To Next PageTo Next PageWhy EINHELL GC-PM 40/2 engine does not start?
If your EINHELL Lawn Mower engine doesn't start, try these steps: * Ensure the engine start/stop lever is pressed. * Check the throttle lever position (if your model has one). * Replace the spark plug if it's defective. * Refuel if the fuel tank is empty. * Actuate the fuel pump (primer) if your model has one.
What to do if EINHELL GC-PM 40/2 Lawn Mower leaves lawn yellow, uneven cut?
If your EINHELL Lawn Mower isn't cutting evenly and the lawn turns yellow, it could be due to a few reasons. The blade might not be sharp enough, so try sharpening it. Also, the cutting height might be too low; adjust it to a more appropriate level. Lastly, ensure the engine speed isn't too low by setting the throttle lever to max (if your lawnmower has one).
Why EINHELL GC-PM 40/2 engine does not run smoothly?
If the engine of your EINHELL Lawn Mower isn't running smoothly, the air filter might be dirty, so try cleaning it. Another potential cause is a dirty spark plug, which should also be cleaned.
How to fix EINHELL GC-PM 40/2 Lawn Mower that vibrates intensively?
If your EINHELL Lawn Mower doesn't operate smoothly and vibrates intensively, check if any bolts are loose and tighten them. Also, make sure the blade attachment is secure. If the blade is imbalanced, consider replacing it.
General| Type | Walk behind lawn mower |
|---|---|
| Cutting width | 400 mm |
| Product color | Red |
| Cutting system | Rotary blades |
| Housing material | Plastic |
| Rotational speed | 2900 RPM |
| Maximum lawn area | 800 m² |
| Handle(s) features | Non-slip grip, Soft grip |
| Engine displacement | 132 cm³ |
| Maximum cutting height | 60 mm |
| Minimum cutting height | 25 mm |
| Grass collecting volume | 45 L |
| Engine number of strokes | 4 |
| Number of height positions | 3 |
| Cutting clearance adjustment | Yes |
| Power source | Gasoline |
Read all safety information, instructions, illustrations and technical data carefully.
Detailed steps for starting the petrol engine using the starter handle.
Tips for effective mowing, grass collection, and incline operation.
Detailed steps for checking the oil level and performing an oil change.
Guidelines for blade sharpening, replacement, and handling damaged blades.
Addresses problems with smooth operation, vibrations, and engine starting.
Covers problems related to the engine failing to start.
Details problems with the engine not running smoothly.
