Cub Cadet GT 3200 Manual Do Utilizador

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No fuel in fuel tank or carburetor

Fill the tank with fuel. Check the fuel line, car-
buretor and fuel filter.

Fuel line or carburetor clogged

Clean the fuel line and carburetor with a com-
mercial carburetor cleaner.

Fuel filter plugged

Replace

Water in fuel

Drain the fuel tank and carburetor. Use new 
fuel and dry the sparks plugs.

Choked improperly. Flooded engine

Follow the starting instructions.

Defective ignition or loose wiring

Check the wiring, spark plugs or fuse.

Defective battery

Check and service. Refer to “BATTERY.”

Spark plug dirty or improperly gapped

Clean, adjust the gap to .030-inch or replace 
the plug.

Engine incorrectly timed 

See your authorized dealer.

Spark plug dirty; wrong gap or wrong type

Clean, reset the gap or replace

Poor or weak spark

Check the spark plugs and wiring.

Carburetor setting incorrect

See your authorized dealer.

Poor grade fuel or water in fuel

Drain and use a good grade of clean fuel.

Engine overheating

Refer to “MAINTENANCE.”

Engine valves at fault

See your authorized dealer.

Engine smokes

See your authorized dealer.

Oil level rises due to fuel in the crankcase

See your authorized dealer.

Air filter becomes oil and fuel soaked

See your authorized dealer.

Engine leaks oil

See your authorized dealer.

Misfiring

See your authorized dealer.

Other engine problems

See your authorized dealer.

Excessive oil in air cleaner

Fully seat oil dipstick, tighten oil fill cap, 
squeeze excess oil out of the pre-cleaner.

Reverse pedal is partially depressed

Depress brake pedal.

Vacuum actuator not energized

Check PTO switch and connections, check 
for worn or broken wiring.

Vacuum leak

Check vacuum lines.

Air cleaner clogged 

Service the air cleaner element. Refer to 
“MAINTENANCE.”

Engine overload

Reduce the load.

Engine overheated

Make sure the air intake screen, shrouding, 
engine fins, side panels, dash intake screen 
and grille are free of accumulated dirt and 
debris. Refer to “MAINTENANCE.” 

Fuel tank air vent clogged

Remove obstruction from the vent in the fuel 
tank cap.

Air leakage between carburetor and engine

Remove air cleaner. Tighten the carburetor 
and manifold mounting hardware. Replace 
any damaged parts as indicated in “MAINTE-
NANCE.”

Incorrect timing or faulty ignition

See your authorized dealer.