How to fix a Stiga Primo 2008 when the starter does not rotate?
If the starter of your Stiga Lawn Mower does not rotate, check all fuses and replace them if necessary. Ensure the battery is fully charged. Also, confirm that all requirements for starting are met. For example, the gear should be in neutral, and the power take off should be disengaged.
General| Brand | Stiga |
|---|---|
| Model | Primo 2008 |
| Category | Lawn Mower |
| Language | English |
Provides context for the workshop manual, stating its purpose and scope for the Stiga Primo model 2008.
States the disclaimer regarding potential errors or omissions in the publication and GGP SE's right to change specifications.
Explains the structure of the manual, with chapters divided into sections and a quick-guide on the cover.
Details essential steps to perform before commencing any service or maintenance work on the machine.
Specifies the guarantee period for consumer use as two years from the date of purchase.
Lists exclusions from the extended warranty, including neglect, carelessness, and use of non-genuine parts.
Outlines the conditions for warranty validity, requiring the fully completed warranty card to be sent to Stiga.
Provides instructions for opening the crate and releasing parts, including checking tire pressure and removing components.
Describes the valve-regulated battery type used, its limited maintenance, and warnings for handling.
Explains how to charge the battery using the engine's generator, including duration and steps.
Advises using a constant voltage battery charger and warns against using standard types that can damage the battery.
Details the correct procedure for installing the battery, connecting red to positive and black to negative terminals.
Instructions for installing the steering wheel, aligning holes and tapping in the tension pin.
Steps for installing the backrest, including folding the seat, installing screws, setting position, and tightening.
Instructions for test driving the machine, checking all functions, safety functions, and listening for abnormal noise.
Guidelines for checking safety functions like fuel lines, electrical cables, muffler, and exhaust connections.
Procedure for slightly raising the rear part of the machine for maintenance, emphasizing a hard, stable surface.
Instructions for raising the front of the machine, requiring the cutting deck to be removed and use of a jack.
Lists items that must be disassembled before turning the machine upside down, including cutting deck and petrol tank.
Detailed steps for safely draining the petrol tank outdoors, emphasizing fire safety precautions.
Instructions for folding up the seat, removing screws, and lifting off the seat with its plate.
Describes the purpose of aid equipment for driving comfort and outlines the chapter's content on chassis repair and replacements.
Advises consulting the dealer for detailed information regarding the repair of cracks.
Details a procedure for repairing threads using a repair kit, including drilling and screwing in a thread adapter.
Steps for removing a rear wheel, including raising the machine, removing a cover disc, and unscrewing a bolt.
Steps for assembling the rear wheel, including sliding it onto the axle, installing the screw, and tightening to specified torque.
Explains the functions of the pedal (clutch, service brake, parking brake) and its three positions, plus adjustment steps.
Instructions for lubricating the drive chain using chain spray, including cleaning and rotating the wheel.
Guidance for lubricating the steering cable with chain spray, involving cleaning and turning the steering wheel.
Describes the mechanical steering system using a wire and the chapter's content on repair, replacement, and adjustments.
Explains how steering power is transmitted from the steering wheel to the rear wheels via a wire and roller system.
Provides steps for dismantling the steering wire, including removing pulleys, nuts, and the wire itself.
Instructions for mounting pulleys and wire on the right side, checking for interference and lubricating pulleys.
Details on winding the wire onto the steering roller, securing it with a rivet, and ensuring proper tension.
Explains the belt system for power transmission and tension regulation, and the chapter's scope.
Describes Belt A, its connection to work equipment, and tensioning by a pulley.
Details Belt B, its role in delivering motor power and its function in the PTO clutch mechanism.
Explains Belt C's function in transmitting motor power to the transmission and its tensioning mechanism.
Compares commercial grade belts to original spare parts belts, highlighting fitness, acceleration, length, and material differences.
Provides steps for disassembling belt C, including raising the machine, adjusting the cutting deck, and unloading belt tension.
Explains the electrical system's duties for safety and handling, and the chapter's focus on troubleshooting and repair.
Describes the three types of connectors (fixed, tab, screw) and how to handle them, emphasizing cleanliness.
Introduces mower decks, their features like synchronised blades, coupling for cleaning, and cutting height adjustment.
Explains optimal cutting results based on grass length and advises against lowest heights on uneven surfaces to prevent blade damage.
Compares original and commercial blades, emphasizing safety, balance, and cutting result benefits of using genuine parts.
Provides steps for disassembling the cutting deck, including setting cutting height, releasing belt tension, and removing locking screws.
Instructions for disassembling drive belt, timing belt, blades, pulley screws, and bearing boxes.
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