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7.2. STORAGE
When you intend to put your machine away for more than
30 days:
• Wait for the engine to cool
• Disconnect the battery cables and store it in a cool and
dry place.
• Empty the fuel tank and follow all the instructions in the
engine manual.
• Clean the machine thoroughly.
• Check the machine for any damage. If necessary, contact
the authorised service centre.
Store the machine:
• with the cutting means assembly lowered;
• in a dry place;
• protected from inclement weather;
• covered with a sheet if possible;
• in a place out of children's reach;
• making sure that keys or tools used for maintenance are
removed.
8. TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
1. With the key in "RUN" position,
the indicator light remains off
2. With the key set to "START-UP",
the indicator light flashes and
the starter motor does not turn
3. With the key set to "START-UP",
the indicator light comes on, but
the starter motor does not turn
4. With the key on "START-UP" the
starter motor runs but the engine
does not start
Before starting to use the machine again:
• check that there are no fuel leaks from the tubes, fuel
• prepare the machine as described in chapter "5 Use of
NOTE Ensure that the battery is fully charged at least once a
month and always before use.
NOTE Store the machine so as to avoid any risk in the event
of accidental contact with people, children or animals.
PROBABLE CAUSE
The safety device of the electronic
circuit board has cut in due to:
– badly connected battery
– battery terminals inverted
– uncertain mass
– battery completely discharged
– fuse blown
– wet circuit board
– no start-up consent
– insufficiently charged battery
– battery charger fuse blown
– starter relay malfunction
– insufficiently charged battery
– faulty fuel supply
– faulty ignition
EN - 8
stopcock or carburettor:
the machine".
SOLUTION
Turn the ignition key to «STOP»
position and look for the cause of the
problem:
– check the connections
(see 3.2)
– check the connections
(see 3.2)
– check the connections
(see 3.2)
– recharge the battery
(see 6.4)
– replace the fuse (10 A)
(see 6.4.4)
– dry using lukewarm air
– check that all starting conditions are
met (see 5.4)
– recharge the battery (see 6.4)
– replace the fuse (25 A)
(see 6.4.4)
– contact your Dealer
– recharge the battery
(see 6.4)
– check the level in the tank (see 6.2)
– open the stopcock (if equipped)
(par. 5.4)
– check the fuel filter
– check that the spark plug cap is
securely fitted
– check that the electrodes are clean
and have the correct gap