Troubleshooting - Husqvarna LC 141VLi Manuel D'utilisation

Battery
LED on the battery
The green LED is flash-
ing
The error LED flashes
The error LED is on
Battery charger
LED on the battery
charger
The error LED flash-
es
The error LED is on
Control panel
For problems, other than those in this section, speak to
your service agent.
Keypad
Error LED flashes
The product stops
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Troubleshooting

Possible faults
The battery voltage is low
The battery is weak
The temperature in the work environ-
ment is too high or too low
Overvoltage
Cell difference too much (1V)
Possible faults
The temperature in the work en-
vironment is too high or too low
Possible faults
The motor is overloaded
The motor speed drops too much,
and the motor stops
The motor control is too hot
The blade is blocked
Battery error or no signal from battery Put the battery in the product correctly and exam-
The battery is weak
Battery connector failure
Possible procedure
Charge the battery. See
page 20 .
Charge the battery. See
page 20 .
Use the battery in temperatures between -10°C
and 40°C.
Check that the mains voltage is the same as on
the rating plate on the product.
Remove the battery from the battery charger. Wait
5 seconds and try again to charge the battery. If
the problem continues, speak to an authorised
service agent.
Speak to an approved service agent.
Possible procedure
Use the battery charger in temperatures between 5°C
and 40°C.
Speak to an approved service agent
Possible action
Increase the cutting height. See
height on page 20 .
Stop the motor and wait until it has become cool
To prevent accidental start turn the safety key to
0, remove the battery and wait a minimum 5 sec-
onds. Make sure that the blade can rotate freely. If
the problem continues, speak to an authorised
service agent
ine the battery connector. If the error LED on the
battery flashes, see
Charge the battery. See
page 20 .
Examine the battery connector
To charge the battery on
To charge the battery on
To set the cutting
Battery on page 24 .
To charge the battery on
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