Troy-Bilt E683F-Horse 사용자 설명서

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Section 4:  Operation
Starting the Engine:
1. With the engine off, place the Wheels/
Tines/PTO Drive Lever (Figure 4-2) in the 
NEUTRAL position.  If in the FORWARD 
position, tap the lever sharply upward, it 
should automatically move into NEUTRAL 
position.
2.  Put the Depth Regulator Lever in the 
Travel position (lever all the way down) 
so that the tines are off the ground. To 
do this, lift up on the handlebars, pull the 
lever (Figure 4-2) back, and push it down 
all the way to the top detent (notched) 
position.
3. Move the Wheel Speed Lever (Figure  
4-2) to either the SLOW or FAST position.  
Be sure to roll the wheels while shifting the 
lever until the wheels engage.
NOTE: If using a PTO stationary attach-
ment, move the Wheel Speed Lever into 
FREEWHEEL and block the wheels to 
prevent the equipment from moving (Figure 
4-29 on page 29).
4. Move the Tines/PTO Clutch Lever into 
DISENGAGE position (Figure 4-2).
NOTE:  Use the ENGAGE position if you want 
the tines to revolve or to apply power to a 
PTO-driven stationary attachment.
5. If engine is equipped with a fuel valve, 
turn valve to OPEN position as instructed 
in the separate Engine Owner’s Manual.
6. If engine is equipped with an ON/OFF 
switch, move the switch to ON.
7. Move engine throttle lever (Figure 4-2) 
away from STOP.
8. Choke or prime engine as instructed in 
the separate Engine Owner’s Manual.
9. If not equipped with an electric start 
system, place one hand on the fuel tank to 
stabilize the unit when you pull the recoil 
starter rope.  Use the recoil starter rope 
to start the engine as instructed in the 
separate Engine Owner’s Manual. 
10. If equipped with an electric start 
system, turn key to START position to crank 
engine then release when engine starts.  If 
the engine does not start right away, do 
not hold key at START for more than a few 
seconds.  Release then try again after a short 
pause.  Damage to starter motor can occur 
if it is cranked more than 15 seconds per 
minute.
11. If the engine does not start after a 
number of tries, refer to the Engine Owner’s 
Manual for specific instructions.
12. When engine starts, move the Throttle 
Lever to the SLOW position and then 
gradually move choke lever (on engines so 
equipped) to OFF or RUN position.
13. Move the throttle speed control to 
FAST setting when tilling. 
Starting Electric Start Engines  
with the Recoil Starter Rope
You may, at some point, have to start 
an electric start engine with the recoil 
starter rope.  Before attempting to do so, 
perform the following applicable steps:
•  If you suspect the battery charge is 
weak, and there is no visible damage.  
Disconnect cables from battery and 
clean both cable terminals, and the 
battery posts in accordance with the 
instructions provided in Section 5, 
Battery Care and Maintenance.
Figure 4-2: Tiller and engine controls.
Wheels/Tines/PTO 
Drive Lever
Forward 
Interlock Levers
Depth 
Regulator 
Lever
Wheel 
Speed 
Lever
Engine Throttle 
Lever
Tines/PTO  
Clutch Lever
Recoil Start Rope  
(at front of engine)
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T o   h e l p   p r e v e n t   s e r i o u s  
personal injury or damage to equipment:
•  Always  place  Wheels/Tines/PTO  Drive 
Lever  into  NEUTRAL  before  starting 
engine,  and  before  engaging  wheels, 
tines or other PTO-driven attachments.
•  Never  run  engine  indoors  or  in 
enclosed,  poorly  ventilated  areas. 
Engine  exhaust  contains  carbon 
monoxide, an odorless and deadly gas.
•  Avoid  engine  muffler  and  nearby 
areas.    Temperatures  in  these  areas 
may exceed 150oF.
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