Etesia AK 51 User Manual Download Page 14

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Remove the plug lead before carrying out any work under the cutting deck.

Page

Element

Before each cutting

After the 5 

first hours

Every 50 h or each 

season

Periodically

Observation

12

Engine oil

Check the level

Drain

Drain

necessary to be able to claim 

for warranty

12

Air filter 

Check condition

Replace

Clean

12

Spark

Clean-adjust

electrodes

Replace if used too

much

12

Cooling system

Check and clean

12

Safety devices

Check condition

12

Blade

Sharpen or replace

necessary to be able to claim 

for warranty

12

Blade fixation

Check tightness

The best maintenance consists of regular cleaning of the brush-cutter after each use (cutter housing, wheels, transmission).

10• DAY To DAY MAInTEnAnCE – BrEAKDoWnS AnD SoLuTIonS

11• rEguLAr MAInTEnAnCE SuMMArY

Most operating problems are due to inappropriate use of the brush-cutter or a failure to carry out the normal recommended maintenance.

The following table describes simple methods of identifying a few malfunctions and correcting them. If the problem persists, we recommend 

that you contact one of our approved ETESIA dealers (list on request from ETESIA 67165 WISSEMBourg Cedex - france or ETESIA uK 

Limited, CV34 5hg WArWICK).

AbnoRMAl oPeRATIon 

PRobAble CAUse .........................................................ReMeDy

The engine does not start 

The piston, the cylinder, the rings, the valves 

 .............................

.Contact an approved ETESIA service engineer.

 

Insufficient compression. 

or the cylinder head gasket are defective. 

   

The spark plug is loose. ................................................................Tighten correctly. 

   

Loose cylinder head screws.

 .........................................................Tighten correctly.

no fuel in the combustion chamber.   no fuel in the carburettor.

 .............................................................

fill the fuel tank.

 

   

The fuel cock is closed. ................................................................Open the fuel cock. 

   

Defective petrol intake. ................................................................

Clean.

Spark plug covered in fuel. 

fuel/air mixture is too rich.

 ..........................................................Put the throttle control on 

[

MAXI

]

  

 ......................................................................................................Turn the engine with the spark plug removed to 

  

 ......................................................................................................remove the excess fuel. 

   

Blocked air filter. ..........................................................................

Clean.

 

   

Defective carburettor. ...................................................................

Contact an approved ETESIA service engineer.

 

   

Incorrect type of fuel / Contaminated fuel / Water in the fuel.

 .....Replace the petrol. 

no spark or a poor spark. 

Defective spark plug.

 ....................................................................Replace the spark plug. 

   

Defective ignition coil. .................................................................

Contact an approved ETESIA service engineer.

Engine lacking in power. 

Blocked air filter ...........................................................................

Clean.

 

Engine overheats. 

Cooler grille blocked.

 ...................................................................

Clean.

 

   

Insufficient oil in engine ...............................................................Top up or change the oil. 

   

Carbon deposits in the combustion chamber.

 ...............................

Contact an approved ETESIA service engineer.

 

   

Insufficient ventilation around the engine. ...................................

Clean.

The engine does not reach its 

Defective or maladjusted regulator. ..............................................

Contact an approved ETESIA service engineer.

 

normal running speed.
Defective starter unit. 

Snapped cord or broken return spring ..........................................

Contact an approved ETESIA service engineer.

uneven running, excessive vibration.  Blade unbalance.

...........................................................................Replace or balance the blade.

The blade clutch doesn’t function 

Maladjusted or stretched clutch cable

 ..........................................

Contact an approved ETESIA service engineer.

 

correctly 

Worn belt ......................................................................................

have it changed by an approved ETESIA service engineer.

Defective blade clutch 

Maladjusted remote control ..........................................................

Contact an approved ETESIA service engineer.

 

   

Worn remote control .....................................................................

Contact an approved ETESIA service engineer.

 

   

Worn belt ......................................................................................

Contact an approved ETESIA service engineer.

If this check up does not solve the problem, call your approved ETESIA dealer.

Important : Only use original ETESIA spares. 

The quality of the work, the service life of the brush-cutter and your safety depend on it.

In addition to the risks incurred by the user, the use of parts other than the manufacturer's will result in the cancellation of the warranty for any 

damage caused. ETESIA accepts no liability for accidents due to the use of non-manufacturer’s spares.

Summary of Contents for AK 51

Page 1: ...AK 51 GB User Manual Translation of the originals instructions manual Please read carefully before using your machine ...

Page 2: ...ams 5 3 Descriptions 7 4 Pictures 8 5 Technical specifications 9 6 Preparation and getting started 10 7 Operating instructions 11 8 Maintenance 12 9 Winter storage long stop 13 10 Day to day maintenance Breakdowns and solutions 14 11 Regular maintenance summary 14 12 Warranty 15 ...

Page 3: ...er ensure no injury can be caused to others by stones and other objects being thrown up Keep a safe distance from people especially children and animals when the engine is running Never remove warning labels or safety devices The machine must be equipped with its three safety flaps Never place hands or feet under the cutter housing Keep your hands or feet clear of rotating or moving parts Avoid ob...

Page 4: ... pipe is not fitted with a spark arrester The spark arrester must be kept in good condition by the user or owner Do not start the engine when the air filter or its cover is removed To prevent the engine from starting accidentally remove the spark plug cap during all servicing operations Clean the cylinder fins and regulator mechanism of any dirt grass residue or other materials which could affect ...

Page 5: ...ortant information on how to prolong the life of your mower Safety labels LABELA a CAUTION b Before using please read and follow the safety and maintenance instructions of the instruction booklet LABEL B c Finger cut risks d Stop the engine disconnect the spark plug before proceeding any services on the mower LABEL C e Risk of projected objects f Keep the third person away from the machine ...

Page 6: ...e control lever blade clutch control lever BLADE 1 Press the upper safety lever against to the handlebar 2 Push the button and move the blade clutch control lever forward to engage the blade BLADE Release the safety lever to stop blade rotation The blade will be automatically braked and stopped Differential lock Set the differential lock control lever to position 1 Bring the differential lock cont...

Page 7: ... 5 Differential lock lever 6 Blade safety lever 7 Cutting height adjustment levers x4 8 Handle adjustment nut bolts 9 Blade 10 Safety flaps x3 11 Oil sump filler and drain cap 12 Fuel tank cap 13 Fuel cock 14 Starter 15 Air filter 16 Spark plug 17 By pass valve control lever ACCESSORIES Blade TZ 51 A Spark plug 03861 Twin wheel kit 42698 ...

Page 8: ...5 6 1 MAXI20 2 3 4 8 4 PICTURES ...

Page 9: ... filter Paper cartridge and prefilter Ignition Electronic Spark plug Standard Ø 14 mm Thread lenght 19 mm Electrode gap 0 75 mm Blade clutch device Belt Cutting width 51 cm Cutting height 50 65 80 95 110 mm 5 position on each wheel Blade clutch belt tension Whell diameter Front Ø 225 mm Rear Ø 310 mm Drive speed hydraulic gearbox Forward1 0 3 0 Forward2 0 4 0 Forward3 0 5 0 kph gbox Reverse 0 4 0 ...

Page 10: ...tter away from the area where the petrol has been spilt and ensure is no risk of ignition as long as the petrol vapour has not dispersed Put the caps back on the tank and the petrol can Avoid fuel overflowing when filling the fuel tank If in spite of these precautions petrol does overflow check the following a Clean as well as you can all the contaminated parts b Do not start the machine as long a...

Page 11: ... too high nor too dense flat ground or displacement of the mower with the blade stopped It s the observation of your lawn which will guide you choosing the optimal speed SPEED ADJUSTMENT Select your speed and lock it in the position 1 2 or 3 Locking the differential The differential can be locked to prevent the driving wheels from spinning and gain driving force on sloping ground or wet grass Set ...

Page 12: ...n to 40 Nm Reference of spare blade TZ 51 A Regular engine maintenance Oiling Oil Change Check the engine oil level regularly every 5 hours or every day before starting the machine Place the brush cutter on a clear flat surface Clean carefully around the filler neck and take out the dipstick Wipe the dipstick on a clean cloth put it back into the filler neck without screwing the plug back in Remov...

Page 13: ...should move 8 mm when the differential lock control lever is moved into position 1 To check the adjustment remove the transmission cover 4 screws To adjust loosen the locknut screw the bolt onto the control stem 1 turn 1 25 mm to reach the indicated displacement value then tighten the locknut again and install the transmission cover Gas control cable left stop interior side control lever position ...

Page 14: ...s too rich Put the throttle control on MAXI Turn the engine with the spark plug removed to remove the excess fuel Blocked air filter Clean Defective carburettor Contact an approved ETESIA service engineer Incorrect type of fuel Contaminated fuel Water in the fuel Replace the petrol No spark or a poor spark Defective spark plug Replace the spark plug Defective ignition coil Contact an approved ETES...

Page 15: ...ill therefore be paid back to the dealer according to charge scale mentioned in the agreement It is dealer responsibility to make sure that the end user does receive the complete warranty allowed by ETESIA Should ETESIA not recognize any fault the dealer will be held responsible ETESIA reserves the right to cancel the decision with no compensation nor warning Transportation cost for machines and p...

Page 16: ...t and are subject to the internal production control procedure with evaluation of the technical documents and periodic inspection by a notified body the CETIM F 60304 SENLIS CEDEX Average acoustic power level measured 95 dB A Acoustic power level guaranteed 98 dB A Mr Claude Treger 13 rue de l industrie 67165 Wissembourg CEDEX is the person authorized to constitute the technical file Assessment of...

Page 17: ...ETESIA SERVICE GARANTIE 13 rue de l Industrie 67165 WISSEMBOURG CEDEX France Stamp here please ...

Page 18: ...____ Signature____________________ Signature and confirmation of the user that he has taken possession of a machine in perfect working order that the user has been handed over and that he thoroughly read the use instructions safety and maintenance suggestions figuring in it that he has been informed of the warranty terms and that he accepts said terms without reserve or restriction that he has bee...

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