To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Hatz Engine lose power and speed?
Your Hatz Engine might be losing power and speed due to several reasons: The speed adjustment lever may not stay in the desired position, in which case you should block the speed adjustment. Another cause could be that the tank ran out of fuel during operation, so add fuel. Finally, the fuel filter might be clogged, so you should change it.
Why Hatz Engine loses power and speed, and black smoke emerges from the exhaust?
If your Hatz Engine loses power and speed, and black smoke emerges from the exhaust, it could be due to: A dirty air filter unit, so check the degree of dirt contamination of the air filter, and clean or renew if necessary. Also, the tappet clearance might not be OK, so adjust the tappet clearance.
What to do if my Hatz Engine does not start immediately, but it can be turned?
If your Hatz Engine doesn't start immediately but can be turned, try these steps: First, ensure the speed control lever is in the START position. Also, check that the stop lever is in the START position. If these aren't the issue, refuel, as there may be no fuel at the injection pump. Finally, there may be insufficient compression due to wrong tappet clearance, so check the tappet clearance and adjust if necessary.
What to do if Hatz 2G40 Engine becomes very hot?
If your Hatz Engine becomes very hot, and the indicator lamp for engine temperature lights up, there could be a few reasons: You might have too much engine oil in the engine, so drain the engine oil to the upper mark of the dipstick. Another potential cause is contamination in the entire area of the cooling air guides, so clean the cooling air area.
What to do for low temperatures if Hatz Engine does not start?
If your Hatz Engine doesn't start in low temperatures: Activate the pre glow system (option) if the temperature is below the start limit. Also, check whether the fuel that emerges from the fuel feed line is clear and not cloudy; if the fuel has gelled, either thaw the engine or drain the entire fuel supply system and fill with a temperature-resistant fuel mixture. Change the engine oil and add engine oil with a suitable viscosity class if the oil is too viscous and causes a too low starter speed. Check the battery. If possible, separate the engine from the machine by uncoupling it.
What to do if my Hatz 2G40 starts, but does not continue running after the starter is switched off?
If your Hatz Engine starts but doesn't continue running after the starter is switched off, check these potential causes: Ensure the speed control lever is sufficiently set to the Start direction. Also, the fuel filter might be clogged, so try changing it. Check the oil level, as there might be no oil pressure. Finally, inspect the cooling air guides for contamination or other impairments, as the engine temperature might be too high.
What to do if Hatz Engine switches off spontaneously during operation?
If your Hatz Engine switches off spontaneously during operation, it could be due to the following reasons: The tank may have run out of fuel during operation, so fill it with fuel. Alternatively, the fuel filter may be clogged, so change the fuel filter.
What happens with automatic electrical switch-off mechanism (option) of Hatz Engine?
If you are experiencing issues with the automatic electrical switch-off mechanism (option) of your Hatz Engine, check the oil level, as there might be no oil pressure. Also, check the cooling air guides for contamination or other impairments, as the engine temperature might be too high. Battery and/or other cable connections may be incorrectly connected, so check the electrical equipment and its components.
What to do if the starter does not switch on and the Hatz 2G40 Engine does not turn?
If the starter does not switch on and the Hatz Engine does not turn, it might be because the battery and/or other cable connections are incorrectly connected, so check the electrical equipment and its components.
General| Displacement | 462 cm³ |
|---|---|
| Cooling System | Air-cooled |
| Compression Ratio | 20.5:1 |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Fuel System | Direct injection |
| Starting System | Electric starter |
| Engine Type | 1-cylinder 4-stroke diesel engine |
| Lubrication System | Forced lubrication |
Defines appropriate and inappropriate uses of the engine to ensure safety.
Contains specific safety instructions for operation and maintenance.
Key safety instructions for safe machine operation.
Specific safety precautions for operating the engine.
Specific safety precautions for performing maintenance.
Safety precautions related to the engine's electrical system.
Safety guidelines and procedures for transporting the engine.
Procedure for adding engine oil before initial startup.
General safety warnings and guidelines for operating the engine.
Steps to prepare the engine before starting.
Detailed steps for starting the engine safely.
Methods and procedures for safely shutting down the engine.
How to stop the engine using mechanical controls.
How to stop the engine using electrical controls.
Procedure for checking and maintaining the engine oil level.
Detailed steps for checking the engine oil level.
Scheduled maintenance tasks and intervals.
Step-by-step guide to changing engine oil and filter.
Step-by-step guide to replacing the fuel filter.
Guide to diagnosing and resolving common engine problems.
