Eliet Turfaway 600, Руководство пользователя

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(Place the machine with the left flank on the side of the valley in order to start up again).
The solution is to wait a few moments before restarting the engine on a level surface. The
problem will reoccur if you continue to do work on a slope. After checking the oil level on an
even surface (read § 11.4.3; page 64) , the oil safety system may be disengaged temporarily.
Do not forget to switch it back on afterwards.
Neither ELIET, nor the engine manufacturer, shall accept warranty claims based on a lack of
oil in the machine.
If slopes are a recurring factor in a particular area, adding 0.2 litres of extra oil to the tank
will resolve the problem.
d. Overload
• By impacting a foreign object in the ground (e.g. tree root), the blade can get stuck on it and
the engine can block. In this case you will need to free the blade from the ground and then
you can start again. Mark the zone where this occurred and be alert when approaching this
area in adjacent strips.
• If the machine is struggling (e.g. in heavy ground) you may be working at the limit of the
engine capacity. Check the engine revolution rate, make sure it is driving at full throttle and
reduce the driving speed. If possible, adjust the angle of approach of the blade to create less
resistance.
e. Technical defect
If neither of the aforementioned checks identifies the cause, the problem could be more
technical in nature. A defect in the engine or a problem with the carburetor or ignition could
be the issue. For assistance with these problems, please visit your authorised ELIET dealer or
an authorised service centre for the engine brand.
9.11.3. The blade is not moving or is irregular
If the blade stops moving while at work, or no longer has a balanced rhythm, there are several
possible reasons:
The cause of these symptoms will be found in the power train. To find the cause it is worth remo-
ving the guard from the drive belts: (read § 11.5.3; page 71)
a. Broken cable:
Over time, wear can occur on the cable between the operating lever and the tensioning roller
for the belt drive. Occasionally this can cause the cable to break. This means the drive will
not longer work and the blades will come to a standstill. As an operator you will notice that
the operating lever no longer springs back when you let it go. Consult your authorised dealer
to replace the cable.
b. Belt tension:
Drive belts tend to stretch when at work. Belts tend to stretch most in the first hours of work
after first use or after replacing the belts. As belts get longer, the tension reduces when the
drive is coupled. This can cause slippage when pressure is applied. Slipping will cause the
blade movement to be interrupted. When the belt slips it can cause a peeping noise. It is
necessary to adjust the belt tension: (read § 11.5.3; page 71)