What to do if my Ferris IS700Z Lawn Mower engine runs but the mower won't drive?
If your Ferris Lawn Mower engine runs but the mower won't drive, ensure that the transmissions are engaged. If the belt is broken you should consult the Transmission Drive Belt Replacement section. If the drive belt slips, refer to the related problem and cause. If the brake is not fully released, consult an authorized service dealer.
Why does my Ferris IS700Z Lawn Mower not engage?
If your Ferris Lawn Mower does not engage, check for electrical wiring damage and locate and repair any damaged wires. Also, ensure the battery voltage is not too low; recharge the battery and check the alternator.
Why does the unit drive belt slip on my Ferris IS700Z?
If the unit drive belt slips on your Ferris Lawn Mower, check if the pulleys or belt are greasy or oily and clean them as required. If the tension is too loose, adjust the spring tension. If the belt is stretched or worn, replace it.
How to prevent streaking while mowing with my Ferris Lawn Mower?
To address streaking with your Ferris Lawn Mower, ensure that the blades are sharp. If they are worn down too far, replace them. Always mow at full throttle and avoid ground speed that is too fast. Also, clean out the mower deck if it's plugged with grass. Overlap your cutting rows sufficiently, especially when turning, as your effective cutting width decreases during turns.
How do I fix stringers when cutting grass with my Ferris Lawn Mower?
To address stringers when using your Ferris Lawn Mower, ensure that the blades are sharp and not nicked. If the blades are worn down too far, replace them. Always mow at full throttle, and avoid a ground speed that is too fast. Also, make sure the deck is not plugged with grass; clean it out if necessary.
Why won't my Ferris Lawn Mower engine turn over or start?
If your Ferris Lawn Mower engine won't turn over or start, make sure the parking brake is engaged and the PTO switch is in the OFF position. Also, ensure the ground speed control levers are in the "NEUTRAL" position. Other potential causes include being out of fuel (allow the engine to cool before refilling), a flooded engine (for carbureted models, move the choke control to the closed position; for fuel-injected models, consult an authorized dealer), a blown fuse (replace it), dirty battery terminals (clean them), or a discharged/dead battery (recharge or replace it). Wiring issues (loose or broken wires) can also prevent starting, as can a faulty solenoid, starter motor, or safety interlock switch (consult an authorized dealer for these issues). Finally, check the spark plugs (clean, gap...
General| Brand | Ferris |
|---|---|
| Model | IS700Z series |
| Category | Lawn Mower |
| Language | English |
Introduces safety alert symbols and signal words used in the manual.
Covers warnings about chemicals and general safe operating rules.
Addresses hazards related to children and slope operation.
Warns about hazards from thrown objects and moving parts.
Covers roll bar use and overhead obstacle awareness.
Emphasizes operator training and responsibilities.
Guidelines for slope operation and towing equipment.
Details safe practices for handling gasoline.
Outlines procedures for maintenance and storage.
Covers roll bar use, inspection, and seat belt maintenance.
Details fire hazard warnings related to gasoline and debris.
Covers warnings for amputation, slope, and object hazards.
Covers fire, acid, and gas warnings for batteries.
Details decals for dismemberment and fire hazards.
Covers warnings about roll over and obstacles.
Lists operational safety checks for interlocks.
Describes the function of individual controls.
Explains deck height, parking brake, and speed lever functions.
Explains operation of all instrument panel controls.
Covers initial operation, safety checks, and starting procedures.
Steps to safely stop the mower.
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