So it stays with you longer

A clean lawnmower stays in top shape longer - tips for maintenance in between

If you regularly remove dirt, grass residues and deposits from your lawnmower, you optimize functionality, resilience and performance. Treat your motorized garden helper to the following care regimen after each use:

• Let the lawn mower cool down, pull out the spark plug connector and close the fuel tap
• The device on the Lay sideso that the air filter and spark plug are facing skywards
• Put on knife blocker to safely remove grass and dirt with water and a brush

When the underside is spotless, place the mower on its wheels. Wipe the cutting deck with a damp cloth. Finally, check the air filter and spark plug for contamination. Knock out an air filter. Unscrew the spark plug and brush debris off the contacts. Now screw in the spark plug, establish the connection with the plug and open the fuel tap. Your lawnmower is now ready for the next lawn cut.

Care And Maintenance Before Winter - How To Do It Right

Before the winter add the following maintenance work to the regular maintenance program so that your lawnmower survives its long service life without damage:

• Completely drain gasoline from the tank or allow the engine to idle until it stops
• Change the oil or add fresh oil
• Move the clean, well-maintained lawnmower to a dry, frost-free winter area
• Cover with an old cloth to protect against dust

Paper air filters are used up after 25 hours. Foam filters, on the other hand, last 100 hours. Therefore, check before winter whether you need to change the filter. Also check the spark plug for damage and a thick layer of soot. This component has to be replaced every 3 to 4 years.