Why won't my Frontier ST1332 move forward?
If your Frontier Snow Blower unit fails to propel itself, it could be due to a loose or damaged drive belt. Consider replacing the drive belt. Alternatively, the traction drive cable may be incorrectly adjusted, requiring an adjustment.
Why aren't the electric grips heating and the chute rotating on my Frontier ST1332 Snow Blower?
If the electric grips do not heat and the electric chute does not rotate on your Frontier Snow Blower, a blown fuse is the likely culprit. Check the fuse and replace it with a 7.5 amp automotive type fuse.
How to fix a Frontier ST1332 that is difficult to start?
If you're finding it difficult to start your Frontier Snow Blower, it might be due to a defective spark plug. Replace the spark plug to resolve this.
Why is my Frontier ST1332 Snow Blower vibrating so much?
If your Frontier Snow Blower is vibrating excessively, it may be due to loose parts or a damaged impeller. Immediately stop the engine and remove the spark plug wire. Then, tighten all bolts and make any necessary repairs. If the vibration continues after these steps, have the unit serviced by a competent repairman.
Outlines the owner's duties for safe operation and maintenance.
Explains symbols used on the equipment and in the manual to indicate risks.
Critical safety warnings for immediate danger, such as rotating parts and thrown objects.
Safety alerts regarding flammable fuel, hot components, and electrical hazards.
Guidelines for safe operation, training, and preparation.
Safety precautions for maintenance, unclogging, and storage.
Provides model and serial number information for identification and parts.
Details the warranty coverage, limitations, and claim procedures for the snowthrower.
Lists tools, carton contents, and unpacking instructions.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing the snowthrower from its shipping carton.
Steps for assembling the upper handle and checking/setting cables.
Instructions for installing remote chute and speed control knobs and rod.
Procedures for assembling the snow chute and checking tire pressure.
Identifies and explains the function of all engine and snowthrower controls.
Guides on how to operate and safely stop the snowthrower.
How to adjust the direction and height of snow thrown.
Instructions on how to engage forward and reverse drive.
How to engage the auger to start throwing snow.
Instructions for using the wheel lockout feature for maneuverability.
Guidance on adjusting drift cutters for deeper snow.
How to operate the heated grips for comfort in cold weather.
Essential checks and procedures before starting the engine.
Proper procedures for adding fuel to the snowthrower.
Steps to safely shut down the snowthrower engine.
Procedures for starting the engine manually or electrically.
Specific steps for starting a cold engine.
How to restart the engine after a brief shutdown.
Steps to take if the starter mechanism is frozen.
Safe procedures for removing blockages from the discharge chute.
Advice for optimizing snowblower performance and maintenance.
A table outlining recommended service intervals for various procedures.
Tasks to perform after every use for proper upkeep.
Procedures for adjusting snowthrower components like belts.
Instructions for lubricating the auger gear box and shaft.
Steps for lubricating the chute rotation gear.
Procedures for checking, changing, and draining engine oil.
How to adjust the scraper bar and skid heights.
Steps to remove the snow hood for accessing engine components.
How to adjust the tension of the traction drive belt.
Steps to adjust the tension of the auger drive belt.
Instructions for replacing the auger and traction drive belts.
How to adjust auger and traction drive belt guides.
Procedures for checking and adjusting control cables.
How to replace shear bolts and service the spark plug.
Steps for preparing the snowthrower for storage and removing it afterward.
Information on locating model and serial numbers for service.
Outlines the owner's duties for safe operation and maintenance.
Explains symbols used on the equipment and in the manual to indicate risks.
Critical safety warnings for immediate danger, such as rotating parts and thrown objects.
Safety alerts regarding flammable fuel, hot components, and electrical hazards.
Guidelines for safe operation, training, and preparation.
Safety precautions for maintenance, unclogging, and storage.
Provides model and serial number information for identification and parts.
Details the warranty coverage, limitations, and claim procedures for the snowthrower.
Lists tools, carton contents, and unpacking instructions.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing the snowthrower from its shipping carton.
Steps for assembling the upper handle and checking/setting cables.
Instructions for installing remote chute and speed control knobs and rod.
Procedures for assembling the snow chute and checking tire pressure.
Identifies and explains the function of all engine and snowthrower controls.
Guides on how to operate and safely stop the snowthrower.
How to adjust the direction and height of snow thrown.
Instructions on how to engage forward and reverse drive.
How to engage the auger to start throwing snow.
Instructions for using the wheel lockout feature for maneuverability.
Guidance on adjusting drift cutters for deeper snow.
How to operate the heated grips for comfort in cold weather.
Essential checks and procedures before starting the engine.
Proper procedures for adding fuel to the snowthrower.
Steps to safely shut down the snowthrower engine.
Procedures for starting the engine manually or electrically.
Specific steps for starting a cold engine.
How to restart the engine after a brief shutdown.
Steps to take if the starter mechanism is frozen.
Safe procedures for removing blockages from the discharge chute.
Advice for optimizing snowblower performance and maintenance.
A table outlining recommended service intervals for various procedures.
Tasks to perform after every use for proper upkeep.
Procedures for adjusting snowthrower components like belts.
Instructions for lubricating the auger gear box and shaft.
Steps for lubricating the chute rotation gear.
Procedures for checking, changing, and draining engine oil.
How to adjust the scraper bar and skid heights.
Steps to remove the snow hood for accessing engine components.
How to adjust the tension of the traction drive belt.
Steps to adjust the tension of the auger drive belt.
Instructions for replacing the auger and traction drive belts.
How to adjust auger and traction drive belt guides.
Procedures for checking and adjusting control cables.
How to replace shear bolts and service the spark plug.
Steps for preparing the snowthrower for storage and removing it afterward.
Information on locating model and serial numbers for service.
General| Engine | Briggs & Stratton Intek Snow OHV |
|---|---|
| Horsepower | 13 hp |
| Starter | Electric / Recoil |
| Fuel Capacity | 4 quarts |
| Drive System | Hydrostatic |
| Speeds | Variable Fwd/Rev |
| Traction Control | Wheel Lock |
| Clearing Width | 32” |
| Auger Diameter | 16” |
| Auger Type | Steel / Saw Tooth |
| Impeller Diameter | 12” |
| Chute Rotation | Electric |
| Chute Turning Radius | 190 |
| Deflector Control | Remote |
| Warranty - Engine | 3 years |
| Warranty - Machine | 3 years |
Weight and Dimensions| Tire Diameter | 16” |
|---|---|
| Housing Height | 23.5” |
| Weight | 307 lbs |
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