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9 537 101 12/2010

537 / 541

Gebrauchsanweisung

Originalbetriebsanleitung

Instruction manual

Original instructions

Instructions d'utilisation

Notice originale

Gebruiksaanwijzing

Oorspronkelijke gebruiksaanwijzing

Manual de instrucciones

Manual original

Instrukcja obsługi

Instrukcja oryginalna

Návod k použití

Původní návod k používání

Návod na použitie

Originálny návod k obsluhe

Rasenmäher

Lawn Mowers

Tondeuses

électriques

Grasmaaier

Cortacéspedes

Kosiarka elektryczna

Sekačka na trávu

Kosačka na trávu

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Gebrauchsanweisung gründlich durch und

beachten Sie unbedingt die

Sicherheitshinweise!

Important!

Read this instruction manual carefully before

first operation and strictly observe the safety

instructions!

Attention!

Lisez attentivement ce manuel avant la

première mise en service et respectez

absolument les consignes de sécurité!

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altijd rekening met de veiligheidsvoorschriften!

Atención!

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precaución y observe estrictamente las

instrucciones de seguridad!

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dodržujte bezpodmínečně bezpečnostní

předpisy!

Upozornenie!

Pred prvým uvedením do prevádzky si

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a dodržujte bezpodmienečne bezpečnostné

predpisy!

de: Montage siehe Abbildungen

en: See illustrations for assembly

fr: Voir fi gures pour le montage

nl: Zie afbeeldingen voor montage

es: Montaje engranaje de

arrastre del césped

pl: Monta¿ patrz rysunki

Deutsch cs: Montáž viz obrázky

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English

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Français

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Nederlands

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Español

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Polski

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Česky

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Slovensky

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Polski Česky Slovensky

1 Interruptor Włącznik / wyłącznik Spínač zapnuto / vypnuto Spínač zapnuté / vypnuté

2 Gancho de fijación del

cable

Zawieszka przewodu

zasilającego

Držák kabelu Držiak kábla

3 Protector de pandeo Przelotka przeciwzagięciowa

przewodu

Průchodka zamezující

přelomení kabelu

Priechodka zamedzujúca

prelomenie kábla

4 Cubierta de protección Klapa ochronna Ochranný kryt výhozu Ochranný kryt výhodzu

5 Recogedor Kosz na trawę Vak na sběr posečené

trávy

Vak na zber pokosenej

trávy

6 Soporte de manillar Zamocowanie uchwytu

sterującego

Upevnění madla Upevnenie madla

7 Ajuste de altura de

manillar

Regulacja wysokości uchwytu Nastavení výšky madla Nastavenie výšky madla

8 Ajuste de altura de corte Regulacja wysokości cięcia Nastavení výšky sečení Nastavenie výšky kosenia

9 Escala de altura de corte Wskaźnik wysokości cięcia Ukazatel nastavení výšky

sečení

Ukazovateľ nastavenia

výšky kosenia

Deutsch English Français Nederlands

1 Ein-/ Ausschalter On-/Off-switch Interrupteur In- en uitschakelaar

2 Kabelzugentlastung Cable-kink protection Cable-fixe Kabel trekontlaster

3 Kabelknickschutz Cable anti-king

protection

Protection antipliage du câble Kabel

knikbeschermer

4 Schutzklappe Deflector plate Clapet de sécurité Achterklep

5 Grasfangsack Collector Indicateur du niveau de

remplissage

Grasvangzak

6 Griffbefestigung Fitting of handle Fixation du guidon Duwboombevestiging

7 Griffhöheneinstellung Handle height

adjustment

Réglage de la hauteur du

guidon

Duwboomhoogte

instelling

8 Schnitthöhen-

einstellung

Height adjustment Reglage de la hauteur de

coupe

Maaihoogte instelling

9 Schnitthöhenanzeige Indicator to cutting Croquis de la hauteur de

coupe

Maaihoogte

aanwijzing

- ENGLISH - Lawn Mowers 537 / 541

- 9 -. ENGLISH 1

Instruction manual

Original instructions

Preface

Dear Customer,

Congratulations for choosing this SOLO quality

product.

It is important that you read, fully

understand and observe the following

safety precautions and warnings. Careless

or improper use of the machine may cause serious

or fatal injury. The user is responsible for any

accidents involving other people or other people‘s

property.

Never let children or other persons who

are not familiar with the operating

instructions use the lawnmower. Juveniles

under l6 years may not use the equipment. Local

regulations may specify the minimum age of the

operator.

EC declaration of conformity  The EC

declaration of conformity on a separate piece of

paper forms part of these operating instructions.

Disposal

Do not dispose of electrical

equipment in domestic waste.

Recycle equipment, accessories and

packaging in an environment-friendly

manner.

In the best interest of continued technological

progress we reserve the right to change the design

and configuration of any product without prior

notice.

For that reason, no claims can be accepted with

reference to text and illustrations in this manual

Illustrations:

Fold out the illustrated page of the instruction

manual.

Symbols

The following symbols are used in this manual and

on the product:

Attention!

Read instruction manual before use!

Keep bystanders away!

Attention!

- Sharp knives -

before performing a maintenance work or

if the cable is damaged pull out the plug!

Keep the supply flexible cord away from

the cutting blade!

A quick guide to features

Mod. 541

 Central cutting height setting

 Fold-down handle for space-saving storage

and easy transport

 dual-position height-adjustable handle

 Easily emptied, capacious catchment bag

 High-quality materials, excellent workmanship

and attractive design

 Ready-to-use: From 0 to mowing mode in 30

seconds

Index ; Type plate

ENGLISH 2 - 10 -.

Index

Page

ENGLISH . .

1. Type plate ................................................................................................................................................. 2

2. Technical data .......................................................................................................................................... 3

3. Safety instructions ................................................................................................................................... 3

3.1 Correct use / General information 3

3.2 Before mowing 4

3.3 Cables 4

3.4 When mowing 4

3.5 Maintenance 5

4. Assembly .................................................................................................................................................. 5

4.1 Fasten handle bars [Fig. A, B, C, D] 5

4.2 Mount the collecting bag [Fig. E, F, G] 5

5. Operation .................................................................................................................................................. 6

5.1 Operating times 6

5.2 Feed cable through the strain relief [Fig. H] 6

5.3 Hang up collection bag [Fig. J] 6

5.4 Set cut height 6

5.5 Selection of Cutting height 6

5.6 Connecting to the mains (230 Volts, A.C., 50 Hz) 6

5.7 Starting and Stoping 6

5.8 Emptying of Grassbox 6

5.9 Tips for mowing 6

6. Maintenance ............................................................................................................................................. 7

6.1 General 7

6.2 Cleaning 7

6.3 Winter Storage 7

6.4 Changing blades [Fig. Q] 7

7. Faults and how to remedy ....................................................................................................................... 7

8. Guarantee ................................................................................................................................................. 8

9. Parts subject to wear and tear ................................................................................................................ 8

1. Type plate

a: Type designation

b: Serial number

c: Build year

d: Max. speed (operating)

Technical data ; Safety instructions

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2. Technical data

We reserve the right of technical changes

D Measurement of noise at the operator’s ear according to EN 836.

E Measurement of vibrations at the handlebar held by the operator according to EN 1033, EN 836. The

typical weighted acceleration is:

Lawnmower: 537 541

80 cm 80 cm

37 cm 55 cm

41 cm 47 cm

LP 79 dB (A) ± 2 dB(A) LP 77 dB (A) ± 2 dB(A)

= < 2,5 m/s² a

= < 2,5 m/s²

Performanche

1500 W 1600 W

Amperage

6.5 A 7.4 A

Voltage

230 V AC 230 V AC

Grass catcher

35 l 55 l

Cutting width

37 cm 40 cm

Cutting height

20, 30, 40, 50, 60 cm 25, 35, 50, 65, 80 cm

Weight

16 kg 25 kg

R. P. M.

2950 1/min 2950 1/min

3. Safety instructions

3.1 Correct use / General information

 This lawnmower is designed for domestic grass and lawn surfaces. Because of the physical risk to the

user or to others, the lawnmower must not be used for other purposes.

 Never mow the lawn if others – in particular children and animals – are in the vicinity.

 Only mow the lawn during daylight or with the aid of appropriate artificial light.

Safety instructions

ENGLISH 4 - 12 -.

3.2 Before mowing

 Always wear sturdy shoes and long trousers when mowing. Never mow while barefoot or wearing

flimsy sandals.

 Check the site on which the machine is to be used, and remove all items which could be caught and

ejected

 Check the line and connection cable fitted to the outside of the lawnmower for damage and ageing

(brittleness). Only use if in perfect condition.

 Only have the cable repaired by a qualified person.

 Check the grass catchment device regularly for wear-and-tear and deformation.

 Before use, carry out a visual inspection to check whether the cutting gear and its mounts are blunt or

damaged. In order to avoid generating an imbalance, replace blunt or damaged cutting gear as an

entire set.

3.3 Cables

Attention! Electric shock through cable damage

When the cable is cut through or damaged, the safety fuse doesn’t always trip.

 Do not touch cable, before pulling out the power plug from the socket.

 Damaged cable has to be completely replaced. Patching the cable with insulating tape is forbidden.

 Please use safety cables. Cables used as connecting lines must not be lighter than HO7 RN-F rubber-

sheathed cables with a minimum cross-section of 3 x 1.5 mm2. Do not exceed a maximum length of

25 m.

 Plugs and couplings must be protected from splashes.

 Use a residual current protection device (RCD) with a residual current not exceeding 30 mA.

 Fit the connection cable to the mains lead cleat. Do not allow to rub against edges or against sharp or

pointed objects. Do not squeeze cables through tight door or window openings. Switch devices must

not be removed or circumvented (e.g. connecting the switch lever to the handle bars).

3.4 When mowing

 Do not tilt the lawnmower when switching on the motor, unless the lawnmower has to be tilted when

starting. If that is the case, do not tip the lawnmower more than absolutely necessary, and only lift the

part furthest removed from the user. Always ensure that both hands are in the operating position

before replacing the lawnmower on the ground.

 Caution, danger! Cutting gear will continue running!

 Maintain the safety distance prescribed by the handle bars.

 Only switch on the motor if your feet are at a safe distance from the cutting gear.

 Take care to ensure a safe and stable position, especially on slopes. Never run; always walk calmly

forward.

 Always mow slopes at right angles to the incline; never mow up and down.

 When mowing slopes, be especially careful when changing direction.

 Never mow steep slopes.

 Be especially careful when mowing backwards and pulling the lawnmower towards you.

 Switch the mower off when tilting it, running on empty or transporting the lawnmower, e.g. to/from a

lawn or along paths.

 Never use the lawnmower if safety devices are faulty or missing, such as deflector and/or grass

catchment devices.

 Caution: do not touch running cutters.

 Always keep hands and feet away from rotating parts. Do not stand in front of the grass ejector

opening.

 Never lift or carry a lawnmower while the motor is running.

 Never open the guard flap while the motor is still running.

 Before removing the grass catchment device, turn off the motor and wait until the cutting gear has

stopped running. After emptying the grass catchment device, reattach carefully.

 Never drive across gravel while the motor is running – impacting stones!

 Avoid mowing wet grass where possible.´

Safety instructions ; Assembly

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 Switch off the lawnmower, pull the mains plug and wait for the lawnmower to stop running if, for

example:

- leaving the lawnmower

- unblocking a blade

- intending to check, clean or work on the lawnmower

- you have encountered a foreign object, in which case you should check the lawnmower for

damage and carry out any necessary repairs.

- the lawnmower is vibrating heavily (switch off immediately and ascertain the cause).

- you wish to change the settings or carry out cleaning work.

- you wish to check whether the connection cables have become tangled or damaged.

- If the connection cable is damaged during use, it must be immediately disconnected from the

mains power supply. Do not touch the cable before it has been disconnected from the mains power

supply.

3.5 Maintenance

Attention! Rotary cutter blade

Before all maintenance and cleaning work:

 Pull out the power plug.

 Do not touch running blades.

 Never spray down the lawnmower using water, especially not at high pressure.

 Regularly check and tighten all visible screws and nuts, especially those relating to the cutting bar, to

ensure a firm fit.

 Always have blades changed or re-sharpened by a specialist workshop, since a balance test must be

carried out as specified in the safety regulations following any removal of parts.

 Only use original SOLO spare parts. Otherwise we can’t guarantee that your mower conforms to the

safety regulations.

 Never park your lawnmower in damp rooms.

 For safety reasons, replace worn or damaged parts.

4. Assembly

4.1 Fasten handle bars [Fig. A, B, C, D]

Caution!

The cable can be damaged while folding up or pulling out the handle bar.

 Inlay the cable in the bend protection.

 When adjusting the handle height take care that the cable is not crimped .

1. Fold the bottom part of the handle up and screw it tight with the two hand wheels.

2. Set the handle to the desired height.

3. Fold the upper part of the handle out and screw it tight with the wing nuts.

4.2 Mount the collecting bag [Fig. E, F, G]

1. Place the chute (1) on the collecting bag flap (2). ,

2. Press the chute from behind onto the collecting bag flap.

The chute is ready for use as soon as it locks into place.

Fig. G

Fig. F Fig. E

Fig. D

Fig. C

Fig. B

Fig. C

Fig. A

Operation

ENGLISH 6 - 14 -.

5. Operation

5.1 Operating times

 Please check noise abatement regulations

prevailing in your country.

5.2 Feed cable through the strain relief

[Fig. H]

 Please feed cable through the strain relief.

5.3 Hang up collection bag [Fig. J]

Attention! Rotary cutter blade

Undertake adjustments on the equipment

only after the motor is switched off and the

cutting tool has come to a standstill.

 Do not attach the collection bag until your

feet are at a safe distance from the

cutting tool.

1. Lift the protective flap.

2. Hang the grass bag in the chassis with the

hooks in the recesses (see arrow).

3. Replace the protective flap.

5.4 Set cut height

Attention! Rotary cutter blade

Undertake work/adjustments on the

equipment only after the motor is switched

off and the cutting tool has come to a

standstill.

 Switch off motor and pull out power plug.

1. Pull the lever out.

2. Set the desired cutting height.

3. Press the lever back in.

5.5 Selection of Cutting height

 If possible, mow when grass is dry in order to

protect turf. Do not se cutting position too low

when mowing very hight or wet grass.

 We recommend an average cutting height of

40 mm.

5.6 Connecting to the mains (230 Volts, A.C.,

50 Hz)

 The mower operates from any normal

household mains supply, provided with a 16

Amps. fuse.

Note: Residual current protection device

These protection devices safeguard while

touching damaged wires, from insulation

flaws and in certain cases, also while

damaging live wires.

 We recommend that the equipment only

be plugged into a power socket, which is

protected by a residual current protection

device (RCD) with a residual current of

not more than 30 mA.

 Retrofit kits are available for old

installations. Consult an electrician.

5.7 Starting and Stoping

 Switch on motor with mowerplaced on level and

firm ground.

 not in high grass - alternatively tilt slightly.

Switch-on motor

1. Depress button and hold (1).

2. Lift up bar (2).

3. Release bar (2).

Switch-off motor

 Release bar (2).

5.8 Emptying of Grassbox

The grassbox is full and should be emptied as

soon as grass clippings remain uncollected on the

ground behind your mower.

Attention! Rotary cutter blade

Undertake adjustments on the equipment

only after the motor is switched off and the

cutting tool has come to a standstill.

 Switch off motor and pull out power plug.

 Empty collection bag.

 Remove potential blockages in the cutting

space before starting.

5.9 Tips for mowing

 To prevent strips of grass from being left

unmowed, the cutting paths must always

overlap a few centimeters.

 Always let cable trail on the cut side of the lawn.

Fig. P

Fig. Q

Fig. O

Fig. N

Fig. M

Fig. L

Fig. K

Fig. H

Maintenance ; Faults and how to remedy

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6. Maintenance

6.1 General

Attention! Rotary cutter blade

Before all maintenance and cleaning work:

 pull out the power plug.

 Do not touch running blades.

6.2 Cleaning

 Clean mower thoroughly after each mowing

with cloth or brush.

 Do not spray with water.

6.3 Winter Storage

 Clean mower thoroughly before storing away.

 Have your mower thoroughly checked once a

year by an approved Service Centre.

 Do not store it in a wet or humid place.

6.4 Changing blades [Fig. R]

 For all works on blades, coupling and cutter

bars, first of all, pull out the power plug and

wear protective gloves.

Attention!

An unbalance can develop after regrinding of

the blade.

 Always regrind the blades in a specialist

workshop, because an unbalance check

should be undertaken according to the safety

regulations.

 Always change blades in a specialist workshop.

A torque spanner of 10 mm is mandatorily

required..

Fastening torque of the screws:

Lawnmower 537  6-7 Nm

Lawnmower 541  16-18 Nm.

7. Faults and how to remedy

Remedy (X) by:

Problem Possible cause Service-

workshop

Yourself

Uneven running,

heavy vibrations in

the mower

Blades damaged

X ---

Blades loose in the fastening parts

--- X

Motor will not run

Fuse blown

--- X

Cable damaged:

Attention! Electric shock through cable damage

When the cable is cut through or damaged, the safety

fuse doesn’t always trip.

 Do not touch cable, before pulling out the power

plug from the socket.

 Damaged cable has to be completely replaced.

Patching cable with insulating tape is forbidden.

X ---

Poor mowing-/

catching

Blunt blades

X ---

Catcher bag blocked

--- X

Incorrect cutting height

--- X

When in doubt, always consult a SOLO service workshop.

Important: switch off the mower and disconnect the mains plug before inspecting, cleaning or

working on the blades.

Fig. R

ENGLISH 8 - 16 -.

8. Guarantee

The manufacturer guarantees problem free quality and will cover the cost of replacing parts which are

found to be faulty in material or show manufacturing defects within the prescribed guarantee period after

the date of purchase. Please note that specific guarantee conditions may differ from country to country.

When in doubt, please ask the vendor of the goods. The vendor of the product is responsible for guarantee

applications.

We hope you will understand that we cannot be liable for damage resulting from these causes:

 Non-compliance with operating instructions.

 Neglecting required maintenance and repair jobs.

 Wear from normal use.

 Using non-approved tools.

 Use of force, improper treatment, misuse and accidents.

 Attempted adjustments and repairs by non-qualified persons.

 Use of unsuitable spare parts or non-original parts if such parts are the cause of the damage.

 Damage caused by using the product in the hire or rental industry.

Normal cleaning, adjustments or maintenance jobs cannot be claimed as part of the guarantee.

All guarantee work must be carried out by a service centre authorized by the manufacturer.

9. Parts subject to wear and tear

Various parts are subject to application-specific wear or to normal wear and must be replaced in good time

if necessary. The following parts are subject to normal wear and are not covered by the manufacturers

guarantee:

 Blade and blade fixing

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SOLO

Postfach 60 01 52

D 71050 Sindelfingen

Tel. 07031-301-0

Fax 07031-301-130

[email protected]

SOLO

P.O.Box 60 01 52

D 71050 Sindelfingen

Germany

Phone+49-7031-301-0

Fax +49-7031-301-149

[email protected]

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