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1. this product which the consumer may have taken under the Trade Practices Act 1974 or by any legislation of a State or Territory of Australia This product is warranted by Talon Tools Australia ABN 12 099 520 US U which upon examination by an Authorised Service Agent or by the Company is found to be defective E Electric Rotary Lawn Mower Warranty conditions TA i O N WARRANTY INFORMATION TALON Sf J av TOUGH TOOLS F 939 the Company to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of 24 months from the date of original purchase The Company during the period of the warranty will at its option and sub This warranty will not apply i where this product has been subjected to misuse abuse accident or want of care TOUGH TOOLS The benefits conferred by this warranty are in addition to all other conditions and warranties in respect of ject to the conditions stated herein repair or replace without charge this product or any component part ii where this product has been used for a purpose for which it was not designed or is not suited SAFETY W iii where the service of this product has been undertaken by a person not authorised by the Company to carry out such work or where parts that have not been approved by the Company have been used OPERATION g iv where this product has been used for industrial or commercial purposes MAI NTENAN CE T Should service become necessary during the warranty period the purchas2. 5 Grasp the blade with the other hand to prevent it turning 3 Remove the bolt spring washer plain washer and blade Fig 6 lt Motor Shaft T Plain washer Fig 6 5 Wear gloves when fitting a blade Make sure cutting edges of the blades are closest to ground Align the flats on the motor shaft with those in the hole on the centre of the blade Fit the blade to the motor shaft Insert the bolt with the plain and spring washers as shown in Fig 6 with one hand grasp the blade to pre vent turning and then securely tighten the bolt by turning it in a clockwise direction using a wrench e BLADE SHARPENING Keep the blade sharp for best mower performance 1 RELEASE STARTING LEVER AND SAFETY SWITCH TO TURN MOWER OFF WAIT UNTIL BLADE STOPS AND UNPLUG MOWER FROM POWER MAINS 2 The blade can be sharpened in several different ways Try to maintain the original cutting angle and sharpen each cutting edge an equal amount Fig 8 Fig 8 BY HAND Blade need not be removed Being careful not to cut yourself sharpen both edges of the blade with a sharpening stone or fine tooth file Always replace a bent or damaged blade to prevent excessive vibration from damaging your mower The blade is sharpened and balanced before it leaves the fac tory However after several home sharpening and repeat ed impact from striking solid objects your blade may become unbalanced An unbalanced blade causes
3. deck or Thoroughly inspect the area where the equipment is j to be used and remove all stones sticks wires chute or cleaning the mower housing and when bones and other foreign objects that could be thrown making any repairs or inspections by the blade 15 When cleaning repairing or inspecting make certain the blade and all moving parts have stopped 16 Shut the motor off and wait until the blade comes to a complete stop then disconnect the power cord Do not put hands or feet near or under rotating parts g Do not use on slopes of more than 16 7P 4 ri Never mow while people especially children or pets are nearby Al Do not operate unit without proper attachments and guards in place WARNING When using electric lawn mowers basic safety precautions including the following should always be fol 5 lowed to reduce the risk of fire electric shock and personal injury Do not operate the equipment when barefoot or wearing open sandals Always wear substantial Read all these instructions before operating this product and retain these instructions for future reference footwear before removing the grass catcher or unclogging the 6 Never attempt to make a wheel height adjustment due Keep work area clean Disconnect tools 7 l pee aaa Pee en pe eee 17 Mow across the face of slopes never up and down Consider work area environment When not in use before servicing and when changing 7 iMow onlin davliant or in aood a
4. considered consumable items and are at the expense of the purchaser WARNING PLEASE READ For your own safety please read this manual before attempting to operate your new unit Failure to fol low instructions can result in serious personal injury Spend a few moments to familiarize yourself with your mower before each use MODEL NO AM2053 TALON A 6096 205301 o o GENERAL SAFETY RULES TALON A ADDITIONAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS TALON A The meaning of the symbols marked on this product are as follows 1 Read this instruction manual carefully Be thoroughly 13 If the equipment should start to vibrate abnormally familiar with the controls and the proper use of the release switch lever and unplug the mower and Whenever the machine is in use safety goggles AE wear gloves to protect your hands equipment check immediately for the cause Vibration is gener must be worn to safeguard against flying objects as 2 Never allow children to operate a power mower ally a warning of trouble must ear protectors in order to protect hearing Wear Wear safety boots to protect against electric shock boots to Wear safety boots to protect against electric shock against electric shock 3 Keep the area of operation clear of all persons par 14 Release switch lever to turn mower off wait for the blade to stop and unplug the mower whenever you ticularly small children and pets leave the equipment before unclogging the
5. danger to the user p CW IOVI set d oe eee ei 6 eS oo eee i ee oe ee performance Follow instructions for lubrication and VIDAU ON 2 cra a auta herein ne Sud etetas Saco eea nie eansacen AERA lt 2 5 m s changing accessories Inspect tool cord periodically and if damaged have it repaired by an authorised serv ice centre Inspect extension cords periodically and replace if damaged Keep handles dry clean and free from oil and grease WARNING This tool must not be used by anyone under 16 years of age You have a responsibility of safety to others when you are operating this tool Before using always visually inspect to see that the blades blade bolts and cutter assembly are not worn or damaged Replace worn or damaged blades and bolts in sets to preserve balance OAR ON a TALON A GENERAL INFORMATION Start Lever Power Cord Safety Switch Upper Handle Lower Handle Locking Knobs Catcher Top Cover Height Lever Wheels Catcher Space Indicator ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS ml ASSEMBLY To assemble the handle straighten the upper handle and tighten to lower handle with locking knobs Fig 1A Insert the ends of the handle into the holes located on either side of the mower housing Fig 1B To fasten handle to mower insert the two locking screws into the holes A located at the back of either side of the mower Fig 1C To attach the catcher open the rear catcher door and insert the catc
6. er should contact an Authorised Service Agent or the Company In order to obtain warranty service the purchaser must present the store receipt showing the name of the retailer and the date of purchase together with a completed Warranty Card The period of the warranty begins from the original date of purchase notwithstanding any subse quent repair or parts replacement No additional warranty or guarantee other than set out in this document whether written or verbal is authorised to be made on the Company s behalf The purchaser shall be responsible for delivery or causing the product to be delivered to the Company or the Authorised Service Agent and the purchaser shall be responsible for all charges in connection with re delivery of the product and or the delivery of parts Damage in transit is not covered by this warranty and purchasers should remove from the product any liquids if applicable before sending and pack the product securely to pre vent damage Warranty exclusions Normal wear parts or components are subject to separate terms as follows Normal wear parts compo nents or service required when performing normal and regular maintenance of this product are not covered by warranty unless it is found to be defective by an Authorised Service Agent or by the Company Normal wear parts include but are not limited to Cutting Blades Returns based on the above listed normal wear parts will not be accepted under this warranty as they are
7. her into the mower Release catcher door to lock catcher in place Fig 1D Fig 1C Fig 1D OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS LAWN MOWER HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT Before making any height adjustments release start lever and safety switch to turn mower off wait for blade to stop rotating and then unplug mower from power mains To raise or lower cutting Fig 2 heights pull the height lever A upwards and push down on the mower B to decrease the cutting height or push up to raise the cutting height The cutting height indicator C will move indicating the cutting height of the mower Fig 2 HOW TO START Before starting the machine adjust the lawn mower to the cutting height you need Refer to section on Lawn Mower Height Adjustment Your lawn mower is equipped with a special safety switch A To operate the switch depress the safety switch A then grasp the start lever B to start run ning Fig 3 TALON A 3 The power will be off when the start lever is released To restart the mower repeat step 2 e MOWING PROCEDURE The key to successful electric lawn mowing is a system atic approach to cutting Take a few moments to plan your first cut using the principles described herein After one or two uses you will find the easiest way of cutting your own lawn 1 Lay cord on ground near outlet in neat loose coils It is important to arrange cord systematically to avoid annoying loops and knots 2 Starting a
8. neGhoes tor Algnmentotmovngparis earn 11 If the mower stalls be sure to release switch lever to Pen ASRU Ale We Ob mower SCY or locked up place out of reach of children ning of moving parts breakage of parts mounting and turn mower off wait for the blade to stop and unplug When tidying away the cable wind it carefully to Do not force the tool any other conditions that may affect its operation A the cord before attempting to unclog the chute or OAKNING It will do the job better and safer at the rate for which it guard or other part that is damaged should be properly remove anything from under the deck 21 If power cord is damaged only have it repaired or was intended repaired or replaced by an Authorised Service Centre 12 After striking a foreign object release switch lever to replaced by an auinorised serice Conte unless otherwise indicated in this instruction manual 22 Always stop the mower and switch off at the mains Dress properly Do not wear loose clothing or jewellery they can be caught in moving parts Work gloves and non skid footwear are recommended when working outdoors Wear protective hair covering to contain long hair Use safety glasses Also use face or dust mask if the cutting operation is Have defective switches replaced by an authorised service facility Do not use the tool if the switch does not turn it on and off Residual Current Device RCD It is recommended that a Residual Current Device with a trip
9. oblem yourself 2 Tripping of circuit breaker 3 Vibration If excess vibration is present release switch lever unplug the cord and turn unit over to check the blade a Ensure blade is secured tightly to the motor shaft If the blade appears loose check that the flats in the hole in the centre of the blade align securely with the flats on the motor shaft If there is excessive play in this area it may be necessary to replace the blade Wear in this area can be the result of the blade not having been securely tightened b Check blade for gouging or nicks Remove and check balance See Fig 9B Re sharpen blade if nec essary If blade is bent discontinue use and replace with identical replacement blade If unit continues to vibrate return it to your nearest professional service depot for repair 4 Uneven cut a Check to ensure blade is sharp
10. ping current of not more than 30mA is used turn mower off wait for the blade to stop and unplug the mower thoroughly inspect the mower for any damage and repair the damage before restarting and operating the mower when cutting is delayed emptying the grass box or when walking from one cutting location to another SPECIFICATIONS dusty Ligeia E eee Rated Power n u inurdiiadscanigesiieeuuedendbacaeals 1500W Do not abuse the cord ee a Aa E OS a No Load Speed sri csrs siad ian erene iaiia eee 3500 4000 min those recommended in this instruction manual may Never carry the tool by the cord or yank it to disconnect present a risk of personal injury Blade WIG face ds cue tote ee cee ee cas cate eee ee 34cm it from the socket Keep the cord away from heat oil Have your tee repaired by a liad person Height of Cut 20 70mm eed ve you ir y a qualifi Rie se es a kd Do not kia This electric tool is manufactured in accordance with Catcher Capachy 64 626 riyan ERTEAN OERA 40 Litres Keep proper footinaand balance at aliitim es the relevant safety requirements Repairs should only Net Weight w scrsdrepkiasienimre i a eea E a a a ke 16 kg HPP 9 i be carried out by qualified persons using original Sound pressure level n ununun aunan unaren cade odes sae beeen 76 dB A Maintain tools with care replacement parts otherwise this may result in consid Soundpower ae 96 dB A Keep cutting tools sharp and clean for better and safer erable
11. rtificial light Exercise extreme caution when changing direction on Do not expose power tools to rain Do not use power accessories such as blades bits and cutters 5 eee hea ae ite BROIN iene ie slopes Do not mow excessively steep slopes tools in damp or wet locations Keep work area well lit Stay alert a of fe H eal firm nod an die adle 18 Never operate the mower without proper guards Do not use power tools where there is risk of fire or Watch what you are doing Use common sense Do not andi walk use extreme caution Look where you are plates or other safety protective devices in place explosion operate tool when you are tired walking 19 If an extension cord is used make sure it is for out Keep children away Check damaged parts 9 Do not put hands or feet near or under rotating parts door use and marked as such The recommended Do not let children touch the tool or extension cord All Before further use of the tool a guard or other part that Keep clear of the discharge opening at all times size of extension cord is not lighter than 1 5mm and bystanders should be kept away from area is damaged should be carefully checked to determine 10 Release switch lever to turn mower off when crossing a maximum of 10 metres in length Store idle tools that it will operate properly and perform its intended gravel drives walks or roads 20 Completely uncoil your extension cable before use to When not in use tools should be stored in a dry high panclio
12. so a good safe ty practice and don t forget to overlap the mowing path on each pass WARNING e The least dangerous method for mowing on hills and terraces is along the side horizontally instead of up and down This will place you away from the mower if you slip It will also reduce scalping on crowns of hills Exercise extreme caution to avoid slipping and con tacting the rotating blade while mowing on hills Because of the increased danger of slipping even on level surfaces never mow when grass is wet or damp e Use extreme caution when reversing or pulling the appliance towards you e Stop the blade s if the appliance has to be tilted for transportation e Switch on the motor according to instructions and with feet well away from the blades s e Never pick up or carry an appliance while the motor is running Do not tilt mower when switching on the motor except if the appliance has to be tilted for starting In this case do not tilt it more than absolutely necessary and lift only the part which is away from the operator Always ensure that both hands are in the operating position before returning the appliance to the ground TALON TALON AA MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS e REMOVING AND ATTACHING BLADES 1 RELEASE STARTING LEVER AND SAFETTY SWITCH TO TURN MOWER OFF AND UNPLUG MOWER FROM POWER MAINS 2 Wear gloves Using a wrench unscrew the bolt by turning it in a counter clockwise direction as shown in Fig
13. t point nearest electrical outlet move back and forth across lawn 3 Each lawn is different and may have trees shrubs and other obstructions that may require a different mowing procedure A little experimenting will enable you to choose the easiest method of handling the cord on your lawn e EMPTYING THE CATCHER 1 When the grass indicator A on the catcher is raised it means the catcher is full Fig 4A 2 Open the rear catcher door B Fig 4B 3 Lift and remove catcher Fig 4C Fig 4B Fig 4C e TO GET THE MOST FROM YOUR POWER MOWER AND YOUR LAWN e Lawn should first be mowed in the spring when the grass is about 2 1 2 to 3 6 4cm to 7 6cm high Mowing too early restricts the grass root systems which renew themselves every spring New grass should be clipped lightly when it is about 2 1 2 6 4cm e Mow your lawn when it is dry to avoid clumping of wet grass If you have a choice late afternoon is the ideal time for mowing not only because the grass is dry but also because the sensitive new cut area of the grass will not be exposed to direct sun light e Do not cut more than 1 3 of the grass height during each cutting Cutting too close shocks sensitive grass blades resulting in a shallow root system and thus making it more difficult for your lawn to reach water in the soil Lawn care experts say continued excessively close cut ting is responsible for much of the difficulty e
14. vibra tion which could damage the motor drive unit Any profes sional service Depot can provide a new blade at reason able cost e OTHER SHARPENING METHODS Wear proper eye protection With the blade removed from the mower it can also be sharpened on a bench grinder e BLADE BALANCING When sharpening a blade using a file or grinder sharpen only the leading edge See Fig 9A Check balance of blade by placing centre hole in blade over a nail or screw driver shank clamped horizontally in a vice If either end of the blade rotates downward grind or file that end Blade is properly balanced when neither end drops See Fig 9B TALON A WARNING e Keep all nuts bolts and screws tight to be sure the appliance is in safe working condition e Check the grass catcher frequently for wear or deteri oration Replace worn or damaged parts for safety e Stop the blade s if the appliance has to be tilted for transportation PROBLEM CHECK LIST Your mower has been designed and built to provide you with trouble free operation If problems do occur check the following 1 Failure to start a Ensure cord connection to extension is tight b Make sure unit is plugged in at wall outlet c Check circuit breaker either at plug or on panel d If the mower will still not operate return it to the nearest Talon authorised warranty repair agent for repairs Under no circumstances should you attempt to solve the electrical pr
15. xperienced on many lawns The depth and strength of the roots of grass are almost exactly proportional to its top growth Grasses of mature lawns often are seriously injured when mowed shorter than 1 1 2 3 8cm and a height of 1 1 2 to 2 3 8cm to 5 1cm is preferred on large lawns Keep the mowing blade sharp for a nice clean cut A dull blade shatters the grass impairing the healthy growth of your lawn and increasing leaf susceptibility to turf diseases A dull blade bruises the tips of the grass and causes a brownish appearance It may also pull up young seedlings e Keep the underside of the mower clean e While there are times when you should vary the cutting height with the changing seasons as a general rule try to mow your lawn at the same consistent cutting height even if you have to mow more frequently during periods of fast growth A healthier lovelier lawn with generally fewer weeds will be your reward Frequent cutting ensures that the lower less attractive part of the grass will not show e If your lawn has grown too long a vacation for exam ple may interrupt your cutting schedule mow at a cut ting height one or two positions higher than normal a second pass at normal cutting height a few days later will put your lawn back on schedule e And finally three good ideas to enhance your lawn s appearance vary the mowing direction frequently mow horizontally on hillsides this is al
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