AS MOTOR AS 940 SHERPA 4WD RC User Manual (English)

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Questions and Answers:

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Stephanie MorrisAug 22, 2025
Why AS MOTOR AS 940 SHERPA 4WD RC Lawn Mower engine does not start?
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  Andrew CochranAug 22, 2025
  If the AS MOTOR Lawn Mower engine does not start, make sure the fuel valve is open, the tank ventilation screw is open, and there is fuel in the tank. Also, check that the choke is closed. If the device was tilted, replace the air filter, unscrew the spark plug, and start several times with the fuel valve closed, then dry and re-screw the spark plug. If the engine was flooded, unscrew the spark plugs and start several times with the fuel valve closed, then dry and re-screw them in.
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Brian PhillipsAug 23, 2025
Why AS MOTOR AS 940 SHERPA 4WD RC engine starts badly or runs irregularly?
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  Thomas MejiaAug 23, 2025
  If the AS MOTOR Lawn Mower engine starts badly or runs irregularly, try opening the choke. Check and maintain the air filter. Ensure you are using fresh, high-quality fuel. Also, inspect the spark plug for soot, damage, or an incorrect electrode gap; clean or replace it as needed.
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Mark LopezAug 25, 2025
How to fix no connection between transmitter and receiver on AS MOTOR AS 940 SHERPA 4WD RC?
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  mjonesAug 26, 2025
  If there is no connection between the transmitter and receiver of your AS MOTOR Lawn Mower, first, replace the battery in the transmitter. If that doesn't work, charge the battery in the device. Ensure you are within radio range. If there's radio interference, switch off both transmitter and receiver, then restart after 10 seconds. Try switching the radio channel or increasing the distance to or removing the disturbance source. Also, unlock the Emergency Stop switch if it's actuated, and ensure the antenna is fastened or replaced if it's loose, damaged, or missing.
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Wendy ThorntonAug 26, 2025
What to do if AS MOTOR AS 940 SHERPA 4WD RC starter does not turn?
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  crossandrewAug 27, 2025
  If the AS MOTOR Lawn Mower starter does not turn, move the drive lever to the neutral position. Ensure the driver is in the seat to activate the seat contact switches and that the transmitter is inserted into the transmitter holder. Eliminate any Emergency stop situations. Replace the fuse if it is defective. Charge or replace the battery if it's empty or defective.
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Robert MurphyAug 27, 2025
Why AS MOTOR Lawn Mower engine stops during mowing?
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  Karen MercadoAug 28, 2025
  If your AS MOTOR Lawn Mower engine stops during mowing, check the engine oil level and refill if it's too low. Also, move the device to a more level position if the slope is too steep.
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adam50Aug 29, 2025
Why AS MOTOR AS 940 SHERPA 4WD RC Lawn Mower blade cannot be engaged?
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  Shawn SullivanAug 29, 2025
  If your AS MOTOR Lawn Mower blade cannot be engaged, start the engine. Move the blade to the desired cutting position, check and refill the engine oil if low, and ensure the mower is on level ground. Also, make sure the drive lever is in the neutral position, the driver is in the seat, and the transmitter is in the transmitter holder.
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adamsrobertAug 30, 2025
What to do if AS MOTOR AS 940 SHERPA 4WD RC Lawn Mower does not move?
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  Thomas MartinAug 30, 2025
  If your AS MOTOR Lawn Mower is not moving, adjust the rotary knob limit speed if it is set to “0”. Lock the drive and allow the hydrostatic drive to cool down if it is overheated.
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franklin08Sep 1, 2025
Why AS MOTOR AS 940 SHERPA 4WD RC blade disengages during mowing?
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  Jeremy JohnsonSep 1, 2025
  If the AS MOTOR Lawn Mower blade disengages during mowing, check the engine oil level and refill if necessary. If the slope is too steep, move the device to a more level position.
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Alexander WareSep 2, 2025
How to fix uneven cut of AS MOTOR AS 940 SHERPA 4WD RC?
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  Mr. Calvin VargasSep 2, 2025
  If your AS MOTOR Lawn Mower is cutting unevenly or the lawn looks unsightly, have the blade resharpened and balanced or replaced if damaged. Reduce speed and select the correct cutting height. Clean the mower housing if heavily contaminated. Check the tire pressure and adjust the mower housing if it's not parallel to the ground.
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Mark BarreraSep 4, 2025
Why AS MOTOR AS 940 SHERPA 4WD RC Lawn Mower engine gets hot?
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  Mr. Dale MaynardSep 4, 2025
  If the AS MOTOR Lawn Mower engine gets hot, clean the ventilation grid. Refill the engine oil if the level is too low. Have the cooling fins cleaned by an authorised service centre.

AS MOTOR AS 940 SHERPA 4WD RC Specifications

General

Brand	AS MOTOR
Model	AS 940 SHERPA 4WD RC
Category	Lawn Mower
Language	English

Summary

Explanation of the symbols

Symbols in the instructions

Symbols used in the operating instructions to denote special dangers, prohibitions, and directives.

Symbols in the text

Conventions for numbered text, indented arrows, and 'Notice' callouts.

Symbols on the device

Symbols placed on the device to alert users to caution and potential hazards.

Type plate

Safety instructions

Get informed!

Emphasizes reading instructions, familiarizing with controls, and sharing info with users.

User restrictions and hours of operation

Defines who can operate the device and conditions under which operation is unsuitable.

Safe handling of fuel

Precautions for handling flammable fuel safely, including storage and first aid.

Check the device prior to use

Mandatory pre-operation checks of the device's components and safety features.

General danger area

Additional danger area in the RC mode

Danger area for the operator with running blade

Additional danger zone at the slope

Use caution during operation

Prior to mowing

Use caution when mowing

Mowing surfaces with fire hazard

Caution when mowing slopes

Sliding and tipping risk

Danger due to uncontrolled slipping

Caution when using accessories

When work is completed

Use caution during maintenance and repair

Device description

Control elements at the device

Front area

Description of control elements located in the front section of the device.

Transmitter holder (3)

Instructions for inserting and removing the transmitter into its holder.

Control lever at seat

Cutting height indicator (4)

Seat suspension (5)

Rear part

Status indicators (1)

Main switch (2)

Emergency stop (3)

Drive/idle mode (5)

Selection lever operating modes (6)

Rollbar

Control elements at the transmitter

Optical and acoustic signals

Operating modes

Ride-on mode (MC)

Recommendations and use cases for operating the device in ride-on mode.

Remove control mode (RC)

Recommendations and use cases for operating the device via remote control.

Safety functions

Driving on steep terrain

Oil pressure switch

After a drop in oil pressure

Differential lock

Information on mowing

Prior to starting

Pre-operation checks including oil level, fuel, and battery status.

Fuel

Information on the type of fuel to use and its storage.

Tanking up

Procedure and safety precautions for refueling the device.

Checking the battery

Adjusting the seating position

Adjusting the seat suspension

Putting up the rollbar

Transport rack

Switching on receiver and transmitter

Selecting radio frequency

Working in the MC mode

Starting the engine in the MC mode

Step-by-step guide to starting the engine when in ride-on mode.

Steering in the MC mode

Instructions on how to steer the device using the steering wheel.

Driving in the MC mode

Guidance on controlling the speed and direction of the device.

Brakes

Explanation of how the foot brake and parking brake function.

Setting the cutting height

Engaging the blade in the MC mode

Moving blade to transport position

Switching off and parking in the MC mode

Switching from the MC mode to the RC mode

Emergency stop in the MC mode

Practising the RC mode

Working in the RC mode

Starting the engine in the RC mode

Step-by-step guide to starting the engine when in remote control mode.

Steering in the RC mode

Instructions on how to steer the device using the transmitter joystick.

Driving in the RC mode

Limiting the speed

Setting the cutting height

Engaging the blade in the RC mode

Moving blade to transport position

Actuating the differential lock in the RC mode

Switching off and parking in the RC mode

Switching from the RC mode to the MC mode

Emergency stop in the RC mode

Transport

Transport on pallets

Instructions for transporting the device using a forklift and pallets.

Transport of ready-to-use device

Safety precautions for transporting the device on a vehicle or trailer.

Loading

Guidance on using suitable ramps and securing the device during loading.

Towing

Drive/idle mode

Maintenance and cleaning

Prior to maintenance and cleaning

Essential preparatory steps before performing maintenance or cleaning.

Maintenance and cleaning position

How to position the device for safe maintenance, repair, or cleaning.

Cleaning the device

Procedures for thorough cleaning of the device after each use.

Checking components

General inspection

Checking the safety functions

Checking the blade

Changing the blade

Checking the condition of the cutting blade screws

Checking the blade clutch

Maintaining the engine

Checking the engine oil level

Checking the spark plug

Maintaining the air filter

Checking and charging the battery of the device

Hydrostat transmission

Assembly

Scope of delivery

Lists all items included in the device packaging.

Unpacking

Steps for removing the device and its components from the packaging.

Mounting

Instructions for attaching parts such as the steering wheel.

Storage

Storing the device

General guidelines for storing the device safely and properly.

Longer storage

Specific procedures for preparing the device for extended storage periods.

Spare parts

Wear parts

Identification of parts subject to normal wear and tear that require replacement.

Tyres

Important warnings and guidelines regarding the use and mixing of tires.

Disposal

Instructions for the environmentally responsible disposal of the device and its parts.

Warranty

Information on warranty coverage, registration, and related documentation.

Troubleshooting

No connection between transmitter and receiver

Solutions for issues related to communication loss between the transmitter and receiver.

Starter does not turn

Troubleshooting steps for when the engine fails to crank.

Engine does not start

Diagnostic steps and remedies for when the engine does not ignite.

Engine starts badly or runs irregularly

Engine stops during mowing

Device does not move

Blade cannot be engaged

Blade disengages during mowing

The blade does not rotate

Strong vibrations during operation

Irregular noises

Horn sounds at intervals during operation although admissible slope inclination was adhered to

Engine is smoking

Engine gets hot

Uneven cut, lawn becomes unsightly

Differential lock cannot be activated

Cutting height cannot be adjusted

Emergency stop during changing of the operating mode (RC to MC)

Device does not drive straight forward

Error codes

Technical data

Operating mode specifications

Fuses

Accessories

Declaration of conformity

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Table of Contents

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Questions and Answers:

AS MOTOR AS 940 SHERPA 4WD RC Specifications

Summary

Explanation of the symbols

Symbols in the instructions

Symbols in the text

Symbols on the device

Type plate

Safety instructions

Get informed!

User restrictions and hours of operation

Safe handling of fuel

Check the device prior to use

General danger area

Additional danger area in the RC mode

Danger area for the operator with running blade

Additional danger zone at the slope

Use caution during operation

Prior to mowing

Use caution when mowing

Mowing surfaces with fire hazard

Caution when mowing slopes

Sliding and tipping risk

Danger due to uncontrolled slipping

Caution when using accessories

When work is completed

Use caution during maintenance and repair

Device description

Control elements at the device

Front area

Transmitter holder (3)

Control lever at seat

Cutting height indicator (4)

Seat suspension (5)

Rear part

Status indicators (1)

Main switch (2)

Emergency stop (3)

Drive/idle mode (5)

Selection lever operating modes (6)

Rollbar

Control elements at the transmitter

Optical and acoustic signals

Operating modes

Ride-on mode (MC)

Remove control mode (RC)

Safety functions

Driving on steep terrain

Oil pressure switch

After a drop in oil pressure

Differential lock

Information on mowing

Prior to starting

Fuel

Tanking up

Checking the battery

Adjusting the seating position

Adjusting the seat suspension

Putting up the rollbar

Transport rack

Switching on receiver and transmitter

Selecting radio frequency

Working in the MC mode

Starting the engine in the MC mode

Steering in the MC mode

Driving in the MC mode

Brakes

Setting the cutting height

Engaging the blade in the MC mode

Moving blade to transport position

Switching off and parking in the MC mode

Switching from the MC mode to the RC mode

Emergency stop in the MC mode

Practising the RC mode

Working in the RC mode

Starting the engine in the RC mode

Steering in the RC mode