Briggs & Stratton 5900834 ユーザーズマニュアル

 1.  Hydraulic release valve(s) in “open” 

position.

 2.  Belt is broken.

 3.  Drive belt slips.

 4.  Brake is not fully released.

 1.  Turn hydraulic release valve(s) 

CLOCKWISE to close.

 2.  See Drive Belt Replacement.

 3.  See Problem and Cause below.

 4.  See authorized service dealer.

 1.  Pulleys or belt greasy or oily.

 2.  Tension too loose. 

 

 

 3.  Belt stretched or worn.

 1.  Clean as required.

 2.  Adjust spring tension.  See Drive Belt 

Replacement.

 3.  Replace belt.

 1.  Brake is incorrectly adjusted.

 2.  Brake pads worn.

 1.  See Brake Adjustment.

 2.  Replace with new brake pads.

 1.  Steering linkage is loose.

 2.  Improper tire inflation.

 1.  Check and tighten any loose connections.

 2.  See Operation section.

 1.  Lift linkage not properly attached or 

damaged.

 1.  See authorized service dealer for repair.  

 1.  Engine speed too slow.

 2.  Ground speed too fast.

 3.  Cutting height set too low. 

 

 4.  Discharge chute jamming with cut 

grass.  

 1.  Set to full throttle.

 2.  Decrease ground speed.

 3.  Cut tall grass at maximum cutting height 

during first pass.

 4.  Cut grass with discharge pointing towards 

previously cut grass.

 1.  Blade mounting bolts are loose.

 2.  Mower blades, arbors or pulleys are 

bent.

 3.  Mower blades are out of balance. 

 

 4.  Belt installed incorrectly.

 1.  Tighten to 70 ft.lbs (94 Nm)

 2.  Check and replace as necessary.

 3.  Remove, sharpen and balance blades.  

See Maintenance section.

 4.  Reinstall correctly.

 1.  Bent or rough pulleys.

 2.  Using incorrect belt.

 1.  Repair or replace.

 2.  Replace with correct belt.

 1.  Idler pulley spring broken or not 

properly attached.

 2.  Mower drive belt broken.

 1.  Repair or replace as needed 

 

 

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 2.  Replace drive belt.

 1.  Electrical wiring damage.

 2.  Battery voltage too low. 

 

 

 1.  Locate and repair damaged wire.

 2.  Recharge battery and check alternator.  

See Battery Maintenance section.

Troubleshooting

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for  

Reproduction