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EINHELL GC-PM 40/1 S User Manual

EINHELL GC-PM 40/1 S
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9. Troubleshooting guide
Warning: Switch o the engine and pull out the spark plug boot before making any checks or adjust-
ments.
Warning: If, after making an adjustment or repair to the engine, you let it run for a few minutes, remem-
ber that the exhaust and other parts will get hot. Do not touch these parts as they may burn you.
Fault Possible cause Remedy
The equipment
does not operate
smoothly and vibra-
tes intensively
- Bolts loose
- Blade attachment is loose
- Blade imbalanced
- Check bolts
- Check blade attachment
- Replace blade
The engine does
not start
- Engine start/stop lever is not
pressed
- Throttle lever in wrong position (if
provided)
- Spark plug defective
- Fuel tank empty
- Fuel pump (primer) not actuated (if
provided)
- Press the engine start/stop lever
- Check setting (if provided)
- Replace spark plug
- Top up fuel
- Actuate the fuel pump (primer) (if
provided)
Engine does not run
smoothly
- Air lter dirty
- Spark plug dirty
- Clean the air lter
- Clean the spark plug
Lawn turns yellow,
uneven cut
- Blade is not sharp
- Cutting height too small
- Engine speed too low
- Sharpen blade
- Adjust to the proper height
- Set the throttle lever to max. (if pro-
vided)
Grass chute is not
clean
- Engine speed too low
- Cutting height too small
- Blade is worn
- Grass bag is clogged
- Set the throttle lever to max.
- Set properly
- Replace the blade
- Empty the grass bag
The reprinting or reproduction by any other means, in whole or in part, of documentation and papers ac-
companying products is permitted only with the express consent of the Einhell Germany AG.
Subject to technical changes
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Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

EINHELL GC-PM 40/1 S Specifications

General IconGeneral
Engine Type4-stroke
Cutting Width40 cm
Grass Catcher Volume45 L
Working speed2800 rpm
Cutting Height Adjustment3-level

Summary

1. Safety Regulations

Warning Signs Explanation

Explains warning signs on the equipment as shown in Figure 14, covering various safety aspects.

2. Layout and Items Supplied

2.1 Product Layout (Fig. 1-12)

Details the various parts and components of the lawn mower as depicted in figures 1 through 12.

2.2 Supplied Items Checklist

Lists all the components included in the product package and instructions for checking completeness.

3. Proper Use Guidelines

4. Technical Specifications

Sound and Vibration Data

Provides detailed sound pressure, sound power levels, and vibration emission values for the equipment.

5. Pre-Operation Checks and Assembly

5.1 Component Assembly Instructions

Provides step-by-step instructions and notes for assembling the lawn mower components before initial use.

5.2 Adjusting Cutting Height

Explains how to adjust the cutting height of the lawn mower, emphasizing engine off.

6. Operation

Carrying out a safety test on the engine start/stop lever

Instructions for performing a safety test on the engine start/stop lever to ensure proper function before operation.

6.1 Engine Starting Procedure

Step-by-step guide on how to start the petrol lawn mower engine, including primer use.

6.2 Mowing Best Practices

Provides advice and best practices for mowing, including blade condition, lines, and inclines.

7. Cleaning, Maintenance, Storage, and Parts

7.1 Cleaning the Mower

Provides instructions for thoroughly cleaning the lawn mower, including specific advice on methods and agents.

7.2 Regular Maintenance

Refers to a separate manual for maintenance intervals and notes on disposing of materials.

7.2.1 Petrol Engine Oil Check

Instructions for checking the oil level in the petrol engine, including specific steps and warnings.

7.2.2 Blade Care and Replacement

Provides guidelines for blade sharpening, balancing, mounting, and changing, emphasizing professional service.

7.2.3 Axle and Wheel Hub Lubrication

Instructions for lubricating the axles and wheel hubs, including removal of wheel caps.

7.2.4 Actuator Cable Maintenance

Guidance on oiling actuator cables and checking their smooth movement for proper function.

7.2.5 Air Filter Maintenance

Instructions for maintaining the air filter, including cleaning methods and frequency.

7.2.6 Spark Plug Maintenance

Details the process for cleaning the spark plug, including removal and reassembly steps.

7.2.7 V-Belt Inspection

Instructions for inspecting the V-belt by removing the V-belt cover.

7.2.8 Repair Guidelines

Emphasizes ensuring safety parts are installed after repairs and liability for improper repairs.

7.2.9 Operating Times Regulations

Advises observing local regulations concerning lawn mower operating times.

7.3 Preparing for Long-Term Storage

7.4 Preparing for Transport

8. Disposal and Recycling

9. Troubleshooting Common Issues

Service and Parts Information

Wear Parts Identification

Lists parts subject to normal wear and tear, required as consumables.

Consumables Identification

Lists parts considered consumables, such as blades.

Missing Parts Reporting

Refers to checking for missing parts and contacting service if necessary.

Warranty Certificate Details

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