Troubleshooting
!WARNING: Always disconnect the spark plug wire before servicing your machine.
Please refer to your engine manufacturer's owner's manual for additional engine troubleshooting information.
Engine |
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Engine won't start | Ö Check for adequate fresh fuel. Also check to see that the fuel line |
| isn't obstructed and that the air cleaner is free of dirt and debris. |
| Ö If the |
| engine with the recoil starter. If the engine starts, the battery may |
| simply be low on charge, it could be dead, or a connection may be |
| loose. See below for battery maintenance. Also, check the wiring |
| connections to the battery. |
| Ö The spark plug may be fouled. In this case, replace it. See your |
| engine manufacturer's owner's manual for more information. |
Engine lacks power | Ö Check to make sure that your engine has proper the amount of oil. |
| Ö Check the air intake holes on top of the engine. They should be |
| free and clear of debris. If they get clogged, the engine may be |
| damaged by overheating. |
| Ö Check the air cleaner, and carburetor as described in your engine |
| manufacturer's owner's manual. If the carburetor needs adjusting, |
| call us at |
| DR® Friendly Service Center in your area. |
Battery |
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Engine won't start with key | Ö If the |
| engine with the recoil starter. If the engine starts, the battery may |
| need to be charged. |
| Ö A connection may be loose. Check the wiring connections to the |
| battery. |
Battery is low on charge | Ö The battery may need to be charged. Please see page 10 for more |
| information. |
| Ö If your battery still does not hold a charge, please contact us and we |
| will arrange to have a new one shipped to you. (Batteries covered |
| under the |
| Parts Order Form in your Product Package or call for ordering |
| information.) |
18 | DR® POWERWAGON™ Safety & Operating Instructions |