Tabla de contenido
Idiomas disponibles
Idiomas disponibles
G
B
BEFORE MOWING: PREPARATION
FITTING THE HANDLEBAR
Fastening and adjusting
the handlebar to the requi-
red height:
- Unfold the handlebar and fix
the lower part by tightening
the buttons (fig. 1).
- Adjust the handlebar to the
height required (fig. 2).
- Raise the top section of the
handlebar and fasten it by
tightening the butterfly nuts
(fig. 3).
GRASS BAG
Fastening the chute onto the
grass bag flap:
- Engage the chute in the
opening through the back of
the flap (fig. 4) and position it
(fig. 5).
- Press from the back to
ensure it locks onto the flap
(fig. 6).
Keep
away from the hinges to
avoid injury.
EXTENSION CABLE
What sort of extension cable
to use?
Use a flexible cable with 2
or 3 conductors with a mini-
68
AND FAMILIARISATION
mum section of 1 mm
minimum quality of insulation
corresponding to designation
H05-RN-F or H05-VV-F, and
of a length suited to your gar-
den.
Do not use several extension
cables one connected to the
other. Never use an extension
cable longer than 50 m.
smaller section or longer
length
effect of causing an abnor-
mal drop in voltage. The
motor would overheat and
risk serious damage.
The mobile plug on the exten-
sion cable must not be lighter
than the one on your lawn-
mower (230 V~ / 16 A), and
it must be protected against
splashing water.
We recommend the use of
Outils WOLF's special gar-
your
fingers
den use overmoulded cable,
available in lengths 25 m and
50 m (ref. VV25 and VV50).
the power cable is in good
condition. Never use a cable
showing signs of damage or
ageing.
with a
2
Using a cable with a
would
have
the
Before each use, check
Cable connection:
- Unwind the cable comple-
tely and lay it in loops on the
ground.
- Before connecting up the
extension, inspect it along
all its length and ensure its
sheath is undamaged (cuts,
cracks, ...).
WARNING! Never connect a
damaged cable to the mains.
A damaged cable can lead
to contact with live parts and
cause an electric shock.
- Connect the mobile plug on
the cable to the starter unit
and attach the snap hook to
the cable holder ring (fig. 7).
To fix a cable without a snap
hook, pass a loop through
the cable holder (fig. 8).
- Connect the cable to a
230V~ mains socket. Your
lawnmower has class II insu-
lation and can therefore be
connected to a non-earthed
socket.
Recommendation:
To connect your lawnmower,
you must use a power cir-
cuit protected by a residual
current device (RCD), with a
breaking current not excee-
ding 30 mA.
Tabla de contenido
