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SKU 68010
Troubleshooting
problem
possible causes
probable Solutions
The Handle is not
in position.
The Screws are not properly seated.
1. Adjust the Handle’s height.
2. Verify Screws are properly seated.
3. Tighten the Knobs.
Snow Thrower
does not start.
1. Snow Thrower is not plugged into
outlet.
2. The Power Switch was not used
properly.
3. Overload Protection switch has
popped out.
Verify Snow Thrower is plugged into
1.
outlet.
Hold Power Swtich down properly
2.
(See Setup).
Reset Overload Protection Switch
3.
(see Setup).
The motor is on,
but the rotor does
not turn.
Belt is damaged.
Replace the Belt (see Maintenance).
Snow Thrower
leaves a small
layer of snow
behind.
Scraper is worn.
Replace Scraper (see Maintenance).
Follow all safety precautions whenever diagnosing or servicing the
equipment or engine.
cleaning the Snow Thrower
Turn off the Snow Thrower, unplug
1.
from power outlet, and wait for motor
to cool.
Use a small brush to clean the
2.
outside of the Snow Thrower.
waRning!
3.
Do not use strong
detergents, household cleaners and
solvents. These can damage the
plastic housing and handles.
Wipe off any moisture by using a
4.
clean, soft cloth.
Storing the Snow Thrower
Allow the motor to cool before storing
1.
Snow Thrower.
Store Snow Thrower in a secure, dry
2.
and well-ventilated area that is out of
children’s reach.
