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Avant 220/225
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Troubleshoot
Listed below are possible causes for typical problems. Further engine related causes can be found in the
operator's manual of the engine. In case there is trouble with the operation of the machine, check both
troubleshoot lists and if problem is not solved, contact your nearest service point.
Problem Possible cause Remedy
Engine does not start Battery switch in off position Turn battery switch to on position
Blown fuse Check all fuses
Battery empty or damaged Charge battery or start with separate battery.
Check battery condition, replace if necessary.
No fuel Fill the tank or replace gas bottle
Auxiliary hydraulics control lever is
in locking position Release the lever to neutral position.
Choke not used or choke not
working Use choke when cold starting (220 only). Check choke
cable.
Old fuel or water in fuel (220/225
only) Gasoline fuel gets stale after being stored for a couple of
months. Drain fuel tank and add fresh fuel. If new fuel
does not help, carburettors or injection system may have
to be cleaned, contact service. Prevent by adding fuel
preserver before storage.
Cold ambient temperature Use engine pre-heater (optional equipment).
Use high quality multi grade engine oil.
225LPG: see below
Low engine oil level Engine oil level switch prevents starting, check oil level
and add engine oil if necessary.
Engine does not start or
runs poorly (225LPG only) LPG bottle valve closed or not fully
open (225LPG only) Open the manual valve of the gas bottle fully. Depending
on bottle type, turning by more than 1 round may be
needed. Restricted flow may cause valve to freeze
internally, allow the fuel system to warm up.
Check hose connectors and hoses, hose must not be
bent.
LPG operated in too cold
environment (225 only) The LPG is drawn from the bottle in vapor form. Propane
will cool the bottle and the regulator can freeze or bottle
pressure drop. Allow the bottle to warm, never heat with
external heat source.
Check that propane LPG with minimal amount of butane
is used.
LPG bottle has cooled too much
during use Vaporising gas draws heat from ambient air. Pressure of
LPG gas depends on temperature. Once the bottle is too
cold, no more gas is vaporised and the bottle must be
allowed to slowly warm up. The bottle will feel cold to the
hand and can also have condensed water or frost on its
outer surfaces.
Wrong type of LPG bottle
(225LPG) Use only vapor type propane bottle in vertical position.
Liquid draw bottle will not work, even though engine might
start momentarily.