Battery Charger; Lawn Mower - Husqvarna LC 142i Manual De Usuario

Battery charger

LED on the battery
charger
The error LED flash-
es.
The error LED is on.

Lawn mower

The warning indicator (error LED) is found below the
battery lid.
Problem Error LED (number
of flashes)
Error LED flashes. 5
The product does
not operate cor-
rectly.
6
10
Error LED flashes. 0
The product stops.
3
8
9
12
1
Only for LC 142iS
18
Cause
The temperature in the work en-
vironment is too high or too low.
Cause
The blade is blocked.
The motor speed drops too
much, and the motor stops.
1
The wheels or transmission is
blocked.
The motor control is too hot.
Battery connector failure.
There is overload in the mo-
tor.
The battery is weak.
Battery error or no signal from
battery.
Incorrect start procedure. The
motor brake handle has been
engaged before the motor
starts.
Solution
Use the battery charger in temperatures between 5 °C -
40 °C.
Speak to an approved service agent.
Solution
Turn the safety key to 0 to prevent acci-
dental start. Remove the battery and
wait a minimum of 5 seconds. Remove
possible obstacles and make sure that
the blade can rotate freely. If the prob-
lem continues, speak to an approved
service agent.
Increase the cutting height. Refer to
set the cutting height on page 14 .
Turn the safety key to 0 to prevent acci-
dental start. Remove the battery and
wait a minimum of 5 seconds. Remove
the possible obstacles and make sure
that the wheels can rotate freely. If the
problem continues, speak to an ap-
proved service agent.
Stop the motor and wait until it has be-
come cool.
Examine the battery connector.
Increase the cutting height. Refer to
set the cutting height on page 14 .
Charge the battery. Refer to
the battery on page 14 .
Put the battery in the product correctly
and examine the battery connector. If the
error LED on the battery flashes. Refer
Battery charger on page 18 .
to
Release the motor brake handle and
wait approximately 5 seconds. Push the
motor brake handle down again to start
the product.
To
To
To charge
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