Finish Assembly; Description Of Controls; Grass Cutting - Honda HRE410 Originalbetriebsanleitung

3. FINISH ASSEMBLY

Unpacking and completing the assembly
WARNING!
should be done on a flat and stable surface, with enough space
for machine handling and its packaging, always making use of
suitable equipment.
Disposal of the packaging should be done in accordance with the
local regulations in force.
Insert the lower right hand
part (1) of the handle into its
housing on the chassis.
Hold the plate (2) in position
inside the chassis, mount
the right hand cover (3) and
assemble together using
the supplied screws (4).
Attach the lower left hand
part (5) of the handle and
the left cover (6) using the
screws (7), and finally, the
upper part of the handle (8)
using the nuts and bolts (9).
Attach the cable clamps
(10) as shown. The correct
position for the cable hook
(11) is as shown.
Insert the frame (1) into the
sack (2) and attach all the
plastic profiles (3) with the
help of a screwdriver, as
shown in the drawing.

4. DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS

The motor is controlled by a
dual action switch to prevent
starting it accidentally.
STOP
WARNING - The starting of the motor
causes the simultaneous activation of the
blade.
START
EN 4
The cutting height is adjusted by moving the lever (1) for the rear
wheels, and the lever (2) for the front.
Always adjust front and rear wheels at the same height position.
MAKE THIS ADJUSTMENT ONLY WHEN THE BLADE IS
STOPPED.

5. GRASS CUTTING

Raise the discharge
guard (1) and hook the
front of the bag (2) on the
mowerʼs attachment lug.
2
1
If it is necessary to tilt the
machine to encourage the
motor to start on grass, only
tilt the front part, ONLY FOR
THE TIME THAT IS NEC-
ESSARY.
While cutting, ensure that the electric cable is always behind you and
on the area of grass already
cut.
The lawnʼs appearance will
be improved if it is always
cut to the same height and
is cut in alternate directions.
Connect the extension cable
correctly as indicated.
Start the motor by pressing the
safety push-button (1) and
pulling the switchgear lever (2).