Troubleshooting; Fault Correction - Grizzly BRV 400 S Traduction De La Notice D'utilisation Originale

Troubleshooting

Problem
Abnormal noises,
clatter or vibrations
Engine does not
start
Engine starts but
equipment does not
run at full power
Engine splutters,
stops
Engine overheats
Work result not sa-
tisfactory
Possible Cause
Foreign body on cylinder
Damaged sprung tines or
cylinder knives
Cylinder incorrectly moun-
ted
Toothed-belt slip
Too little petrol in the tank
Incorrect starting sequence
Spark plug connector (
29) not put on correctly
Sooted spark plug (
Incorrectly adjusted carburet-
tor mix
Dirty air filter ( 26)
Incorrectly adjusted carburet-
tor mix
Incorrectly adjusted carburet-
tor mix
Sooted spark plug (
Ventilation holes blocked
Incorrect spark plug (
Too little engine oil in the
engine
Sprung tines of aerator cy-
linder worn out
Knives of verticutor cylinder
blunt or damaged
Toothed belt defective
Transport Position or in-
correct Working Position
selected
Grass is too long

Fault Correction

Remove foreign body
Exchange cylinder
Install cylinder correctly (see chap-
ter on exchanging the cylinder)
Repair by After-Sales Service
Fill with petrol
Follow the instructions for starting
the engine (see "operation")
Attach the spark plug connector
Clean, adjust or replace the spark
plug (see "cleaning and mainte-
28)
nance")
Have the carburettor adjusted by a
specialist workshop
Replace the air filter (see "cleaning
and maintenance")
Have the carburettor adjusted by a
specialist workshop
Have the carburettor adjusted by a
specialist workshop
Clean, adjust or replace the spark
28) plugs (see "cleaning and mainte-
nance")
Clean the ventilation slot
Change the spark plug
28)
Fill with engine oil (see "initial opera-
tion")
Exchange cylinder
Exchange cylinder
Repair by After-Sales Service
Select Working Position or Read-
just Position(see chapter "Read-
justment positions)
Mow beforehand; see chapter
"Operation"
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