Initial Operation; Installing The Handle Bar; Installing The Drinks Holder; Installing The Starter Cord - FLORABEST FBM 190 A1 Originalbetriebsanleitung

- Drinks holder
- 2 cable clamps
- Assembly accessories for fixing the
bar (to the bar holder)
- Spark plug socket
- Operating instructions
- Briggs & Stratton operating instruc-
tions

Initial Operation

Caution! Risk of injury from
rotating blades. Carry out work
on the equipment only when the
blade is switched off and sta-
tionary.
Observe the Briggs & Stratton in-
struction manual supplied.
Before starting the equipment, you must
- Install the handle bar
- Install the grass collection box / mulch
kit / side ejection channel as required
- Install the starter cord
- Fill with engine oil
- Fill with petrol

Installing the Handle Bar

Caution! When installing the
handle bar, ensure that the
Bowden cables (
squashed.
1. Unscrew the star knob (29) and
bar fixing screw and washer
from the bar holder (30).
2. Screw the lower handle bar (5)
onto the bar holder (30).
3. Unfold the upper handle bar (2)
(small image).
4. Push the quick-release lever

Installing the Drinks Holder

Installing the Starter Cord

Installing the Grass Collection
Box
4) are not
(21) towards the upper bar (2).
5. Fix the Bowden cables (4) to the
bar using the two cable clamps
(6).
Insert the drinks holder (24) into
the mounting from above. The
drinks holder clicks into place.
1. Pull the safety catch (3) towards
the handle bar (2) and hold it.
2. Slowly pull the starter cord on
the starter handle (23) towards
the bar and hook the starter
cord into the starter cord guide
(22).
3. Release the safety catch (3).
Caution: Do not operate the
equipment with the grass col-
lection box or impact protection
installed incompletely. Risk of
injury!
The mulch kit and side ejection
channel must be removed before
using the grass collection box (see
, ).
Fixing the Grass Collection
Box onto the Equipment:
1. Lift the rear impact protection
(7).
2. Hook the grass collection box
(20) into the mounting provided
for this (31) on the rear of the
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