting engagement for Type II.

Pushbutton Panel (Type “III”) fig. 13

Controls for machine start and cutting engagement for Type III.

Cutting Means Operating Speed Selector Button

Selects cutting speed modes (ECO, NORMAL, BOOST).

Cutting Height Adjustment Buttons

Buttons for raising or lowering the cutting means assembly.

Grass Catcher Open; Close Buttons

Buttons to open and close the grass catcher.

Cruise Control Button

Activates/deactivates cruise control for maintaining speed.

Using the Machine

Preliminary Operations

Checks and operations before starting mowing.

Checking the Battery

Instructions for checking the battery charge level.

Seat Adjustment

How to adjust the operator's seat position.

Tyre Pressure

Procedure for checking and adjusting tyre pressure.

Preparing the Machine Before Starting Work

Steps to prepare the machine for different mowing methods.

Positioning the Anti-Scalping Wheels

Adjusting anti-scalping wheels for ground contour.

Safety Checks

Checklist for ensuring the machine is safe to operate.

General Safety Check

Checklist for ensuring the machine is safe to operate.

Control of Safety Devices

How safety devices prevent or stop operation.

Using on Slopes

Safety precautions and techniques for mowing on slopes.

Start-Up

Step-by-step guide to starting the machine.

Operation

Instructions for operating the machine during mowing.

Drive and Transfers

How to move the machine and control speed.

Grass Cutting

Instructions and tips for effective grass cutting.

Suggestions for Maintaining a Nice Lawn

Advice for achieving a well-maintained lawn.

Emptying of the Grass Catcher (for rear collection models only)

Procedure for emptying the grass catcher.

Cleaning the Discharge Chute (for rear collection models only)

How to clean a clogged discharge chute.

Mowing Completed

Actions to take after finishing mowing.

Stop

How to properly stop the machine.

After Use

Steps to take after completing operation and before storage.

Routine Maintenance

General Information

Introduction to routine maintenance procedures.

Battery

Information about the machine's battery.

Battery Power Reserve

Factors affecting battery life and optimization tips.

Recharge the Battery

Instructions and precautions for charging the battery.

Anti-Scalping Wheels

How to adjust anti-scalping wheels for ground contour.

Cleaning

Steps for cleaning the machine and its components.

Cleaning the Machine

Steps for cleaning the exterior and components of the machine.

Cleaning the Discharge Chute (for rear collection models only)

How to clean a clogged discharge chute.

Cleaning the Grass Catcher (only for rear grass catchers of type I and II)

Procedure for cleaning the grass catcher.

Cleaning the Grass Catcher (only for rear grass catchers of type II)

Procedure for cleaning grass catcher for Type II models.

Cleaning the Cutting Means Assembly

Instructions for thoroughly cleaning the cutting assembly.

Lubrication

Guide for lubricating key machine parts.

Nuts and Bolts

Importance of keeping nuts and bolts tight for safety.

Occasional Maintenance

Safety Recommendations

When to contact authorized service for malfunctions.

Cutting Means Assembly; Cutting Means

Information related to the cutting assembly and blades.

Aligning the Cutting Means Assembly

How to adjust the cutting assembly for an even cut.

Cutting Means

Importance of sharp cutting means for lawn health.

Replacing Front; Rear Wheels

Instructions for replacing front or rear wheels.

Preliminary Operations

Preparations before changing wheels.

Choice and Positioning of the Jack on the Rear Wheels

How to safely position a jack for rear wheel changes.

Choice and Positioning of the Jack on the Front Wheels

How to safely position a jack for front wheel changes.

Changing the Wheel

Step-by-step guide to changing a wheel.

Repairing or Changing Tyres

Information on tyre repair and replacement.

Replacing LED Lamps

Instructions for replacing LED lamps.

LED Type I

Procedure for replacing Type I LED lamps.

LED Type II (Bayonet Type)

Procedure for replacing Type II LED lamps.

Storage

Handling and Transport

Assistance and Repairs

Warranty Coverage

Maintenance Table

Troubleshooting

Attachments

Mulching Kit

Description of the mulching kit and its function.

Battery Charger (Fast Charge)

Information about the battery charger and its benefits.

Towing Kit

Details on the towing kit for trailers.

Canvas Cover

Information about the protective cover.

Rear Discharge Guard Kit

Description of the rear discharge guard kit.

Snow Chains 18

Benefits of using snow chains for traction.

18 Mud; Snow Wheels

Information on mud/snow wheels for improved traction.

Trailer

Details on the trailer accessory.

Sprinkler

Information about the sprinkler attachment.

Leaf and Grass Collector

Description of the leaf and grass collector.

Snow Blade

Information on the snow blade attachment.