Dellonda DG101 Manual de usuario

Model No. DG101

Thank you for purchasing a Dellonda product. Manufactured to a high standard, this product will,

if used according to these instructions, and properly maintained, give you years of trouble free performance.

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Self-Propelled Petrol Lawnmower Grass Cutter

144cc 18”/46cm 4-Stroke Engine

DG101 Issue:2 13/05/2021

Important Information

Please read these instructions carefully. Note the safe operational requirements, warnings & cautions. Use the product correctly and with care

for the purpose for which it is intended. Failure to do so may cause damage and/or personal injury and will invalidate the warranty. Keep these

instructions safe for future use.

Wear

Safety

Footwear

Warning!

Live electrical

parts

Read manual

before use

Warning! Keep

bystanders away

Warning!

Keep away from

moving parts.

Warning!

DO NOT operate

on slopes

Wear ear

protection

Wear protective

clothing

Start/brake lever

Warning!

Ejected objects

Warning!

Keep hands and

feet away from

the blades

Warning!

Hot surfaces

Remove spark

plug connection

before

performing

maintenance

Safety Instructions

9Read and fully understand instruction manual before using the lawnmower. Retain manual for future use and future users.

9Users must be fully trained before using lawnmower.

WARNING! Keep hands and feet away from moving blades. Be aware of the danger of being drawn in by moving parts.

WARNING! Be aware of live electrical parts and hot surfaces.

9Suitable/protective clothing (long trousers) and appropriate PPE must be worn: ear protection, safety, slip resistant footwear.

8DO NOT use whilst tired, ill or under the inuence of alcohol or other drugs.

8DO NOT use indoors or an unventilated area due to danger from exhaust fumes.

9ALWAYS inspect and risk assess the area to be worked prior to mowing. Review for items such as foreign objects (stones, toys, wires

sticks, bones), slope, ditches, drop-o󰀨s.

8DO NOT use the mower on slopes. Be aware of the risk of overturning on too steep a slope. DO NOT use where the gradient is more

than 20o or motor seizure may occur. Always ‘travel’ along slope contours not up and down slopes.

9ALWAYS inspect the unit prior to use for loose ttings, fatigue and damage.

8DO NOT add fuel while the engine is running or the mower is hot. Only add fuel in a well ventilated location. Remove all sources of

ignition.

9Check oil level before rst/use.

9ALWAYS keep bystanders and pets at a safe distance from the mower when in use.

9Only use the lawnmower when there is good visibility (daylight or good articial light.)

8DO NOT use the mower without either the grass bag or deector tted.

8DO NOT use the mower if there is a risk of lightning.

8DO NOT use in the rain.

8DO NOT leave the mower running without supervision.

9Allow the unit to cool down completely before moving or storing.

9Before carrying out any maintenance or adjustments, turn o󰀨 the engine and disconnect the spark plug. Ensure all moving parts have

come to a complete standstill and cannot start again unexpectedly.

9Use genuine replacement parts only.

9Keep the lawnmower in good operating condition and perform regular maintenance. Keep lawnmower clean.

9Check for and replace worn or damaged parts.

8DO NOT modify the lawnmower in any way. DO NOT tamper with or modify safety features in any way.

NOTE: This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or

mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the

appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved. Children shall not play with the appliance. Cleaning and

user maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision.

About the Product

Powerful RATO 144cc 4-stroke engine with recoil pull start. Self-propelled drive system reduces fatigue and makes mowing your lawn effortless.

46cm (18”) Cutting width, perfect for accurate and efcient cutting of medium to large gardens. Easy 1-lever height adjustment system with eight

height variations ranging from 25-70mm. Rear discharge with 65L grass collection bag. Soft grip handles for comfort during use and folding

handles for easy storage. Speed control lever.

Assembly

Assembling the handle

• NOTE: Carefully unfold the lawnmower handle, taking care not to pinch or damage the lawnmowers control cables.

• Lift the Handle panel (part 13) with cup holder away from the unit and sit on the oor ensuring not to pinch or damage the travel speed cable.

• Identify the control lever assembly Items 1 and 2 from the parts list, refer to the diagram below to on how to rotate and position parts 1.4 and 1.6

together and secure in place with the quick coupler.

• Offer into place the complete handle assembly (without the handle panel 13). We suggest you t the handle onto the outside of the xing position

bracket, line up the holes and pass the 4 bolts through the holes and loosely x the nuts on the inside face (fully tighten all xings at the end of

assembly).

• Once the handle is bolted to the mower lift the handle panel (13) up and place it onto the handle assembly use the screws already in the handle

arms to screw into place, ensure all the cables are free, not obstructed or wrapped around the handle.

• Use the two cable management clips to neatly arrange the control cables onto the handle assembly. Make sure they are not kinked and can all

move freely.

Assembling the Grass Catcher

• Clip the plastic hooks at the end of the textile part of the grass catcher to the metal frame (Fig.3).

• The catcher is tted with a ‘Full’ indicator ap. When the ap on the catcher closes, the bag needs to be emptied.

Item Description

1 Start/ brake lever

2 Travel lever

3 Travel speed control

4 Handle (Top)

5 Handle xing screw with Quick Coupler

6 Handle (Bottom)

7 Fuel tank cap

8 Air lter cover

9 Side deector

10 Cap (c/w Oil dipstick)

11 Height adjustment lever

12 Grass cover for rear deector

13 Handle panel

Fig.1

Fig.1-4

Fig.1-6

Fig.2

Fixing position

Fig.3

Preparation

• OIL LEVEL - Note: THE UNIT IS SUPPLIED WITHOUT ENGINE OIL.

• Remove the oil ller cap (Red/Orange) by rotating to the left, Use any good SAE30 or SAE15W-30 oil, try to buy one with and extendible ller

nozzle or use a suitable funnel to avoid spillage. Approximately 350-400ml of oil will be required on rst lling, Constantly check the dipstick until

the correct level is achieved. Screw the dipstick in each time carefully and remove the opposite way, wipe the dipstick clean each time to ensure

an accurate reading. Do not over-ll.

• Before each use, unscrew the dipstick and check oil level. (Fig.1.6, Fig.3). Top up if necessary.

• Markings on the dipstick indicate maximum and minimum oil levels.

• FUEL LEVEL - Note: The unit is supplied without fuel. The tank holds a maximum of 1 litre.

• Recommended fuel is lead free and at least 95 octane.

• WARNING: DO NOT overll the fuel.

• WARNING: DO NOT add fuel when the engine is either running or mower is hot.

Operation/Starting the mower

NOTE: Read and fully understand the safety instructions before using this lawnmower.

• WARNING: Turn mower off before making any adjustment or adding components.

• The throttle lever has two start positions

• COLD ENGINE - Push throttle all the way forward.

• WARM ENGINE - Pull the throttle lever all the way back.

• To start the unit, pull the start/brake lever (Fig.1.1) towards the handle (Fig.1.4) and hold it there to allow the motor to spin.

• When initially starting the unit from cold, prime the unit by depressing the priming bulb three or four times (Fig.5).

• Sharply pull the starter cord to it’s extent and allow it to rewind gently under control. The engine should start after 2-4 pulls.

• To turn the engine off, release the start/brake lever slowly. (Only let go or release quickly in an emergency as this can damage your engine).

• NOTE: The cutting blade may not stop immediately.

• The travel of the unit is controlled by the Travel lever (Fig.1.2). When the lever is pulled toward the handle, the mower will start moving.

• To stop the forward motion of the mower, release the Travel lever.

• The speed of travel of the mower is controlled by the ‘T’ shift lever (Fig.1.3). Fully back is slowest speed, fully forward is fastest.

• NOTE: Only move the Travel Speed Control lever when the engine is running.

Fig.4

Fig.1-10

Min

Max

Fig.5

SAE Oil recommendation Oil level reading

Oil ller location

Fig.3

• To adjust the height of cut, use lever (Fig.1.11). There are 8 set positions for the lever giving a range of cut heights from 25 to 70 mm.

• The mower can be used for a number of applications e.g. mowing with grass collection, with rear discharge, side discharge or mulching.

• When the grass catcher is tted, grass clippings are discharged into it. When full, the ap will close.

• Without the grass catcher installed, the grass catcher cover serves as a deector that directs the movement of the grass clippings towards the

ground. A row of grass clippings is thereby formed behind the lawnmower.

• When side discharge is required, ensure the engine is turned off before attaching the side discharge deector. Lift the side discharge cover and

attach side discharge deector (Fig. 6). To mow with side discharge, it is necessary to install the mulching plug into rear discharge chute (Fig. 7).

• When mulching is required, ensure the engine is turned off before installing the plug (Fig.7)

• To adjust the height of cut, use lever (Fig.1.11). There are 8 set positions for the lever giving a range of cut heights from 25 to 70 mm.

Maintenance

DO NOT attempt any cleaning or maintenance without having disconnected the spark plug.

• Allow the engine to cool before attempting any cleaning or maintenance.

• Regular maintenance will increase the life of your unit.

• After each use and before stowage, wipe off and dry all outer surfaces.

• Clean the air lter regularly. Unclip the air lter cover (g.1.8) and remove any debris from the foam lter.

• To change the motor oil, with suitable receptacle in place, remove dip stick (Fig.1.10) and tilt the unit to fully drain it. Replace the dip stick after

draining and rell as described in the Preparation section and FWig.3. DO NOT overll. Start the engine and run for a short time. Stop the engine

and after 1 minute, measure the oil level. Add oil if required.

• NOTE: Drain oil before removing the blade.

• When removing the blade, wear safety gloves to avoid personal harm.

• To remove blade (Fig. 8), hold blade rmly with one gloved hand to prevent it rotating and use suitable spanner to undo the nut. NOTE: Take care

to not lose the woodruff key. When replacing the blade, tighten to 40 Nm.

Fig.8

Fig.6 Fig.7

Specication

Dellonda Limited

Kempson Way, Suffolk Business Park, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. IP32 7AR

01284 757575 suppor[email protected] www.dellonda.co.uk

Environment Protection and Waste Protection and Electrical Equipment Regulations (WEEE)

Recycle unwanted packaging materials. When this product is no longer required, or has reached the end of it’s useful life, please dispose of

it in an environmentally friendly way. Drain any fluids (if applicable) into approved containers, in accordance with local waste regulations.

It is our policy to continually improve products and we reserve the right to alter data, specifications and parts without prior notice. No

liability is accepted for incorrect use of this product. Guarantee is 12 months from purchase date, proof of which is required for any claim.

Attribute Value

Power Source Petrol

Type Push Lawn Mower

Propulsion Type Self Propelled

Engine Type 4 Stroke

Engine Size 144cc

Engine Speed 2800rpm

Rated Power 2.5kW

Emissions Rating 75/95dB(A)

Vibration Rating 4.8 m/s2 / 2.4 m/s2

Petrol Tank Volume 1L

Grass Collection Volume 65L

Blade Style Rotary

Cutting Width 46cm/18”

Height Adjustment 25-70mm

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