To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the blades are not cutting on my DR Lawn Mower?
If the blades are not cutting or are loose on your DR Lawn Mower, tighten the blade carrier mounting bolt as tight as possible by hand with at least a 1ft long 1-1/8” wrench. Re-tighten the swinging blade mounting hardware if a swinging blade is too loose on the blade carrier. Sharpen the swinging blades if they may be dull or nicked.
Why does the belt fray on my DR Lawn Mower?
The belt on your DR Lawn Mower might fray or roll over the pulley because there may be a nick in a pulley groove, so check the belt for wear and hard spots and file off any nicks on the pulley. The belt may be stretched, so replace it.
Why does my DR Trimmer engine smoke?
If your DR Trimmer engine smokes, first verify that the oil level is correct. Reduce the incline at which you are operating the machine, as this can cause smoking. Inspect the air filter; clean or replace it if necessary. Ensure you are using the correct oil type for the temperature; consult your Engine Owner’s Manual for details. Also, clean the engine cooling fins and carburetor housing if they are dirty.
Why is my DR Trimmer engine smoking?
Your DR Trimmer engine may be smoking due to several reasons. Check the oil level and adjust if necessary. You might be operating the machine on too steep of an incline. Inspect the air filter and clean or replace it if needed. Ensure you are using the correct oil weight for the temperature. Also, clean the engine cooling fins and carburetor housing if they are dirty.
How to fix a DR Trimmer recoil that is hard to pull?
If the recoil on your DR Trimmer is difficult to pull, start by checking the engine oil level, as the engine may be seized. There could also be an oil compression lock in the cylinder. Remove the spark plug, cover the spark plug hole with a rag, and pull the recoil cord several times to clear any oil. Wipe off the spark plug and reinstall it. The recoil itself might be broken or jammed. With the spark plug wire off, try turning the engine pulley by hand. If it turns, the recoil is likely broken or jammed.
Why is my DR Lawn Mower engine smoking?
Your DR Lawn Mower engine might be smoking because you are operating the machine on too great an incline. You may be using the wrong oil—too light for the temperature. Refer to your Engine Owner’s Manual for detailed information. Check the air filter(s) and clean or replace if needed.
Why won't my DR Lawn Mower engine start?
There are several reasons why your DR Lawn Mower engine might not start. The gas may not be fresh or clean, so replace it, using a fuel stabilizer if you keep gas longer than one month. The spark plug(s) could be dirty or cracked, so replace it. If the spark plug(s) is oily, remove it, hold a rag over the plug hole(s) and crank the engine over a couple of times using the electric starter to blow out any oil in the cylinder(s), then wipe off the plug(s) and reinsert it. The air filter might be dirty, so change it following the procedure in the Engine Owner’s Manual. Check the fuses in the wiring harness and replace if needed. The battery may not be charged, so check the voltage and charge it with a 12-volt, 1 to 2-amp trickle charger if it is low.
Why won't the blades engage on my DR Lawn Mower?
The blades on your DR Lawn Mower may not engage due to a faulty blade control switch, so remove and replace the switch on the remote control. A low or weak battery may cause electric clutch to not engage, so check battery for sufficient voltage.
How to fix excessive engine stalling on my DR Lawn Mower?
If your DR Lawn Mower experiences excessive engine stalling, raise the cutting height and drive slower when cutting because the brush or grass is too heavy at the current cutting height or at the current Tow Vehicle speed.
Why is my DR Lawn and Garden Equipment engine smoking?
If your DR Lawn and Garden Equipment engine is smoking, possible causes include: the oil level may need adjustment, you might be operating the machine on too steep of an incline, the air filter could be dirty and need cleaning or replacing, you may be using the wrong type of oil (too light for the temperature), or the engine cooling fins and carburetor housing might be dirty and require cleaning. Refer to your Engine Owner’s Manual for detailed information about the oil.
Copies of safety and information labels on the equipment for proper and safe use.
Important safety warnings, cautions, and precautions for safe operation.
Identifies and explains the various controls and features of the DR Leaf and Lawn Vacuum.
Lists model specifications, parts supplied, and hardware identification.
Procedures for installing wheels and gas springs.
Steps for assembling power unit, collector, enclosure, and related components.
Instructions for canvas width, hinges, hoses, and final assembly steps.
Connecting to tractor, deck adapter, inlet hose, fluids, and battery.
Procedures for starting and stopping the engine manually or via electric start.
Safety warnings and precautions during operation and towing.
Precautions for slopes, terrain, and procedures for dumping the collector.
Instructions for converting the unit to cart trailer mode for transport.
Instructions for collapsing the collector for compact storage.
Checklist of maintenance tasks and their recommended intervals.
Instructions for lubrication, wheel replacement, battery care, and charging.
Common problems and their possible causes and solutions.
Lists and diagrams for frame, power unit, collector, and hose assemblies.
Details of the warranty terms, conditions, limitations, and exclusions.
Recommended checklist for daily maintenance before use.
Procedures for preparing the machine for storage.
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