Stiga Lawn Mower El 33 Instruction Manual

							DEUTSCHD
El 33
8211-0207-08 
						

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INFORMATION OM STRØMFORBRUG
Flere og flere maskiner, som f.eks. plæneklippere, højtryksrensere pumper
og kompostkværne bliver elektriske. Det gør de bl.a. fordi dette som helhed
giver et bedre miljø; ingen udstødning, lavere støjniveau, lettere vedligehol-
delse, ingen startproblemer.
For at disse maskiner skal kunne have samme virkningsgrad som f.eks. ben-
zindrevne, bruger de flere watt end man normalt bruger når man anvender
elektriske husholdningsapparater, således finder man et wattforbrug fra 500
op til 2500 watt.
Det store wattforbrug betyder at der skal flere amp. til.
Således kan man regne med at der fra ca. 1300 watt skal bruges 10 amp. si-
kringer og over ca. 2000 watt skal der bruges 16 amp.
Hvor mange amp. der skal bruges afhænger af hvor stor en motor der sidder
på pågældende maskine, hvor mange watt (hk) maskinen bruger, hvor stor
en startstrøm og/eller brugsstrøm og hvilken ledning man bruger.Jo flere watt maskinen skal have igennem en ledning jo tykkere skal ledning-
en være, og ligeledes jo længere ledningen skal være jo tykkere skal den
også være. Har man problemer med for lidt strøm = for få amp. springer si-
kringen
Fejlen kan være :
- For få amp. til den pågældende maskine.
- Har man 10 amp. kan gruppen være belastet af andre elektriske apparater
og der er således ikke alle 10 amp. til rådighed.
- Ledningen er for tynd og/eller for lang.
Fejlen kan afhjælpes ved:
- at anvende en 16 amp. gruppe, man kan i dag tage 220 volt 16 amp. ud af
380 volt (dette kræver hjælp fra en elektriker)
- at anvende en 13 amp. sikring der sættes i hvor der nu er 10 amp.
- at sørge for at intet andet er tændt på gruppen når man skal køre maskinen.
- at bruge en tykkere Iedning vi anbefaler en 1,5 mm
2, en almindelig hus-
holdningslening er ca. 0,5 - 0,7 mm2. 
						

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SYMBOLS
The following symbols are displayed on the ma-
chine in order to remind you about the safety pre-
cautions and attention necessary when using the
machine.
The symbols mean:
Warning! Read the Instruction Book and
Safety Manual before using the machine.
Warning! Keep spectators away. Beware of
objects being flung out.
Warning! Before starting any repair work,
disconnect the plug from the wall socket.
Warning! Keep the extension cord away
from the cutting deck.
Warning! Do not put hands or feet under the
cover of the machine when it is running.
Warning! The blades continue to rotate
even after the machine has been switched
off.
ASSEMBLING
PARTS TO ASSEMBLE
STOP
Wheel
Steering type I
2x
1x1x
2x2x4x
4x
2x
Steering type II
1x1x1
x
2x2x4x
4x
2x
Steering type III 
						

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TOOLS FOR ASSEMBLEY
WHEELS/CUTTING HEIGHT (fig. 4)
1. Insert the wheel bolt A in the hub cap B.
2. Snap-on the centre cup C.
3. Fit the wheel in one of the fixing plates four po-
sitions.
4. Tighten securely by hand using the finger-grip
holes in the hub cap.
NOTE! The same cutting height should be set on all
four wheels.
STEERING TYPE I (fig. 1)
1. Insert a steering tube into the bracket on the left-
hand side as illustrated.
2. Slide in the steerings upper section.
3. Turn the entire steering in the opposite direction
as illustrated.
4. Insert the other steering tube into the upper sec-
tion.
5. Insert the steering tube into the bracket on the
right-hand side.
6. Turn back the entire steering into the upright po-
sition.
7. Fit the screws. Tighten securely.
8. Secure the electrical cable into the cable holder.
9. Fix the electrical cable using a cable tie.
STEERING TYPE II (fig. 2)
1 . Insert the steering shaft into the handlebar arch.
2. Fit the screws. Tighten securely.
3. Press the steering sockets into the holes in the
chassis.
4. Fit the screws. Tighten securely.
5. Attach the handlebar to the steering sockets us-
ing screws, washers and locking knobs. The han-
dlebar can be tilted forward by loosening the
locking knobs slightly. The mower will then take
up less space during transportation.
6. Secure the electrical cable into the cable holder.7. Fix the electrical cable using a cable tie.
STEERING TYPE III (fig. 3)
1. Make sure that the holes in the handle are on the
right side. Align the pins on the switch with the
holes in the handle. Make sure that the cable
does not get caught and that the button is on the
outside. Carefully clamp the mount so that it fits
securely around the handle.
Install the screws. Tighten properly.
2. Press the handle mounts down into the holes in
the chassis.
3. Install the screws. Tighten properly.
4. Install the handle on the handle mounts with
screws, washers and locking wheels. By un-
screwing the locking wheels a little, the handle
can be folded forward. The mower then takes
up less room e.g. during transport.
5. Secure the power cable with cable ties.
GRASS COLLECTOR (fig. 5)
Snap-together the grass collectors upper and lower
parts.
Open the cover on the machine and hook the grass
collector onto the chassis.
NOTE! The lawn mower can be used without the
grass collector. The grass will then collect in a bead
behind the machine.
USING THE MOWER
CONNECTION (fig. 6, 7)
Only use an extension cable that is approved for
outdoor use with a maximum length of 50 m. It
should not be lighter than type 245 IEC 53
(H05RR-F) or 227 IEC 53 (H05VV-F). If you are
unsure of anything, please contact your dealer.
To increase safety the lawn mower should be con-
nected to an earth-fault breaker.
Support the extension cable in the cable support on
the steering.
START/STOP (fig. 8)
Start the mower on flat, solid ground. Do not start
in long grass. Press on the steering so that the front
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resistance.
Starting the motor:
1. Press the button
2. Pull the handle towards the steering.
Stopping the motor:Release the handle.
CUTTING (fig. 9)
Always cut away from the cable.
Empty the grass collector in good time so that the
grass deflector does not get blocked and reduce
grass collection capacity.
To avoid overloading the motor, do not push the
mower too quickly in long grass.
MAINTENANCE
CHANGING BLADES (fig. 10)
Always pull out the plug before carrying out main-
tenance, cleaning or other actions on the machine.
Wear protective gloves. Loosen the blade bolts us-
ing a 26 mm spanner. Fit a new blade. Tightening
torque 15 Nm.
Always use genuine spare parts.
CLEANING AND STORAGE (fig. 11)
Always wipe or brush off the mower after use.
The cold air intake around the motor casing should
always be kept free from grass and dirt so that the
motor does not overheat.
The underside of the chassis can be scraped clean.
Never rinse with water.
The mower should be stored in the dry.