SAKAWA BS7001, User Manual

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If the machine does not start, check the compression of the engine and the spark of the spark
plug. Depending on the symptoms we list here a series of probable causes and solutions:
Cylinder
compression is
normal
The spark plug is fine Probable cause Corrective action
Yes Yes There is no fuel in
the tank
Refueling
The gasoline filter
this suction
Clean the filter
There is water in the
fuel
Replace
Used gasoline is not
adequate
Swap fuel for one
with adequate octane
rating
The carburetor is
dirty
Send your machine
to the technical
service
Yes No The spark plug pipe
is not properly
connected
Connect
The spark plug is
dirty
Clean the spark plug
Switch in position "0" Set the switch to the
"I" position
Lack of compression Yes Piston and rings are
worn
Send your machine
to the technical
service
The cylinder is
grated
Send your machine
to the technical
service
The motor does not
rotate
Engine gripped Send your machine
to the technical
service
If you cannot solve the problem, take your machine to service.
To locate the after-sales service closest to your location, contact the point of sale where you
bought the machine.
Transport.
Never lift or transport the machine while the engine is running. Also turn off the engine whenever
working chairs are moving.
Wait 5 minutes after the machine is turned off for it to cool down before storing or transporting the
machine. The exhaust pipe of the machine will continue to be warm after the engine is turned off.
Keep in mind the weight of the machine in case you have to lift it. Refer to the weight in the
technical characteristics of the machine.
The transport must always be carried out by two people in order to avoid possible injuries. If you
are transporting the machine in a vehicle, secure it firmly to prevent it from slipping or tipping over.
If you transport the machine by dragging it hooked to a vehicle remember not to exceed 10 km /
h
NOTE: This machine is not approved for use on public roads. It can only be towed with a vehicle
in private estates or other enclosed areas.