Honda HSM1336i Owner's Manual page 129

TAKING CARE OF UNEXPECTED PROBLEMS
(3)Does not clear snow well. (continued)
SYMPTOM
Chuter guide does not
operate.
Auger housing rolling
does not operate.
[USA model only]
Auger housing height
does not operate.
Drive control warning
indicator (orange) blinks or
stays on.
• If the snow depth is less than 2 inches (5 cm) deep, shift to a faster speed for more efficient
snow throwing.
*1: Tell your authorized Honda snow blower dealer about the number of blinks of the drive control
warning indicator (orange).
(4)Other problems
SYMPTOM
Track is worked off from
the wheels.
Headlight does not turn
on.
POSSIBLE CAUSE
Motor is overheated (breaker
tripped).
Motor or switch is faulty.
Left driver is faulty.
Auger power rolling adjusting
part is overheated.
Auger power rolling adjusting
part is faulty.
Right driver is faulty.
Auger power height adjusting
part is overheated.
Auger power height adjusting
part is faulty.
Left driver is faulty.
Electric system is abnormal or
faulty.
POSSIBLE CAUSE
Track is loosened.
Battery is dead.
Fuse is blown out.
Bulb in the headlight is out.
REMEDY
Internal protection circuit is
armed when the auger power
height adjusting part is
overheated by frequent
application of the auger control
switch. Wait for a while and
operate the switch again.
Consult an authorized Honda
dealer.
Internal protection circuit is
armed when the auger power
height adjusting part is
overheated by frequent
application of the auger control
switch. Wait for a while and
operate the switch again.
Consult an authorized Honda
dealer.
Internal protection circuit is
armed when the auger power
height adjusting part is
overheated by frequent
application of the auger control
switch. Wait for a while and
operate the switch again.
Consult an authorized Honda
dealer.
Check the drive control warning
indicator (orange) for the
number of blinks (see pages 118
and 119). Consult with your
authorized Honda dealer. *1:
REMEDY
Check and adjust the deflection
of the track (see page 89).
Charge or replace the battery
(see pages 96 and 99).
Replace the fuse (see page 100).
Consult with an authorized
Honda dealer.
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