Webb 40V Cordless Rear Roller Rotary Lawnmower - 38cm

The charging time can vary depending on the battery's state and capacity. A full charge for the 4Ah batteries typically takes around 1.5 to 2 hours. Refer to the charger's manual for specific indicators.

With two fully charged 4Ah 20V batteries, you can expect up to approximately 55 minutes of runtime. This can vary based on grass conditions, cutting height, and terrain.

Yes, this mower is designed to be compatible with Webb's 20V Li-ion battery system. You can use other batteries within this range, but runtime will depend on their Ah rating.

To collect, attach the grass bag. To mulch, remove the grass bag and insert the mulching plug (if provided separately, otherwise the bag is simply removed to enable mulching function).

Assembly is generally straightforward and involves attaching the handle sections. No complex tools are usually required. Please refer to the user manual for detailed step-by-step instructions.

Regular cleaning after use, checking and maintaining the blade, and proper battery care are the primary maintenance requirements. Storing the mower in a dry place is also recommended.

Please refer to the product documentation or the retailer's website for the specific warranty period offered by Webb for this model. Typically, lawnmowers come with a manufacturer's warranty covering defects.

Ensure both batteries are correctly inserted and charged. Check if safety key (if applicable) is in place. Verify the power switch is engaged.

Check for debris or blockages around the blade. Ensure the cutting height is set correctly. Sharpen or replace the blade if it is dull or damaged.

Empty the grass bag when it is full. Ensure the grass bag is correctly fitted. Check for blockages in the discharge chute. Do not attempt to cut excessively long or wet grass.

Batteries may need replacement if they are old or have undergone many charge cycles. Ensure batteries are stored correctly and not exposed to extreme temperatures.

This could be due to overheating or a battery issue. Allow the mower to cool down. Check battery charge levels and reinsert them securely. Clear any obstructions that may have caused the motor to stall.