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When mowing in high grass, you should select a higher cutting
adjustment first. Then mow with the usual adjustment.
Lumpy grass and chockings inside the discarge tunnel effect a
throttling or stop of the motor. In such cases, you should mow at
least one step higher.
Should the motor have stopped due to the conditions inside the
mower housing and stall when restarting, it is absolutely neces-
sary to clear grass clippings from the mowing tunnel (Fig. 18).
To clean the mower, remove the spark plug connec-
tor.
Change the mowing direction frequently (Fig. 19).
In case of an unsatisfactory mowing result:
1. Resharpen the blade (be sure to keep the blade balanced).
2. Mow at a slower pace.
3. Increase the cutting height by one or two steps.
4. Mow your lawn in shorter intervals.
5. Mow only 2/3 or half the mowing width, in order to give the
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mower the opportunity to discharge the clippings.
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Mowing with the grass-collecting device
Never remove the grass-collecting device while the
motor is running - danger of injury!
1. Ensure that the motor and the blade stand still. Remove
the Recycler-plug!
2. Clean the grass ejection area from grass rests (Fig. 18).
3. Hang the grass-collecting device into the mounting on the
mower housing (Fig. 20).
4. Close the ejection door up to the grass-collecting device.
To empty the grass-collecting device, turn the motor off and
wait until the blade stands still.
Disconnect the spark plug connector when leaving the
mower.
Remove the grass-collecting device and tilt it a bit to the back so
that no grass will fall out.
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Dump the full grass-collecting device by shaking it slightly (fig. 21).
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