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trearranquesparapermltirqueelmotor dearranqueseenfT[e.

8.(Arranque a manual) JaJe lentamente la manlJa de arranque manual has- ta qua sienta resistancia y entonces j_lela r_pidamonte pare arrancar el motor. No susltela manila inmsdiata- mantodsepu_sde JaJadaDeJeque. la

maHJadel ananquemanuaJse enrolls lentamerrte.

9.Si el motornoarrancaa los5 6 6 Inten- toe, lea las !ns_ucelonessobm:Dificu;tad para arrancaren la "Tablade/oca/izad_ y reparani6nde averias'.

10.Permitsque el motorse calienteporve- dos minotos. Miant_'asel motor se calian-

ta, aJustela pedlla de e_rangulac_n movi_ndola hactala posici6nEN MAR- CHA. Espem hastequa el motor est6 an marcha suave antesde cadsajustedel esbangulador.

11.(Ar_nque el6ctrlco) Desconecteel ca- hie de alimentack_n,primemdel tomaco- rrentesy luegodel motor de srranque.

C6mo hacer arrancar un motor caliente sI est_ axrancandoun motorcaliantedes-

pu_s dehabedoapagadopot un periodo corto,deJela pa_,w.ade/estrangutadoran la posici6n=DESACTIVADO"y noopdmael botbncabador. SI el motorno ananca,alga

las instrucelonessobre Arranquedel motor an frio.

ARRANQUE CONGELADO

Sl el motor de arranque_ ¢ongeladoy no enclandeel motor,alga lospsecasiguiantes.

1.Jeletentscuerdadel motorde arranque comosea posible.

2.Sueltela man[jade arranquemanualy

d_ela enrollarseconfuerzaconb'ael mo-

tor dearranque.Repitahastequa Iogm encenderel motor.

Cuandohaca ffio,un motorcalianteprodud- condansaci6n. Pare ayudera evitarqua

se congelanel arranquemanualy loscon- trotesdel motor,procedade la mBnerasi- gulantedsepu_sde cadstrabajode remocl6nde nieve.

1.DeJe qua el motor (apagado) se enfrl'e uno$ cuatltos minutos.

2, Jale lantamenteel cord6n(cuerda)de arranquehastequa siantaresistencia, luP-_Ode,is de jalaroPermitsqua el cord6n vuelvaa enmllarse,Repita_ vecas.

31Conel motor apagado,limpletoda la nie- ve y humedadde lacublertadel carbura- doren la zonede loscontrolesy las paleness.Asimismo,mueva la pelanca del estrangulador/ahogadory la manlja de arranqusvariesvecse.

que el motor dentro de un re-

A DVERTENCIA: Nuncaarran- ointo cerrado o on ,trees con

Peca venffiacl6n. Los gases de escape del motor eontlenan MONOX]DODE

CARBONO, UN GAS INODORO Y MOR- TAL Mantengs Iss manos, los pies, el polo y is rope suelta elejados de las par- tes an movimlentotanto del motorcomo

del qultanieves.

I.as partse del motor, partlculannante el silenclador, se ponen muy celien- tes. [] contaoto puede prodtmirque- madura=;severaa debldo al calor. Deje qua el motorse enfrie antes de tocar-

Io.

Los ni_os nunca deben operar el qul- tanleves. Los adultos no cape,-Itadosnunca deben operar el quitanleve&

AsegOresede qua on el &reaa despe- jar no heya personas,especlalmente ni_os Peque_os y mascotaa.

No deja nunca el qultanievesdesaton. dido menb'asel motor est_ encendl-

do. LOspersonas qua opemn el motor o equipe deden habarleido dotenida- monte y entendldoias instrucolones de oparael6n.

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Contents OperatorsManual Snow Thrower Warranty Statement Storage Safety Rules Birth defects or other mproductNe harmWash Hands After Handling Training Preparation OperationMaintenance and Storage Control and Operating SymbolsEcL Stop Contents of Parts BAG Actual Size Tools Required for Assembly Knifeto outcartonTo Remove Snow Thrower from Carton To Assemble the Handle Crank Assembly UpperHandle removeEye Bolt Ratwasher HOW to Assemble the Chute Deflector HOW to SET the Skid HeightHOW to SET the Length of the Cables Checkust Choke Control Gas PrimerCap Button Safety Know Your Snow ThrowerStarter To Control Snow Discharge HOW to Move Forward and BackwardTo Stop Your Snow Thrower To Throw SnowCheck the OIL Before Starting the EngineFill GAS To Start Engine To Stop EnginePowerCord RecoilStarter ReceptacleFrozen Starter To Remove Snow from Auger Snow Throwing TipsCustomer Responsibilities General RecommendationsAfter Each USE Engine Specifications Snow ThrowerSpark Plug EngineLubrication To Change Engine OILTo Adjust Skid Height To Adjust Scraper BARHOW to Remove Snow Hood Spark kCafouretor Belt Adjustment InchEngaged HOW to Replace the Belts Jure28Ring Swing Plate Spdng Traction DriveBelt DrivePulley EngineInstall the belt cover.Tighten screw see Belt Guide Adjustment HOW to Check Adjust the CablesAuger Drive Cable Adjustment Traction Drive Cable Adjustment CableAdjustmentBracket HOW to Adjust or Replace the Friction Wheel Auger Housing Speed ControlRodChain Check the adjustment of the friction HOW to Replace Auger Shear Bolt SpacerOther EngineTrouble Cause Correcon Sears .Emission Control Defects Warranty Coverage Cold start enrichment sys Typicallyfoundona certifiedengine Ref, DrivePage Ref. 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536.88155 specifications

The Craftsman 536.88155 is a snowblower that has gained a reputation for its efficiency and reliability in tackling winter’s harsh conditions. Designed for residential use, this model stands out with its powerful engine and user-friendly features, making it a popular choice among homeowners looking to keep their driveways and walkways clear of snow.

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A key characteristic of the Craftsman 536.88155 is its capability to throw snow at impressive distances. The machine is designed with an adjustable chute that allows users to direct snow where they want it. This feature is particularly useful for preventing snow from being thrown back onto cleared paths, ensuring a cleaner finish. The chute can be easily adjusted from the operator's position, adding to the overall convenience in usage.

The Craftsman 536.88155 employs a user-friendly design that includes electric start capability. This feature eliminates the hassle of struggling with pull cords on cold mornings, allowing users to simply plug in and start the machine with the push of a button. Additionally, the ergonomic handles and controls enhance comfort and ease of use, making it suitable for individuals of varying physical abilities.

In terms of build quality, the Craftsman 536.88155 boasts a durable construction designed to withstand harsh winter conditions. The snowblower is made from high-quality materials that promote longevity while reducing maintenance needs. Its heavy-duty construction ensures stability, enabling it to navigate through both light and heavy snow effectively.

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