User manual HONEYWELL EVOHOME SECURITY

[. . . ] Dear Honda User, You have just purchased a Honda lawn mower and we thank you for your confidence in us. This manual has been written to familiarise you with your mower, to enable you to use it in the best possible conditions and to carry out its maintenance. Our aim is to make you benefit to the full from technological advances, from new equipment and materials and from our experience. This is why we regularly make improvements to our models. [. . . ] Hold the handle firmly and control its advance. M ove the throttle control to the Move the throttle control to the "SLOW" position [C]. SAFETY Read the safety instructions before starting to mow. Must be held firmly against the Handle for starting the engine. NOTE: Releasing the blade brake lever [1] stops the blade rotating [1] and stops the engine. Start the engine, allow it to reach Located on the top of the blade Same time push it quickly and NOTE: For self-propelled models and Rotostop models, it is possible to refrain from using the forward drive while mowing in areas with a narrow surface. Likewise, the drive clutch can be used to move the mower without engaging the blade clutch (lanes, borders, etc. M ove the blade control lever quickly from one end of its travel to The other, so that the blade is always either fully engaged or fully disengaged. This is to avoid stalling the engine and increases the service life of the blade control mechanism. Always release the blade clutch lever [3] and the drive clutch lever [4] before starting the engine. Starting is more difficult when the blade is engaged. If the clutch is engaged, the mower will move when the engine is started. Engage mower forward drive when the engine has built up Speed: to start the mower moving, push the drive clutch lever [3] forward and hold it against handle. Mowing frequency: once a week for a lawn intended for leisure Purposes, twice a week for an ornamental lawn. If possible, mow the lawn in the afternoon or evening before Sprinkling, as the grass must be dry. If dust levels are too high, mow the lawn when the grass is dry, but the ground is still damp. Choose a cutting height adapted to the terrain (see page 5). For a regular cut, you should overlap the part that has already been cut by a few centimetres [5], and increase this overlap zone if the cutting height is high. If your terrain does not have a regular shape or involves several obstacles, divide it into internal parcels which you can mow in the recommended direction. Quickly and completely so that the drive clutch is always fully engaged or fully disengaged. This avoids stalling the engine and increases the service life ofthe clutch mechanism. T o stop the mower moving release the clutch lever [4]. [. . . ] Pull the starter slowly until a resistance is felt. This closes the valves and protects them from dust and corrosion. Coat all surfaces liable to rust with a thin film of oil. Cover the mower and store it on a flat surface in a dry, dust free place. [. . . ]