Brill Razorcut Premium 38 - Manual (Page 8)

How to cut properly
The appliances can cut grass up to the following
lengths:
Model Length in mm
RazorCut Premium 33 140
RazorCut Premium 38 140
Note! If you want a well-looked after lawn, the
grass must always be kept shorter.
• At the beginning of the cutting period, and
with new lawns, select a relatively high cutting
height and gradually reduce this each time you
mow the lawn. If you want to have a well-man­
icured lawn, set the cutting height to approx.
20 mm.
• Cut the grass every week if possible. Frequent
cutting forces the growth into the cut stalk and
makes it resistant. If possible, always cut the
grass when it is relatively dry. To obtain a clear
pattern, push the appliance in straight lines at
an even walking pace. The cutting paths
should overlap by a few centimetres to avoid
leaving strips of grass.
Maintenance, care and storage
Maintenance covers all work required to keep the
mower in good operating condition. Regular
checks {firm fit of screw connections, cracks,
damage) and replacement of damaged or worn
parts will help prevent accidents and mower fail­
ures.
• Clean the mower after use and lightly grease
the bearings.
Grease the cutting blades.
• Store the mower in a dry room.
• Models with contactless cutting technology
cannot be re-sharpened due to the special cut­
ting geometry. The cutting equipment (consist­
ing of the lower blade and blade roller) must, if
necessary, be replaced as a complete set.
Ask your retailer, he will be pleased to advisei
you. Repairs on the mower and the installation
of blades may only be implemented by approJ
priate specialist workshops. |
i Have your mower checked in the autumn
where possible so that it Is ready to use In the
next mowing season.
------------- • For safety reasons, only use orig^
nat spare parts supplied by the
manufacturer or parts that have
------------ ^ been authorised by the manufac
turer.
» We expressly point out that in accordance witi
product liability \am, we are not liable for any
damage caused by our units if this damage is
due to improper repair or if parts exchanged
are not our original parts or parts approved by
us, and if the repairs were not carried out at
service centre authorised by the manufacturer
or by an authorised specialist. The same
applies to spare parts and accessories.
Adjusting the cutting equipment
Pictures O and ©
The cutting equipment on your mower was cor­
rectly set before leaving our factory. If the lawn
cut becomes untidy after longer use, correct the
lower blade position.
Attention! Rotating cutting equipment.
Danger of cutting from sharp blades.
• Working on the cutting equipmen:
can lead to serious injury from
cuts. Always wear protective
gloves when implementing
changes in settings or mainte­
nance work on the cutting equip­
ment. The cutting equipment con­
tinues to rotate after you stop
mowing!
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