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If your Texas A/S Lawn Mower won't start, it might be due to an incorrect starting procedure or the brake handle not being activated. First, ensure you activate the brake handle and pull the start cord. If that doesn't work, move the machine away from high grass and repeat the start procedure. Also, set the height adjustment to the highest position to lift the blade free of the grass.
General| Brand | Texas A/S |
|---|---|
| Model | 5105 TR/W |
| Category | Lawn Mower |
| Language | English |
Ensure engine oil (SAE-30) is filled before starting the mower.
Essential safety guidelines to follow before, during, and after operating the mower.
Precautions for handling flammable gasoline safely.
Instructions for preparing the mower before initial use, including cable checks.
Detailed steps for starting, operating, and stopping the lawnmower safely.
List and visual reference of all mower components.
Adjusting the handlebars for optimal user height and secure installation.
Connecting engine brake, drive cables, and recoil starter.
Attaching the grass collector, rear guard, and side guards.
Inserting the mulching plug for mulching functionality.
Step-by-step guide for starting the engine using recoil or electric start.
How to adjust the cutting height to six different levels.
Using the deck wash system for efficient cleaning after mowing.
Procedure for changing the engine oil, including frequency and disposal.
Instructions for inspecting, cleaning, and maintaining the air filter.
Guidance on inspecting, sharpening, and replacing the mower blade.
Steps for removing, cleaning, checking, and replacing the spark plug.
Proper procedures for storing and maintaining the lawnmower between uses.
Specific instructions for storing the mower during the winter season.
Details about warranty period, coverage, restrictions, and claims.
Solutions for issues preventing the engine from starting correctly.
Troubleshooting steps for an engine that runs rough or inconsistently.
Resolving issues where the engine fails to stop when intended.
