Auger Paddle; Scraper Blade - Honda HS750EA El Manual Del Propietario

Auger Paddle

Inspection
The paddles are thick, rubber parts bolted to the edges of the auger.
The paddles are subject to wear, and should be inspected and
replaced if worn beyond the service limit.
1. Park the snow thrower on a
flat, level surface.
2. Turn the engine switch and fuel
valve to the OFF position to
prevent fuel from leaking from
the carburetor, and then
disconnect the spark plug cap
so the engine cannot be
accidentally started.
3. Tilt the snow thrower back enough to raise the auger housing.
4. Inspect the paddles on the auger and make sure they are in good
condition and securely attached.
5. Measure the distance
between the edge of the
rubber paddle to the edge of
the metal auger support.
AUGER PADDLE
SERVICE LIMIT: 15 mm
Auger paddle replacement
should only be done by a
servicing Honda snow thrower
dealer. If the paddles are worn
out, the scraper blade may also
need replacement.

Scraper Blade

Inspection
1. Turn the engine switch and fuel valve to the OFF position to
prevent fuel from leaking from the carburetor, and then disconnect
the spark plug cap so the engine cannot be accidentally started.
2. Examine the scraper blade [1] and verify it contacts the ground
evenly. If it does not, adjust the scraper blade. See "Adjustment"
on this page.
3. Measure the distance
between the ground and
lowest point on the rubber
paddle on the auger. The
paddle ground clearance
should be: 1 ~ 3 mm.
If the ground clearance is
not within the
specification, adjust the
scraper blade. See
Adjustment on this page.
4. Tilt the snow thrower back
and measure the
thickness of the scraper
blade. Replace the
scraper blade if it is less
than 2 mm thick. See
Replacement on this
page.
15 mm
1 ~ 3 mm
2 mm
[1]
Adjustment
1.
Turn the engine switch and
fuel valve to the OFF
position to prevent fuel
from leaking from the
carburetor, and then
disconnect the spark plug
cap so the engine cannot
be accidentally started.
2. Tilt the snow thrower
forward to provide access
to the underside of the
scraper blade [1].
3. Loosen (don't remove) the
three flange nuts [2] on the scraper blade.
4. Move the scraper blade down slightly. Tighten the flange nuts [2]
and recheck the clearance.
Repeat the procedure as needed to get the necessary clearance. If
you cannot set the ground clearance within 1 ~ 3 mm, replace the
scraper blade.
Replacement
The scraper blade wears with normal use and must be replaced when
it reaches the service limit. The scraper blade thickness and
adjustment determine the clearance between the rubber paddles and
the ground.
A new scraper blade can be purchased from a servicing Honda
dealer.
1. Turn the engine switch and fuel valve to the OFF position to
prevent fuel from leaking from the carburetor, and then disconnect
the spark plug cap so the engine cannot be accidentally started.
2. Tilt the snow thrower forward to provide access to the underside of
the scraper blade [1].
3. Remove the three flange nuts [2], flat washers [3], and the scraper
blade [1].
4. Install the new scraper blade, reusing the bolts [4], washers, and
nuts.
5. Adjust the scraper blade. See Adjustment above.
[4]
[1]
[3]
[2]
ENGLISH
[1]
1 ~ 3 mm ground clearance.
[2]
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