PG210 - Lawn mower Gianni Ferrari - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL PG210 Gianni Ferrari

ILLUSTRATIONS AND DIAGRAMS

NOTES FOR THE DISPOSAL OF THE PRODUCT VALID FOR THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY 20

1. NAMEPLATE CE 21

2. TO OUR COSTUMERS 21

3. USER'S RESPONSIBILITY 21
4. SAFETY STANDARDS 21

3.1 SLOPES 22
3.2 TRANSPORT AND UNLOADING 22

1. TECHNICAL FEATURES 23

4.1 ENGINE WEIGHTS 23
4.2 LAWNMOWER DEVICE/EQUIPMENT 24
4.3 LEVEL OF ACOUSTIC POWER 24
4.4 OPERATOR 24

5.CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS 24
6. USING CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS 25

6.1 FORWARD - REVERSE 25
6.2 PARKING BRAKE LEVER 25
6.3 DIFFERENTIAL LOCKING DEVICE 25
6.4 BY-PASS LEVER 25
6.5 HAND THROLLE 25
6.6 ENGINE STARTING 25
6.7 P.T.O. 25
6.8HYDRAULIC LIFT OF THE EQUIPMENT 25
6.9HYDRAULIC TILTING OF TRAY 25
6.10 ELEVATOR 25
6.11 DESCRIPTION FUNCTIONS COMPUTER 25

1. WIRING DIAGRAM 26

7.0 COLOUR PALETTE 26
7.1 DAIHATSU 950 D 26
7.2 DAIHATSU 950 G 26
7.3 KUBOTA D 902 27
7.4 STRADALE KUBOTA D 902 DAIHATSU 950D/950G 27
7.5 BRIGGS & STRATTON 28
7.6 SWITCH DIAGNOSTICS 28

1. STARTING THE ENGINE 28
2. DRIVING THE MACHINE 28
3. CUTTING AND AUTOMATIC GRASS COLLECTION 29
4. STOPPING THE MOTOR 29
5. TANK FILLING 29
6. ORDINARY MAINTENANCE 29

13.1 ADD MOTOR OIL 29
13.2 ADD COOLING FLUID 29
13.3 ADD HYDRAULIC SYSTEM OIL 29
13.4 ADD FRON AXIAL OIL 29
13.5 BATTERY 29
13.6 AIR FILTER 29
13.7 RADIATOR NET 30
13.8 MOTOR NET 30
13.9 MOTOR OIL FILTER 30
13.10 TYRE PRESSURE 30
13.11 BELT TENSION ADJUSTEMENT 30
13.12 CLEANING THE MACHINE 30
13.13 BASKET OVERTURN, CYLINDER GREASE NIPPLE 30
13.14 BASKET OVERTURN, CYLINDER GREASE NIPPLE 30
13.15 PDP GREASE NIPPLE 30
13.16 PEDAL GREASING 30
13.17 HYDRAULIC INSTALLATION FILTER 30

1. EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE 30
2. INACTIVITY OF MOWER DECK 30
3. ROAD TRANSPORT 31
4. SAFETY STICKERS 31
5. NOTES 31
6. TABLE MAINTENANCES 32
7. ERROR CODE DISPLAY 33

NOTES FOR THE DISPOSAL OF THE PRODUCT VALID FOR THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY

Do not dispose the product as a solid urban waste but dispose it by dropping it at a dumping site. By salvage dumping the product you risk to pollute the nature. If the product is provided with a battery, you must dump the battery in a separate container as the battery contains highly toxic substances. The above shown figure represents a local garbage bin. It is absolutely forbidden to throw the product in such a bin. The introduction after the 1st of July 2006 of products not complying with the decree law 151 (directive RoHS RAEE) is punished by Law.

0. NAMEPLATE CE

See figure 0.

1) Constructor's address
2) Model
3)Meight
4) Engine
5) Construction's year

1. TO OUR COSTUMERS

We are pleased to welcome you as one of our customers. To ensure best possible performance of your machine as well as for useful tips for using and maintaining it, we kindly ask you to read through carefully the User's Manual. The engines PG - SR can be fitted with various equipments: it is the refore important that the user studies, in addition to this manual, also the manual referring to the equipment that he intends to mount on his engine. The machine has been planned and designed to give best performance under difficult conditions. Its working performance largely depends of course on its maintenance. Should queries arise that have not been dealt with with in these instructions, then please contact your dealer who will be able to assist you further.

THIS SIGN IMPLIES THAT SAFETY REGULATIONS MUST BE COMPLIED WITH AT ALL TIMES BY THE USER SO AS TO AVOID ACCIDENTS. PLEASE, BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU SEE THIS SIGN. IT IS FOR YOUR AND OTHER PEOPLE'S SAFETY.

2. USER'S RESPONSIBILITY

It is imperative that the user reads through this manual carefully so as to become acquainted with its working procedure, maintenance of parts and proper lubrication according to our instructions. The user is also responsible for checking, repairing and for possible replacement of wornout parts which could cause injuries. The user is responsible for damages caused to third parties by improper use. The machine must be used and maintained only by persons with a good knowledge of its specific features and who have fully understood the safety rules.

Never let children or minors near the machine.

Local laws, if any, may state a minimum age for the operator. Never take passengers.

Only use attachments and accessories which have been recommended and supplied by your dealer.

It is strictly prohibited to do any alterations or reconstructions to the machine which are not mentioned in this manual.

WHEN USING THE MACHINE, THE OPERATOR MUST SCRAPULUOSLY OBSERVE THE SAFETY RULES CONTAINED IN THIS MANUAL, THE RULES FOR THE PREVENTION OF ACCIDENTS, OTHER GENERAL SAFETY RULES, THE PROVISIONS OF WORK MEDICINE.

3. SAFETY STANDARDS

ONLY A CAREFUL USER IS A GOOD USER

If you follow the Safety Instructions in the manual you can avoid accidents.

MAIN PART

1) Read through carefully each section of these instructions.
2) Check the machine before every use for defect, for e.g. loose screws and bolts, loosened or damaged blades or other parts which are not secure. It is absolutely forbidden to use the machine in improper conditions.

Therefore, before starting your machine go through the control and service instructions as recommended.
3) Before starting the machine acquaint yourself with all the parts and with the checking system.
4) The machine should only be used by adults with experience. Don't let children use it.
Avoid using the lawnmower if you do not feel physically fit for the job.
5) Keep people within a certain security distance as explained hereafter.
6) Only use original parts and accessories. Do not make any changes thereto.
For information, please consult your dealer.
7) Replace lost or damaged safety stickers or warning labels. Chek the list of safety stickers in the "SAFETY PRE CAUTIONS" section of this manual. Wipe dust and dirt off the stickers.
8) Keep hands and feet, as well as your body away from the moving parts.
9) Never use the machine without protection and covers in the right position and perfect condition.
Do not use the machine if its safety devices are not perfectly efficient.
For no reason, tamper with the machine safety devices.
10) Should an object have been run over or got stuck, stop immediately. Turn off the engine and remove the ignition key. Disengage the P.T.O., put the attachment onto the ground and inspect it. Do not start using the machine until you are sure that it is in perfect working order.
11) When you have finished working with the machine, disengage the P.T.O., put the attachment lower down so that it touches the ground, turn off the engine and remove the key.

12) Never start the engine in a closed room. Exhaust fumes are poisonous.
Before carrying out maintenance operations on the machine make sure that the same is off.
Before intervening on the electrical installation, disconnect the power cables from the battery terminals.
13) Be careful that flames or sparks do not get near the petrol tank.
14) Never park on slopes.
15) Machine speed should be suited to the ground you are working on.
16) Working on slopes requires extreme caution and reduced speed.
17) When using the machine wear suitable clothing, glasses, gloves and any other protective clothing.
18) Only use the machine with good visibility.
19) Do not use the machine for towing.
20) It is absolutely forbidden to start the machine if the equipment is not correctly mounted.
21) All drivers should receive a professional and practical training. Such training should highlight the following:

• the necessity of paying attention and being concentrated when working

on machines where the driver is sitting.

• a machine sliding down a slope can be brought again under control by pulling the brakes. The main causes for the loss of control are:

a) insufficient grip of the wheels;
b) driving too fast;
c) inadequate braking;
d) type of machine unsuitable for the job required;
e) lack of awareness of the effect of the condition of the ground, particularly of slopes ;
f) the equipments are wrongly attached and the loads are consequently badly distributed.
22) During the phases of work, always wear strong shoes and long trousers. Do not use the machine when you are bare-footed or wearing sandals.
23) Inspect thoroughly the area where the machine is to be used and remove all the object that could be thrown by the machine.
24) Always disengage the P.T.O. when transferring the machine.

3.1 SLOPES

See figure 3.1

• Do not use the machine on longitudinal slopes of more than 15^ .
• Do not use the machine on lateral slopes higher of more than 12^ .
• Do not proceed on slopes of any kind (lateral or longitudinal) with the plate lifted.
• Do not stop or start suddenly the machine when going up or down a slope.
• Proceed with low speed on slopes or narrow curves.
• Pay attention to any road humps, potholes or other hidden dangers. If the ground is irregular, the machine can overturn more easily.
• Do not operate in the proximity of shoulders, ditches or river banks; the machine could suddenly overturn if a wheel goes beyond the edge of the latter, or if the shoulder cedes.

3.2 TRANSPORT AND UNLOADING

See figure 3.2

The machine is heay and can cause serious crushing damages.

Load and unload it with care and use loading ramps.

Transport the machine on a homologated trailer. During transport, use the the parking brake and fix the machine with homologated devices, such as belts, chains or ropes.

N.B.: If the machine is packed and mounted on its pallet, it is possible to move it with a forklift.

CAPACITY 1200 Kg

IMPORTANT:

The parking brake is not sufficient for locking the machine during transport. Fix appropriately the machine to the vehicle with homologated devices.

Measurement in mm.

The measurements shown also apply for "SR" models.

See technical manual for the equipment

Engine	PG/SR 270D PG	/SR 210D PG/SR	250 PG/SR 220
	DAIHATSU 950 D	KUBOTA D 902	DAIHATSU 950 G	B&S 22 HP
Engine power	26,5 21 31	22
Displacement (cc.)	952 898 952	627
N° of cylinders	3 3 3 2
RPM	3600 3200	3600
Driving wheels	Front with possibility of differential locking
Type of progress	Hydrostatic
Service brake	Hydrostatic
Parking brake	Mechanical disk
Max speed (Km/h)	11
Fuel tank (L)	17
Basket capacity (L)*	600
Max container capacity(Kg)	80

Only "PG" models

Only "SR" models

4.1 ENGINE WEIGHTS

Model Mass (Kg)
PG 210 D 3R	760
PG 210 D 4R	770
PG 210 D 4R Elevator	820
SR 210 D 4R	760
PG 220	584
PG 220 Elevator	648
PG 220 3R	557
PG 270 D	695
PG 270 D Elevator	740
SR 270 D	725
PG 250	695
PG 250 Elevator	740
SR 250	725

4.2 LAWNMOWER DEVICE/EQUIPMENT

Consult the specific technical manual for the equipment or mower

PG S	R Attachments	Model
X		Collection deck	Piatto 112
			Piatto 126 SA
			Piatto 130 RCA
X	X	Side discharge deck	Piatto 130 SL
X	X	Rear discharge with mulching kit	Piatto 130 SP
X	X	Mulching deck with side discharge	Piatto 150 SM
X	X	Flail mower	GF 135
			GF 110
X	X	Aerator	Arieggiatore
X		Collecting sweeper	Hydraulic Sweeper
X		Vacuum hose	Tubo aspirafoglie
X	X	Grader blade	Lama frontale apripista
X	X	Double-stage snow thrower	TN130
X	X	Rotary broom	Spazzatrice PG 140
X		Sweeper for Synthetic grass	Spazzatrice PG 110 C/F
			Spazzatrice PG 110 S/F
X	X	Spreeder Polaro	Spargisale

Width of cut L = 110 cm L = 130 cm
Found	98,5 dB (A) 104,5 dB (A)
Guaranteed	100 dB (A) 105 dB (A)

4.4 OPERATOR

Exposition of acceleration of superior limbs: < 2,5 m/s².
Exposition of body acceleration: 0,5 m/s2.
- Noise value at operator's place: 89,5 dB(A)

5. CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS

The machine includes the following controls:

1) Forward speed pedal - reverse gear
2) Parking brake lever
3) Accelerator
4) Switch key
5) Nebulizer bipolar socket
6) Computer
7) P.T.O. and turbine engagement
8) Differential locking device pedal

9) Steering wheel
10) Blinker lights indicator
11) Adjusting the longitudinal seat
12) By-pass lever
13) Lights indicator
14) Light switch
15) Lever for lifting the equipment
16) Lever for overturning

basket - rubbish skip - quik grip

17) Elevator activating lever
(only elevator version)
18) Blinkers deviator
19) Emergency light switch
20) Rotating lamp switch
21) Adjusting the seat height
22) Adjusting the spring hardness

6. USING CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS

6.1 FORWARD - REVERSE

See figure 6.1

6.3 DIFFERENTIAL LOCKING DEVICE

See figure 6.3

6.4 BY-PASS LEVER

See figure 6.4

IMPORTANT:

Avoid towing the machine for long stretches with inserted by-pass.

6.5 HAND THROLLE

See figure 6.5

6.6 ENGINE STARTING

See figure 6.6

Only PG/SR 210 D models.

6.7 P.T.O See figure 6.7

6.8 HYDRAULIC LIFT OF THE EQUIPMENT

See figure 6.8

6.9 HYDRAULIC TILTING OF TRAY

See figure 6.9

A. Basket overturning lever
B. Lever for quick grips control

6.10 ELEVATOR

See figure 6.10

A. Basket lifting lever
B. Basket overturning lever
C. Lever for quick grips control

IMPORTANT:

When transferring the machine, especially when making curves, do not proceed in any case with a basket outside.

6.11 DESCRIPTION FUNCTIONS COMPUTER

See figure 6.11

1. Motor oil pressure lamp
2. Fuel reserve lamp
3. Battery alternator lamp
4. Parking brake inserted lamp
5. Cooling fluid max temp. lamp
6. Button
7. Display

By pushing the button in pos. - 6 - you can:

• Visualize on the display the temperature of the radiator liquid;
• The total number of hours worked by the machine (hour counter).

The display also shows the following :

• The countdown for the pre-heating plugs (only Diesel version);
• All the error codes (see chap. 20);
• Carry out a diagnostic of the switches mounted on the machine (see chap. 7.6).

7. WIRING DIAGRAM

7.0 COLOUR PALETTE

A Orange

C Pink

E Green

G Yellow

m Brown

R Red

B White

D Grey

F Blue

h Sky-blue

N Black

Violet

7.1 DAIHATSU 950D

See figure 7.1

RIF.	DESCRIPTION
1	Auxiliary socket switch
2	Road wiring supply connector
3	Auxiliary socket
4	Rotary lamp
5	Front headlights
6	Front headlights switch
7	Ignition switch
8	12V battery
9	Motor
10	Voltage regulator
11	Buzzer
12	Leaves shaking motor
13	Water temp. sensor

14	Oil pressure sensor
15	Fuel gauge float
16	Motor stop electrovalve
17	Preheating glow-plugs
18	Prehating relay
19	Glow plugs preheating control
20	Motor compar. switch
21	Basket lifted switch
22	Seat switch
23	Parking brake switch
24	Basket full switch
25	P.T.O. lever swithc
26	Start relay

7.2 DAIHATSU 950 G

See figure 7.2

RIF.	DESCRIPTION
1	Auxiliary socket switch
2	Road wiring supply connector
3	Auxiliary socket
4	Rotary lamp
5	Front headlights
6	Front headlights switch
7	Ignition switch
8	12V battery
9	Motor
10	Alternator
11	Fuel pump
12	Buzzer
13	Leaves shaking motor
14	Fuel pump relay
15	Water temp. sensor
16	Oil pressure sensor

17	Fuel gauge float
18	Fuel solenoid
19	4-way injection control unit connector
20	6-way injection control unit connector
21	Advance
22	Motor compar. switch
23	Basket lifted switch
24	Seat switch
25	Parking brake switch
26	Basket full switch
27	P.T.O. lever switch
28	Start relay
29	Injector coil 1
30	Injector coil 2
31	Injector coil 3

COLOUR PALETTE See 7.0

7.3 KUBOTA D 902

See figure 7.3

RIF.	DESCRIPTION
1	Auxiliary socket switch
2	Road wiring supply connector
3	Auxiliary socket
4	Rotary lamp
5	Front headlights
6	Front headlights switch
7	Ignition switch
8	12V battery
9	Motor
10	Voltage regulator
11	Buzzer
12	Leaves shaking motor
13	Water temp. sensor
14	Oil pressure sensor
15	Fuel gauge float
16	Motor stop electrovalve

17	Prehating glow-plugs
18	Prehating relay
19	Motor compar. switch
20	Basket lifted switch
21	Seat switch
22	Parking brake switch
23	Basket full switch
24	P.T.O. lever switch
25	Start relay
26	Hooter for max motor temp.
27	Max motor temp. sensor
28	Motor stop relay

COLOUR PALEttE See 7.0

7.4 STRADALE KUBOTA D 902 DAIHATSU 950D/950G

See figure 7.4

RIF.	DESCRIPTION
A	Lights / horn control
B	Brake lights time card
C	Blinking indicator lights
D	Emergency lights switch
E	Indicator lights deviator
F	Lamp rotating switch
1	Parking lights indicator
2	front LS parking light
3	front RS parking light
4	Plate light
5	Front RS parking light
6	Front LS parking light

7	RS dimmed headlight
8	LS dimmed headlight
9	Horn
10	Brake lights microswitch
11	Brake light
12	Brake light
13	Blinker warning light
14	Front LS blinking light
15	Rear LS blinking light
16	Front RS blinking light
17	Rear RS blinking light
18	Rotary lamp

COLOUR PALETTSee 7.0

7.5 BRIGGS & STRATTON

See figure 7.5

RIF.DESCRIPTION

1	Front working lights
2	Headlights switch
3	Engine switch
4	Parking brake switch
5	P.T.O. switch
6	Green neutral light
7	Parking brake light
8	Hourmeter
9	High basket switch
10	Seat switch
11	Full basket switch
12	Motor compar. switch
13	Fuse holder-box
14	Overload relay
15	Road wiring supply

COLOUR PALETTE See 7.0

16	Filter rotation motor
17	Pilot lamps/hourmeters
18	Generator
19	Engine stop connector
20	Hopper full buzzer
21	12V Battery
22	Motor
23	Auxiliary socket switch
24	Fuel gauge float
25	Auxiliary socket
26	Rotary lamp
27	Seat stop relay
28	Seat stop relay with P.T.O.
29	Oil pressure sensor

THIS SIMBOL INDICATE THE EARTH

7.6 SWITCH DIAGNOSTICS

DISPLAY CONTROLLED SWITCH 0 - STATE 1 - STATE
P1	PTO	OFF	ON
P2	FULL BASKET	OFF	ON
P3	BRAKE ENGAGED	OFF	ON
P4	SEAT	OFF	ON
P5	RAISED BASKET	OFF	ON
P6	MOTOR COMPARTEMENT	OFF	ON

1) Press the sand-glass key on the computer
2) Turn the ignition key on "ON"
3) Release the sand-glass key and view the first message on the display ("P1")
4) Push the relevant microswitch through the special control (see table) to check its functionality
5) Press once more the sand-glass key to check the second microswitch ("P2")
6) Proceed as described at points 4) and 5) to check the remaining microswitches

8. STARTING THE ENGINE

See figure 8.

1) Take your place correctly on seat.
2) Make sure that P.T.O. lever is entirely disengage
3) Make sure that the parking brake lever in entirely engaged
4) Turn the ignition key to the "ON" position and wait until the glow plugs are preheated, if necessary.
5) Turn the ignition key onto the symbol to start the motor
6) With temperature under 0^ keep the motor at medium speed for at least 5 minutes

9. DRIVING THE MACHINE

See figure 9.

1) Set throttle lever.

2) Disengage the parking brake.
3) Select the desired speed though the pedal fitted on the right side.
4) By moving the steering wheel one steers the back wheel.

N.B.: To stop the machine, just release the forward or reverse pedal; once stopped, pull the parking brake lever.

IMPORTANT: To being drive at slow speed, for safety reasons make sure that people and animals are at least 3 meters away

11. STOPPING THE MOTOR

See figure 11.

1) Stop the machine.
2) Declutch the PDP lever.
3) Pull the parking brake lever.
4) Full lower the equipment by means of the specific lever.
5) Make sure that the basket is completely draw in.
6) Reduce the motor revolution on minimum.
7) Turn the ignition key from "ON" position to "STOP" position.

12. TANK FILLING

See figure 12.

Only fill the tank in open air or in a sufficiently ventilated room. The engine must be turned off and no flames or sparks should be made. Check that carburant is the one indicated by the label on the tank.

WARNING: CARBURANT IS HIGHLY INFLAMMABLE.

KEEP THE CARBURANT IN JERRYCANS. FILL THE TANK WITH PETROL ONLY IN OPEN AIR AND DO NOT SmOke DURING this Operation. Add CARBURANT BEFORE StArting the ENGINE. NEVER REMOVE THE TANK LID NOR ADD CARBURANT WHEN THE ENGINE IS WORKING OR IS HOT.

In case of carburant escape, do not try to start the engine but move the machine away from the place where the escape took place and avoid creating ignition sources until carburant fumes have dissipated. Replace the correct lids on the tank and the jerrycan. Never store the machine with carburant in the tank inside a building where the fumes might reach some free flames or sparks.

Let the engine cool down before storing the machine in any closed environment.

13. ORDINARY MAINTENANCE

See figure 13.

If you have to carry out maintenance operations, use only original spare parts, to ensure the same maximum reliability to the machine. Before carrying out any maintenance work, read carefully the indications given in the paragraph 3 "Safety rules". In case you have to intervene on the machine with lifted basket, make sure that the mechanical lock "S" is correctly engaged.

13.1 ADD MOTOR OIL

See figure 13.1

DAIHATSU 950 D - 950 G

Consult the Use and Maintenance manual of the motor.

OIL SHELL HELIX PLUS 10W40

KUBOTAD902

Consult the Use and Maintenance manual of the motor.

OIL SHELL HARVELLA T 15W-40

BRIGGS & STRATTON 22 HP W-TWIN

Consult the Use and Maintenance manual of the motor.

OIL SHELL x 200 SAE 30

13.2 ADD COOLING FLUID

See figure 13.2

Not present on model PG220.

13.3 ADD HYDRAULIC SYSTEM OIL

See figure 13.3

OIL SHELL HARVELLA T 15W-40

13.4 ADD FRON AXIAL OIL

See figure13.4

OIL SHELL HARVELLA T 15W-40

13.5 BATTERY

See figure13.5

Check periodically the electrolyte level and, if necessary, add distilled water, checking the level indicated on the battery body.

13.6 AIR FILTER

Periodical checks.

See figure 13.6

13.7 RADIATOR NET

See figure 13.7

Periodical cheks.

Not present on model PG220.

13.8 MOTOR NET

See figure 13.8

Periodical checks.

13.9 MOTOR OIL FILTER

See figure 13.9

Consult the use and maintenance manual of the motor.

Remove the bulkhead A, before maintaining the motor oil filter.

13.10 TYRE PRESSURE

See figure 13.10

If the front tires are inflated at different pressure, the blades will mow the grass at different heights

13.11 BELT TENSION ADJUSTMENT

See figure 13.11

• After the first 5 ÷ 10 hours of work, adjust the P.T.O. belts tension:

1) Fully disengage the P.T.O. and mark with a felt-tip the position of tie-rod T.
2) Insert the P.T.O. and check if the value marlek is 10 - 12mm . If it is different, act on the relevant screw A and to the screw B.

Pay attention to the dimensions of the eye of the cylinder.

13.12 CLEANING THE MACHINE

See figure 13.12

13.13 BASKET OVERTURN, CYLINDER GREASE NIPPLE

See figure 13.13

With elevator.

13.14 BASKET OVERTURN, CYLINDER GREASE NIPPLE

See figure 13.14

Without elevator.

13.15 PDP GREASE NIPPLE

See figure 13.15

13.16 PEDAL GREASING

See figure 13.16

See tab. maintenance.

13.17 HYDRAULIC INSTALLATION FILTER

See figure 13.17

14. EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE

For the extraordinary maintenance of the machine, contact only an authorised service center.

15. INACTIVITY OF MOWER DECK

In case the PG-SR lawnmower has to remain idle for a long period of time, it is convenient to carry out some operations to ensure its efficiency when reused and the duration of the same for years:
-Disconnect the equipment from the engine and follow the operations indicated in the relevant use and maintenance manual to prearrange it for "out of service".
-Carry out all the indications given in the use and maintenance manual of the motor prearrange the same for "out of service".
-Remove the battery, recharge it and store it in a dry and ventilated place.
-Clean carefully the engine with an eye in particular where there are incrustations due to soil and grass residues.
-Carry out the of "ordinary maintenance" operations described above and, if necessary, carry out also the "extraordinary maintenance".
-Park the engine in a dry and ventilated place and cover it with a suitable non-impermeable protection sheet.
-During the period of inactivity, always maintain the pressure indicated for the tyres and, periodically, change the resting point of the tyres on the ground.

The PG-SR lawnmowers, since they are accompanied by road approval certificate ^() , have the possibility of circulating on public roads provided the following rules are observed:
- The lawnmower must obligatorily be accompanied by a regular registration, a registration document (log book), a correctly mounted number plate and an insurance against road accidents (car liability insurance).
- The driver of the lawnmower must carry a regular driving licence (at least, type B).
- The lighting installation and the braking devices of the lawnmower must be correctly operating and in perfect efficiency.
-All the lighting devices must be fully visible. Please keep in mind that the rotating lamp device (blinker) must always be on, even during day time.
- The PG-SR lawnmower can circulate with and without the equipments attached (^*) . When circulating on a road without equipment, it is recommended to keep the front arms of the 2-point attachment on the engine fully lifted. When the road tranfer is made with equipment connected, it is obligatory to keep the same entirely lifted and fastened to the machine body by means of the mechanical lock.
- The machine, in its front part, is fitted with a tow bar that can be exploited in case of troubles with the lawnmower.
- The technical limits and conditions expressly indicated in the registration document of the lawnmower must always be respected.
-As to the road traffic rules, the standard Rules of the Road apply.

(^) Only for the versions where this is foreseen.
(^*) : The equipments that can equip the lawnmower during road circulation are expressly indicated in the registration document.

Before travelling on the road opened to traffic, you should become familiar with all the controls of the machine.

17. SAFETY STICKERS

See figure 17.

18. NOTES

A) Please contact our authorised dealer for anything that is not dealt with in this manual.
B) Always keep this technical handbook in a safe place for future reference. It can be modified without prior notice or any additional obligations in order to improve the product. Reproduction or translation of any part of this manual is not allowed without the owner's prior written consent.

19. TABLE MAINTENANCES

hOURSMAIN MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS	5 10	30 50	100 200	400 500				NOTES
MOTOR INTAKENET CLEANING	X +
BELT CHECK	X+++		X
HOPPER GRID CLEANING		X +
HYDRAULIC GRID CLEANING		X						=
BLADE SHARPENING			X +
OVERHALL CLEANING		X						=
ACCURATE GENERAL CLEANING			X					=
GREASING				X
WHEEL TRANSM. OIL LEVEL						X
TRAMS. AMD MOWER OIL LEVEL					X
HYDROST. DRIVE AND HYDRAULIC SYST. OIL LEVEL					X
SAUER TRANSMISSION OIL CHANGE							X	+
AIR FILTER CLEANING		X +						++
MOTOR OIL LEVEL		X ++
MOTOR OIL CHANGE		X+++			X ++
MOTOROIL FILTER CARTRIDGE CHANGE		X+++			X ++
CARBURATEUR FILTER CHANGE					X ++
AIR FILTER CHANGE				X +				++
COOLING LIQUID LEVEL		X ++
COOLING LIQUID CHANGE							X ++
MOTOR MAINTENANCE							X ++
CHANGING HYDRAULIC INSTALL. FILTERS							X

• In case of particularly heavy working conditions, these operation must be carried more frequently.
  + + Motor maintenance: check themotor operating and maintenance manual.
  ++ Initial change - initial adjustment.
  = These cleaning operations must be carried out preferably with compressed air. Avoid using water.

• ERROR CODE DISPLAY

ERROR ERROR POSITION CODE	BUZZER ALARM DESCRIPTION	POSSIBLE CAUSES AND/OR REMEDIES SIGNAL				ERROR
Initial test phase	E1 lamp		The test on the pre-heating sensor has detected a lower temperature than the envisaged range.	The pre-heating sensor has probably not been activated correctly.	Until the error condition is removed.	1
	E2 lamp	The test on the pre-heating sensor has detected a lower temperature correctly.		The pre-heating sensor has probably not been activated correctly.	Until the error condition is removed.	1
	E3 lamp		The test on the water temperat-ure sensor has detected a higher temperature than the range.	The water temperature sensor has probably not been activ-ated correctly.	Until the error condition is removed.	2
	E4 lamp		The test on the water temperat-ure sensor has detected a lower temperature than the range.	The water temperature sensor has probably not been activ-ated correctly.	Until the error condition is removed.	2
Glow plug heating cycle	E10		The safety test has found the PTO activated.	Disconnect the PTO.	Until the error condition is removed.	1
	E11		The safety test has found the parking brake is off.	Apply the parking brake.	Until the error condition is removed.	2
	E12		The safety test has found the driver is not in his seat.	The driver must sit on the seat.	Until the error condition is removed.	3
	E14 engine compartment		The safety test has found the open.	Close the engine compartment is removed.	Until the error condition is removed.	5
Operating cycle	E20		The safety test has found the PTO activated.	Disconnect the PTO. switched back on.	Until the error condition is removed and the engine	1
	E21		The safety test has found the parking brake is off.	Apply the parking brake. switched back on.	Until the error condition is removed and the engine	2
	E22		The safety test has found the man is not in his seat.	Sit on the seat. switched back on.	Until the error condition is removed and the engine	3
	E24 engine compartment		The safety test has found the open.	Close the engine compartment is removed and the engine switched back on.	Until the error condition is removed and the engine	5
	Lamp temp. exceeded 100°C	Beeps	The water temperature test has found that the engine has turned off	Disengage PTO and keep motor at medium speed.	Until temperature returns normal.	6
	E30 beeps	Very slow	The basket is full and the PTO activated.		Until you quit the alarm condition.	7
	E31	Slow beeps	The air filter is clogged.		Until you quit the alarm condition.	7
Any phase	CC1		There is a short circuit on the glow plug heating output.	Check the glow plug heating circuit. switched back on.	Until the error condition is removed and the engine	0
	CC2		There is a short circuit on the engine stop output.	Check the engine stop circuit. switched back on.	Until the error condition is removed and the engine	0
	CC3		There is a short circuit on the buzzer output.	Check the buzzer circuit. switched back on.	Until the error condition is removed and the engine	0

SOMMAIRE

NOTES POUR L'ELIMINATION DU PRODUIT, VALABLES POUR LA COMMUNAUTÉ EUROPÉENNE 34

1. PLAQUE CE 35
   1.A NOSCLIENTS 35
2. RESPONSABILITE DU CONDUCTEUR 35
3. NORMES DE SECURITE 35

3.1 PENTES 36
3.2 TRANSPORT ET DECHARGEMENT 36

1. CHARACTERISTIQUES TECHNIQUES 37

4.1 CHARACTERISTIQUES TECHNIQUES 37
4.2 APPARAT TONDEUSE/ EQUIPEMENT 38
4.3 NIVEAU DE PUISSACE ACOUSTIQUE 38
4.4 OPERATEUR 38

5.COMMANDES 38

1. UTILISATION COMMANDES ET INSTRUMENTS 39

6.1 AVANCEMENT-MARCHE ARRRIERE 39
6.2 LEVIER FREIN DE STATIONNEMENT 39
6.3 BLOC DIFFERENTIEL 39
6.4 LEVIER BY-PASS 39
6.5 ACCELERATEUR MANUAL 39
6.6 DEMARRAGE DU MOTEUR 39
6.7 PRISE DE FORCE 39
6.8 SOULEVEMENT HYDRAULIQUE DE L'APPAREILLAGE 39
6.9 RENVERSEMENT HYDRAULIQUE DU BAC 39
6.10 ELEVATEUR 39
6.11 DESCRIPTION FONCTIONNE COMPUTER 39

1. SCHEMA ELECTRIQUE 40

7.0 PALETTE DES COLEURS 40
7.1 DAIHATSU 950 D 40
7.2 DAIHATSU 950 G. 40
7.3 KUBOTA D 902 41
7.4 STRADALE KUBOTA D 902 DAIHATSU 950D/950G 41
7.5 BRIGGS & STRATTON 42
7.6 DIAGNSTIC SUR LES INTERRUPEURS 42

1. DEMARRAGE DU MOTEUR 42
2. UTILISATION DE LA MACHINE 43
3. COUPE DE L'HERBE ET SYSTEME DE RAMASSAGE AUTO 43
4. ARRET DU MOTEUR 43
5. REMPLISSAGE RESERVOIR 43
6. ORDINAIRE ENTRETIEN 43

13.1 REMPLISSAGE HUILMEOTEUR 43
13.2 REMPLISSAGE LIQUID REFRIGERANT 44
13.3 REMPLISSAGE HUILE INSTALLATION HYDRAULIQUE 44
13.4 REMPLISSAGE HUILE AXIAL ANTERIEUR 44
13.5 BATTERIE 44
13.6 FILTRE AIRE 44
13.7 FILET RADIATEUR 44
13.8 FILEMOTEUR 44
13.9 Filtre HUILE MOTEUR 44
13.10 PRESSION PNEUS 44
13.11 RÉGLAGE TENSION COURROIES 44
13.12 NETTOYAGE DE LA MACHINE 44
13.13 GRAISSEUR VERIN BASCUL CORBEILLE 44
13.14 GRAISSEUR VERIN BASCUL CORBEILLE 44
13.15 GRAISSEUR PDP 44
13.16 GRAISSAGEPEDALE 44
13.17 Filtres INSTALLATION HYDRAULIQUE 44

1. ENTRETIEN EXTRAORDINAIRE 45
2. INACTIVITE DE LA TONDEUSE 45
3. CIRCOLATION ROUTIÈRE 45
4. ETIQUETTES DE LA SECURITE 45
5. INFORMATIONS GENERALES 46
6. OPERATIONS PRINCIPALES D'ENTRETIEN 46
   20.AFFICHAGE DES CODES D'ALARM 47

NOTES POUR L'ELIMINATION DU PRODUIT, VALABLES POUR LA COMMUNAUTÉ EUROPÉENNE

Only PG/SR 210 D models.

6.7 PRESE DE FORCE

Voir figure 6.7

6.8 SOULEVEMENT HYDRAULIQUE DE L'APPAREILLAGE

Voir figure 6.8

6.9 RENVERSEMENT HYDRAULIQUE DU BAC

Voir figure 6.9

Solo modelos "PG" Solo models

"SR"

4.1 CHARACTERISTICAS TÉCNICAS

Modelo Peso (Kg)
PG 210 D 3R	760
PG 210 D 4R	770
PG 210 D 4R Elevador	820
SR 210 D 4R	760
PG 220	584
PG 220 Elevador	648
PG 220 3R	557
PG 270 D	695
PG 270 D Elevador	740
SR 270 D	725
PG 250	695
PG 250 Elevador	740
SR 250	725

4.2 APARATO CORTACESPEDES / EQUIPO

13.3 PAFYLDNING AF HYDRAULIKOLIE

OIL SHELL HARVELLA T 15W-40

Se figur 13.3

13.4 PÄFYLDNING AF OLI E TIL FRONTAKSEL

OIL SHELL HARVELLA T 15W-40

Sefigur13.4

13.5 BATTERI Se figur 13.5

DIT SYMBOL GEEFT DE AARDE AAN

7.6 DIAGNOSE

DISPLAY	GECONTROLEERDE SCHAKELAAR 0 - STATUS 1 - STATUS
P1 AFTAKAS UIT AAN
P2 CONTAINER (VOL) UIT AAN
P3 REM INGESCHAKELD UIT AAN
P4 ZITTING UIT AAN
P5	GEHEVEN CONTAINER	UIT AAN
P6	MOTOR COMPARTIMENT SCHAKELAAR	UIT AAN

WAARSCHUWING: BRANDSTOF IS LICH TONTVLAMBAAR.

houd DE BRANDStOF IN DE JERRYCANS. FUL DE tANK mEt BRANDStOF IN EEN GOED GEVENTI-LEERDE RUIMTE OF IN DE OPENLUCHT, ER MAG NIET IN DE BUURT GEROOKT WORDEN. VUL DE BRANDSTOF B1J VOORDAT DE MOTOR WORDT GESTART. VERWIJDER NOOIT DE TANKDOP EN VUL NOOIT BRANDSTOF B1J WANNEER DE MOTOR LOOPT OF HEET IS.

13.7 RADIATEUR BESCHERMINGS GAAS

Zie cijfer 13.7

13.8 MOTOR BESCHERMINGS GAAS

Zie cijfer 13.8

ILLUSTRATIONS AND DIAGRAMS

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