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Ensure the mower is off and cool. Remove the spark plug for safety. Unscrew the old blade guard and replace it with the new one, securing it with screws. Consult the mower's manual for specific instructions.
The blade guard helps protect the blades and prevents debris from being thrown during operation, ensuring safety and prolonging the life of the mower.
This issue may stem from a clogged fuel system, faulty spark plug, or a carburetor problem. Clean the carburetor, check the fuel filter, and inspect the spark plug, replacing it if necessary.
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