– No petrol flow
– Ignition system fault
– Forward speed too high for
mowing height
– Engagement not enabled
– Cutter deck not parallel with the ground
– Blades not cutting properly
– Forward speed too high for
mowing height and lawn condition
– Blades not balanced
– Loose screws
SHOULD THE MACHINE HIT A STONE OR ANOTHER FOREIGN OBJECT
– Stop the machine.
– Switch off the engine, unhook the lawnmower and check that the blade fixing screws have not been
sheared; if so, replace them (fig. 21). Check the blade too. If it's worn or deformed, it has to be replaced.
IMPORTANT
To move the machine with the engine off use the lever (fig. 9).
MECHANICAL PARKING BRAKE
It is important to keep the cable (fig. 15, ref. H) properly adjusted. When disengaged, the lever must be free
and in the zero position. To engage the brake, move the lever (fig. 1B, no. 7) to the "P" position. When the
parking brake is engaged (fig. 2, "P" position) and the PTO is disengaged, it is possible to temporarily leave
the driver's seat without that the engine turns off.
FD220R/ Translation of the original instructions
The starter motor turns but the engine will not start
Engine r.p.m. fall during mowing
When the blades are engaged, the engine cuts out
Uneven cutting and poor grass collection
Vibration while working
– Check that the choke is on (if the engine is cold)
– Check level in tank
– Check the fuel filter and replace if necessary
– Check that the fuel cap vent hole is not blocked
– Check that the spark plug cap is on properly
– Check that the electrodes are clean and the
gap is correct
– Decrease speed
– Raise the deck a few settings
– Check the blade engagement micro-switch
– Operator sitting in the driving seat;
– Check tyre pressures
– Adjust the deck until parallel
– Check that blades are fitted correctly
– Sharpen or replace blades
– Adjust the tension of the PTO belt
– If possible cut grass with dry lawn
– Reduce forward speed
– Balance the blades or replace if damaged
– Check and tighten the blade, engine and frame fixing
screws
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