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4.12 Disposal
Ensure that old machines (lawn mower,
battery, charger, accessories) are properly
disposed of. Render the lawn mower
unusable prior to disposal. In order to
prevent accidents, ensure that you remove
the safety plug and the electric cable from
the switch to the motor.
Risk of injury due to the cutting tool!
Always store an old machine in a safe
place prior to scrapping. Ensure that the
machine and the cutting tool are kept out
of the reach of children.
Batteries must be disposed of separately
from the machine. Ensure that batteries
are discharged prior to disposal (e.g. by
running the motor) and that they are
disposed of safely and in an
environmentally friendly manner.
5. Description of symbols
Caution!
Read the instruction man-
ual before initial use.
Risk of injury!
Keep other persons out of
the danger area.
Caution –
sharp cutting blades!
The cutting blades run on
after the motor has been
switched off. Remove the
locking device (safety plug)
before performing mainte-
nance work.
RMA 443:
Switch on the motor.
RMA 443 C, RMA 443 PC,
RMA 443 TC, RMA 448 PC,
RMA 448 TC:
Switch the motor on.
Switch the motor off.
RMA 443 TC, RMA 448 TC:
Switch self-propulsion on.
Remove the locking device
(safety plug) before perform-
ing any work on the
machine.
Battery is overheated.
Charging starts after the
cooling-down period or
the battery can only be
used after the cooling-
down period.
The battery is faulty and
must be replaced.
6. Standard equipment
Item Designation Qty.
A Basic unit 1
B Upper part of grass catcher
box
1
C Lower part of grass catcher
box
1
D Stud 2
N Safety plug 1
O Battery
P Charger
– Instruction manual 1
RMA 443:
E Quick-clamping device 2
F Bolt 2
G Cable guide 1
H Cable clip 1
I Protective sleeves 2
RMA 443 C, RMA 443 PC, RMA 443 TC,
RMA448PC, RMA448TC:
J Sleeve 1
K Bolt 1
L Washer 2
M Nut 1
The standard equipment (battery,
charger, etc.) may vary depending
on the country and version type.
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