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Remove the grass catcher, the side discharge 
chute or mulching attachment (if provided), rinse 
and place them where they can dry quickly.
b) To clean the upper part of the cutting-means 
assembly:
–    l ower the cutting-means assembly completely 
(position «1»);
–    b low a jet of compressed air through the right 
and left guard openings. Fig. 5.13)
5.4.11 Storage and inactivity for
long periods
If you intend not to use the machine for a long 
period (more than 1 month), disconnect the 
battery cables and follow the instructions in the 
engine instruction manual.
Fig. 5.14)  Close the fuel stopcock (1).
Remove the clamp (2) using pliers, reconnect 
the tube (3) and empty the tank collecting all the 
fuel in a suitable container.
Open the tap (1) and start the engine, leaving 
it running till it stops because all fuel left in the
tubes and carburettor has been used up.
Reconnect the tube (3) making sure you posi-
tion the clamp properly (2).
Put the machine away in a dry, sheltered place 
and preferably covered with a cloth (see 8.5).
IMPORTANT The battery must be kept in a
cool and dry place. Before a long storage period
(more than 1 month), always charge the bat-
tery, and then recharge before using again (see
6.2.3).
The next time the machine is used, check that 
there are no fuel leaks from the tubes, fuel stop-
cock or carburettor.
5.5 USING ON SLOPES (Fig. 5.15)
Observe the indicated limits (max 10° - 17%). 
WARNING!
Take care when beginning
forward movement on sloping ground to
prevent the risk of tipping up. Reduce the
forward speed before going on a slope, par-
ticularly downhill.
DANGER!
Never switch to reverse gear
to decrease speed when going downhill: this
could cause loss of control of the machine,
especially on slippery ground.
Mechanical transmission
DANGER!
Never ride the machine on
slopes in neutral or with the clutch out!
All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com
1.    T o keep a lawn green and soft with a good 
2.  It is always better to cut the grass when dry.
3.    T he cutting means must be in good condition 
4.    T he engine must run at full speed, both to 
5.    T he frequency of mowing should be in rela-
6.    D uring hot and dry periods, the grass should 
7.    T he best height of the grass on a well-kept 
8.    T he appearance of the lawn will improve if 
9.    I f the collector system tends to get blocked 
10.    B e very careful when mowing near bushes 
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Always shift into a low gear before leav-
ing the machine at a standstill and unat-
tended.
Hydrostatic transmission:
Drive down slopes with your foot off the drive 
pedal (see  4.22) to use the braking effect of 
the hydrostatic transmission when the trans-
mission is not engaged.

5.6 SUGGESTIONS FOR MAINTAINING

A NICE LAWN
appearance, it should be cut regularly with-
out damaging the grass. A lawn can be com-
posed of different types of grass. If the lawn 
is cut frequently, grass and roots grow more 
vigorously, forming a solid grassy bed. If the 
lawn is cut is less frequently, higher grass 
and weeds start growing (clover and daisies, 
etc.).
and well sharpened so that the grass is cut 
straight without a ragged edge that leads to 
yellowing at the ends.
ensure a sharp cut of the grass and to get the
necessary thrust to push the cuttings through 
the collector channel.
tion to the rate of growth of the grass, which 
should not be left to grow too much between 
one cut and the next.
be cut a little higher to prevent the ground
from drying out.
lawn is approx. 4-5 cm. and with one mowing, 
you do not need to remove more than a third 
of the total height. If the grass is very tall, 
it should be cut twice in a twenty-four hour 
period. The first time with the cutting means 
at maximum cutting height, possibly reducing 
the cutting width and the second cut at the 
height desired. Fig. 5.16) 
you alternate the cutting in both directions. 
Fig. 5.17)
with grass, you should reduce the forward 
speed as it may be too high for the condi-
tion of the grass. If the problem persists, the 
probable causes are either badly sharpened 
cutting means or deformed fins.

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