Troubleshooting - Brill 40 BHR Manual De Instrucciones

Repeat this until the clutch no
longer slips.
Care
The easiest way to remove dirt
and grass cuttings is directly
after mowing. Clean your lawn-
mower with a brush and cloth.
Wear suitable work gloves.
Storage
Warning! Allow the motor
A
to cool before carrying
your lawnmower and storing it
indoors. Never store your lawn-
mower with petrol in the fuel
tank in a building where the
petrol vapours could come into

10. Troubleshooting

General
Faults usually occur if the unit
has not been handled, cared for
or maintained properly. The fol-
lowing table contains the most
common faults and remedies to
eliminate these faults. If you
have any other problems, please
contact your nearest service
centre authorised by the manu-
facturer, or your nearest autho-
rised specialist dealer.
Fault
Abnormal noises,
lawnmower rattles.
Whistling noise.
Lawnmower does not run
smoothly or vibrates vigorously.
Motor does not start.
contact with a naked flame or
sparks.
In order to save space, the guide
bars can be folded together.
To do so, loosen the two ten-
sioned jointed handles (fig. A,
item 2) and pull the bar out of
the locking device sideways.
Now loosen the two tensioned
bar handles (fig. A, item 1) until
the upper part of the guide bar
can be folded back.
Warning! Make sure
A
that you do not trap the
Bowden cables when folding
and unfolding the lawnmower
handle.
Caution! Repairs that
A
require specialist
knowledge must only be carried
out by an authorised specialist.
Caution! For safety
A
reasons, only use original
spare parts supplied by the
manufacturer or parts that have
been authorised by the manu-
facturer.
Possible Cause
Bolts at motor, its fixings or
mower housing are loose.
Foreign body blocking
aerator roller.
V-belt slipping.
Blade damaged (out of
balance), cutter bar fixings at
motor shaft loose.
Primer was not operated
when starting the motor.
No fuel, fuel tank empty.
Notes on Storage (Wintering)
If you are planning to store your
motor longer than 30 days,
empty the tank outdoors before
storing and soak up the remain-
ing petrol with a lint-free cloth.
Then allow the motor to run until
it stops due to a lack of fuel.
Unscrew the spark plug, pour
1 tablespoon of motor oil into
the cylinder. Turn the motor by
slowly pulling the starter handle
so that the oil is distributed then
screw the spark plug back in.
When you have removed dirt and
mowing residue we recommend
that you clean your lawnmower
with a preservative product.
We expressly point out that in
accordance with product liability
laws, we are not liable for any
damage caused by our units if
this damage is due to improper
repair or if parts exchanged are
not our original parts or parts
approved by us, and if the
repairs were not carried out at
service centre authorised by the
manufacturer or by an autho-
rised specialist. The same applies
to spare parts and accessories.
Remedy
Tighten bolts.
Switch off aerator roller,
remove foreign body.
Contact specialist workshop /
service centre.
Tighten bolts for blade. Damaged
parts must be replaced at an
authorised service centre.
Press the primer several times
(see Putting your Lawnmower
into Operation).
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