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Be particularly careful when turning the

machine around or pulling it towards you.

For safety reasons, the machine must not

be used on slopes with an incline of more

than 25° (46.6%).

Risk of injury:

A slope inclination of 25° corresponds to a

vertical height increase of 46.6 cm for a

100 cm horizontal distance.

Beware of the work tools

running on for several seconds

before coming to a standstill.

Do not try to examine the blades

while the lawn mower is

operating. Never open the

discharge flap and/or remove the grass

catcher box when the mowing blade is

running. Rotating blades can cause injury.

Never attach any objects to the handlebar

(e.g. work clothing). Extension cables

must never be wrapped around the

handlebar.

Regularly check that the blade is securely

fastened and is not damaged or worn in

any way (Ö 12.5).

Caution – risk of injury!

Never put hands or feet on or

underneath rotating parts.

Never touch the rotating blade.

Always keep away from the discharge

opening. Always observe the safety

distance provided by the handlebar.

Avoid switching on the machine repeatedly

within a short period of time; in particular

avoid "playing" with the start button. Risk

of motor overheating.

Owing to the voltage fluctuations caused

by this machine during the run-up period,

other devices connected to the same

circuit may be subject to interference in the

case of unfavourable power supply

conditions. In this case, appropriate steps

should be taken (e.g. connection to a

different circuit than the one used by the

affected device, or operation of the

machine using a circuit with a lower

impedance).

Switch off the motor, disconnect

the mains plug and ensure that

the cutting tool has come to a

complete standstill

– before remedying blockages, including

those in the discharge chute,

– if the cutting tool has hit a foreign object.

The cutting tool needs to be checked for

possible damage. The lawn mower

must not be operated with a damaged

or bent blade shaft or motor shaft. Risk

of injury through defective parts!

– Before you check, clean or carry out

work on the mower, e.g. adjusting the

cutting height, opening or closing the

discharge flap;

– If the mower begins to vibrate

excessively. In this case, the complete

machine, in particular the cutting tool

must be checked for possible damage

and loose parts. Damaged parts must

be replaced prior to further use, loose

parts must be fastened/tightened.

– Before leaving the machine

unattended;

– Before lifting, or carrying the machine;

– Before transporting the machine.

Never lift or carry a mower with the motor

running or the mains lead connected.

It is not permitted to transport anything or

anyone, particularly children, on the

machine.

4.5 Maintenance, cleaning, repairs and

storage

Before performing any work on

the machine, before adjusting or

cleaning the mower, or before

checking whether the electric cable is

entwined or damaged, switch off the

mower and disconnect the plug.

Always wear thick gloves when

carrying out any work on the

cutting tool.

Allow the machine to fully cool down

before storing it in an enclosed space,

performing maintenance on it or cleaning

it.

Perform only those maintenance

operations that are described in this

instruction manual. Have all other

operations carried out by a specialist

dealer.

VIKING recommends that you have

maintenance operations and repairs

performed exclusively by a VIKING

specialist dealer.

VIKING specialist dealers regularly attend

training courses and are provided with

technical information.

If you do not have the necessary expertise

or auxiliary equipment, please always

contact a specialist dealer. (VIKING

recommends VIKING specialist dealers).

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