Black & Decker GR360 Bedienungsanleitung

English

Rotary Lawnmower

GR360

Congratulations!

On your purchase of your Black & Decker rotary

lawnmower.

This user manual provides important operating and

maintenance instructions for all the rotary mowers in

the Black & Decker GR360 range.

Know your mower

Read all of this manual carefully, observing all

the recommended safety instructions before,

during and after using your mower, and

maintain your mower in good working order.

Familiarise yourself with the controls on your

mower before attempting to operate it, but

above all, be sure you know how to stop

your mower in an emergency.

Retain this user manual and all other

literature supplied with your mower for future

reference.

Safety instructions

Training

•Never allow children or persons who are

unfamiliar with this type of mower to use

it, nor anyone who has not read this user

manual.

360

6m / 20ft

Do not allow children, animals or

other persons near your mower

when in use - always keep them

at least 6m (20ft) away from the

cutting area.

•Remember that the operator is

responsible for accidents or hazards

occurring to other people or their property.

•Your mower is designed for use on AC

(mains) electrical supplies only - do not

attempt to use it on any other supply.

•Plug your mower into a power point -

never a lighting socket.

•Never carry your mower by the cable or

jerk the cable to seperate the

connectors. Keep the cable away from

heat sources, oils or sharp edges. Check

the condition of your cable before use

and do not use if damaged.

Preparation

•To protect your feet, always wear stout

shoes or boots - freshly cut grass is

damp and slippery.

•Rubber or man-made footwear will

enhance your safety.

•Do not operate your mower barefoot or

in open sandals.

•Use protective equipment. Wear safety

spectacles or goggles whilst operating

your mower. Use ear protection if the

sound level seems uncomfortable when

using your mower.

•Use a face mask if dusty.

•Wear long trousers to protect your legs -

any debris left on the lawn or cutting path

may be picked up and ejected by the

blades.

•The power supply cable should be

regularly inspected for signs of damage or

ageing, and only used if in good condition.

•Always keep the power supply cable

away from the blades - be aware of its

position at all times.

•Always be sure your mower is in a safe

operating condition.

•Before using your mower, disconnect it

from the electrical supply and visually

check that the blade, blade nut and

cutter assembly are not worn or

damaged. A damaged blade or worn

blade nut is a major hazard and must be

replaced. Also check that the blade nut is

securely fastened.

•Always check that your lawn or cutting

path is clear of all sticks, stones, wire

and other debris. Contact with such

debris may be dangerous or may

damage your mower and could be

thrown by the blade.

Operation

•When tilting the handle downwards (or to

the side) to start your mower, do not tilt it

more than is absolutely necessary.

Always ensure that both hands are in the

operating position and feet are well away

from the blades before returning your

mower to the ground.

User manual

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Your mower will continue to run

for a short time after releasing

the switch lever. Always allow

your mower to stop on its own.

•Release the switch lever to turn your

mower off and remove the plug from

the mains:

•Whenever you leave your mower

unattended.

•Before checking, cleaning, adjusting

or working on your mower.

•Before clearing a blockage.

•If your mower starts to vibrate

abnormally (check immediately).

•After striking a foreign object, inspect

your mower for damage and make

repairs as necessary.

•Never run your mower whilst lying on its

side or attempt to stop the blade -

always allow it to stop on its own.

•Do not put hands or feet near or under

rotating parts.

•Keep clear of discharge openings at all

times.

•Start your mower carefully according to

the instructions and with your feet well

away from the blade.

•Do not use your mower in the rain and

do not allow it to get wet. Avoid using

your mower in wet grass, if possible.

•Use your mower only in daylight or good

artificial light.

•Do not pull your mower towards you or

walk backwards when in operation.

•Do not cross gravel paths or roads whilst

the tines are rotating.

•Always be sure of your footing,

particularly on slopes.

•Always cut across the face of slopes, never

up and down. Exercise extreme caution

when changing direction on slopes.

•Do not cut excessively steep slopes and

always wear non-slip footwear.

•Check the grassbag (if supplied) for wear

or damage and replace if necessary.

Never use your mower without the

grassbag in place.

•Walk, never run. Do not force your mower.

•Never pick up or carry your mower while

the motor is running.

•Ensure the blade has stopped rotating

and take extreme care before lifting your

mower for and during transportation.

•Never operate your mower with defective

guards or shields.

Maintenance and storage

•Store your mower in a dry place when

not in use, out of the reach of children.

•Do not use solvents or cleaning fluids to

clean your mower - use a blunt scraper

to remove grass and dirt.

•Always disconnect from the electrical

supply before cleaning.

•Do not operate your mower if any parts

are defective; discard all defective parts

and fit new parts before use.

•Keep all nuts, bolts and screws tight to

be sure your mower is in a safe working

condition.

•Use only Black & Decker recommended

replacement parts and accessories.

Black & Decker’s policy is one of continuous

improvement to our products and, as such, we

reserve the right to change product specifications

without prior notice.

Double insulation

Your mower is double insulated.

This means that all external metal parts are

electrically isolated from the power supply.

This is achieved by placing an extra

insulation barrier between the electrical and

mechanical parts. Double insulation means

greater electrical safety and obviates the

necessity of having your mower earthed.

Electrical safety (UK only)

Your mower should always be switched off

at the mains before disconnecting any plug

and socket connector or extension cables.

Fuse replacement

If your mower is supplied with cable fitted

with a non-re-wireable plug:

•The plug is fitted with a 13 amp fuse

which is the recommended fuse for

your mower.

•Only use replacement fuses which are

approved to BS1362.

•When changing the fuse in your plug,

always ensure the fuse cover is refitted.

If the fuse cover is missing or damaged

do not use the plug.

Note: Fuses do not give personal protection

against electric shock.

Plug replacement

•Disconnect the plug from the supply.

•Cut off the plug and dispose of

immediately. Insertion of a detatched

plug into a 13 amp socket outlet may

result in electric shock.

•Only fit BS1363A approved plugs fitted

with the correctly rated fuse.

•The cable wire colours, or a letter, will be

marked at the connection points of most

good quality plugs. Attach the wires to

their respective points in the plug (see

below). Brown is for “Live” (L) and blue is

for “Neutral” (N).

•Before replacing the top cover of the

mains plug ensure that the cable restraint

is holding the outer sheath on the cable

firmly and that the two leads are correctly

fixed at the terminal screws.

Fit a

BS1363A

approved

plug

Connect blue

to N (neutral)

Make sure that the

outer sheath of the

cable is held firmly

by the clamp

Fit the

recommended

fuse

Connect brown

to L (live)

240 volts AC only.

Never use a light

socket

Warning! Never connect live or neutral wires

to the earth pin marked “E” or .

Note: Do not wire an extension cable directly

into your mower yourself. Instead, takeyour

mower to your nearest Black & Decker

service agent.

Increased safety can be obtained by having

a qualified electrician install a high sensitivity

(30mA) circuit breaker in the house wiring.

If you do not have such a circuit breaker

installed, or you do not wish to have one

installed, then we strongly recommend that

the electrical power to your mower be

supplied through a high sensitivity residual

current device (RCD). The RCD is designed

to provide a high degree of personal

protection against harmful electric current

should fault conditions occur.

Warning! The use of an RCD or other circuit

breaker unit does not release the operator of

your mower from the safety instructions and

safe working practices given in this manual.

Handle assembly (Fig. A - D)

ARemove the parts from the carton and

familiarise yourself with the individual parts of

your mower.

The main parts of your mower are mower

body (1) which comprises the cutter deck (2),

cutter cover (3), collar (4), motor cover (5),

wheels (6), grassflap (7) and pivot pin (8).

The handle (9) comprises the lower handle

(10), upper handle (11), switch box (24),

switch lever (21) and safety lock-off button

(20), electrical supply cable (19), cable clips

(12,13) and the handle clamp assemblies,

which comprise a wing nut (15), washer (16)

and bolt (17).

Assemble the lower handle (10) into correct

locations on your mower body, as follows:

B•The lower handle (10) comes ready

assembled to your mower body (1) by

means of a pivot pin (8), wing nuts (15),

and washers (16). All that is required is to

unfold the handle from your mower body

by lifting, until the handle ends snap into

the correct locations on the sides of your

mower body. Once this is complete the

wing nuts (15) can be tightened.

With the lower handle in position, assemble

the upper handle, as follows:

C•Place the upper handle (11) over the

lower handle (10), with the upper bend

as shown in Fig. A.

•Align the lower holes in the upper handle

with the location pins (18) in the lower

handle and press the upper handle onto

these pins.

•Align the remaining (upper) holes in both

the upper and lower handles and fit a

bolt (17) through each hole. Fit a washer

(16) to each bolt and fit the wing nuts

(15) on to the bolts. Tighten each one

with hand pressure only.

Note: Do not use a spanner or other

implement to tighten the wing nuts.

When both upper and lower handle tubes

are assembled, fix the cable (19) by means

of the cable clips (12 &13) to the completed

handle, as follows:

D•The lower cable clip (12) fits into the hole

in the lower handle tube (10) and has a

location pin for that purpose.

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•The upper cable clip (13) fits onto the

upper handle tube (11) and can be

fitted in any position along the upper

side stem.

•Having completed the above, secure

the cable to the handle by pushing into

the clip lugs.

Height of cut adjustment (Fig. G)

Warning! Disconnect your mower from

the electrical supply before making any

adjustment and give the blade time to stop

rotating: cutting blades are sharp.

GBy moving the 5 position height of cut

adjuster (34) at the rear of your mower

outwards from your mower body (1) and

then up or down as required, the height of

cut can be varied to give 5 positions.

Note: The 5 position height of cut adjuster is

under tension when in the engaged position.

It has to be sprung outwards to move from

one height setting to another and will spring

back automatically into position when released.

The maximum to medium height of cut

settings, as indicated by arrows 1, 2 and 3

are suitable for coarse or overgrown grass.

Settings 4 and 5 should be used for

maintaining cultivated lawns.

Grassbag assembly (Fig. E)

Read the safety instructions at the beginning

of this manual before using this accessory.

E1 •Before starting to assemble the

grassbag, check that the parts are similar

to those shown in Fig. E1.

•Secure the grassbag by inserting the bag

rim into the channel and pushing down

firmly until the clip feature locks onto the

bag rim (inset).

E2 •Push the support frame firmly into place.

E3 •Assemble the two side clips to the

support frame, then assemble the

bottom clip.

Fitting the grassbag to your mower:

E4 •Hold the grassbag top (26) by its handle.

•Lift the grassflap (7), then guide the

grassbag through the lower handle tube

(10) and fix to the rear of the unit by lining

up the arrows marked on the cutter deck

(2) and grassbag top (26).

•Finally, when this is complete, gently

release the grassflap (7) and it will return

to sit onto the location area of the

grassbag top (26).

How to use your mower (Fig. H & J)

Observe all the relevant warnings when

using your mower.

HWe recommend the directional method of

operation as shown in Fig. H to obtain the

maximum cutting performance from your

mower and to reduce the risk of the trailing

extension lead from entering the cutting path.

•Place the bulk of the extension cable on

the lawn close to the starting point

(Fig. Ha, position 1).

•Hold the handle assembly with both

hands.

Your switch box incorporates a cable

restraint. To fix the cable to the restraint,

proceed as follows:

•Bring the socket end of the extension

cable from behind and connect it to your

mower plug.

J•Form a loop on your extension cable

close to the coupler.

•Push the loop through the slot from the

opposite side of the restraint hook,

position the loop over the hook and pull

the cable back through the slot. Your

cable will now be restrained.

•The extension cable should now fall

away from your mower and behind the

operator, ready for use.

Warning! Do not attempt to operate your

mower with one hand - you must guide it

with both hands.

•Tilt the unit backwards to reduce the risk

of lawn damage whilst starting, depress

the safety lock-off button (20) on the

switchbox (24) (Fig. A), and whilst still

depressed pull the switch lever (21)

towards you. Your mower will start, and

you can now allow your mower to return

to its proper cutting position, and

commence cutting.

•Proceed down the cutting area as shown

in Fig. Ha, working from position 1

towards position 2 and, on reaching

position 2, turn to the right and proceed

towards position 3. Continue to the end

of the cutting area, turn to the left, and

proceed towards position 4. Continue in

the same manner as shown in Fig. Ha,

always working away from the cable.

Do not adopt the method shown in Fig.

Hb, working towards the cable, as this

can be dangerous.

Your mower will continue to operate whilst

you are depressing the switch lever. To stop

your mower release the switch lever.

When you have finished using your mower

we recommend that you clean all debris from

it before putting it away. Refer to the “Care

and maintanence” section.

Note: To obtain the best results cut your

lawn or grassed area regularly and do not

cut when the grass is wet.

Blade maintenance

The steel blade is designed to give a fine

finish in long or tough grass. The blade will

continue to cut even when it has become

blunt or burred. There is no need for it to be

razor sharp.

If, however, because of damage or wear the

cutting performance deteriorates, then your

mower may require a new blade, or at least

the existing blade to be sharpened.

We recommend that the steel blade is

sharpened or a new blade fitted at the

beginning of each season.

Replacement blades are available from

Black & Decker service agents.

Warning! When fitting a new blade use only

the Black & Decker replacement part

specified for your mower - do not attempt to

fit any other blade.

Fitting a new blade (Fig. F)

Observe all the relevant warnings before

changing the blade.

Warning! Disconnect your mower from the

electrical supply before changing the blade.

F•Turn your mower over on its side so that

the underside of the cutter deck is

exposed.

•Using a cloth placed over the blade or

heavy duty gloves to protect your hands,

grip the blade and, using the spanner

provided, loosen and remove the nut (30)

from the motor spindle. Turn the nut in an

anti-clockwise direction to loosen it.

•The blade can now be replaced and the

washer and nut re-assembled.

Note: Some mowers are fitted with a clutch

washer between the blade nut and the blade,

which must be re-assembled at all times.

Handy hints

•On long grass, above 10cm (4 inches), use two

cuts to get a close finish. We recommend that

the first cut should be taken with the blade set at

maximum height of cut and the second taken

with it set at medium or close. This will prove to

be easier and give a better overall finish to

your lawn.

Care and maintenance

The advice given in this section covers the

general care and maintenance of the main

body of your mower. Advice relating to the

blades is given in “Maintenance of blades”.

Warning! Do not use an extension cable

which shows signs of damage. Fit a new

cable completely - do not make any

permanent or temporary repairs.

•Always keep your mower clean and free

from grass cuttings, especially the

underside of the cutter deck and the

air vents.

•Check all electrical cables at regular

intervals, looking for signs of wear,

abrasion or other damage.

•At the end of each cutting session we

recommend that the build up of grass on

the underside of the cutter cover is

removed using a blunt scraper.

•Clean all plastic components with a

damp cloth.

Caution: Do not use solvents or cleaning

fluids as these may damage the plastic

components of your mower.

Fault finding

If your mower does not operate correctly,

use the following table to locate the problem.

Warning! Always disconnect your mower

from the electrical supply before carrying out

any inspection.

Symptoms Possible cause Remedy

Motor buzzes Blade jammed. Disconnect from

but blade does the electrical

not move. supply.

Remove

obstruction from

the blade.

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Symptoms Possible cause Remedy

No noise and Faulty electrical Disconnect from

blade does connection. the electrical

not move. supply.

Plug your mower

into an alternative

compatible

electrical supply.

Fit a new fuse.

Re-tighten and

check all electrical

connections in

extension cables.

Re-set RCD in

accordance

with instructions.

What to do if your mower needs repair

For after sales service please refer to the section

‘Lawnmowers & Garden’ within your local

Yellow Pages.

Unwanted products and the

environment

Should you find one day that your mower

needs replacement, or is of no further

use to you, think of the protection of the

environment. Black & Decker service agents

will accept your old mower and will dispose of

it in an environmentally safe way.

Black & Decker lawn and garden

guarantee

This guarantee provides 36 months parts cover

and 12 months labour (UK), 24 months parts

cover and labour (Australia and New Zealand).

In all cases proof of purchase will be required.

lf your Black & Decker mower becomes defective,

within the guarantee period, due to faulty materials

and workmanship, we guarantee to either replace all

defective parts, or at our discretion, replace your

mower free of charge, provided that:

•Your mower is returned to one of our authorised

repair agents with evidence of purchase.

•Your mower has been used within the

parameters of its consumer classification.

•Your mower has not been used for hire purposes.

•Repairs have not been attempted by anyone

other than our authorised repair agents.

•The failure represents normal wear and tear.

This guarantee is offered as an extra benefit and is

additional to your statutory rights.

Our guarantee policy

Failures due to the following are not covered:

•Replacing worn or damaged blades, nylon line

and chains, or cables damaged during storage

or use. These are regarded as replacement items

which wear during normal usage.

•Failures as a result of sudden impact or obvious

abuse.

•Failures due to usage not in accordance with

instructions and recommendations contained in

this manual.

The use of other than genuine Black & Decker

accessories and parts may damage or reduce the

performance of your Black & Decker mower and may

render the guarantee void.

Black & Decker after sales service

(UK, Australia and New Zealand only)

Black & Decker offers a nationwide network of

authorised service agents. The use of other than

genuine Black & Decker accessories and parts may

damage or reduce the performance of your

Black & Decker product and may also endanger the

user. The terms and conditions of the warranty may

also be effected.

It is our aim that all Black & Decker customers should

be totally satisfied with their Black & Decker product

and after sales service, if help or advice is needed

please contact a local Black & Decker authorised

repair agent who will be happy to help. Full details of

our after sales service can be obtained from any of

our Black & Decker authorised repair agents.

Other Black & Decker products

(UK only)

Black & Decker has a full range of outdoor power

tools that make life easy in the garden. If you would

like further information on other products, please

contact the Black & Decker Service Information

Centre at the address towards the back of this

manual, or contact your Black & Decker stockist.

Lawnmowers String trimmers

Chainsaws Lawnrakers

Compost shredders Leafbusters

Blade trimmers Cordless brooms

Cordless trimsaws Cordless shrubbers

Cordless shears Hedgetrimmers

EC Declaration of Conformity

We declare that unit:

GR360C

conforms to: 89/392/EEC, 89/336/EEC,

73/23/EEC, EN55014, EN60335, EN55104

A weighted sound pressure 93dB (A)

A weighted sound power 106dB (A)

Hand/arm weighted vibration <2.5m/s2

Brian Cooke

Director of Engineering

Black & Decker Ltd, Spennymoor, County Durham

DL16 6JG United Kingdom

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286-288 Maroondah Highway, North Croydon, Victoria 3136 Fax: 03 9726 7150

New Zealand Black & Decker Tel: 09 579 7600

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South Africa Black & Decker South Africa (Pty) Ltd Tel: 011 314 4431

Suite no 107, PostNet X65, Halfway House 1685 Fax: 011 314 4435

United Kingdom Black & Decker Tel: 01753 574277

210 Bath Road, Slough Tlx: 848317 BAND MH

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