Honda HS828 Manual page 16

HONDA
HSB2B
2. Snowblower moves only forward or backward.
11)
Check the shift lever linkge for
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damage. I
GOOD
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HS928
Damaged or faulty.
Loosen the cable .
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Reinstall and readjust the cable
(P. 14-12).
Faulty shift lever linkage.
• Adjust the shift lever (P. 14-12).
Damaged shift lever linkage.
• Replace any damaged parts.
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2) Check the hydrostatic transmis-
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sion fluid level (P. 3-3).
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Hydrostatic transmission _____.,
•
Fill with hydrostatic transmission
fluid level is low.
fluid to the upper level {P. 3-3).
•
Check the hydrostatic transmis-
sion for leaks
{P.
2-15).
GOOD
Damaged check valve spring.
[3) Check the
check valve for
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Damaged.
Damaged,steel ball or the attach-
damage.
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ing surface between the
check
valve and the distributor.
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Replace any damaged parts .
GOOD
l e Internal faults in the hydrostatic
transmission. Go to page 2-16.
3. Speed is too slow.
1)
Start the engine and check the
idle speed.
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• Idle speed is low.
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IDLE SPEED IS STANDARD.
2) Check that
the
transmission
release lever is correctly positi-
oned and is not damaged.
GOOD
• Faulty transmission release
lever.
• Hydrostatic transmission
Transmission release lever is incor-
- rectly positioned.
• Set the transmission release lever
to the right side (self -propelled
side).
Damaged neutral valve arm.
• Replace the transmission release
lever with a new one.
3) Check the hydrostatic transmis-
sion fluid level (P. 3-3).
fluid level is low. -
• Fill
with hydrostatic transmission
fluid to the upper level (P. 3-3).
Check the hydrostatic transmis-
sion for leaks (P. 2-15).
GOOD
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Worn.
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GOOD
5) Check the clutch arm of the
hydrostatic transmission for
damage.
GOOD
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Damaged.
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• Replace the dnve belt w1th a nejw
one
Damaged clutch arm or hole of the
clutch arm
spring
pin.
• Replace the clutch arm of the
hydrostatic transmission.
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Internal faults in the hydrostatic
transmission.
Go to page 2-16.