ZT5201E-L - Pliers EGO - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Zero-turn radius riding mower
Brand	EGO
Model	ZT5201E-L
Power source	56 V battery (requires 2 EGO batteries totaling ≥15 Ah)
Rated voltage	56 V
Deck size	132 cm
Cutting height	25 – 100 mm (10 positions)
Turning radius	0 cm
Blade speed	2600 / 2800 / 3000 / 3200 rpm
Maximum forward speed	12.8 km/h
Weight (without battery)	217 kg
Front tire pressure	222.1 kPa
Rear tire pressure	115.8 kPa
Guaranteed sound power level	100 dB(A)
Vibration (hand)	0.69 m/s² (K=1.5 m/s²)
Vibration (body)	0.3 m/s² (K=1.5 m/s²)
Charging temperature range	-5°C to 40°C
Operating temperature	0°C to 40°C
Protection rating	IPX4
Drive modes	CONTROL, STANDARD, SPORT
LCD screen	With fuel gauge, error codes, indicators
USB port	5 V DC, 1.5 A max
Wash port	Yes, for deck cleaning
Recommended accessories	Standard blade AB5200, mulching kit ABP5200, etc.
Warranty	See egopowerplus.com

Frequently Asked Questions - ZT5201E-L EGO

How to start the mower?

Make sure you are seated, insert the safety key, then press the on/off button until the screen lights up. Push the steering levers to the open position and press the power take-off (PTO) switch to engage the blades.

What to do if the mower does not move?

Check that the parking brake pedal is released, the steering levers are in the open position, and the operator is seated. If the problem persists, refer to the TROUBLESHOOTING section of the manual.

How to adjust the cutting height?

Use the deck height adjustment lever (position 1 to 10) to set the cutting height from 25 to 100 mm. Make adjustments when the mower is stopped.

How to clean the cutting deck?

After each use, use the wash port by connecting a garden hose with the quick coupler provided. Run the blades at low speed during rinsing, then disengage the PTO.

Which batteries are compatible?

Use only EGO 56 V batteries. To start, a total of at least 15 Ah is required (e.g., 2 x BA4200/BA4200T). For best performance, use 30 Ah or more.

How to calibrate the steering levers?

Place the levers in the open position, access the calibration menu via the LCD screen (see manual). Follow the instructions: push the levers fully forward, then fully backward, and return to neutral. A beep confirms completion.

What does the OVERLOAD error code mean?

This indicates an overload of the blade motor. Increase the cutting height or reduce the driving speed. Also check that the discharge chute is not blocked.

How to store the mower?

Remove the batteries and store them separately. Clean the mower, check tire pressure, and store in a dry, frost-free location. Storage temperature is -20°C to 70°C.

What is the product warranty?

The EGO warranty policy is available at egopowerplus.com. It covers manufacturing defects according to the terms and conditions.

Can I use the mower on a slope?

Yes, but follow safety instructions: do not use on slopes greater than 12° (21%). Look behind you when backing up and keep bystanders away. Never carry children.

USER MANUAL ZT5201E-L EGO

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READ OPERATOR'S MANUAL

SAFETY SYMBOL

The purpose of safety symbols is to attract your attention to possible dangers. The safety symbols and the explanations with them deserve your careful attention and understanding. The symbol warnings do not, by themselves, eliminate any danger. The instructions and warnings they give are no substitutes for proper accident prevention measures.

WARNING: Be sure to read and understand all safety instructions in this Operator's Manual, including all safety alert symbols such as "DANGER," "WARNING," and "CAUTION" before using this tool. Failure to follow all instructions listed below may result in electric shock, fire, and/or serious personal injury.

SYMBOL MEANING

This page depicts and describes safety symbols that may appear on this product. Read, understand, and follow all instructions on the machine before attempting to assemble and operate it.

SAFETY SYMBOLS

Do not step

This product is in accordance with applicable EC directives

Direct Current

kPa Kilopascal RPM Revolutions per minute

V Volt m Meters

in Inch cm Centimeters

Nm Newton meter mm Millimeters

°C Celsius kg Kilogram

km/h

Kilometers per hour

Waste electrical products should not be disposed of with household waste. Take to an authorized recycler.

CAUTION – Do not stare at operating lamp.

This product is in accordance with applicable UK legislation.

IPX4

Ingress Protection Degree

SPECIFICATIONS

Voltage		56 V ——
Deck Size		132 cm
Wheel Size	Front	279.4 x 126 mm
	Rear 457.2 x 2	23 mm
Cold Tire Pressure	Front	222.1 kPa
	Rear 115.8 kPa
Turning Radius		0
Blade Speed (RPM)		2600; 2800; 3000; 3200
Max. Driving Speed (km/h)	Forward	8.1 km/h, 9.7 km/h, 11.3 km/h, 12.8 km/h
	Reverse	up to 6.4 km/h
Charging	Charger (Optional)	CHV1600E
	Adaptor (Optional)	ACA1000
	Charging Temperature Range	5°C - 40°C
Cutting-Height Adjustment (10 position)		25 – 100 mm
Operating Temperature 0°C- 40°C
Storage Temperature		-20°C - 70°C
Weight (Without battery pack)		217 kg

Measured sound power level L_WA		95.48 dB(A)K=0.73 dB(A)
Sound pressure level at operator's ear L_PA		82.5 dB(A)K=3 dB(A)
Guaranteed sound power level L_WA (measured according to 2000/14/EC)		100 dB(A)
Vibration a_h	Hand	0.69 m/s2K=1.5 m/s2
	Body	0.3 m/s2K=1.5 m/s2

• The declared vibration total value has been measured in accordance with a standard test method and may be used for comparing one tool with another;
  ■ The declared vibration total value may also be used in a preliminary assessment of exposure.

NOTICE: The vibration emission during actual use of the power tool can differ from the declared value in which the tool is used; In order to protect the operator, user should wear gloves and ear protectors in the actual conditions of use.

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EN DESCRIPTION

KNOW THE MOWER (Fig. A1 & A2)

1. Seat
2. Charging Port
3. Power Unit
4. LED Rear Light
5. Storage Compartment
6. Cup Holders
7. LED Sidelight
8. Rear Wheel (Drive Wheel)
9. Wash Port
10. Deck
11. Deck Protector
12. Anti-Scalp Wheel
13. Front Wheel
14. Parking-Brake Pedal
15. Daytime Running Lights
16. LED Headlights
17. Side-Discharge Chute
18. Deck-Height Adjustment Lever
19. Seat-Suspension Adjustment Knob
20. Seat Position Adjustment Lever
21. Lap Bars
22. Mower Status Indicator
23. LCD Screen
24. PTO Switch
25. Start/Stop Button
26. Safety Key
27. Phone Storage Slot
28. Baffle Bar
29. Mower Fuel-Gauge & Status Indicator
    29a Mower Fuel-Gauge Indicator
    29b Mower Status Indicator
30. Foot-RestArea
31. Power-unit Cover Release Button
32. Power-unit Cover
33. Power unit with six battery compartments
34. Battery-Release Button
35. Hitch
36. Attachment Mounting Cover

37. Attachment Mounting Cover Storage

38. USB Port

KNOW THE LCD SCREEN (Fig. A3)

Refer to the section "MOWER STATUS REFERENCE & FAULT CODE" for more information about the icons and indicators on the LCD screen.

1. Safety Key Icon
2. LED Lights Icon
3. Auto-Parking Icon
4. USB Icon
5. Blade Speed Indicator
6. Safety Device Status Indicator
7. Hour Meter
8. Vacant Battery Compartment Icon
9. Temperature Icon
10. Occupied Battery Compartment Icon
11. Driving Mode
12. Fault Code Indicator
13. Overload Indicator
14. Low Power Indicator
15. Driving Speed Indicator
16. Load Indicator
17. Fuel Gauge
18. Blade Speed Adjustment Button
19. Set Button
20. Driving Mode Button
21. LED Light Switch
22. Driving Speed Adjustment Button

UNPACKING

NOTICE: Save the packing materials until you have carefully inspected and satisfactorily operated the product. If any parts in packing list assembled on the machine please instantly contact EGO service.

NOTICE:: Except the tools in below packing list, all other tools mentioned in the manuals are just recommended but not provided.

PACKING LIST (Fig. B)

B-1	Zero Turn Ride-On Mower	B-6	Safety Keys
B-2 Seat B-7			Open-End Wrenches (13mm)
B-3 Steering Lever B-8 Alley Key
B-4	Socket-Head Screws (2 for backup)	B-9	Wash-Port Quick Coupler
B-5	Hex Bolts (2 for backup)	B-10	Operator's Manual

RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES

WARNING: Use only identical replacement parts listed below. Use of parts that do not meet the original equipment specifications may lead to improper performance and compromised safety.

PART NAME MODEL NUMBER
Standard Blade AB5200
High Lift Blade AB5201
Mulching Kit ABP5200
Grass Bagger Kit ABK5200-A
Rear Bumper AMB1000
Cargo Box AMG1000
Sun Shade AMS1000

ASSEMBLY

INSTALLING THE SEAT (Fig. C1 & C2)

WARNING: The safety interlock system must not be disconnected or bypassed. Doing so could cause the mower to operate unexpectedly, resulting in personal injury.

NOTICE: For your safety, the mower may stop driving as the seat switch got disconnect during driving. In this case, please refer to the section "TROUBLESHOOTING" for more information.

C1-1 Cable C1-5		Socket-Head Screws
C1-2 Plug	C2-1 Hook
C1-3 Socket	C2-2 Steel Rails
C1-4 Suspension Base	C2-3	Socket-Head Screws

INSTALLING THE STEERING LEVERS (Fig. C3)
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C3-1	Steering Levers	C3-3	Steering leverMounting Holes
C3-2	Hex Bolts

OPERATION

BEFORE USING THE MOWER

Checking environment

a. Ensure that the work area is clear of children, bystanders, and pets.
b. Clear the work area of objects that may be thrown by the mower blades.
c. Check and ensure that the LED lights are in proper status:

■ The headlights, sidelights and rear lights are controlled by the LED light switch.
■ The running lights always keep on during driving.
- When backing up, if the rear lights are turned off, they will flash to warn bystanders; if the rear lights are turned on, they will remain on.
- All lights will switch off automatically when the mower shuts off automatically after a period without operating.

Checking the cold tire pressure (Fig. D1)

Checking the mower status and battery charge level

a. Mower fuel-gauge indicator (Fig. A2 - 27a)

Each segment of the mower fuel-gauge indicator indicates 20% charge of the inserted battery packs.

NOTICE: The mower fuel gauge indicator and the fuel gauge on the LCD screen indicate the average capacity of the inserted battery packs.

b. Mower status indicator (Fig. A1 & Fig. A2 - 27b)

If the status indicator shows green, the mower is ready for driving. If not, Please refer to the section "MOWER STATUS REFERENCE & FAULT CODE"

Testing the safety interlock system (Fig. D2 - Fig. D8)

NOTICE:: The operator must be on the seat before test.

a. Before testing (Fig. D2 – Fig. D4)
b. To test the deck-blade system (Fig. D5) then slowly stand up

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c. To test the driving system (Fig. D6 – Fig. D8) then slowly stand up

If the deck-blade system and/or the driving system fails to stop when the operator is off of the seat and if the cause cannot be determined after confirming the plug and socket connection of the seat is well connected, contact your EGO customer service center immediately.

ADJUSTMENT (Fig. E1 – Fig. E13)

Preparation (Fig. E1 - Fig. E5)

Adjusting the cutting-deck height (Fig. E6)

Adjusting the anti-scalp wheels (Fig. E7 - Fig. E10)

E7-1	Anti-Scalp Wheel E9-2	Lag Bolt
E9-1	Nut E10-1 Deck Height Label

Adjusting the seat (Fig. E11)

Adjust the seat position to ensure you are able to make firm contact with the parking-brake pedal before operating the mower. Seat suspension adjustment could make you achieve the most comfortable experience on the seat.

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Seat Position Adjustment Lever

E11-2

Seat Suspension Adjustment Knob

Setting the parking brake (Fig. E12 - Fig. E13)

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Braking Position E13-2

Released Position

CHARGING (Fig. F1 – Fig. F11)

In order to start this mower, EGO batteries totaling 15 Ah (2 X BA4200/BA4200T) or more are required. For best performance, we recommended use of EGO batteries that total 30 Ah or more.

Use only with the recommended battery packs and chargers. (Fig. F9 & F10)

Preparation for charging (Fig. F1 – Fig. F4)

Charging the battery pack(s) separately (Fig. F5 – Fig. F9)

F5-1

Cover Release Button

F7-1

Battery Release Button

To attach the battery pack(s) (Fig. F5 – Fig. F6)

To detach the battery pack(s) (Fig. F7 – Fig. F8)

NOTICE:: Charge the battery pack(s) refer to the corresponding battery and charger manuals.

Charging the battery packs via charging port (Fig. F10)

F10-1

Dust Cap F10-2

Charging Port

STARTING THE MOWER (Fig. A4 – Fig. A5 & Fig. G1 – Fig. G6)

⚠ WARNING: Avoid sudden starts, stops, and turns, as well as excessive speed, especially when first learning to operate the mower. The mower can spin rapidly, which may cause you to lose control and result in serious injury and/or damage.

⚠ WARNING: Before starting the mower, check and make sure the blades are disengaged within 5s when pushing the PTO switch downward. If the blades fail to stop, do not use the mower and contact your EGO customer service immediately.

NOTICE: Follow Fig. A4 & Fig. G2 to get the lowest driving speed and STANDARD driving mode until you are fully capable of operating the mower in all situations. The driving speed and driving mode will activate only when the mower wheels are stopped and the steering levers are open.

The mower will save and present the previous driving mode, driving speed and calibration of the steering levers when restarting it.

Driving-Mode

CONTROL: Lower acceleration, less sensitive handling, and mild turning speed to protect the grass and for new users.

STANDARD: Perfect for everyday use.

SPORT: Higher acceleration, accurate handling, and sharp turning to maximize mowing efficiency and for mowing enthusiasts.

Driving Speed Adjustment (Fig. A4)

Blade Speed Adjustment (Fig. A5)

USB port

NOTICE: The USB port provides charging power of 5 Voltage DC at up a combined draw of 1.5 Amperes and is powered only when the mower is startup.

STOPPING THE MOWER (Fig. H1 – Fig. H6)

NOTICE: After more than 60 minutes without operating, the mower will automatically shut off.

Limp-home mode

When battery charge becomes low, the mower will go into Limp-Home mode:

The mower automatically stop grass cutting;

The beep indicator will continue to sound;

The mower status indicator will flash red every second, the first segment of the mower fuel-gauge will flash red and both the low-power indicator and the battery graphics on the fuel gauge will flash.

The operator should:

a) Push the PTO switch downward (Fig. H3) to disengage the blades. The beep indicator will stop sounding when the blade stops;
b) Stop working and go to the battery charging area as soon as possible. The maximum distance the mower can travel is 1000 m.

When the battery is nearly depleted, the icon of each occupied battery compartment and low-power indicator will blink every half a second. The mower will stop working immediately. The operator should transport the mower to the battery charging area for charging.

Manual pushing

If manual pushing is needed, be sure that the batteries are disconnected from the mower and the parking-brake pedal is release from the braking position.

DRIVING THE MOWER (Fig. I1 – Fig. I9)

To stop, decrease or increase speed, slowly change the steering lever's distance from neutral.

⚠️ DANGER: Stay at least two mowing widths away from any ditches, drop-offs, or water. Front wheels can rotate when the mower is stopped, even with the brake applied, and cause the mower to go over the edge or into the water and result in death or serious personal injury.
⚠ WARNING: Be aware of what is behind the mower before backing up. DO NOT mow in reverse unless absolutely necessary. Always look down and behind before and while backing to make sure no children, bystanders, or pets enter the mowing area. Remember that a careless fraction of a second is sufficient to inflict death or serious injury.

⚠ WARNING: Do not operate this machine on public roadways.

⚠ WARNING: If blockage happens or you strike a foreign object, stop the motors and remove the batteries. Remove grass clippings, leaves, dirt and any other accumulated debris; thoroughly inspect the mower for damage and repair the damage before restarting and operating the mower.

MAINTENANCE

WARNING: Always wear eye protection with side shields. Failure to do so could result in objects being thrown into your eyes resulting in possible serious injury.
⚠ WARNING: Always protect your hands by wearing heavy gloves or wrapping the cutting edges with rags or other materials when performing any maintenance on the mower blade. Always remove the safety key and battery packs when servicing or transporting the mower.

Maintenance Service Interval	Maintenance Procedure
Before each use or daily	Check the safety-interlock system.Visually check the tire whether it is flat.Inspect the blades if it is worn, crack or bent.Inspect the entire product for damaged, missing, or loose parts such as side-discharge chute, screws, nuts, bolts, caps, etc., ensuring that all guards are in place and working properly.Check the brake operation.
After each use	Clean the mower deck.
Every 25 hours	Check the tire pressure.
Every 50 hours	Check the grease condition inside the cutting blade flange.
Every 100 hours	Check the rear wheels, ensuring that the all lug nuts are fastened at the recommended torque.
Every 200 hours	Check the front wheels, ensuring that they turn freely.

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Check the parking brake pedal.Remove the battery from the mower and set the parking pedal at the braking position. Manually push the mower forwards to see whether the mower can be moved or not. If it moves, have it serviced by a qualified service technician.

CLEANING THE MOWER (Fig. J1 – Fig. J10)

Preparation (Fig. J1 - Fig. J5)

Cleaning the mower housing (Fig. J6 - Fig. J7)

Using wash port to clean the mower deck (Fig. J8 - Fig. J10)

J8-1	Wash Port J8-3		Garden Hose
J8-2	Wash-Port Quick Coupler

NOTICE: When finishing cleaning, push the PTO switch downward to disengage the mower blades.

MAINTAINING THE MOWER DECK AND THE CUTTING BLADES

Preparation (Fig. K1 - Fig. K6)

Removing the mower deck (Fig. K7 - Fig. K8)

K7-1 Motor Cable K7-3		Suspension Linkage
K7-2 Cotter Pin

NOTICE: Disconnect all motor cables and cotter pins when removing the mower deck.

Replacing the cutting blades (Fig. K9 - Fig. K11)

K9-1	Stabilizer K10-3		Blade
K10-1	Bolt K10-4 Flange
K10-2	Washer K10-5 Motor Shaft

Leveling the mower deck

a. When to level (Fig. K12 - Fig. K14)
b. Before leveling

Checking the cold tire pressure (Fig. K15)

Check the cutting blades. Remove and replace worn, cracked, and/or bent blades as necessary.

c. Preparation for leveling (Fig. K16 – Fig. K21)
d. How to leveling

To make side-to-side adjustment (Fig. K22)

K22-1 Jam Nut

To make front-to-rear adjustment (Fig. K23)

CALIBRATING THE MOWER TRACKING SYSTEM (Fig. L1 – Fig. L4)

NOTICE: The beeping indicator will sound once both when starting calibration and when the calibration is finished.

NOTICE: The calibration completed for one of the driving modes ("CONTROL", "STANDARD", "SPORT") maybe not available for the other two modes. Calibrate the steering levers in each driving mode independently as needed.

RESETTING THE MOWER TO INITIAL FACTORY SETTING (Fig. M)

NOTICE: The beeping indicator will sound once both when starting resetting and when the resetting is finished.

NOTICE: When the resetting is successful, below settings will return to the initial factory setting:

driving mode
driving speed
calibration of the steering levers

STORAGE AND TRANSPORT

TRANSPORTING THE MOWER (FIG. N1 – FIG. N11)

NOTICE: Secure the mower as needed, using straps or cables to prevent movement during transport.

STORAGE (Fig. 01 – Fig. 06)

NOTICE: Remove the battery packs and store the batteries refer to the corresponding manuals.

Clean and check the mower before storage refer to the sections "CLEANING THE MOWER" and "RECOMMENDED MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE(S)".

Protecting the environment

WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) Do not dispose of electrical equipment, used battery and charger into household waste! Take this product to an authorized recycler and make it available for separate collection. Electric tools must be returned to an environmentally compatible recycling facility.

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PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION
The mower fails to drive when the two steering levers are pushed forward or backward at the beginning.Steering level icon blinks	The combined Ah of the inserted batteries does not meet the requirement.	In order to start this mower, use enough EGO batteries following the instructions in section “CHARGING” in this manual.
	The parking brake pedal is set in the braking position.	Fully depress the parking brake pedal to release it from the braking position.
	The steering levers are not in the open position when starting the mower.	Return the steering levers to the open position and restart the mower.
	The operator is not sitting on the seat.	Only when the operator is properly sitting on the seat, can he or she operate the mower.
	The seat switch is not connected correctly.	Remove the battery from the mower and disassemble the seat in the reverse order of the instructions in section “INSTALLING THE SEAT” in this manual to inspect the seat switch connection. Reassemble the seat and follow the instructions in “STARTING THE MOWER” to restart the mower to see if the mower can be started. If not, contact a qualified service technician for repair.
	Under extreme cold weather, the driving function may not start successfully due to the low temperature protection.	Always store the mower and battery in warm environment. Restart the mower when it is warmed up. Please do not make repeated attempts under extreme cold weather which may damage the machine.
The mower stops driving.	Steering levers require a “reset”.	Return the steering levers to the open position and restart the mower.
	The electric controlling components of the steering levers are failed.	Contact a qualified service technician for repair.
	The seat switch got disconnected during driving on a rough terrain.	Remove the battery from the mower and disassemble the seat in the reverse order of the instructions in section “INSTALLING THE SEAT” in this manual to inspect the seat switch connection. Reassemble the seat and follow the instructions in “STARTING THE MOWER” to restart the mower to see if the mower can be started. If not, contact a qualified service technician for repair.
	The parking-brake pedal is depressed to slow down the driving speed. Once the parking-brake pedal is depressed enough but not to the parking position, the mower will stop.	Follow the instructions in “STARTING THE MOWER” to restart the mower.
The driving speed/ driving mode cannot be adjusted during driving.	This is a feature of the mower for safe driving.	The function will activate only when the mower wheels are stopped and the steering levers are open.
The mower fails to start the blades when the PTO switch is engaged.PTO Switch Icon blinks	The combined Ah of the inserted batteries does not meet the requirement.	In order to start this mower, use enough EGO batteries following the instructions in section “CHARGING” in this manual.
	The PTO switch is not pushed down when the mower is stopped last time.	Push the PTO switch downward and restart the mower’s blades.
	The mower is overloaded at the moment the blades starting, resulting in motor self-protection.	Start the mower grass cutting in lower blade speed first and until the blades are getting successes rotation, do not accelerate the blade speed as needed.
	Under extreme cold weather, the blade motor may not start successfully due to the low temperature protection.	Always store the mower and battery in warm environment. Restart the mower when it is warmed up. Please do not make repeated attempts under extreme cold weather which may damage the machine.
	The blade interferes with the deformed mower deck.	Contact a qualified service technician for repair.

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PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION
The blades stop working during grass cutting.	The mower is overloaded.	Raise the deck cutting height or slow down the driving speed to reduce the load of the mower.
	The mower deck is clogged with grass and debris.	Clean the mower deck and make certain that the blades have freedom of movement.
	The mower is overheated.	Reduce the load of the mower, by raising the deck cutting height or slowing down the blade/driving speed and allow the mower to cool.
	The battery pack(s) in the mower's battery compartment is overheated, resulting in combined Ah rating of all inserted batteries to not meet the requirement.	If the combined battery Ah rating does not meet the requirement, the mower will not work until more battery packs are inserted into the vacant battery components. Once the overheated battery returns to normal temperature, it will join in powering the mower immediately.
		Reduce the load of the mower by raising the deck cutting height or slowing down the mowing when resuming operation.
	The mower is in Limp-Home mode.	When the mower is in Limp-Home mode, the blades are automatically switched into low rotation speed without grass cutting. The operator should stop working and go to the battery charging area as soon as possible.
	The mower is hit a foreign object, resulting in motor self-protection.	Push the PTO switch downward and restart the mower blades.
The beeping indicator continues sounding.	The mower is in Limp-Home mode and the blades are not turned off.	Push the PTO switch down to disengage the deck blades. The beeping indicator will stop sounding when the blade stops.
	The mower stops driving on a slope and the operator opens the steering levers and is off the seat without setting the parking brake pedal at the braking position.	Set the parking brake pedal in the braking position before leaving the mower on the slope.
The battery indicators are still on when the mower is turned off.	When the mower is turned off on ground without removing the battery pack(s) from the mower, the battery indicators, start/stop button and set button will remain illuminated for a period.	No action is needed. The battery indicators will go off when the mower shuts off after a period. Refer to the section “STOPPING THE MOWER” for specific time.
	When the mower is turned off on a slope without setting the parking brake pedal at the braking position, the battery indicators will keep on until the battery charge is depleted. The beeping indicator keeps sounding at the same time.	Set the parking brake pedal in the braking position before the operator leave the tool on the slope.
The LCD screen fails to be illuminated with all icons on.	The pressing time on the start/stop button is not sufficient.	The LCD screen will only display “Fuel Gauge” when the start/stop button is pressed briefly.
		The LCD screen will turn on after the start/stop button has been pressed for sufficient time.
The mower cuts unevenly, with significant height difference front to rear.	The blades are dull.	Charpen or replace the cutting blade as instructed in this manual.
	The blades are bent.	Replace the bent cutting blade following the instructions in section “REPLACING THE CUTTING BLADES”.
	The mower deck is not leveled, resulting in different cutting blade height.	Level the mower deck following the instructions in section “LEVELING THE MOWER DECK”.
The actual grass cutting height is not aligned with the claimed height.	The mower deck nuts are loosened on the suspension linkage	Follow the instructions in section “LEVELING THE MOWER DECK” to make correct front-to-rear adjustment for the mower deck and securely tighten the nuts on the suspension linkage.
	The mower deck is damaged or seriously worn.	Follow the instructions in section “REMOVING THE MOWER DECK” to have mower deck replacement.
The mower does not mulch properly.	Wet grass clippings are sticking to the underside of the deck.	Wait until the grass dries before mowing.
	The mower is set to cut too much grass at once.	Raise the deck cutting height.

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PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION
There is excessive vibration.	The cutting blades are loose.	Tighten the blade bolt to the recommended torque.
	The blades are bent.	Replace the bent cutting blade following the instructions in section “REPLACING THE CUTTING BLADES”.
	The mower deck is not leveled.	Level the mower deck following the instructions in section “LEVELING THE MOWER DECK”.
	The mower deck nuts are loosened on the suspension linkage.	Tighten the nuts on the suspension linkage.
	The mower is set to cut too much grass at once.	Raise the deck cutting height.
There are grass or debris remaining on the ground after mowing.	The mower is set to cut too much grass at once when the grass is tall.	Begin with a high cutting height and reduce it until the desired mowing result is attained. Grass over 6 inches tall should be mowed twice, at successively lower cutting heights.
	The grass is wet.	Do not mow when the grass is wet until the grass dries.
	The driving speed is high.	Slow down the driving speed.
	The blade speed is low.	Increase the blade speed gradually.
Short running time of the mower with included battery.	Grass conditions and cutting-height setting will greatly affect the battery run time. The claimed run time is based on a light load condition.	Raise the deck cutting height and slow down the blade speed to reduce the cutting load.
The mower is not tracking straight.	The tire pressures for the left and right rear wheels are different.	Check and adjust the air pressure in both rear wheel tires, according to the recommendation in section “CHECKING THE TIRE PRESSURE” in this manual.
	The driving speeds for the left and right rear wheels are different.	Calibrate the mower tracking system following the instructions in section “CALIBRATING THE MOWER TRACKING SYSTEM”.
The parking brake pedal cannot be released from the braking position or is slow to spring back.	There may be debris or dirt getting inside the parking brake pedal.	Open the parking brake pedal box to thoroughly clean the box inside and close it. Reset the parking brake pedal to see whether the problem is solved. If not, contact a qualified service technician for repair.
The mower cannot be charged via charging port with the mower status indicator shining solid red.	The plug of the charger is not correctly inserted into the charging port on the mower.	Reconnect the charger plug to see whether the mower can be charged normally.
	There is no power in the wall outlets.	No action is needed. Wait until the power recovers.
	Charger malfunction.	Contact a qualified service technician for inspection and have charger repaired if needed.
	The charger port on the mower is defective.	Contact a qualified service technician for repair.
The charging time via the mower charging port is too long.	Using EGO Adapter ACA1000 for charging requires long time.	Use EGO charger CHV1600E for charging the mower directly.
The battery cannot be fully charged via the mower charging port.	Firmware bug of the riding mower or the charger/battery failure.	Unplug the charger and wait for more than several minutes, then reconnect the plug to the power supply. If it does not work, contact a qualified service technician for repair.
The mower cannot be started after cleaning.	Improper cleaning, such as water getting on the electric components, LCD screen etc.	Follow the instructions in section “CLEANING THE MOWER” to clean the mower correctly.
It is easy for the mower to be clogged.	The mower deck is clogged with grass and debris.	the mower caught in rain accidentally, leave it in the air to dry or use compressed air to dry it.
		Clean the mower deck after each use, following the section “Using Wash Port to Clean Mower Deck”.
The mower easily loses traction when climbing up on the slope.	The tires of the rear wheels are worn.	Seek local service to replace the wheel tires.
	Large mowing slope.	Mowing slope should be at required degree.
When the mower is stopped on a slope with the parking brake pedal pressed, the mower can slide downward the slope.	The brake components are excessively worn due to improper operation of the mower.	Contact a qualified service technician for repair.
There is no water coming from the wash port when performing deck washing.	The wash-port quick coupler is not mounted into place on the wash port.	Re-attach the wash-port quick coupler until you hear a clear click after firmly pushing. If it does not work, contact a qualified service technician for repair.
There is abnormal sound when manual pushing the mower without starting.	The sound comes from the magnets inside the driving motor.	it is normal and no action is needed.

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EN FAULT CODE & MOWER STATUS INDICATOR REFERENCE

LCD Display	Description	Fault Code on LCD	Mower Status Indicator	Beeper Cause	Solution
	LED lights Icon is displayed on the LCD screen	n/a OFF	No		The headlights, sidelights, and rear lights are turned on by the LED light switch.	This is normal operation. No action is needed.
	USB Icon is displayed on the LCD screen	n/a OFF	No		USB icon illuminates that a USB device can work after the mower is started correctly.	This is normal operation. No action is needed.
	Fuel Gauge Icon is displayed on the LCD screen	n/a OFF	No		It indicates the average charge capacity of inserted batteries	This is normal operation. No action is needed.
8888 H	Hour Meter Icon is displayed on the LCD screen	n/a OFF	No		It shows the total driving time of mower, in hours and cannot be reset.	This is normal operation. No action is needed.
	Load indicator Icon shows in the ECO range	n/a OFF	No		It indicates the current load of the mower.	This is normal operation. No action is needed.
	The overload indicator blinks. Load indicator icon shows in the PWR range.	n/a	Flashes red	One beep	The blade motor is overloaded.	Raise the deck cutting height or slow the driving speed to reduce the load of the mower.
					The side discharge chute is clogged with grass and debris.	Clean the side discharge chute after each use.
					There is an interference between the blade and the mower deck.	Have repairs performed by a qualified service technician.

LCD Display	Description	Fault Code on LCD	Mower Status Indicator	Beeper Cause Solution
	Safety key icon blinks. n/a	OFF No			The safety key is not inserted.
					Power is not supplied to the LCD screen.
	The icon of a certain battery compartment blinks.	n/a OFF	No		A certain battery during discharging is over-current.
	The icon of the empty battery compartment blinks.	n/a OFF	No		Battery capacity is not sufficient to allow the ride on mower to work.
	The temperature icon blinks.	n/a OFF	One beep		The mower is over heated.
					The mower is too cold

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Description

Fault Code on LCD

Mower Status Indicator

Beeper Cause Solution

The temperature icon and the exact occupied battery compartment blink at the same time.	n/a OFF No			The battery pack in the cor-responding numbered battery compa-ment is overheated.	1. The mower can continue working if the combined battery Ah rating, overheated battery excluded, meets the requirement. Once the overheated battery returns to normal temperature, it will join in powering the mower immediately.2. If the combined battery Ah rating not sufficient, the mower will not work until more battery packs are inserted into the vacant battery compartments.3. Reduce the load of the mower by raising the deck cutting height or slowing down the mowing when resuming operation.Stop working and return to the battery charging area.NOTICE: When the mower is in Limp-Home mode, the blades are automatically switched into low rotation speed without grass cutting and meanwhile the sound indicator will keep beeping. The operator should push the PTO switch downward to disengage the deck blades. The sound indicator will stop beeping after blade stopping.
The icons of each occupied battery compartment, low power indicator, battery graphics of fuel gauge blink every 1 second at the same time on the LCD screen. The first segment of the LED fuel-gauge & status indicator blinks too.	n/a	Flashes red	Keeps beeping until the PTO switch is pushed downward.	The battery packs are low on charge and the mower is in Limp-Home mode.

LCD Display	Description	Fault Code on LCD	Mower Status Indicator	Beeper Cause Solution
LOW POWER	The icon of each occupied battery compartment and low power indicator blinks every half a second.	n/a	Flashes red	Keeps beeping	The battery parks are nearly depleted.
(A)	The auto-parking icon blinks on the LCD.	n/a OFF		Keeps beeping	The mower is parked on a slope and the operator leaves the mower without setting the brake pedal at the braking position, just with the steering levers in the open position.
(P)	Brake pedal icon is displayed on the LCD.	n/a OFF	No		The parking brake pedal is set at the braking position.
	Seat sensor icon is displayed on the LCD.	n/a OFF	No		The operator leaves the seat or seat switch is disconnected.
	PTO Switch icon blinks. n/a	OFF No			The blade motor was interrupted in operation and the PTO switch is not set to off position.

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LCD Display	Description		Fault Code on LCD	Mower Status Indicator	Beeper Cause Solution
	Steering lever icon blinks. n/a OFF No				The driving motor was interrupted in operation and the steering levers are not set to open position.	Before restart the mower, move the steering levers to the open position. Please see “TROUBLESHOOTING” section in this manual for reference.
	Energy recovery icon blinks occasionally.		n/a OFF No		The kinetic energy generated during braking or driving downhill is converted into electricity to charge the battery packs.	This is normal operation. No action is needed.
See “Fault Code”	Left driving motor fails in rotation.	PCBA controlled left driving motor fails.	413 OFF	One beep	PCBA failure
		Plug (Triple-phase, power wire) connecting the left driving motor with the corresponding PCBA is loosened.	317 OFF	One beep	Loose connection
		Plug (Six pins, signal wire) connecting the left driving motor with the corresponding PCBA is loosened.	301 OFF	One beep	Loose connection
		Left driving motor fails.	317 OFF	One beep	Motor failure

NOTICE: If a fault code appears on LCD screen, remove all battery packs and re-insert them a few minutes later. If this doesn't solve the problem, follow the fault code troubleshooting below.

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LCD Display	Description		Fault Code on LCD	Mower Status Indicator	Beeper Cause Solution
See “Fault Code”	Right driving motor fails in rotation.	PCBA controlled right driving motor fails.	313 OFF	One beep	PCBA failure
		Plug (Triple-phase, power wire) connecting the right driving motor with the corresponding PCBA is loosened.	417 OFF	One beep	Loose connection
		Plug (Six pins, signal wire) connecting the right driving motor with the corresponding PCBA is loosened.	401 OFF	One beep	Loose connection
		Right driving motor fails.	417 OFF	One beep	Motor failure
See “Fault Code”	Left blade motor fails in rotation.	PCBA controlled left blade motor fails.	607/A07	n/a One beep	PCBA failure	Have repairs performed by a qualified service technician.
		Plug (Triple-phase, power wire) connecting the left driving motor with the corresponding PCBA is loosened.	509 n/a	One beep	Loose connection	Inspect the blade firstly. If it is loosened, tighten the bolt with recommended torque Otherwise, have repairs performed by a qualified service technician.
		Left blade motor fails	509 n/a	One beep	Motor failure

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LCD Display	Description		Fault Code on LCD	Mower Status Indicator	Beeper Cause Solution
See “Fault Code”	Right blade motor fails in rotation.	PCBA controlled right blade motor fails.	507/A07	n/a One beep PCBA failure		Have repairs performed by a qualified service technician.
		Plug (Triple-phase, power wire) connecting the right driving motor with the corresponding PCBA is loosened.	609 n/a	One beep Loose connection		Inspect the blade firstly. If it is loosened, tighten the bolt with recommended torque. Otherwise, have repairs performed by a qualified service technician.
		Right blade motor fails	609 n/a	One beep Motor failure
See “Fault Code”	Middle blade motor fails in rotation	PCBA controlled middle blade motor fails	507/607	n/a One beep PCBA failure		Have repairs performed by a qualified service technician.
		Plug (Triple-phase, Power wire) connecting the middle blade motor with the corresponding PCBA is loosened.	A09 n/a	One beep Loose connection		Inspect the blade firstly. If it is loosened, tighten the bolt with recommended torque. Otherwise, have repairs performed by a qualified service technician.
		Middle blade motor fails	A09 n/a	One beep Motor failure
See “Fault Code”	Left steering lever fails.	Left steering lever controlling PCBA fails.	311/412	OFF One beep	PCAB failure	Have repairs performed by a qualified service technician.
		Plug connecting the controlling PCBA, located in the steering bar, is loosened.			Loose connection
See “Fault Code”	Right steering lever fails.	Right steering lever controlling PCBA fails.	312/411	OFF One beep	PCAB failure	Have repairs performed by a qualified service technician.
		Plug connecting the controlling PCBA, located in the steering bar, is loosened.			Loose connection
See “Fault Code”	Parking brake fails, the tool cannot be driven.	Parking brake PCBA, which is in the front frame assembly, is broken.	309/409	OFF One beep PCBA failure		Have repairs performed by a qualified service technician.
		Parking brake switch and/or wire is broken.	801 OFF	One beep		Wire/Switch failure
OFF Charging Prot Fault			n/a Solid	RED n/a		The charging port is in open circuit.
			n/a Solid	RED n/a		There is no power supply.
			n/a Solid	RED n/a The fuse is blown.		Have repairs performed by a qualified service technician.
See “Fault Code”	Charging Prot Fault 204 n/a		One beep			Have repairs performed by a qualified service technician.
See “Fault Code”	Battery Box Assembly not functioning		217 n/a	One beep		The power source from Battery Box assembly is broken. The LED headlights and USB will not work.
			310/410	OFF One beep		The connection between Type C wires of Battery Box assembly and other Type C wires of the mower is out of work.
			201/202/203	OFF One beep		The BMS of the Battery Box assembly is broken.

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LCD Display	Description	Fault Code on LCD	Mower Status Indicator	Beeper Cause Solution
See “Fault Code”	Start/Stop Switch Fault	314 /414	OFF One beep	Switch PCBA failure or bad wire connection for Start/Stop Switch.	Have repairs performed by a qualified service technician.
See “Fault Code”	LCD Screen Fault	315 /415	OFF One beep	LCD assembly is broken or bad wire connection of the LCD assembly.	Have repairs performed by a qualified service technician.

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Garantovani nivo zvučne snage. Prema Direktivi Evropske zajednice.

Ne gaziti

K9-1 Stabilizator K10-3 Nož
K10-1 Osovinica K10-4 Prirubnica
K10-2 Podloška K10-5 Osovina motora

Nivelisanje trupa kosilice

a. Kada je nivelisanje potrebno (sl. K12 - sl. K14)
b. Prije nivelisanja

- Provjerite pritisak u hladnim gumama (sl. K15).

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