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Troubleshooting Guide

Remember the big three's that a engine must have to start:

• Must be getting fuel (dirty or clogged fuel filters).
• Must be getting air into the carb (air filters).
• Must be getting spark (check for good spark).

• Check fuel for level and cleanness. Has it been left out side? Possibly water in the gas tank.
• Is the engine primed and choked properly?
• Are all safety switches locked in place (brake pedal depressed)?

• Are safety switches locked in place (brake pedal depressed)?
• Safety control arm depressed?
• If installed with oil level shutoff, Is oil level at proper level?
• Is battery charged if available on your model?
• Obstructions under deck that blocks blade from turning (never put your hands near blades)?
• Check for spark.
• Do you have fuel shut off on?

• Check to see if oil level to high?
• Possible signs of worn internal parts (contact an authorized service dealer).

• Check for bent or damaged blades (never put hands near blades).
• Broken engine mounts or welds.
• Broken or loose blade hubs (never put hands near blades).
• Bent crankshaft (this can be a possible cause specially if it happens after you have hit something).