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service and adjustments
adjust tine height
The tine height is
ENGAGEMENT HOLE
ADJUSTMENT ARM
FIGURE 10
Replace damaged or worn tines
If a tine becomes worn a damaged, it can be replaced. To replace any worn or damaged tines, follow the steps below:
1.Make sure the dethatcher is turned off and unplugged from a power source.
2.Turn dethatcher over so tines can be easily accessed.
3.Remove the six screws holding the section together where the damaged tine resides and remove the top section.
4.Pull out damaged tine and replace it with a new tine.
5.Reattach the top section removed in step 3 with the screws that were removed.
FIGURE 11
troubleshooting
problem | cause |
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Noise in unit | Foreign objects in Power Rake. | 1. | Turn off Power Rake, unplug from outlet and |
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| wait for rotation to stop. |
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| 2. | Remove foreign objects from housing. |
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| 3. | Check Power Rake for any other damage. |
Whistling sound from unit | Belt (part number 79) is slipping | 1. | Contact your local Sears Service Center. |
Power Rake not starting | Faulty cable/wiring. | 1. | Contact your local Sears Service Center. |
Motor cuts out during operation | Tine rotation blocked by foreign objects | 1. | Turn off Power Rake, unplug from outlet and |
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| wait for rotation to stop. |
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| 2. | Remove foreign objects from housing. |
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| 3. | Wait approximately 1 minute and then |
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| and turn on Power Rake. |
| Tine depth set too low. | 1. | Turn off Power Rake, unplug from outlet and |
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| wait for motor to cool down. |
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| 2. | Set tine depth to appropriate height. |
| Grass is too tall. | 1. | Mow lawn before using Power Rake. |
Dethatching is not satisfactory | Spring tines have excessive wear. | 1. | Replace spring tines (see Service and |
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| Adjustments section on page 7.) |
| Belt (part number 6) malfunctioning. | 1. | Contact your local Sears Service Center. |
| Grass is too tall. | 1. | Mow lawn before using Power Rake. |
Call | 7 |
DO NOT RETURN TO STORE |
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