Cleaning Your Mower; Removing And Attaching The Blade - Recharge Mower PMLI-14 Safety, Assembly, Operating And Maintenance Instructions

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Two green lights go on, mid battery capacity
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Three green lights go on, full battery capacity
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Red light indicates the battery temperature is too high. Please wait until the red light is off before
restarting the charging process. (See figure 14 and 15)
WARNING! ALWAYS switch off the mower, remove safety key from its socket and remove battery
before performing any adjustments, maintenance, blade change or repairs to your mower.

1. Cleaning Your Mower

Periodically clean your mower to ensure peak performance.
Supplies needed:
Clean cloth or sponge
Mild soap or detergent (if needed)
Soft nylon brush (if needed)
1. Remove the safety key from its socket and remove battery.
2. Only use a dry cloth or sponge for cleaning the battery pack.
3. Only use a dry cloth or sponge to clean the battery pack seat.
4. Using a damp cloth or sponge with a mild soap or detergent, clean the mower. Never use water, gasoline,
solvents or other petroleum-based or solvent-based products when cleaning — remember, this is an electric
mower.
5. Use a soft nylon brush or non-metallic scrubbing pad to remove any clippings that have accumulated on the
underside of the deck and in the rear discharge plate. Do not use a wire brush; it will scratch and harm the
surface of your mower.
6. You may use water to clean the grass catcher bag, but not the mower itself. For proper grass collection, make
sure the grass catcher bag is clean and the mesh holes are not clogged. Allow the grass catcher bag to dry
thoroughly before using it again.
Note: A wet grass catcher bag will clog quickly and hamper grass collection.

2. Removing and Attaching the Blade

You must remove the blade to sharpen it or to change to a spare blade. Always check the blade for
sharpness, damage and tightness before and after each use. Replace the blade promptly if it has been bent or
damaged. Only use a replacement blade from the manufacturer.
Figure 17
Maintaining and Storing
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