Greencut 1000054, Instruction Manual

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FUEL FILTER
The fuel tank is equipped with a filter. It is located at the end of the fuel intake pipe and can be removed with the
help of a hook wire.
Check the fuel filter regularly. Do not allow dirt to get into the fuel tank to prevent the filter from getting dirty. A dirty
filter will make it more difficult to start the engine and will cause malfunctions or stop the engine.
Check the fuel. If you see dirt, replace it. If the inside of the fuel tank is dirty you can clean it with gasoline.
CHECKING THE SPARK PLUG
The most common problems when starting a machine are caused by a dirty or damaged spark plug. Clean the spark
plug and check it regularly. Check that the distance between electrodes is correct (0.6 - 0.7 mm).
TROUBLESHOOTING
The table includes some of the most common problems, their causes and remedies.
SYMPTOM PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION
The machine bells
Worn segments Send your machine to Technical Service
Used Piston Send your machine to Technical Service
Crankshaft clearance Send your machine to Technical Service
Clutch clearance Send your machine to Technical Service
Engine overheats
Uninterrupted overuse
Pause every 10 minutes of work and let the
engine cool down.
Dirty exhaust pipe Send your machine to Technical Service
Fuel is not suitable Replace the fuel
The engine’s not
going well.
Dirty carburetor Send your machine to Technical Service
Dirty air filter Cleaning the filter
Dirty fuel filter Cleaning the filter
The engine dies off
or does not hold up
to idle speed
Poorly regulated carburetor Send your machine to Technical Service
NOTE: If you are unable to resolve the problem, please contact the Official Technical Service.