I'm trying to get into registering my electric lawn mower and I'm following what it says in the Instruction Manual. It says "Go to www.blackanddecker.com/newowner to register your new product". It is not coming up. What's wrong?

don't they r junk and batteries r expensive just gave one to scrap dealer

All new things like that has an instruction book and a registration paper. Follow the instructions on the registration paper and it will tell you how and where to send. Don't lose that paper or you will be lost in trying to register it.

If you think your riding lawn mower has blown a fuse, trying to locate that fuse may be the most challenging step in replacing it. While different lawn mower manufacturers have located the fuse holder in different areas of the lawn mower, the best place to start looking is near the mower's battery, according to Sears.

Some manufacturers have made it easy to find the fuse holder. Simply lift the hood. The fuse holder is molded into the metal right inside the hood, near the battery. (See photo at Ref. 3, p. 53) If the battery is located beneath the seat, you may find the fuse holder located beneath the rear fender. Other manufacturers make it more challenging, placing the fuse inside an electrical box, located behind the mower's upper air baffle. (Ref. 4, p. 28) Fuses can also be located on or close to the edge of the mower's electrical panel, above the solenoid.

If you check these locations and still cannot find the fuse holder, check your operator's manual for a diagram of the electrical system, which should display the fuse's location. If you no longer have your manual, it may be available online through the manufacturer's website. Should you be unable to find a manual, call a local lawn mower dealership or lawn mower repair shop and ask for assistance in locating the fuse in your exact model.

contrary to instruction manual - put the 2 halves together and THEN mount to base.

Register at the Black & Decker site: http://blackanddecker.com/Login.aspx?referrer=http://blackanddecker.com/pages/my/prod/RegisterProduct.aspx

go to replace pull cord follow instruction

Good morning,

This site has an abundance of info, from tech specs, FAQs, and TSBs:
http://www.blackanddecker.com/outdoor/MM875.aspx


I've listed the direct link to the manuals below:
http://servicenet.blackanddecker.com/documents/English/Instruction%20Manual/598987-00,MM875.pdf
http://servicenet.blackanddecker.com/documents/English/Instruction%20Manual/90512520,MM875.pdf

I hope this helps. Have a good one
~PCF

Check for a bent shaft on the pully, or play in the shaft due to worn bearings on the shaft, The belt coming off is due to a misalignment of the pully with the belt.

Im not sure if you will find a manual. Kgrow from what I have found in trying to buy parts was a combination of Murray and Noma. Good luck

here is a link to all of the murray manuals, for free. pick out your model and enjoy your manual.