Operating The Machine; Starting The Engine - EMAK EF 92S/13H Manual Del Usuario

5. OPERATING THE MACHINE

Good information to know before starting your mower for the first time:
The mower is equipped with safety contacts that are triggered:
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- by a switch located below the seat
- a switch mounted in the grass catcher or deflector
- the grass catcher fill switch
- the brake pedal switch
The engine automatically stops if the operator leaves the seat and the machine is not
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secured by the parking brake.
The engine can be started only when the mowing mechanism is turned off and the grass
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catcher or deflector is installed and the brake pedal is pressed. The deflector prevents
clippings from entering the intake tube to the grass catcher.
5.1 INSPECTING BEFORE STARTUP
Before starting the mower, check the following:
The engine oil level (
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The battery status (
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The fuel level (
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The tyre pressure (
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5.2 STARTING THE ENGINE

a) Step on the brake pedal.
b) Set the mowing mechanism height lever to position "6".
c) On motorized machines, open the fuel cap (only on machines with 15.5-hp BS15 engines).
d) Set the accelerator lever as follows:
- On machines with 2-cylinder engines, to the "MAX" position
- On machines with 1-cylinder engines, to the "STARTER" position
e) Pull out the starter (only on engines with 16 hp or more)
f) Turn the key to the "Start engine" position to turn on the ignition. Let go of the key after starting. The
key will automatically return to the "Ignition ON" position.
As soon as the engine turns over, let go of the ignition key. The starting time must not
exceed 10 seconds. Otherwise the switch may be damaged.
Never use fixed external starters to start the machine. This could damage the
electrical wiring. It is possible to connect a higher capacity 12V battery.
g) Plug in the starter (only on machines with 2-cylinder engines)
h) Slowly move the accelerator lever to "MIN" position.
Let the engine run for a few minutes before engaging the mowing mechanism.
- Never let the engine run in a closed or badly ventilated area. Exhaust gases can endanger
your health.
- Keep your feet, hands and loose clothing away from exhaust and moving parts.
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