Hurricane HTG 98 SD, Руководство пользователя

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7. TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM LIKELY CAUSE SOLUTION
1. With the key on «START» the
starter motor does not run.
– starting conditions have not
been met
– badly connected battery
– battery terminals crossed
– flat battery
– blown fuse
– wet circuit board
– malfunction on the starter relay
Turn the ignition key to «STOP»
and look for the cause of the
problem:
– check that all starting conditions
are met (see 5.2.a)
– check connections (see 3.4)
– check connections (see 3.4)
– recharge the battery (see 6.2.3)
– replace the fuse (10 A)
(see 6.3.5)
– dry using luke warm air
– contact your Dealer
2. With the ignition key turned to
«START» the starter motor runs
but the engine does not start
– insufficiently charged battery
– faulty fuel supply
– faulty ignition
– recharge the battery (see 6.2.3)
– check the level in the tank
(see 5.3.3)
– open the fuel stopcock (if fitted)
(see 5.4.1)
– check the fuel filter
– check that spark plug cap is
securely fitted
– check that the electrodes are
clean and have the correct gap
between them
3. Starting is difficult or the engine
runs erratically
– faulty carburetion – clean or replace the air filter
– empty the fuel tank and refill with
fresh fuel
– check and replace the fuel filter if
necessary
4. Weak engine performance
during cutting
– forward speed too high in relation
to cutting height
– reduce the forward speed and/or
raise the cutting height
(see 5.4.5)
5. The engine shuts down whilst
working
– the safety devices have cut in
– blown fuse
– check that all starting conditions
are met (see 5.2.b)
– replace the fuse (10 A)
(see 6.3.5)
6. The cutting means do not
engage or do not stop promptly
when they are disengaged
– problems with the engagement
mechanism
– contact your Dealer
7. Uneven cut – cutting-means assembly is not
parallel to the ground
– inefficient cutting means;
– check the tyre pressure
(see 5.3.2)
– reinstate the alignment of the
cutting-means assembly in
relation to the ground (see 6.3.1)
– contact your Dealer
8. Unusual vibrations while
working
– cutting-means assembly is full
of grass
– the cutting means are
unbalanced or loose
– loose bolts and screws
– clean the cutting means
assembly (see 5.4.8)
– contact your Dealer
– check and tighten all the engine
and frame bolts
9. Uncertain or ineffective braking – the brake is not adjusted
correctly
– contact your Dealer
10. Erratic forward movement,
poor drive when going uphill or
if the machine has a tendency
to rear up
– problems with the belt or the
engagement device
– contact your Dealer