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Version 02-2010
LHR-2
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
1.
Faults and their remedy
Observe the safety instructions!
If faults occur in the tractor or the engine that require a greater degree of intervention, al-
ways have them rectified at your
specialist workshop, since they have the necessary
tools. Unprofessional intervention can only cause damage.
In order to avoid damage to the machine and life-threatening injuries when rectifying faults on
the machine, it is essential to pay attention to the following points:
•
Rectify faults only if you are in possession of the specified qualification.
•
First of all, secure the machine against inadvertent rolling away by chocking the wheels.
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Secure the range of action of the moving machine parts.
•
Also read the chapter ‘General safety instructions’.
Fault
Possible cause
Remedy
Engine does not start
Spark plug cap is not attached.
CHOKE is not pulled out.
Fuel stopcock is not open.
Engine stop switch is switched to ‘OFF’
Fuel tank is empty or fuel is of a poor
quality.
Fuel line has a blockage.
Spark plug is defective.
Too much fuel in the engine - flooded.
Engine stop cable is defective.
Excess air due to loose carburettor or
suction line.
Fault in the electrical system
Attach the spark plug cap.
Push the CHOKE regulator lever to ON.
Open the fuel stopcock.
Turn the engine stop switch to the 'ON'
position.
Fill up the fuel tank with fresh fuel.
Clean the fuel line.
Clean, adjust or replace the spark plug.
Dry and clean the spark plug and start
with FULL THROTTLE.
Check cable and plug connectors, replace
if necessary
Have the machine checked and repaired in
the workshop.
Have the machine checked and repaired in
the workshop.
Engine stutters
Engine is running in the CHOKE range.
Ignition cable is loose.
Fuel line is blocked or fuel is of a poor
quality.
Vent in the fuel tank cap is clogged.
There is water or dirt in the fuel system.
Air filter is dirty.
Carburettor misadjusted.
Push the CHOKE lever to the OFF posi-
tion.
Push the spark plug cap firmly onto the
spark plug. Clamp the ignition cable
firmly.
Clean the fuel line and fill up with fresh
fuel.
Replace the fuel tank cap.
Drain off the fuel and fill up with fresh
fuel.
Clean the air filter.
Have the carburettor adjusted by a work-
shop.