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with open sandals. This reduces
the risk of foot injury when coming into
contact with the rotating mower blade.
i) Always wear long trousers
when operating the lawn mo-
wer. Bare skin increases the likelihood
of injury from ejected parts.
j) Do not operate the mower in
wet grass. Walk while doing so,
never run. This reduces the risk of
slipping and falling, which could lead
to injuries.
k) Do not operate the lawn mower
on excessively steep slopes. This
reduces the risk of losing control, slip-
ping and falling, which could lead to
injury.
l)
When working on slopes, make
sure you have a secure footing;
always work across the slope,
never up or down, and be ext-
remely careful when changing
the direction of work. This reduces
the risk of losing control, slipping and
falling, which could lead to injury.
m) Be especially careful when mo-
wing in reverse or when pulling
the mower towards you. Al-
ways pay attention to the sur-
roundings. This reduces the risk of
tripping while working.
n) Do not touch blades or other
dangerous parts that are still
moving. This will reduce the risk of
injury from moving parts.
o) Make sure all switches are
turned off and the battery is
disconnected before removing
trapped material or cleaning the
mower. Unexpected operation of the
lawn mower can cause serious injury.
p) Stop the cutting tool if the machine has
to be tilted for transport when crossing
surfaces other than grass and when
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transporting the machine to and from
the mowing area.
q) Do not tilt the machine when the engi-
ne is switched on, unless the machine
must be tilted to start. For this case,
the instruction not to tilt the machine
more than absolutely necessary and to
lift only the part facing away from the
operator.
r) Stop the machine and either operate
the locking device or remove the de-
tachable battery block(s) or separate
battery block(s), as applicable, and
wait for all moving parts to come to a
complete stop.
- if a foreign object has been hit; in
this case, instruction to inspect the
machine for damage and repair it
before restarting and operating it;
- if the machine begins to vibrate ab-
normally; in this case, instruct to im-
mediately check for damage, replace
or repair damaged parts and check
for and tighten any loose part(s).
s) Empty the grass collector before storing.
t) Replace worn or damaged components
only in sets to maintain symmetry.
u) Take care when adjusting the machine
to avoid catching fingers between the
moving cutting tool and fixed parts of
the machine.
v) Always allow the machine to cool
down before storing it.
w) Clean and maintain the machine befo-
re storage.
Also observe the safety information
and notes on charging and proper
use as shown in the instruction manual for
your battery and charger of the X 20 V
Team series from Parkside. A detailed de-
scription of the charging process and
further information can be found in the se-
parate operating instructions.
