This article explains the most common causes and basic checks if your lawnmower is cutting unevenly or producing a rough finish.
⚠️ Safety Notice
Ensure the lawnmower is switched off and disconnected from the power supply before carrying out any inspection or maintenance.
Possible Causes & Basic Checks
1. Blade Condition
Check that the blade is not damaged, blunt, or worn.
Blade damage may be caused by:
- Contact with obstacles in the garden
- Rust or corrosion
- Damage to the blade adapter (e.g. sheared lugs)
If any of the above apply, the blade will need to be replaced.
2. Blade Area & Deck
- Check for debris or grass build-up around the underside of the mower deck.
- Remove any blockages before reuse.
- Ensure the blade is sharp and in good condition.
If the Blade Is Damaged and Stuck
If the blade is damaged and difficult to remove, follow these steps:
- Secure the blade using a suitable block (e.g. a wooden block) to prevent movement.
- Use a socket wrench on the blade fixing bolt.
- Turn the bolt anti-clockwise to loosen it.
- Apply steady force, then gradually unscrew the bolt.
- Remove the blade.
- Fit the new blade onto the blade adapter.
- Refit and tighten the blade bolt securely.
If the Issue Persists
If the mower is still cutting unevenly after replacing or checking the blade, please contact our Technical Support Team for further assistance.
✔️ Summary
- Check blade for damage or dullness
- Replace blade if worn or damaged
- Remove debris from mower deck
- Ensure blade is securely fitted