RAPTOR Hydro
Problem Cause Solution
The work tool will not rotate The engine is not started Start the engine
The attachment drive clutch lever is not pressed Press the lever
The attachment drive belt pulley is not engaged Engage the pulley according to the instructions
contained in the operating instructions for the
attachment
The attachment drive belt is not tightened Adjust the tension pulley
Broken belt of the drive of the attachment Replace the belt
The belt of the drive of the attachment fell off Re-mount the belt
Broken attachment drive clutch cable. Visit a service facility
Other defect Visit a service facility
The revolutions of the work tool are dropping The clutch is slipping Adjust the clutch or visit a service facility
The machine is not moving The engine has not started Start the engine
The travel clutch lever is not pressed Press the lever
The bypass lever is in the position enabling the manual
travel.
Move the lever to the position for the engine-
powered travel.
Insufficient belt tension Adjust the tension pulley
Torn belt Replace the belt
The belt has come off Re-mount the belt
Broken attachment drive clutch cable. Visit a service facility
Other defect Visit a service facility
The machine travel will not stop The tension pulley does not return back to its position Lubricate
The inner Bowden cable is stiff; bent Bowden cable Lubricate or replace the Bowden cable (visit a
service facility)
The machine is moving even when the lever is
in the neutral (N) position
The neutral position of the gearbox control lever is
moved.
Adjust the bowden or visit a service facility
The attachment drive will not stop Blocked up clutch Visit a service facility
The control levers do not return back. The inner Bowden cable is stiff; bent Bowden cable Lubricate or replace the Bowden cable
Broken return spring Replace with a new one
Other defect Visit a service facility
Other defect Visit a service facility
Table 40: Troubleshooting
In the event of problems with the gearbox, visit the gearbox manufacturer’s
web pages for more information
http://www.tufftorq.com/support/
In the event of any problems with the engine, visit the web page of the engine
manufacturer or contact an authorized service centre for Briggs&Stratton
engines
https://www.briggsandstratton.com/eu/en_gb/home.html
https://www.briggsandstratton.com/eu/en_gb/support/dealer-locator.html
Table 41: Technical support links
76
3.5.10.2 Storage
Before storing the machine for a longer time, we recommend to do the following:
Remove any dirt from the machine.
Repair any paint damage.
Drain the fuel from the fuel tank and carburettor (further instructions in the engine operating instructions).
Lubricate the machine as recommended, see
Table 29
.
Check the tyre pressure and inflate the tyres to MAX value. Treat the tyres with a suitable preparation for protection and renovation
of the rubber parts of the tyres.
Prevent unauthorized persons from access to the machine. Protect the machine against climatic conditions but do not use impermeable
protection to prevent excessive corrosion it may cause.
76
The internet inks were up-to-date as of 27 July 2017. After this date, the functionality of the links cannot be guaranteed.
53
revize 11/2017