Snapper 3011523BV specifications Move lever to the on position, Troubleshooting

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PROBLEM	PROBABLE CAUSE		CORRECTIVE ACTION

Rider Will Not	1. Drive disc worn or damaged.		1.	Replace drive disc.
Move Or Loss
Move Or Loss	2. Rubber drive disc is not tracking properly on		2.	Adjust rubber drive disc.
of Traction	drive disc.

	3.	Tapered axle bolt and nut missing.	3.	Replace with SNAPPER tapered bolt & nut.

	4.	Axle bearing seized.	4.	Contact authorized SNAPPER dealer.

	5.	Insufficient lubrication in chain case or	5.	Contact authorized SNAPPER dealer.
	transmission/differential.

Blade(s) Not	1. Blade engagement lever in the “OFF” position.		1.	Move lever to the “ON” position.
Cutting
Cutting	2. Mower belt slipping.		2.	Adjust or replace mower belt.

	3.	Cutting blade is dull, worn or damaged.	3.	Sharpen or replace cutting blade.

Cutting Grass	1. Uneven tire pressure.		1.	Bring to proper pressure. 12 PSI front tire & 12 PSI
Improperly			rear tire.

	2.	Cutting height too low or high.	2.	Adjust cutting height.

	3.	Engine speed too slow.	3.	Move throttle control to “FAST” position.

	4.	Forward speed too fast.	4.	Move transmission shift lever to a slower speed.

	5.	Terraced cut, side to side.	5.	Adjust side to side level.

	6.	Excessive deck pitch, front to rear.	6.	Adjust front to rear pitch.

	7.	Cutting blade(s) dull or damaged.	7.	Sharpen cutting edges or replace blade(s).

	8.	Mower belt slipping.	8.	Adjust tension or replace mower belt.

Poor Grass	1. Engine speed too slow.		1.	Move throttle control to “FAST” position.
Discharge
Discharge	2. Forward speed too fast.		2.	Move transmission shift lever to a slower speed.

	3.	Grass is wet.	3.	Mow when grass is dry.

	4.	Excessively dull, worn or damaged blade(s).	4.	Service mower blade.

	5.	Build up of grass clippings and debris under	5.	Clean the underside of deck.
	deck.

	6.	Improper blade installed on deck.	6.	Install proper SNAPPER blades.

Oil Leaking	1. Leaking chain case or differential plugs.		1.	Verify plugs are not cracked & are in good shape.
			Check gaskets.

	2.	Leaking engine block.	2.	Contact authorized SNAPPER dealer.

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Contents Series Engine Date of Purchase Retailer Retailers Phone Number EquipmentSnapper is a trademark Simplicity Manufacturing, IncTable of Contents Protection against Tipovers Protection for ChildrenPreparation Do not allow pre-teenage children to operate machineOperation Safe Handling of GasolineTowing MaintenanceFeatures and Controls Features and ControlsFuel Tank OPERATOR’S Seat Adjustment Operation Pre-Start Check ListFuel filler cap A, is tight, and the vent B is Engine Electric Start Operation Starting and OperationEngine runs smooth On Next OperationEngine Manual Start Setting the park brakeOperation Mower BladeWheel Drive Stop the engine by turning the key A, to the OFF position Stopping Engine Wheel Drive, BladeOperation Stopping Engine, Wheel Drive Cutting Height AdjustmentBlade Park BrakeReverse Lockout Mechanism Override Operation Reverse Lockout MechanismAte blades in reverse. Stop BLADES, Look and see While backingMaintenance Service After the First 5 HoursIntroduction Blade Drive Belt Replacement Service Brake / Park BrakeCheck the Blade Drive Belt Blade BrakeCheck Engine Safety Interlock System ChecksReverse Lockout Mechanism Lubrication Grease FittingsService Every 25 Operating Hours Engine Service Rear Axle Bearing LubricationDifferential / Chain Case Lubrication Every Two Years Service AnnuallyStorage Out of Season Removing the Fuel TankMower Deck and Component Adjustments Engine Adjustments and RepairBlade Brake Adjustment Reinstall the belt cover and tighten the bolts securelyMower Deck Adjustment Front-to-Rear Levelness Mower Deck Adjustment Side-To-Side LevelnessService BRAKE/PARK Brake Adjustment Mower Drive Belt Adjustment For 28 & 30 Decks OnlyMove the blade lever up and over to the on position To the rear main caseMeasurement should be 3/4 Rear Engine Rider Drive ComponentsMower Blade Replacement Blade Wear LimitsSigns of excessive wear or damage Blade Sharpening Belt Replacement Belt RemovalRemove the idler A, Figures 46 Battery Removal BatteryBattery Installation Slide the battery partially into the battery housingBattery Storage Battery ServiceNew Battery Preparation Battery TestingSnapper Rear Engine Rider Accessories Battery Condition ChartDescription of Kit Models Used on Season Maintenance Service ScheduleMaintenance Maintenance/Replacement Parts Troubleshooting Problem Probable Cause Corrective ActionStop Move lever to the on position Year Limited Warranty Slope Guide Page Page Page Page Common Service Parts Product Specifications2811523BV 2812523BVE Snapper Products Macon Street McDonough, GA