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12. TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
The motor will not
start
Excessive noise
Excessive vibrations
Poor work results
ELECTRIC TILLER
Possible causes
The machine is not connected to
a power supply
There is no voltage in the mains
Faulty power cord
Faulty safety switch/plug
Fuse against overheating was
activated
Blades are jammed
Leaking oil
Missing bolts, nuts or other parts.
The blades are damaged or worn
out
Working depth is too large
Working depth is too small
Worn out blades
Troubleshooting
Remedy
Connect the machine to a power supply
Check the power supply
Check the power cord. Repair or replace it if
necessary.
Visit an authorised service centre
1. The working depth is too big, set a smaller
depth.
2. The blades are blocked, remove the
obstacle.
3. The soil is too hard, select the correct
working depth and move the machine
forwards and backwards while at the
same time reducing the working speed.
Wait approximately 15 minutes for the
motor to cool down before using it again.
Turn the machine off. Wait until the blades
come to a complete stop. Remove any
material stuck inside.
The tiller must be repaired. Call our customer
line for support.
Tighten all the parts. If the noise persists,
organise repairs.
Replace the damaged or worn out blades.
Set the correct working depth.
Set the correct working depth.
Replace the damaged or worn out blades.
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