White Outdoor 933E Features and Controls, Gear Select Lever, Wheel Drive Control, Mulcher Cover

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Section 3: Features and Controls

Operating Symbols Various symbols are used on the mower to indicate control settings (your model may not have all of the symbols). These symbols are shown below with a description of their meaning.

FAST

SLOW

CHOKE

ENGAGE

DISENGAGE

ENGINE

ENGINE

ENGINE

STOP

START

RUN

Gear Select Lever

Use this lever (C, Figure 3-1) to select any of four forward ground speeds (1 - Slow, 2 and 3 - Medium, 4 - Fast), N (Neutral) and R (Reverse). The gear shift pattern is shown in Figure 3-2.

To avoid damaging the transmis- sion, do not shift gears when the mower is moving.

For forward travel, use one of the four numbered settings. To select reverse, shift to neutral and then pull up on the lever. Turn the lever to the R (reverse) position and release the lever.

Put the lever in N (neutral) to manu- ally push the mower and when the mower is not in use.

4

3

 

 

2

Figure 3-2:

LIFT FOR

1

Shift pattern

 

REVERSE

N

on console.

 

 

R

 

 

 

 

Wheel Drive Control

Use this lever (D, Figure 3-3) to en- gage and disengage drive to the wheels. To engage the wheels, first select a

forward or reverse gear with the Gear Select Lever and squeeze the Operator Presence Control (A, Figure 3-3). Then, squeeze the Wheel Drive Control lever

(D)against the handlebar grip. The

ground speed can be varied by increas- ing or decreasing pressure on the lever.

To avoid sudden acceleration, slowly squeeze the lever when first engaging the wheels.

Release the Wheel Drive Control to disengage the wheels. The wheels will gradually slow to a stop. NOTE: To stop the wheels quickly, release the Operator

Presence Control along with the Wheel Drive Control.

When starting the engine, the Wheel Drive Control should be disengaged (re- leased). This helps to ensure that the wheels will not start turning when the engine starts.

CAUTION

Do not engage the Wheel Drive Control without first engaging the Operator Presence Control. Doing so could result in wear or damage to the wheel brake mechanism.

A – OPERATOR

PRESENCE CONTROL

Disengage

Engage

Engage

Disengage

D – WHEEL

DRIVE CONTROL

Figure 3-3

Cutting Height Control Lever

Use this lever (E, Figure 3-4) to adjust the cutting height from 1 to 4 inches. Note that actual cutting heights will vary according to soil conditions.

Turn the lever clockwise to raise the height or counterclockwise to lower the height. A decal and pointer (not illus-

trated) on the right side of the mower deck show the cutting height settings ranging from A (highest) to G (lowest).

E – CUTTING HEIGHT

CONTROL LEVER

Figure 3-4

Mulcher Cover

The mulcher cover (F, Figure 3-5) is pre-installed at the factory. It must be kept in place when using the unit as a mulching mower. The mulcher cover is designed to keep the discharge chute raised up while you mow. When the cover is removed for side-discharge mowing, the discharge chute lowers.

Refer to “4. Select Mulching or Side- Discharge Mowing” in the Operation Section for mulcher cover installation instructions.

F

Figure 3-5

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Contents Operator’s Manual Model 933R ShownTable of Contents Safety Stop the blade when crossing gravel drives, walks, or roadsCleaning the mower or unclogging the chute Safe Operation Practices for Walk-Behind MowersSafety Do not mow excessively steep slopesUse only an approved container Safety Decals On top, rear of engine platformAssembly Inspection After DeliveryUnpacking Mower Attach Handlebars to Engine DeckAssembly Contents of Hardware Bag+ U Sembling Unit ControlResult in severe personal injury or Property damageAttach and Adjust Gear Select Lever Attach Operator Presence Control RodAttach Blade Drive Control Rod After Assembling and Before Using Unit Add Motor Oil to EngineFeatures and Controls Operator Presence ControlBlade Drive Control Features and Controls Gear Select LeverWheel Drive Control Cutting Height Control LeverIgnition/Starter Switch Electric Start Model Start Starts engine. Release key when engine startsEngine Throttle Control Engine Recoil StarterPre-Operation Checklist Release all controls before adjusting the cutting heightOperation Before Operating MowerOperation Starting and Stopping EngineTo Start the Engine Ignition/StarterTo Stop the Engine Engaging the BladesTo Engage the Blades To Stop the BladesMaking Turns Mowing Tips and HintsBlade Brake Control Test Maintenance Engine OILChecking Oil Level Changing OilMaintenance Engine CleaningAIR Cleaner Service Spark PlugTipping Mower for Service Blade Spindle Belt ReplacementEngine Storage Belt Cover RemovalBlade Drive Belt Replacement Blade Drive Disengaged Blade Drive EngagedBlade Brake Replacement Blade Drive Belt AdjustmentBlade Drive Control Lever Adjustment With mower on level ground, adjustWheel Drive Belt Replacement Wheel Drive Belt AdjustmentWheel Brake Adjustment Follow this procedure to adjust neutral on the transmission Remove cotter pin securing shift link P, -15 to shift rodRotate shift rod I, Figures 5-14 Mower Blades Cleaning Underside Mower Deck Inspection/Cleaning of Mower DeckLubrication OFF-SEASON StorageLubrication Chart Maintenance Chart Symptom Is available from your local White OutdoorRoughly.runsEngine Overheats.EnginePage MANUFACTURER’S Limited Warranty for