Stiga Estate 384E Battery-powered Ride-on lawnmower 48V

Read the manual for full safety guidelines. Learn machine controls and how to stop it quickly in emergencies. • Never let children or untrained individuals operate the machine. Local laws may set age limits. • The user is responsible for accidents or damage. Always assess risks, especially on slopes or unstable ground, and take necessary precautions. • Wear suitable clothing, non-slip shoes, and long trousers. Avoid loose clothing or accessories that could get caught in the machine. Tie back long hair. • Inspect the work area for hazards like stones, branches, or wire that could damage blades or be thrown. • Work in good lighting conditions • Avoid working on wet grass, in rain, or during thunderstorms, especially with lightning. • Be cautious of uneven ground, hidden obstacles, and ravines. • On slopes, take extra care to prevent loss of control, caused by insufficient wheel grip, excessive speed, sharp turns, inadequate braking, towing, or unfamiliar ground. • Be aware of traffic near roads. Stay focused when operating and reversing. Keep hands and feet away from moving parts, especially blades. Warning: Blades may keep rotating briefly after shutdown. • In case of an accident, turn off the motor, move the machine, apply first aid, and contact medical authorities. • Never operate with missing or damaged safety guards or improperly installed attachments. • Do not tamper with safety systems or micro-switches. • Replace damaged parts immediately. Have repairs done by a qualified technician. • Battery repairs must be done by the manufacturer or an authorized service centre. • Noise and vibration levels may increase with poor maintenance or unbalanced parts. • Read the battery and charger manuals. Do not charge a damaged battery or use an incompatible charger. If battery chemicals contact skin or eyes, wash immediately and seek medical help. Store batteries in a cool, dry place. Dispose of damaged batteries correctly.