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TROUBLESHOOTING

1.

With the key on

«ON», the light
remains off

2.

With the key on

«START» the light
flashes and the
starter motor does
not run

3.

With the key on

«START» the light
comes on but the
starter motor does
not run

4.

With the key on

«START»,  the starter
motor runs but the
engine does not start

5.

Starting is difficult

or the engine runs
erratically

6.

Poor engine per-

formance during cut-
ting

7.

The engine stops

but the light flashes

The safety device of the electronic cir-
cuit board has cut in due to:

– badly connected battery  
– battery terminals crossed
– completely flat battery or eroded bat-

tery plates

– fuse blown
– electronic circuit board wet

– conditions are not met to allow start-

ing         

– insufficiently charged battery
– battery charger fuse blown

– insufficiently charged battery
– faulty fuel supply

– faulty ignition

– fault in carburation

– forward speed too high compared to

cutting height   (

5.4.5)

– the safety devices have cut in      

Turn the key to «STOP»  and look for
the cause of the problem:

– check connections (

3.4)

– check connections  (

3.4)

– recharge the battery  (

6.2.4)

– replace the fuse (10 A) (

6.4.4)

– dry using tepid air

– check that the conditions allowing

starting are met (

5.2.a)

– recharge the battery (

6.2.4)

– replace the fuse (25 A) (

6.4.4)

– recharge the battery (

6.2.4)

– check the level in the tank

(

5.3.3)

– open the fuel stopcock  

( if 

pre-

sent)

(

5.4.1)                              

– check the fuel filter

– check that spark plug cap is secure-

ly fitted

– check that the electrodes are clean

and have the correct gap

– clean or replace the air filter
– empty the fuel tank and refill with

fresh fuel

– check and replace the fuel filter if

necessary

– reduce the forward speed and/or

raise the cutting deck

– check that the conditions allowing

starting are met  (

5.2.b)

7. TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM

LIKELY CAUSE

SOLUTION

Summary of Contents for 1435E

Page 1: ...ot held responsible for damage or injury to oneself or others Since we regular improve our products you may find slight differences between your machine and the descriptions contained in this manual M...

Page 2: ...n 16 5 3 Preliminary operations before starting work 17 5 4 Using the machine 19 5 5 Using on slopes 26 5 6 Transporting the machine 27 5 7 Lawn maintenance 27 6 MAINTENANCE 29 All the information for...

Page 3: ...tment The models with hydrostatic transmission are identified by the word HYDRO on the identification label 2 1 the inclusion of components or accessories which are not widely available special equipm...

Page 4: ...sers Do not operate the equipment barefoot or wear ing open sandals 2 Thoroughly inspect the area where the equipment is to be used and remove all objects which can be ejected from the machine 3 DANGE...

Page 5: ...ve the ignition key before clearing blockages or unclog ging the collector channel before cleaning checking or servicing the machine after striking a foreign object Inspect the machine for damage and...

Page 6: ...ceed the recommend ed loads stated on the label and follow the safety instructions 1 2 C 6 Warning Read the instruc tions before operating this machine Warning Disconnect the igni tion key and read th...

Page 7: ...DENTIFICATION OF MAIN COMPONENTS The main components of the machine have the following functions 11 Cutting deck this is the guard housing the rotating blades 12 Blades these are what cut the grass Th...

Page 8: ...s specifications and regu lations for use are described in a specific manual 17 Battery provides the energy for starting the engine Its specifications and regula tions for use are described in a speci...

Page 9: ...battery the grass catcher with instructions an envelope containing the instruction manuals and documents nuts and bolts including a pin for locking the steering wheel starter keys and a spare 10A fuse...

Page 10: ...HE SEAT Mount the seat 1 on the plate 2 using the screws 3 3 4 MOUNTING THE FRONT BUMPER if provided Mount the front bumper 1 on the bottom of the frame 2 using the four screws 3 3 5 ACTIVATING AND CO...

Page 11: ...aps 5 After activating the battery always charge the battery com pletely with the help of your dealer who will have all the right equipment The battery charger is NOT able to charge the battery for th...

Page 12: ...The CHOKE position enriches the mixture so must only be used for the time nec essary when starting from cold When moving from one area to another put the lever in a position between SLOW and FAST When...

Page 13: ...EADLIGHT SWITCH if fitted For turning on the headlights when the key 4 3 is in the ON position 4 6 PILOT LAMP AND SOUND WARNINGS This lamp comes on when the key 6 is in the ON position and stays on wh...

Page 14: ...ts as a clutch engaging and disengaging drive to the wheels and in the second part it acts as a brake on the rear wheels Do not keep the pedal halfway between clutch engagement or disengagement as thi...

Page 15: ...shift into reverse when the machine has stopped moving If the drive pedal is used whether forwards or for reverse the engine stops as soon as the parking brake 4 4 is engaged 4 33 HYDROSTATIC TRANSMI...

Page 16: ...nsibility to assess the potential risk of the area where work is to be carried out and to take all the necessary precautions to ensure his own safety and that of others particularly on slopes or rough...

Page 17: ...ut disengaging the blades 5 3 DIRECTIONS BEFORE STARTING WORK Before starting to mow it is necessary to carry out several checks and operations to ensure you can work efficiently and in maximum safety...

Page 18: ...INSIDE THE TANK AND DO NOT SMOKE WHEN REFUELLING Do not drip petrol onto the plastic parts to avoid damaging them In the event of accidental spills or leaks rinse immediately with water The warranty...

Page 19: ...ls at the grass and causes the lawn to turn yellow A loose blade causes unwanted vibrations and can be dangerous Do not use the machine if you are unsure whether it is work ing safely or efficiently I...

Page 20: ...r in mind that the safety devices prevent the engine from starting if safety requirements have not been met 5 2 In these cases once the situation has been corrected the key must first be turned back t...

Page 21: ...icle particularly on slopes 5 4 3 Braking First reduce the machine s speed by reducing the engine s r p m and then press the brake pedal 4 21 or 4 31 to slow down the machine until it stops The machin...

Page 22: ...s being cut you will not be able to mow the grass well Disengage the blades and raise the cutting deck as high as possible whenever you need to get past an obstacle 5 4 6 Emptying the grass catcher Th...

Page 23: ...e blades lower the engine speed and ride the machine with the cutting deck raised as high as possible 5 4 9 End of work Stop the machine move the throttle to SLOW and turn off the engine by turning th...

Page 24: ...ings 1 one at a time and run water through each one for a few minutes with the blades moving When washing the cutting deck should be lowered right down Take off the grass catcher empty and rinse it an...

Page 25: ...protection device do not invert the leads on the battery terminals do not use the machine without its battery or damage may be caused to the charging regulator be careful not to cause short circuits 5...

Page 26: ...Cut the grass 5 4 5 Empty the grass catcher 5 4 6 Unblock the collector channel 5 4 7 Finish mowing 5 4 8 Stop the engine 5 4 9 Store the machine 5 4 10 You will need to Fit the grass catcher or stone...

Page 27: ...During transport close the fuel stopcock if fitted lower the cutting deck apply the parking brake and fasten the machine securely with ropes or chains to the hauling device 5 7 LAWN MAINTENANCE 1 To k...

Page 28: ...height If the grass is very tall it should be cut twice in a twenty four hour period the first time with the blades at maximum height possibly reducing the cutting width and the second cut at the desi...

Page 29: ...er replacement 2 6 Spark plug contacts check and cleaning 2 7 Spark plug replacement 6 1 SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS Before cleaning or doing maintenance work take out the ignition key and read the relevan...

Page 30: ...4 of this manual must be carried out by your Dealer or a specialized Service Centre Both have the necessary knowledge and tools to ensure that the work is carried out correctly without affecting the...

Page 31: ...booklet provided with the battery Failure in following the instructions or in charging the battery could perma nently damage the battery cells A flat battery must be recharged as soon as possible Rech...

Page 32: ...e slightest movement of the lifting lever and then secure it in place screw down the rear left nut 3 until the rear edge of the cutting deck begins to rise screw down the front nuts 5 7 until the fron...

Page 33: ...diameter and check that cutting deck is horizontal to prevent an uneven cut Before remounting the wheel apply grease to the axle Put the snap ring 1 and supporting washer 2 back in place 6 4 2 Replac...

Page 34: ...machine stops and the dashboard light switches off 25 A fuse protects the battery charger circuit When it blows the battery gradually runs out and the machine will have prob lems starting The fuse ca...

Page 35: ...must be carried out by a specialized Centre only Remove the ignition key before doing any adjustments or maintenance 6 5 1 Adjustments WARNING a Brake Mechanical transmission Hydrostatic transmission...

Page 36: ...Dismantling 1a screw with right thread loosen anti clockwise 1b screw with left thread tighten clock wise 2 Original spare parts Only the following pairs of blades can be used on this machine 2b 8200...

Page 37: ...ged battery faulty fuel supply faulty ignition fault in carburation forward speed too high compared to cutting height 5 4 5 the safety devices have cut in Turn the key to STOP and look for the cause o...

Page 38: ...full of grass blades are unbalanced or loose bolts and screws are loose move the disengagement lever to position B Turn the key to STOP and look for the cause of the problem recharge the battery 6 2...

Page 39: ...G HITCH For towing a small trailer 4 CLOTH COVER Protects the machine from dust when not in use 5 CB01 MAINTENANCE BATTERY CHARGER This keeps the battery in good working order when the machine is in s...

Page 40: ...h Hydrostatic transmission Mechanical transmission Electrical system 12 V Battery 18 Ah Front tyres 13 x 5 00 6 or 15 x 5 00 6 Rear tyres 18 x 8 50 8 Front tyre pressure tyres 13 x 5 00 6 1 5 bar tyre...

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