To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Jacobsen Eclipse 118 engine will not start?
If your Jacobsen Lawn Mower engine won't start, it could be due to several reasons: * The fuel tank might be empty or contain dirty fuel. Drain the tank and refill it with fresh, clean fuel. * The fuel shut-off valve might be closed. Open the fuel shut-off valve. * The engine switch might be off. Turn the engine switch to the On position.
Why Jacobsen Lawn Mower engine hard to start or runs poorly, looses power or stalls?
If your Jacobsen Lawn Mower engine is hard to start, runs poorly, loses power, or stalls, consider these potential causes: * Use the proper grade of clean fuel. * Check the spark plug wire for loose connections. * Clean the air intake and air cleaner. * Clean the fuel cap to ensure the vent isn't plugged.
What to do if Jacobsen Eclipse 118 reel does not cut, or cuts unevenly?
If the reel on your Jacobsen Lawn Mower isn't cutting or is cutting unevenly, here's what you can do: * Adjust the reel to the bedknife. * Ensure the reel switch is turned on. * Check the LCD display for reel motor faults and service the reel motor if necessary. * Fully charge the battery pack. * Adjust the generator output if there's an over-voltage condition.
Why is my Jacobsen Eclipse 118 engine hard to start and stalls?
If your Jacobsen Lawn Mower engine is hard to start, runs poorly, loses power, or stalls, consider these potential causes: The choke might be in the wrong position (refer to the Engine Manual), the fuel could be dirty or incorrect (refill with the proper grade of clean fuel), there might be loose wiring (check the spark plug wire), the air intake could be plugged (clean the air intake and air cleaner), or the vent in the fuel cap might be plugged (clean the fuel cap).
Why Jacobsen Lawn Mower unit does not have power?
If your Jacobsen Lawn Mower unit isn't getting power, there are several potential causes: * The power connector might be disconnected, so ensure it is properly connected. * The batteries could be discharged; in this case, fully charge the battery pack. * The engine might not be running; start the engine before trying to energize the unit. * A 50 Amp fuse might be blown; open the battery tray to check and replace the fuse if needed. * The 20 Amp circuit breaker could be tripped; try resetting it. * The battery might be defective; perform a load test and replace the batteries if necessary. * The O.P.C. bail might be engaged; disengage the bail and restart.
What to do if Jacobsen Eclipse 118 Lawn Mower does not react properly to O.P.C. Lever?
If your Jacobsen Lawn Mower isn't reacting properly to the O.P.C. Lever, here are a few things you can check: * Ensure the power switch is on by following the proper start-up procedure. * Make sure the parking brake is disengaged. * Verify the reel switch is in the on position. * Inspect the belts for any damage and replace them if needed. * Calibrate the bail lever. * Check the LCD display for traction motor faults and service the traction motor if necessary.
What to do if Jacobsen Lawn Mower reel does not cut?
If the reel on your Jacobsen Lawn Mower doesn't cut or cuts unevenly, it could be due to several reasons: The reel to bedknife might not be adjusted properly (adjust it), the reel switch might be in the off position (turn it on), there could be a reel motor fault (check the LCD display and service the reel motor), the battery charge might be low (fully charge the battery pack), or there could be an over voltage condition (adjust the generator output).
How to fix Jacobsen Eclipse 118 Lawn Mower that does not react properly to O.P.C. Lever?
If your Jacobsen Lawn Mower isn't reacting properly to the O.P.C. Lever, check the following: Ensure the power switch is on by following the proper start-up procedure. Make sure the parking brake is disengaged. Verify the reel switch is in the on position. Inspect the belts for breakage and replace them if needed. Calibrate the bail lever. If there's a traction motor fault, check the LCD display and service the traction motor.
General| Brand | Jacobsen |
|---|---|
| Model | Eclipse 118 |
| Category | Lawn Mower |
| Language | English |
General guidelines for safe operation of the mower, including operator responsibilities and environmental considerations.
Defines hazard symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE) and provides critical safety instructions.
Identifies different mower models by product code and description, including serial number information.
Describes the function of controls located on the mower handle, like parking brake and speed paddle.
Details the LCD display functions, alerts, modes, and system information.
Explains how to adjust FOC using speed and reel settings via charts.
Details the controls for the gas power module, including engine switch and choke lever.
Details the controls for the battery power module, including the battery monitor.
Outlines daily checks to perform before operating the mower for safety and function.
Explains the Operator Presence Control system and how to test its functionality.
Provides general procedures for operating the mower safely, including hazard awareness.
Step-by-step instructions for starting and stopping the mower for both power module types.
Describes the procedure for mowing, including patterns, overlaps, and speed considerations.
Outlines daily maintenance tasks for the mower, including cleaning and lubrication.
Provides torque values for various fasteners, categorized by standard and metric.
Checks to perform before adjusting the reel to bedknife, including bearings and blade inspection.
Pre-adjustment checks for floating head reel to bedknife, including bearings and blade condition.
How to adjust the bedknife on a floating head reel using adjusters and feeler gauges.
Procedure for setting the cutting height for floating head reels using gauge screws.
Safety precautions when working with batteries, including acid and hydrogen gas hazards.
Safe handling, storage procedures, and recommendations for fuel.
Procedure for backlapping and grinding reel blades for optimal cutting edge.
A chart listing common operational problems and their possible causes and solutions.
