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- Caring for lawnmowers properly - that way it stays powerful for a long time
- Clean lawnmower will keep you fit for longer - tips for care in between
- Care and maintenance before winter - How to do it right
- Tips
Regular cleaning is important for the lawnmower to function for a long time
Caring for lawnmowers properly - that way it stays powerful for a long time
Regular lawn mower care is rewarded with a durable and durable motor that starts on command. This guide will familiarize you with the proper care program after each mowing and before wintering.
Clean lawnmower will keep you fit for longer - tips for care in between
Regularly ridding your lawnmower of dirt, grass, and debris helps you optimize performance, resilience, and performance. Give your motorized garden assistant the following care treatment after every use:
If the underside is spotless, place the mower on the wheels. Wipe the mower deck with a damp cloth. Finally, check the air filter and spark plug for contamination. Blow out an air filter. Turn the spark plug out and brush deposits from the contacts. Now screw in the spark plug, make the connection with the plug and open the fuel tap. Now your lawnmower is ready for the next lawncut.
Care and maintenance before winter - How to do it right
Before winter, extend the regular maintenance program to include the following maintenance to ensure that your lawnmower survives the long life without damage:
Air filters made of paper are used up after 25 hours. By contrast, foam filters last 100 hours. Therefore, check before winter if you need to replace the filter. In addition, subject the spark plug to a check for damage and a thick layer of soot. This component requires replacement at intervals of 3 to 4 years.
Tips
Regular care contributes significantly to your gasoline lawnmower generating as little noise as possible. If the mower blows loud, rattling noises out of the blue, experience has shown that the blade is damaged. If you replace the lawn mower blade, the noise level is reduced to a tolerable level.