Why does my Bercomac Snow Blower engine shut off when the electric clutch is engaged?
If your Bercomac Snow Blower engine shuts off when engaging the electric clutch, it may be due to sensitive oil sensors reacting to the electromagnetic field from the clutch. Disconnect the oil sensor to resolve this issue.
What to do if the electric clutch slips on my Bercomac Versatile Plus Snow Blower?
If the electric clutch of your Bercomac Snow Blower is slipping, first try recharging the vehicle's battery, as the issue may stem from insufficient electrical current. If that doesn't resolve it, check for and replace any damaged wiring that may be cutting off the electrical current. Also, the clutch basket might be contaminated, in which case you should clean the plates with brake cleaner.
What to do if the electric chute motor does not work on my Bercomac Versatile Plus Snow Blower?
If the electric chute motor on your Bercomac Snow Blower isn't working, it could be overheating. These motors have an internal protector, so wait 10 minutes before trying again. Alternatively, the motor or chute might be frozen; try slapping the chute or wiggling it from side to side. Another reason could be loose or oxidized connectors on connectors or motor, so retighten or clean the connectors, or replace connector part # 106201. Finally, a defective control box or broken wire harness can also cause this issue, in which case you should replace the control box or wire harness.
Why is the electric clutch noisy on my Bercomac Snow Blower?
If the electric clutch on your Bercomac Snow Blower is noisy or vibrates abnormally, it could be due to loose mounting bolts; try tightening or replacing them. Another possible cause is damaged clutch components, which would need to be repaired or replaced.
General| Type | Two-Stage |
|---|---|
| Skid Shoes | Adjustable |
| Auger Material | Steel |
| Intake Height | 21 inches |
| Auger Diameter | 12 in (30 cm) |
| Impeller Diameter | 12 in (30 cm) |
| Transmission | 6 Forward / 2 Reverse |
| Engine | Briggs & Stratton |
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