GREENWORKS 46cm Self-Propelled Lawn Mower - SP 46cm


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This self-propelled Greenworks 46cm lawn mower is ideal for homeowners with medium to large gardens (up to 480 m²) looking for a powerful and efficient cutting experience. Its key benefit is the convenient self-propelled function combined with a robust steel deck and brushless motor for consistent performance. A caveat is that batteries and charger are sold separately, requiring an initial investment for full operation.
| Model Part Number | SP 46cm |
|---|---|
| Brand | GREENWORKS |
This mower uses two Greenworks 24V batteries. They are compatible with Greenworks' 24V and 48V tool ranges.
No, the batteries and charger are sold separately and must be purchased in addition to the mower.
Charging time varies depending on the battery capacity (Ah) and the specific charger model used. Refer to the battery and charger documentation for precise timings.
The mower is designed to efficiently cut lawns up to 480 m² on a single charge, depending on battery capacity and grass conditions.
No, the mower requires two 24V batteries to operate. Both must be installed and charged for the mower to function.
The cutting height can be adjusted using the height adjustment lever, typically located near the rear wheels. There are 7 positions available, ranging from 25 mm to 80 mm.
Regular maintenance includes cleaning the deck after use, inspecting and sharpening/replacing the blade, and proper battery care (charging and storage).
Ensure both batteries are fully charged and correctly inserted. Check that the safety key is in place and the start lever is engaged. Inspect battery contacts for dirt or damage.
Check if the blade is dull or damaged and sharpen or replace if necessary. Ensure the cutting height is not set too low for the grass length. Clean grass clippings from the deck and discharge chute.
Verify that the drive lever is engaged. Ensure batteries have sufficient charge, as low power can affect the self-propel system. Check for any obstructions in the drive mechanism.
Check battery charge levels; low batteries may cause intermittent stopping. Allow the motor to cool down if it has overheated. Inspect for blockages in the cutting deck or grass bag.
Inspect the blade for balance or damage. Ensure the blade is securely fastened. Check for debris lodged in the blade or deck area.
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