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–    i nsert  the  right  end  with  the  support  (4)  in  its  housing, 
with the flat part (4b) turned outward.
–    r eassemble and fully tighten the two screws (3).
3.2 REGULATING DEPTH
Select the depth according to the type of work mode and 
the type of rotor used, following these basic indications:
«1»  =    T ransfer (for moving the machine, with the rotor lift-
ed that does not touch the ground).
«2»  =    W ith  the  rotor  with  springs  and  grass-catcher,  for 
raking leaves and grass on the surface and for aer-
ating the ground, collecting removed material;
«2»  =    W ith  the  rotor  with  rigid  blades  and  grass-catcher, 
for  scarifying  the  surface  of  the  ground,  collecting 
removed material;
«3» «4»  =    W ith  the  rotor  with  rigid  blades  and  no  grass-
catcher,  for  more  or  less  deep  scarification  of 
the  ground,  leaving  removed  material  on  the 
ground. In optimal conditions, the grass-catch-
er  can  be  fitted  and  the  removed  material  can 
be collected, as long as the rotor is not clogged.
3.3 FITTING THE GRASS-CATCHER
Lift the stone-guard (1) and fasten the grass-catcher (2)
correctly as shown in the illustration.
3.4 STARTING
Fasten the extension cable correctly as shown.
To start the motor, push the safety button (2) and pull the 
switch lever (1).
3.5 AERATING AND SCARIFYING THE GROUND
While working, make sure the electric cable is always be-
hind you and on the side of the area you have finished.
Two crossed passages, a week apart, will give the best re-
sults.
Lawn care suggestions
•    O ver time, a layer of moss and grass residue forms on the 
ground surface reducing its supply of oxygen and stop-
ping  water  and  nutritious  substances  from  penetrating. 
This impoverishes the lawn and makes it yellow.
•    T he  ideal  period  for  aerating  and  scarifying  a  lawn  is  in 
autumn or spring.
•    O ptimal  working  conditions  consist  of  low  and  slightly 
wet grass, as working on ground that is dry or softened 
with  too  much  water  impedes  collection  of  material  and 
may damage the lawn. 
•      It is always advisable to remove leaves from the lawn be-
fore aerating or scarifying.
•    Y ou can remove that surface felt with a surface aerating 
action (with reduced tine depth in the ground).
•    B y  increasing  depth  (scarifying),  that  removal  action  in-
volves  the  harder  ground  layer  and,  at  the  same  time, 
separates  grass  roots  and  increases  them.  This  makes 
your lawn thicker with more blades of grass.
3.6 EMPTYING THE GRASS-CATCHER
To remove and empty the grass-catcher, 
–    r elease the switch lever (1) and wait for the rotor to stop;
–    l ift the stone-guard (2), grasp the handle and remove the 
grass-catcher keeping it in an erect position.
3.7 WHEN WORK IS FINISHED
Release the lever (1) when work has been completed. 
Disconnect  the  extension  cable  FIRST  from  the  general 
socket (2) THEN from the side of the machine switch (3). 
WAIT UNTIL THE ROTOR STOPS before making any ad-
justments to the machine.
IMPORTANT If the motor stops because it is overheated
while working, you must wait about 5 minutes before re-
starting it.

4. ROUTINE MAINTENANCE

IMPORTANT Routine and accurate maintenance is essen-
tial in maintaining original machine safety and performance
levels.
Store the machine in a dry place.
1)    W ear sturdy work gloves before cleaning, maintaining 
or adjusting the machine.
2)    C lean  the  machine  after  each  use;  remove  debris  and 
mud accumulated on the rotor and on tines, to prevent it 
drying and making the next removal difficult.
3) Avoid using petrol or solvents on the plastic parts of the
machine to prevent damaging them. The warranty does 
not cover damage to plastic parts caused by the use of 
petrol or solvents.
4.1 ROTOR MAINTENANCE
Tine rotors are composed of different elements that are fac-
tory assembled and cannot be replaced individually by the 
user; if a blade or spring breaks, you must replace the en-
tire rotor or contact your Dealer for repair work.
Replacements must be made according to the indications 
at point 3.1.
Rotors with rigid blades (1) or springs (2) bearing the code 
indicated on the chart on page 2 should be used on this
machine.
Given product evolution, the above mentioned rotors may 
be replaced in time with others having similar interchange-
able and operating safety features. 
4.2 CLEANING THE MACHINE
Do  not  spray  water  onto  and  avoid  wetting  the  motor  and 
electrical components.
Do not use aggressive liquids to clean the chassis.
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