Oil Level Check - AL-KO Solo 582 Manual Del Usuario

Blade replacement
The spark plug cap has to be
removed prior to any work.
Proper gloves are to be worn
when replacing the blade.
When replacing the blade only original SOLO
spare parts are to be used. The identification
no. on the blade has to agree with the order no.
for the replacement.
Never install a different type of blade!
Use the holding pin (A) as a blocking device for
the blade. Insert the holding pin from below into
the bore in the housing. The blade fastening
screw has a regular right-handed thread. To
remove the screw we recommend using a
socket wrench 21 mm (spark plug wrench) or
hex. wrench 8 mm, 5/16".
At re-assembly of the overload clutch be sure
and observe the sequence in which these parts
where previously assembled. The blade screw
is to be tightened with the specified torque of
40 Nm.
Damaged blade
The engine needs to be shut off and the spark
plug cap has to be removed if the blade has
come in contact with a foreign object or other
obstacle. After the blade stops, tilt the mower
(see chap. 10.1) and check the blade for
damage.
Deformed or bent blades are not to be re-
aligned.
Damaged parts are to be replaced immediately.
If the mower has been driven over a notable
obstacle, the mower needs to be checked by an
authorized Service Center. Prior to use make
certain that blade and blade fastening parts are
not damaged. If necessary, parts need to be
checked or replaced. Never operate the mower
with an unbalanced blade - this would cause
vibration and additional damage.
Sharpening the blade
Note: The blade may be sharpened with a metal
file; however, we recommend that
resharpening/sanding is done by an authorized
Service Center who will pay attention that the
same amount is sanded off on each side to
avoid any imbalance.
The cutting edge of the blade is only be
resanded up to the imprinted markings.

8.6 Oil level check

Attention: The engine oil affects the lawn
mower's efficiency and life span. Never
operate the engine without oil or with little oil.
Major engine damage can occur. The optimum
viscosity depends on where the lawn mower is
used (air temperature and altitude) and can be
found in the engine operator's manual.