After Operation; Stopping The Machine - Stiga CP1 430 Li 48 series Operator's Manual

6.4 OPERATION
IMPORTANT When working, always keep a safe dis-
tance from the cutting means, given by the length of the
handle.
The battery power reserve (and therefore the lawn surface
to be mown before recharging) depends on many factors,
described in (par. 7.2.1).
During use, the charge status of the batteries is dis-
played (remaining charge percentage) (Fig.10.E).
IMPORTANT If the motor stops because it is overheated
while mowing, you must wait approximately 5 minutes be-
fore restarting it.
6.4.1 Grass cutting
1. Start moving forward and mowing the grass area.
2. Adjust speed and cutting height (para 5.3) in rela-
tion to lawn conditions (grass height, density and
humidity) and the amount of grass to be cut.
For traction models (par. 5.2.3): It is recommended to
avoid mowing on slopes with a degree higher than 15°.
3. The appearance of the lawn will improve if you al-
ternate cutting in both directions at the same height
(Fig.20).
For side discharge: it is recommended to follow a path
so as to avoid discharging the cut grass from the part of
the lawn that is yet to be mown.
For mulching or rear grass discharge:
• Always avoid removing a large quantity of grass. Never
cut more than one third of the total grass height per
single pass (Fig.20).
• Keep the chassis clean (par. 7.3.1).
6.4.2 Grass catcher emptying
For grass catcher with contents indicator device:
Lifted = empty.
that the grass catcher is full and must be emptied.
To remove and empty the grass catcher:
1. Wait until the cutting means stops;
2. Remove the grass catcher (Fig.25.A).
6.5

STOPPING THE MACHINE

To stop the machine:
Release the operator presence lever (Fig.21 A).
1.
2. For models that require using a power button for
starting, use the power button (fig. 18.A).
3. Wait until the cutting means stops.
After stopping the machine, it will take a few sec-
onds for the cutting means to stop.
Lowered = full*.
EN - 7
IMPORTANT Always stop the machine.
• When moving between work areas.
• When driving on grass free surfaces.
• Every time it is necessary to overcome an obstacle.
• Before adjusting the cutting height.
• Any time the grass catcher is removed or refitted.
• Any time the side discharge chute (if available) is re-
moved or refitted.
•
6.6

AFTER OPERATION

1. Clean (para. 7.3).
2. If necessary, replace damaged components and tighten
any slack screws and bolts.
IMPORTANT Remove the safety key whenever the ma-
chine is unused or left unattended.
7. MAINTENANCE
7.1 GENERAL INFORMATION
The safety regulations to follow are described in
chap. 2. Strictly comply with these instructions to avoid
serious risks or dangers.
Before commencing any inspections, cleaning or
maintenance/adjustments on the machine:
• Stop the machine.
• Remove the safety key, (never leave the key insert-
ed or within the reach of children or unauthorised
persons).
• Make sure that all moving parts have come to a com-
plete stop.
• Allow the motor to cool before storing in an enclosed
space.
• Read the relevant instructions.
• Use suitable clothing, protective gloves and gog-
gles.
• The frequency and types of maintenance are summarised
in the "Maintenance Table". The table will help you main-
tain your machine's safety and performance. It summaris-
es the main interventions to be made and the frequency
applicable to each of them. Carry out the relevant task as
soon as it is scheduled to be performed.
• The use of non-genuine and/or incorrectly assembled
spare parts and attachments could adversely affect
machine operation and safety. The manufacturer shall
decline all liability in the event of injuries or damages
caused by such parts.
• Genuine spare parts are supplied by Authorised Assis-
tance Centres and Dealers.
IMPORTANT Any maintenance and adjustment opera-
tions not described in this manual must be carried out by
your Authorised Service Centre.
7.2 BATTERY
7.2.1 Battery power reserve
Battery power reserve (and therefore the lawn surface
that can be mown before recharging is required) mainly
depends on:
a. Environmental factors that cause higher energy
requirements: