Manual WOLF-Garten HBM 32 E (page 10 of 27) (English, German, Dutch, Danish, French, Italian, Polish, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish)

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Operation

Assembly of cable relief holder (fig. M6/M7)

Attaching of grassbox (fig. B1)

Lift deflector lid, locate grassbox hook into opening of chassis (see arrow) and replace lid.

Use of height adjustment (fig. B2)

Only when mower is stationary and rotating blade has come to complete standstill. Holdmowerbyhandle grip fittedon the

rearof the chassis andlift slightly. Pull outblack knobain the centre of left-hand wheels at the rear. Hold knob and push wheel

upwards or downwards allowing knob to engage into one of the position holes as required (follow indicator to determine cutting

height). Proceed with left-hand wheel at front of chassis in the same way.

Selection of Cutting height

If possible, mow when grass is dry in order to protect turf. Do not se cutting position too low when mowing very hight or wet grass.

We recommend an average cutting height of 4,0 cm.

Connecting to the mains (230 Volts, A.C., 50 Hz)

The mower operates from any normal household mains supply, provided with a 10 Amps. fuse.

Note: Use a residual current device (RCD) rated for a residual current not greater than 30 mA.

Starting (fig. B3/B4)

Switch on motor with mowerplaced on level and firm ground, not in high grass - alternatively tilt slightly.

Switch-on motor (fig. B4)

1. Depress button and hold (1).

2. Lift up bar and release button (2).

Switch-off motor (fig. B4)

Release bar (2).

Mowing (fig. B5)

Always let cable trail on the cut side of the lawn. Cable guidance: Place the cable firmly off the lawn or on the already cur

side of the lawn when starting to mow.

Emptying of Grassbox (fig. B6)

The grassbox is full and should be emptied as soon as grass clippings remain uncollected on the ground behind your mower.

Note: Disconnect electricity by unplugging cable at the socket-before proceeding.

Cleaning (fig. W1)

Note: Disconnect electricity by unplugging cable at the socket before proceeding. Attention: Keep hands clear of moving blade.

Clean mower thoroughly after each mowing with cloth or brush. Do not spray with water. Keep mower in a dry room.

Change of cutter blade (fig. W2)

Note: always disconnect mains supply and wear protective gloves before undertaking any workat the cutter blades, cutter bar

and blade coupling. Change cutter blade using 10 mm spanner as illustraded. Torque wrench setting for screws 8-10 Nm. Take care

to carry out this work thoroughly. Use original spare parts only. Note: Sharpining of blades should be done by an approved service

centre as the correct balance of the blade after sharpening is very important and ought to be checked by an expert.

Winter Storage:

Clean mower thoroughly before storing away. Never spray mower with water and do not store it in a wet or humid place. Have

yourmower thoroughly checked once a yearby an approved Service Centre.

Maintenance

Faults and how to remedy

Remedy (X) by:

Problem Possible cause

WOLF service

workshop

Yourself

Uneven running, heavy vibrations

in the mower

• Blades damaged

• Blades loose in the fastening parts

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Motor will not run

• Fuse blown

• Cable damaged

Important! If you inadvertently cut through the cable, the fuse (10

Amp.) will not always blow. In the interest of safety, never touch

damaged or servered cables before disconnecting the mains

plug. Repairing the cable with insulating tape is prohibited.

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Poor mowing • Blunt blades X ---

Poor catching

• Blunt blades

• Catcher bag blocked

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When in doubt, always consult a WOLF service workshop.

Important: switch off the mower and disconnect the mains plug before inspecting, cleaning or working on the blades.

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