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Page 1: ... Before using this product read this manual and follow all safety rules and operating instructions SAFETY ASSEMBLY OPERATION MAINTENANCE PARTS LIST o ESPANOL Sears Brands Management Corporation Hoffman Estates IL 60179 U S A Visit our website www craftsman com Form No 769 08169 June 15 2012 ...

Page 2: ...acementor repairresultingfromnormalwear accident or improperoperationor maintenance Repairsnecessarybecauseof operatorabuse includingbut notlimitedto damagecausedbyover speeding the engine or from impactingobjectsthat bendthe frame augershaft etc Repairsnecessarybecauseof operatornegligence includingbutnot limitedto electricaland mechanicaldamagecausedby improperstorage failureto usethe propergrad...

Page 3: ...chineanddisengagethemquickly Neverallowchildrenunder14yearsof ageto operatethis machine Children14andover shouldreadandunderstandthe instructionsandsafeoperationpracticesin thismanualandon the machineandbe trainedandsupervisedby anadult Neverallowadultsto operatethis machinewithoutproper instruction Thrownobjectscan causeseriouspersonalinjury Planyour snow throwing patternto avoiddischargeof mater...

Page 4: ... drugs Mufflerandenginebecomehotandcan causea burn Do not touch Keepchildrenaway Exerciseextremecautionwhenoperatingon orcrossinggravel surfaces Stayalertfor hiddenhazardsor traffic Exercisecautionwhenchangingdirectionandwhileoperatingon slopes Do notoperateon steepslopes Planyoursnow throwing patternto avoiddischargetowards windows walls carsetc Thus avoidingpossibleproperty damageor personalinju...

Page 5: ...properinstructions on off seasonstorage Checkfuelline tank cap andfittingsfrequentlyfor cracksor leaks Replaceif necessary Do notcrankenginewithsparkplugremoved Accordingto the ConsumerProductsSafetyCommission CPSC andthe U S Environmental ProtectionAgency EPA thisproduct hasan AverageUsefulLifeof seven 7 years or 60 hoursof operation At the endof theAverageUsefulLifehavethe machine inspectedannua...

Page 6: ...let and discharge openings while machine is running There are rotating blades inside WARNING ROTATING AUGER Do not put hands or feet near rotating parts in the auger impeller housing or chute assembly Contact with the rotating parts can amputate hands and feet WARNING THROWN OBJECTS This machine may pick up and throw objects which can cause serious personal injury WARNING GASOLINE IS FLAMMABLE All...

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Page 8: ...cechutecrankto the lowerhandle Thecable tie is usedfor shippingpurposes c Removethe upperwingknobandcarriageboltfromeach sideof the lowerhandle Pulluponupperhandleas shown in Fig 1 Alignupperhandlewiththe lowerhandle Again makecertainthe springsat the lowerendof the augerand drivecablesaresecurelyhookedintotheir respective actuatorbrackets Also removeany rubberbandssecuring thecablesto thewing nut...

Page 9: ...lledoneach sideof the lowerhandleat the factory Pullthe cableties tightto secure Cutthe excess fromtheendsof cableties SET UP Chute Clean Out Tool Neveruseyourhandsto cleara cloggedchuteassembly Shut offengineand remainbehindhandlesuntilall movingpartshave stoppedbeforeusingthe clean outtool to clearthe chuteassembly A chuteclean outtool is fastenedto thetop of the augerhousing witha mountingclip ...

Page 10: ...gasoline Refuelina well ventilated areawiththe enginestopped Donot smokeor allowflamesor sparksin thearea wherethe engineis rdueledor wheregasolineis stored Donot overfillthe fueltank Afterrefueling makesure the tankcap is closedproperlyandsecurely Becarefulnot to spillfuel whenrefueling Spilledfuel or fuelvapor mayignite Ifany fuelis spilled makesure the areais dry beforestartingthe engine Avoidr...

Page 11: ...eckoil levelmore frequentlyduringenginebreak in Keepoillevelbetween H and L markson dipstick SeeFig 11 Besureoilfill cap plugistightenedsecurelywhen checking 1 Removethe oilfiller cap dipstickandwipe thedipstickclean See Fig 11 2 Insertthe cap dipstickintothe oilfiller neck restingon the threads but do nottighten 3 Removethe oilfiller cap dipstick Ifthe levelislow slowlyaddoil untiloillevel regist...

Page 12: ...shoesareagainst thegroundto avoidunevenwearon the skidshoes thentighten nutsandboltssecurely AUGER AND DRIVE CONTROL CABLES Priorto operatingyour snowthrower carefullyreadandfollowall instructionsbelow Performalladjustmentsto verifyyour snow throweris operatingsafelyand properly Testing Auger Drive Control Whenthe augercontrolis releasedandinthe disengaged up posi tion the cableshouldhaveverylittl...

Page 13: ...espectiveactuatorbracket Referto Fig 14 b_ Rearwardmost holeof the actuator brackets 1 Figure14 J Figure15 Ifadjustingthedrivecable threadthe lock nutoutward downthe couplertowardstheend of thethread to lengthenthe cableand allowthe unit to movefreelywhenthe controlis released Threadthe locknut inward upthe couplertowardsthe cable to shortenthe cableto reduceslippageandpreventthe machine frombeing...

Page 14: ...ositionsix 6 is the fastest Reverse Yoursnowthrowerhastwo reverse R speeds One 1 is the slowerandtwo 2 is the faster 6 5 4 3 t 2 F1 R1 R2 Oil Filler Cap Dipstick Primer Key Throttle OilDrain CHOKE CONTROL The chokecontrolisfoundon the rearof the engineand is activatedby rotatingthe knob counter clockwise Activatingthechokecontrol closesthe chokeplateon thecarburetorandaids in startingtheengine KEY...

Page 15: ...k OIL DRAIN Engineoil can bedrainedthroughthe oildrain DRIVE CONTROL AUGER CONTROL LOCK f DRIVE CONTROL The wheeldrivecontrolis locatedonthe righthandle Squeezethe controlgrip againstthe handleto engagethe wheeldrive Release to stop The Wheeldrivecontrolalsolocks theaugercontrolso you can operatethe chutedirectionalcontrolwithoutinterruptingthe snow throwingprocess Ifthe augercontrolis engagedsimu...

Page 16: ...and warningsonthe machineandinthis manualbeforeoperating Oil The unitwasshippedwithoilin the engine Checkoil levelbeforeeach operationto ensureadequateoil inthe engine Forfurtherinstructions referto the Service Maintenance sectionof this manual NOTE Besureto checkthe engineona levelsurfacewiththeengine stopped 1 Removethe oilfiller cap dipstickandwipe thedipstickclean 2 Insertthe cap dipstickintot...

Page 17: ...wercordfromelectric starter Whendisconnecting alwaysunplugthe endat the wall outletbeforeunpluggingtheoppositeendfromthe engine Donot pullthe starterhandlewhile theenginerunning 1 Movethrottlecontrolto FAST rabbit _ position 2 Movechoketo the CHOKEIJl position _ cold enginestart If engineis warm placechokeinthe RUNposition 3 Pushprimerthreetimes makingsureto coverventholewhen pushing If engineis w...

Page 18: ...hroweris designedso thatthe pins mayshear If theaugerswill notturn checkto seeif the pins havesheared SeeFigure17 NOTE Twoextrashearpinsare suppliedinthe manualbag NEVERreplacetheaugershearpinswithanythingotherthanOEM Part No 738 04155replacement shearpins Anydamageto the I augergearboxor othercomponents as a resultof failingto do so will NOTbe coveredby yoursnowthrowers warranty Alwaysturnoff the...

Page 19: ...iringofthe engine NOTE Checktheoil levelbeforeeachuseto besurecorrectoil level is maintained Whenaddingoilto the engine referto viscositychart below Engineoil capacityis approximately 37 ounces Donot over fill Usea 4 stroke oran equivalenthighdetergent premiumqualitymotoroilcertified to meetorexceedU S automobilemanufacturer s requirements for serviceclassification SG SR MotoroilsclassifiedSG SFwi...

Page 20: ... usea sparkplugwrenchto removethe plug SeeFigure20 Spark Plug DONOTuse non detergent oilor 2 strokeengineoil Itcould shorten the engine sservicelife F 40o 20o 0o 200 400 c 30 20 10 0 7 Reinstallthe oilfillercap dipsticksecurely Thoroughlywashyour handswithsoapandwateras soonas possibleafterhandling usedoil Checking Spark Plug DO NOTcheckfor sparkwithsparkplugremoved DO NOTcrank enginewithsparkplug...

Page 21: ...with Arctic grease part number 737 0318 The grease fitting is located on the wheel axle tube behind the wheel axle support bracket Wheels At leastoncea season removebothwheels Cleanandcoatthe axles witha multipurposeautomotive greasebeforereinstalling wheels Chute Directional Control Once aseason lubricatethe eyebolt bushingandthe spiralwith3 in 1 oil Auger Shaft At leastoncea season oneat a time ...

Page 22: ...the housing 4 Withthe mountingholestowardthe backof the unit slidethe new shaveplateinto positionandsecurewiththe fastenersremoved previously f 0 Figure24 ADJUSTMENTS Shift Cable If thefull rangeof speeds forwardandreverse cannotbe achieved referto the Figure25 andadjustthe shiftcable as follows 1 Placethe shiftleverin thefastestforwardspeedposition 2 Loosenthe hex nuton the shiftcable indexbracke...

Page 23: ...p Plate Bracket Opening Figure28 4 Ifthere isnofrictionwheelclearance or the frictionwheeldoes not solidlycontactthe driveplate re adjustthe locknuton the lowerendof thedrive cablefollowingthe instructionsin the Assemblysection 5 Reassemble the framecover Auger Control Referto theAssemblysectionfor instructionson adjustingthe auger controlcable Skid Shoes Referto theAssemblysectionfor instructions...

Page 24: ...e frameto the auger housingassembly Referbackto Figure29 NOTE Do not removethe lowerhexflangelocknuton eachside Figure34 24 6 Blockthe impellerwithapieceof woodto preventit fromspinning andusea 1 2 wrenchto remove the hexscrewandflatwasher fromthecenterof the pulleyontheaugerhousing SeeA inFig 35 7 Liftthe brakebracketassemblyout of the pulleygroove B in Figure35 andslide the pulleyassemblyoff the...

Page 25: ...dsidler to increasetensionon belt orout to decrease belttension NOTE Thebrakepuckmustalwaysbefirmly seatedinthe pulley groovewhenaugercontrolis disengaged IMPORTANT Repeatthe AugerDriveControlTest fromthe As semblysectionbeforeoperatingsnowthrower Drive Belt Replacement If notalreadydone removethe augerdrivebelt fromthefrontpulleyof theenginedoublepulley Referto AugerBeltReplacement instruc tionsi...

Page 26: ... frictionwheelassembly 11 Aftermakingcertainthatthe chainis on boththe largeandthe smallsprocket alignthe hex shaftwiththe hexhubof the small sprocket andslidethe shaftthroughthe sprocket NOTE Ifthe sprocketfell fromthe snowthrowerwhile removing the hex shaft placethe sprocketonthe chain Realignthe sprocketonthe chainwiththe hex hubfacingthe rightsideof unit Positionthe hexhubof the sprockettoward...

Page 27: ...lug 4 Cleandebrisfromaroundengine andunder around andbehind muffler Applya lightfilmof oilon anyareasthatare susceptible to rust Storeina clean dry andwellventilatedareaawayfromanyap pliancethatoperateswithaflameor pilotlight suchas a furnace waterheater or clothesdryer Avoidany areawitha spark producingelectricmotor or wherepowertoolsareoperated Neverstoresnowthrowerwithfuel intank indoorsor inpo...

Page 28: ...hokecontrolto RUNposition 2 Filltankwith clean freshgasoline 3 Drainfueltankby runningengineuntil it stops Refill withfreshfuel 4 ContactyourSearsParts RepairCenter 1 Stopengineimmediately and disconnectsparkplug wire Tightenall boltsand nuts Ifvibrationcontinues haveunit servicedbya SearsParts RepairCenter 1 Connectandtightensparkplugwire 2 Removeiceand snowfromgascap Becertainvent holeis clear 1...

Page 29: ...Craftsman Snow Thrower Model 247 8839700 22 20 25 _18 25 19 10 17 69 48 4 42 J 60 66 29 ...

Page 30: ...rive 10 0 33 790 00264A 0637 Bracket Gear Box Support 34 05244B Housing Bearing 35 784 0315A 0637 Housing Bearing 36 918 04514 Gear Box Assembly Auger D I II 684 04151 4028 Spiral Assy LH 38 684 04152 4028 Spiral Assy RH 39 684 04214 0691 Housing Auger 33 40 731 05162 Spacer 1 0 x 1 5 x 2 41 731 05163 Spacer 1 0 x 1 5 x 1 42 938 04158 Axle Spiral 33 43 741 0494 Bushing Flange 1 051 x 1 16 44 784 5...

Page 31: ...Craftsman Snow Thrower Model 247 883970 65 57 79 79 40 66 _ 7 58 5O 21 15 64 30 38 3 39 31 ...

Page 32: ...597 Screw 1 4 20x 1 00 38 710 0895 Hi LoScrew 1 4 15x 75 39 712 04064 FlangeLockNut 1 4 20 40 731 0846C UpperChute 41 731 0851A Chute FlangeKeeper D _ O 731 0903E LowerChute 43 731 1313C ChuteTiltCableGuide 44 936 0231 FiatWasher 45 784 5594 0637 CableBracket 46 631 04133A HandleClutchLock LH 47 631 04134B HandleClutchLock RH 48 931 04187A HandlePanel 49 646 0012 CableAssembly Auger Drive 746 0952...

Page 33: ...Craftsman Snow Thrower IViodel 247 883970 88 102 104 23 lOO 77 24 27 34 74 11 33 17 45 7 18 18 31 54 _ 32 z 111 10 15 25 32 32 _3 56 19 55 1 j 11 72 112 33 ...

Page 34: ...32 0209 Spring Extension D Q m 732 04385 TorsionSpring 750I D x 968 Lg 40 936 0158 Washer Lock 5 8 41 736 0242 Wsh Bell 34x 872x 06 42 936 0864 Wash 375x 812x 060 43 936 0329 Washer Lock 1 4 44 936 3015 FiatWasher 469x 875x 105 45 790 00257 0691 Cover UpperFrame 46 790 00259 0691 Cover LowerFrame 47 937 3000 Fitting Lube 3 16 Drive 48 738 0143 Screw Shldr 498x 34 49 738 0279 Spindle DrivePlate 50 ...

Page 35: ...265x 1 0x 030 94 952Z483 SU EngineComplete 95 748 04112B ShoulderSpacer 3175x 500x 094 96 750 04571 ShoulderSpacer 260x 785x 538 97 750 04821 ShoulderSpacer 340x 1 00 98 750 05316 Spacer 1 155IDx 1 78ODx 150 99 750 05318 Spacer 1 004IDx 1 625ODx 50 100 954 04194A V Belt 4Lx44 60 Lg 101 954 04202 V Belt 3 8 x 36 68 102 756 0981B Pulley FlatIdler 2 75OD 103 756 04351 DoublePulley 3 25 x 2 75 104 784...

Page 36: ...LOG DISCHARGE CHUTE 3 DISENGAGE CLUTCH LEVERS STOP ENGINE ANDREMAIN BEHIND HANDLES UNTILALLMOVINGPARTS HAVESTOPPED BEFORE UNCLOGGING OR SERVICINGMACHINE 4 TOAVOIDTHROWNOBJECTS INJURIES NEVER DIRECT DISCHARGE ATBYSTANDERS USE EXTRA CAUTION WHEN OPERATING ONGRAVELSURFACES 5 READ OPERATOR SMANUAL CLEAN OUT TOOL _ 777D16340 777123013 777D16350 777122340 777Dl1502 777S32280 777122363 36 ...

Page 37: ...ceed30 days Ifyou haveanyquestionsregarding yourwarrantyrightsand responsibilities you shouldcontacta MTDServiceRepresentative at 1 800 800 7310 andaddressis MTDCONSUMER GROUP RO Box361131 ClevelandOH 44136 0019 DEFECTS WARRANTY REQUIREMENTS FOR 1995 AND LATER SMALL OFF ROAD ENGINES Thissectionappliesto 1995andlater smalloff roadengines The warrantyperiodbeginsonthe datethe engineor equipmentis de...

Page 38: ...t beused The use ofany non exempted add on or modified parts shall begrounds fordisallowing awarranty claim made inaccordance with this article The engine manufacturer shall not be liable under this article towarrant failures ofwarranted parts caused bythe use ofnon exempted add on ormodified part c MTDwill includea copyof the followingemissionwarrantypartslistwitheach newengine usingthoseportions...

Page 39: ...hind lawn mower is used 20 to 25 hours per year Therefore the Emissions Durability Period of an engine with an intermediate rating would equate to 10 to 12 years The Air index is a calculated number describing the relative level of emissions for a specific engine family The lower the Air Index the cleaner the engine This information is displayed in graphical form on the emissions label After July ...

Page 40: ...tion phone support from a Sears representative Think of us as a talking owner s manual Once you purchase the Repair Protection Agreement a simple phone call is all that it takes for you to schedule service You can call anytime day or night or schedule a service appointment online The Repair Protection Agreement is a risk free purchase If you cancel for any reason during the product warranty period...

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Page 45: ...ras de descarga mientras la m_iquina corre Alli hacen girar I_iminas dentro LA ADVERTENCIA TALADRO ROTATIVO No ponga manos o pies cerca del giro de partes en el alojamiento de taladro aspa o asamblea de tolva Contacto con las partes rotativas puede amputar manos y pies OBJETOS LANZADOS POR ADVERTENCIA Esta m quina puede recoger y lanzar objetos que pueden causar la herida personal seria GASOLINA D...

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Page 47: ...6antescon las tuercasde seguridady los tornillos Aprietelas tuercasque sujetanlosotros dosfijadoresde brida Veala Fig 5 Figure5 Soporte tolva Manivela 4 Controlequetodosloscablesdel canalest_nadecuadamente colocadosa travesde la guiadecablesacopladaal montajede la rnanijainferior Veala Fig 6 ji Figure6 CONFIGURACI6N Limpiar la tolva de salida Herramienta e A Nunca uselasmanos para limpiar latolva ...

Page 48: ... NOusegasolinaE85 Repostaren un_ reabienventilada con el motorparado No fumeni perrnitachispaso llamasenel _ readondeel motorest refueledo dondese alrnacenalagasolina NoIleneenexcesoeldep6sitode combustible Despu_sde las gasolineras aseg0resede queeltap6ndel dep6sitosecierra correctarnente y deforrnasegura Tengacuidadodeno derrarnar el combustible cuandolas gasolineras Derrarnedecombustibleo vapor...

Page 49: ... haciaabajo paraalcanzarla alturadeseadaafeitadoplaca Veala Figura11 3 AsegQrese de quetoda iasuperficieinferiordezapatosanti dedizantesest_ nencontradeia tierraparaevitarel desgaste desigualenel patinzapatosy a continuaci6n apretarlas tuercas y pernosdeseguridad Pruebas de Pierre Auger Drive Control 49 Baja Shave Plata AlzarShave Plata Figure11 1 Cuando labarrenasesueltaelcontrol yen ladesembraga...

Page 50: ...cade bloqueohaciaelexterior enel acoplador paraalargarelcable y perrnitirquela unidada la librecirculaci6ncuandose sueltael control Hilo dela tuercade perfeccionarniento activo hastael acoplador paraacortarel cableparareducirel deslizarniento y evitarque la rn_ quina de ser rnovidof_ cilrnente con la unidadde controldedicados f Figure14 Noaprietedernasiado el cable Elexcesodeendurecirniento pueden...

Page 51: ...ARO J Figura14 LLAVE DE ENCENDIDO LaIlavedeencendidoes undispositivode seguridad Debeestar 6 cornpletarnente insertadaparaqueel motorarranque Retirela Ilave 5 de encendidocuandono usela rn_ quina quitanieve 4 NOTE Nogirela Ilavedeencendidoparaintentararrancarel motor AI hacerlopodriarornperla CONTROL DE OBTURACION Elcontroldeobturaci6nse encuentraen la parte posteriordelmotor y seactiva haciendogi...

Page 52: ...egargasolinaaltanque decombustible ZAPATAS ANTI DES LIZANTES Ubiquelas zapatasantideslizantes en funci6nde lascondicionesde la superficie Ajustehaciaarribasi la nieveest rnuycornpactada AjQstelas haciaabajosi usala rn_ quina engravaso superficiescon piedrastrituradas CORTADORES DE MOVlMIENTO Loscortadoresde rnovirniento sondiseSadosparael usoen la nieve profunda Su usoes opcionalparacondicionesde ...

Page 53: ...comotambi n agregaraceite a travesdel Ilenadode aceite TAPON DE COMBUSTIBLE Desenrosque el tap6ndecombustibleparaagregargasolinaal tanque de combustible ZAPATAS ANTIDESLIZANTES Ubiquelas zapatasantideslizantes enfunci6ndelas condicionesde la superficie Ajustehaciaarribasi lanieveest rnuycornpactada AjQstelas haciaabajosi usa la rn_ quina en gravaso superficiescon piedrastrituradas CORTADORES DE MO...

Page 54: ... Nointentegirarla llave NOTA Elmotorno puedearrancarsi la Ilavenoest_cornpletarnente insertada enel interruptor de encendido Arrancador el_ctrico Elarrancadorel_ctricoopcionalest equipadocon uncablede ali rnentaci6ny un enchufede tresterrninales conectadosa tierray est_ dise_adoparaoperarcon corrientedorn_sticade 120voltios Debe set utilizadoconun recept_culodetresterrninalescorrectarnente conecta...

Page 55: ...sveces PROCEDIMIENTO PARA ENGRANAR LA TRANSMISION Muevala palancadecarnbiosa unade las seisposicionesde avance F ode las dos posicionesde reversa R Seleccione lavelocidadadecuadaparael estadode lanieveexistentey una velocidadcon laque se sientac6rnodo PROCEDIMIENTO PARA ENGRANAR LAS BARRENAS 1 Aprieteelcontroldela barrenacontrala rnanijay las barrenas rotar_ n Su elay las barrenasse detendr_ n SLI...

Page 56: ...Control del aceite del motor Antesde realizartareasde lubricaci6n reparaci6no inspecci6n desengranetodosloscontrolesy detengael motor Esperea quese detengantodaslas piezasrn6viles NOTA Verifiqueel niveldeaceiteantesde cadauso paracerciorarse quese rnantieneel niveldeaceiteindicado Cuandole agregue aceiteal motor consultela siguiente tablade visco sidad Lacapacidad deaceitedel motores 600rnl aprox ...

Page 57: ... unresiduo peligroso Elimineel aceiteusado adecuadamente No Ioarroje juntocon los residuosdomicilMos Consulte alas autoridadeslocaleso al centrode servicioSears paraaveriguar d6nde hayinstalacionesparala eliminaci6n reciclaje segura o del aceite usado 6 Vuelvaacolocar el tap6ndedrenajedeaceitey ajOstelo bien Rdlene el motorcon el petr61eo recomendado Verlacartade UsodelAceiteRecomendada Lacapacida...

Page 58: ...iento Enjugarel excesoo el aceitederrarnado 1 PorIo rnenosunaveza la grasade laternporadade loseje dela ruedacon grasaArtico n0rnerode parte737 0318 Laguarnici6n de lagrasase encuentraenel tubo dela ruedadel ejedetr_ s del soportede la ruedadeapoyodeleje Ruedas AI rnenosunavezporternporada quitelas dos ruedas Lirnpiezay revestirniento los ejescon unagrasarnultiusosautorn6vil antesde volvera instal...

Page 59: ...uedeajustarmedianteel ajuste del _ ngulo dela tolvade montaje Consultela secci6nde Operaci6n paraobtenerinstrucciones Latolvade los cablesdecontrolremotobansidopre ajustadosen f_ brica Muevala palancadela tolvaremotoen el paneldecontrol haciaadelantea la partesuperiordel pivotetolvahaciaabajo mover lapalancahaciaatrAsparagirarlaparte superiorde la tolva De transmisi6n de la rueda de control Consul...

Page 60: ...acercadel motor sacandolostrestornillosautorroscantes queasegurarlo VealaFigura27 Figura27 Aflojeel pernode rnuestraen laFigura28poseedorasegurarel soportede cintur6ny retireel pernodeotros Ernpuje el soporte de cintur6ny hastaposeedorde la poleadel motor Figura28 Cintur6n sustituci6n barrena 1 Retireel arcoitieclip y arandelaplanade la virolaconel fin de desconectarla varillade barrenade la polea...

Page 61: ...e rnantenirniento 61 Figura33 Girea la poleaque seanecesarioparaalinearsustresranuras de aproxirnadarnente con los puestosdela poleadel adaptador y a continuaci6n rnuevael soportedefrenode rnontajefuera del ejedeentrada Si bienlaalineaci6ndela polealasfranjas horariasy adaptadorde puestos ernpujela barrenapolea plenarnente enel adaptador Consultela Figura32 NOTA Siel adaptador de lapoleaseelirnin6...

Page 62: ...llo delacorrea detransmisi6n delapolea inferior 3 Quitar lacorrea delapolea del motor 4 Instale lanueva correa enlaspoleas enelorden inverso yvolver alatensi6n con lapolea polea 5 Vuelva arealizar por lospasosanterioresen el ordeny laforma f Figura33 deeliminaci6n CAMBIO DE RUEDAS DE FRICCION Elcauchoen la ruedadefricci6nest_sujetoa desgastey debe vedficarseperi6dicamente Sustituirla ruedade fricc...

Page 63: ...orsobreel finaldel ejehexagonal 13 Alineeel rodarniento enel extrernoderechodel ejehexagonal con el agujeroen la partederechade lairnageny a continuaci6n pulseel ejehexagonalhaciala izquierdaen laposici6nenel marco 14 Deslicela presi6nenel extrernoizquierdodeleje hexagonaly pulseen elagujeroen elladoizquierdodelmarco 15 ColoquelaarandelaBelleville ladoredondeado haciala cabeza en eltornillohexagon...

Page 64: ... aceiteen todaslas _ reas quepuedenNegar a oxidarse Alrnaceneenun sectorlirnpio secoy bienventilado lejosde cualquierartefactoquefuncioneconunaNarna o luz pilotocorno unhomo calentadordeaguao secadorde ropa Evitecualquier sectorcon un motorel_ctricoqueproduzcachispaso dondese utilicenherrarnientas el_ctricas Nuncaalrnacenelarn_ quina quitanieveconcombustibleenel tanqueenun espaciocerradooen _ reas...

Page 65: ...limpiay fresca 5 Cebeel motortal y comose indicaenla secci6nde operaci6n 6 Insertela Ilavetotalmentedentrodelinterruptor 7 Conecteunextremodelcabledeextensi6na la salidadearranqueel tricoy el otroextremoa un triplede 120 voltios detierra tomadeCA 1 Cambielapalancadeobturaci6na la posici6nOFF apagado 2 Lleneel tanquecongasolinalimpiay fresca 3 Drenarel tanquedecombustibleenel motoren marchahastaque...

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