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Fault Possible Cause Remedy
Readjust the clutch cable.Clutch cable stretched.
Drive belt must be replaced.
Obtain assistance from
a Brill Service Station.
Drive belt broken.Wheel drive not functioning.
Change blade and/or use
a slightly higher cutting height.
Blade is too blunt,
cutting height too low.
Lawn turning yellow, cut not clean.
Motor overhaul at specialist
workshop required.
Cylinders, pistons and bearing
of crankshaft have seized.
No motor oil in crankcase.
Motor starts for a short time then
suddenly stops with a loud bang.
Clean spark plug and/or
fill the fuel tank.
Spark plug defective or
fuel tank empty.
Motor does not start.
Set the throttle to the “Choke”
position (see Putting your Lawn-
mower into Operation).
Throttle not set to
“Choke” position.
Motor does not start
(Honda motor).
Press the primer several times
(see Putting your Lawnmower
into Operation).
Primer was not operated
when starting the motor.
No fuel, fuel tank empty.
Motor does not start
(Briggs & Stratton motor).
Tighten bolt for blade.
Damaged parts must be replaced
at an authorised service centre.
Blade damaged (out of balance),
cutter bar fixings at motor shaft
loose.
Lawnmower does not run smoothly
or vibrates vigorously.
Tighten bolts.Bolts at motor, its fixings or mower
housing are loose.
Abnormal noises,
lawnmower rattles.
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Warning! For safety
reasons only use original
spare parts or parts approved
by the manufacturer of your
lawnmower.
We stress that, in accordance with
the Product Liability Act, we accept
no liability for damage caused by
our products, if this damage was
the result of incorrect repair, or if
parts other than our original parts
or parts approved by us were
used to replace original product
parts, or if the repairs were not
carried out at a service centre
authorised by the manufacturer
or by an authorised specialist. The
same applies to additional parts
and accessories.
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Check each time you
use the equipment
Inspect the equipment each time
before you use it. Do not use the
equipment if safety devices (switch
handle, safety covers) and/or if the
cutting device is damaged or worn.
Never disable safety devices.
Check the work area before
starting work. Remove any foreign
bodies present (e. g. stones,
branches or bones). Check for
foreign bodies whilst working.
Always wear strong shoes and
long trousers whilst working.
Do not work barefoot or in light-
weight sandals.
Warning! petrol is extremely
inflammable. Only keep petrol in
the container provided for the
purpose. Always fill the tank
outdoors and do not smoke when
filling the tank with petrol.
Fill up with petrol before starting
the engine.
Stop the engine before topping up.
Never open the tank cap or top
up with petrol whilst the engine is
running or the equipment is hot.
For safety reasons, do not attempt
to start the engine if the petrol has
overflowed. Instead, remove the
equipment from the area contami-
nated with petrol. Doe not make
any attempt whatsoever to start the
engine until all the petrol vapours
have evaporated.
11. Instructions for Correct Use, Safety Instructions
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