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MAINTENANCE
AND CLEANING
REMOVING
AND ATTACHING
MOWER
WARNING
BLADE
Always
remove the
safety
key
and
battery
before
performing
any adjustments,
maintenance,
blade change, or repairs to your
mower,
WARNING
Disconnect
mower
from
power
supply
before
clean-
ing
or
servicing.
Severe
injury or death could occur from
fire, electrical shock, or body con-
tact with moving cutter blades.
LUBRiCATiNG
MOWER
Your Remington
brand mower
does not need
to be lubricated.
Please
do not lubricate
the
1Ylower.
BALANCING
MOWER BLADE
WARNING
Always wear gloves to protect
your hands from the sharp edges
of the blade. Wear safety g lasses
to protect your eyes while sharp-
ening blade.
An out-of-balance
blade causes
the mower
to
vibrate
excessively.
Excessive
vibration
may
cause
damage
to the mower,
especially
the
motor and electrical
connections.
Because you are removing metal from the blade
when sharpening,
make sure to remove an
equal amount from each side to keep the blade
balanced. The best way to balance a blade is
with a blade balancer (available at most local
hardware stores), or with a large screwdriver,
nail, or bolt.
Tools Needed:
• Heavy work gloves
• Blade balancer, or a large screwdriver,
nail, or bolt
1.
After sharpening the blade, hang it on the
balancer and check the level.
If one side of the blade tips lower, sharpen
that side a little at a time until the blade is
balanced.
2.
When sharpening a used blade, be espe-
cially careful to keep it balanced. If in
doubt, replace the blade with a new one.
Note: Blade sharpening services are also avail-
able. Contact a local mower service center or
check the local yellow pages.
WARNING
Disconnect
mower
from
power
supply
before
clean-
ing
or
servicing.
Severe
injury or death could occur from
fire, electrical shock, or body con-
tact with moving cutter blades.
WARNING
Always unplug
mower and re-
move safety key before placing
hands
near the blade.
Always
wear
gloves
to protect
your
hands from the sharp edges of
the blade.
Tools
Needed:
•
314" socket o1" adjustable
wrench
•
2" x 4" piece of wood (about 2 feet long)
•
Heavy
work gloves
1.
Remove
safety
key, battery,
and power
cord (if applicable).
2.
Turn mower
upside down.
3.
Wedge
a 2" x 4" piece of wood under the
blade
and over
the edge
of the mower
housing
(see Figure
29).
4.
Using
3/4" socket
or adjustable
wrench,
turn the blade
nut counterclockwise
to
remove.
5.
Remove
blade nut, washer,
and blade (see
Figure 30). Note: The blade adapter
might
come off with the blade. It is not part of
the blade and needs to placed on the motor
shaft before
reinstalling
blade.
6.
To replace
a sharpened
blade or to install
a new blade, verif}¢ the blade adapter
is on
the motor shaft.
7.
Place blade on motor shaft. IMPORTANT:
Verif}¢ hole in center
of blade
is aligned
correctly
with blade adapter.
8.
Place the washer
onto the motor shaft.
9.
With the 2" x 4" piece of wood in place,
install
blade
nut and tighten
securely.
(Torque
40 Ft-Lbs
- 480 in-lbs)
10.
Turn the mower
upright.
Figure 29 - Wedging
the Wood
Figure 30 - Remove
Blade
SHARPENING
MOWER BLADE
When the blade is dull, the cut ends of the grass
will be ragged
and may turn brown soon after
mowing.
A dull blade also causes
the battery
to discharge
more quickly.
When this occurs,
sharpen
the blade (as long as the blade is oth-
erwise
in good condition).
Tools
Needed:
• Fine-toothed
file
• Heavy
work gloves
• Safety glasses
1.
Remove
blade fi'om mower
(see Removing
and Attaehblg
Mower
Blade).
2.
Secure
blade in a vise.
3.
While
wearing
safety
glasses,
carefully
file the cutting
edges
of the blade using
even strokes.
Be sure to file both sides of
the blade equally.
4.
Check the balance of the blade after sharp-
ening (see Balam
itzg Mower Blade).
CLEANING
MOWER
Periodically
clean your mower
to ensure
peak
perfbrmance.
Note: Remember,
this is an elec-
tric mower.
WARNING
When cleaning mower:
• Do not submerse
mower
in
any liquids
• Do not
use
products
that
contain Ammonia,
Chlorine,
or abrasives
• Do not use chlorinated clean=
ing solvents, Carbon Tetra=
chloride, Kerosene, or Gaso-
line.
Supplies Needed:
• Clean, damp cloth or sponge
• Mild soap or detergent
(ifneeded)
• Soft nylon brush (if needed)
1.
Remove
safety
key, battery,
and power
cord (if applicable).
2.
Using a damp cloth or sponge
with a mild
soap or detergent,
clean the mower.
3.
Use a soft nylon
brush
of non-metallic
scrubbing
pad to remove
any clippings
that have accumulated
on the underside
of the deck and in the rear discharge
area.
Do not use a wire brush; it will scratch and
harm the surface
of the mower.
4.
Water may be used to clean the rear bag-
ger, but not the mower
itself. For proper
grass collection,
make sure the grass bag is
clean and the mesh holes are not clogged.
Allow
the rear bagger
to dry thoroughly
before using it again.
Note: A wet rear bagger
will clog quickly
and
hamper
grass collection.
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