Possible Cause | Correction |
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Ignition switch OFF. | Turn engine switch ON (page 10). |
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Choke lever not in CLOSED () position (cold engine). | Move lever to CLOSED () position (page 10). |
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Out of fuel. | Add fuel and press priming bulb to fill carburetor (page 10). |
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Bad fuel, tiller stored without treating or draining gasoline, refu- | Drain fuel tank. Refuel with fresh gasoline (page 19). |
eled with bad gasoline. |
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Spark plug faulty, fouled, or has incorrect gap. | Gap or replace the spark plug (page 16). |
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Fuel filter restricted, carburetor malfunction, ignition malfunction, | Have an authorized Honda servicing dealer replace or repair |
valves stuck, etc. | faulty components as needed. |
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Possible Cause | Correction |
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Air filter dirty or restricted. | Check, clean or replace the air filter (page 15). |
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Fuel filter dirty or restricted. | Check, clean or replace the fuel filter (page 19). |
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Throttle cable out of adjustment, broken, or bent. | Adjust or replace the cable if necessary (page 17). |
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TILLER TINES (OR ATTACHMENT) WON’T STOP TURNING WHEN THROTTLE IS AT SLOW POSITION
Possible Cause | Correction |
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Faulty throttle control or cable; throttle cable out of adjustment or | Check throttle control parts, adjust or replace cable if necessary |
bent. | (page 17). |
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Idle speed is too high. | Have an authorized Honda servicing dealer adjust idle speed. |
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Clutch springs worn or clutch system faulty. | Have an authorized Honda servicing dealer replace clutch |
| springs or replace or repair other clutch system parts. |
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ENGLISH | 25 |