Troy-Bilt 52070 사용자 설명서
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Section 5: Maintenance
Before inspecting, cleaning or servicing the machine, shut off engine, wait for all moving parts to
come to a complete stop, disconnect spark plug wire and move wire away from spark plug. Remove
ignition key on electric start models.
come to a complete stop, disconnect spark plug wire and move wire away from spark plug. Remove
ignition key on electric start models.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in serious personal injury or property damage.
WARNING
BATTERY SERVICE
BATTERY RECHARGING
The battery should be recharged before
storing the unit for more than three (3)
weeks. It should also be recharged after
bringing it out of storage.
storing the unit for more than three (3)
weeks. It should also be recharged after
bringing it out of storage.
The engine must be stopped and the area in
which recharging will take place must be
dry.
which recharging will take place must be
dry.
1. Connect the terminal (A, Figure 5-14)
on the supplied battery charger to the
recharging line receptacle (B) on the
keyswitch wiring harness.
2. Plug the charger box (C, Figure 5-14)
into a grounded, 120V wall outlet. Charge
the battery for 24 hours. After charging,
unplug the charger box (C) from the wall
outlet and the disconnect the terminal (A)
from the receptacle (B).
on the supplied battery charger to the
recharging line receptacle (B) on the
keyswitch wiring harness.
2. Plug the charger box (C, Figure 5-14)
into a grounded, 120V wall outlet. Charge
the battery for 24 hours. After charging,
unplug the charger box (C) from the wall
outlet and the disconnect the terminal (A)
from the receptacle (B).
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
If the battery no longer takes a charge, or if
it is damaged, it must be replaced.
it is damaged, it must be replaced.
1. Tilt the debris shield forward.
2. First disconnect the negative (–) black
wire from the battery terminal. Next dis-
connect the positive (+) red wire from the
battery terminal. NOTE: The plastic recep-
tacles (E and F, Figure 5-15) do not need
to be disconnected.
wire from the battery terminal. Next dis-
connect the positive (+) red wire from the
battery terminal. NOTE: The plastic recep-
tacles (E and F, Figure 5-15) do not need
to be disconnected.
3. Remove the front screw (D, Figure 5-
15) from the battery clamp and remove
the battery. Discard the battery according
to battery disposal regulations in your
area.
15) from the battery clamp and remove
the battery. Discard the battery according
to battery disposal regulations in your
area.
4. Place the new battery under the clamp
as shown in Figure 5-15. Replace the
clamp screw (D).
as shown in Figure 5-15. Replace the
clamp screw (D).
5. First connect the positive (+) red wire
to the positive (+) red-marked battery ter-
minal. Next connect the negative (–) black
wire to the negative (–) black-marked bat-
tery terminal.
to the positive (+) red-marked battery ter-
minal. Next connect the negative (–) black
wire to the negative (–) black-marked bat-
tery terminal.
6. Close the debris shield.
• Wet conditions can cause an electric
shock hazard during battery charging.
Avoid wet conditions when charging
battery.
Avoid wet conditions when charging
battery.
• Charging the battery with improper
equipment could cause a battery explo-
sion. Use only the battery charger sup-
plied with the unit. The engine must be
shut off and the spark plug wire discon-
nected before charging the battery.
sion. Use only the battery charger sup-
plied with the unit. The engine must be
shut off and the spark plug wire discon-
nected before charging the battery.
Failure to comply could result in
personal injury or property damage.
personal injury or property damage.
DANGER
Figure 5-14
C
A
B
Figure 5-15
E
D
(–)
(+)
F