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(2) It runs poorly
SYMPTOM
Hard to drive the
snow thrower in
forward direction.
Snow thrower does
not run.
Snow thrower runs
slowly.
Hard to drive the
snow thrower in
reverse direction.
Snow thrower does
not move when
squeezing the drive
clutch lever.
Steering lever does
not work at all (or it
does not work well).
POSSIBLE CAUSE
Auger lock bolt is broken.
Auger height is not
properly adjusted.
Snow is clogged in the
snowblowing mechanism.
Drive motor overheated
by operation under
excessive load, which
armed the protection
function.
To prevent malfunction
resulting from drive motor
overheating, the drive
power is reduced.
Auger height is not
adjusted in the HIGH
position.
Wheel pin in the track has
worked off.
Warning indicator
(orange) blinks or comes
on.
Snowblowing mechanism
is buried in deep snow.
Track does not stop or
become slower when
squeezing the steering
lever.
REMEDY
Replace the auger lock bolt (see
page 88).
Auger height adjustment (see
page 53).
Use the snow drop bar to
remove the snow (see page 76).
Release the drive clutch lever,
stop the work, keep the engine
switch in the ON position and
wait until the drive control
warning indicator (orange) does
not blink (see page 71).
Release the drive clutch lever,
stop the work, keep the engine
switch in the ON position and
wait until the drive control
warning indicator (orange) does
not blink (see page 71).
Auger height adjustment
(see page 53).
Consult an authorized Honda
dealer.
Check the drive control warning
indicator (orange) for the
number of blinks (see pages 108
and 109). Consult with your
authorized Honda dealer.
Lift up the snow blowing
mechanism.
Operate the main shift lever to
the slower position, squeeze the
steering lever and apply some
force on the handle to turn in
the direction you want.
Steering lever sensor or drive
motor might be faulty. Consult
an authorized Honda dealer.
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