How to start my Husqvarna BG 245?
If your Husqvarna Trowels won't start, several factors could be the cause. First, make sure the fuel tank isn't empty; if it is, fill it. Next, check that the engine ON/OFF switch is set to the "ON" position. Also, verify that the fuel valve is open. If the engine is cold, try closing the choke. If none of these steps work, the engine itself may be defective, and you should refer to the engine manual.
What to do if Husqvarna BG 245 Trowels blades do not rotate?
If the blades on your Husqvarna Trowels aren't rotating or are rotating too slowly when the clutch is engaged, it could be due to a damaged V-belt, which would need to be replaced. Another possibility is insufficient tension of the V-belt around the belt pulleys; in this case, adjust the tension of the clutch wire. Finally, the clutch wire might be broken and require replacement.
Why do Husqvarna Trowels shake?
If your Husqvarna Trowels are shaking, it could be due to several reasons: * One or more of the blades are bent or defective and need replacement. * One or more of the blades do not move correctly in the hub; remove the blades and then clean and lubricate all contact surfaces. * The pressure plate is bent or defective and needs replacement.
How to fix Husqvarna BG 245 blades that do not rotate smoothly?
If the blades on your Husqvarna Trowels aren't rotating smoothly, several things could be happening. If the engine is cold, let it idle for 2–3 minutes before operating the product. If the engine speed is too low when the clutch is engaged, increase it to full throttle before engaging the clutch. For BG 245 and BG 375 models, if you're using a floating disc and the concrete is too fresh, let the concrete dry more before operating the product. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the engine or gearbox might be defective; in that case, refer to the engine manual or repair/replace the gearbox.
What to do if Husqvarna BG 245 blade adjustment system is defective?
If the blade adjustment system on your Husqvarna Trowels is defective, there are several potential causes. The clutch wire may be broken, requiring replacement. Additionally, one or more of the blades might not move correctly in the hub; in this case, remove the blades and clean and lubricate all contact surfaces. The pressure plate might not move vertically, necessitating disassembly of the blade assembly, followed by cleaning and lubrication of all contact surfaces. Finally, the blade adjustment control on the handlebar could be defective; examine all its parts for damage and replace if necessary.
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