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Craftsman 247.886914 Operator's Manual

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Operator's
Manual
CRRFr MRN
26" SNOW THROWER
Model No. 247.886914
CAUTION"
Before using this
product,
read this manual and
follow
all safety
rules and operating
instructions.
,, SAFETY
o ASSEMBLY
OPERATION
MAINTENANCE
PARTS LIST
o ESPANOL
Sears Brands Management
Corporation,
Hoffman
Estates,
IL 60179, U.S.A.
Visit our website:
www.craftsman.com
Form
No. 769-051341
(June21,2013)

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  • Page 1 Operator's Manual CRRFr MRN 26" SNOW THROWER Model No. 247.886914 ,, SAFETY o ASSEMBLY OPERATION MAINTENANCE CAUTION" Before using this PARTS LIST product, read this manual and o ESPANOL follow all safety rules and operating instructions. Sears Brands Management Corporation,...
  • Page 2 Warranty Statement ......Page 2 Off-Season S torage ......Page 24 Safe Operation Practices ...... Pages 3 -6 Troubleshooting ......Page 26-27 Assembly ........Pages 8 -13 Parts List ........Pages 2 8-47 Operation........Pages 14-17 Repair P rotection Agreement ....
  • Page 3 Thissymbolpointsout importantsafety instructionswhich, if not Thismachinewasbuilt to beoperatedaccordingto the safeoperation followed, could endangerthe personalsafetyand/or property of practicesin this manual.Aswith anytype of powerequipment, yourself and others.Readandfollow all instructions in this manual carelessness o r error on the part of the operatorcanresultin seriousinjury. beforeattempting to operatethis machine.Failureto complywith these Thismachineiscapableof amputating fingers, hands,toesandfeet and instructions m ay resultin personalinjury.Whenyou seethis symbol, HEED...

  • Page 4: Operation

    To r educe fire hazards, keep machine free o fgrass, leaves, or other debris Use onlyattachments andaccessories approved bythe manufacturer ( e.g. build-up. Clean up oil o r fuel spillage and r emove any f uel soaked debris. wheelweights,tire chains,cabs etc.). Never store the machine or fuel container...

  • Page 5: Spark Arrestor

    Check fuelline,tank,cap,andfittings frequentlyfor cracks or leaks. R eplace if necessary. Donot crankenginewith sparkplug removed. According to the Consumer Products S afetyCommission ( CPSC) andthe U.S. E nvironmental Protection Agency (EPA), thisproducthasan Average Useful Life of seven (7)years, o r 60 hoursofoperation. A tthe endof the Average Useful Life havethe machine inspected annuallybyan authorized service dealerto ensure that all mechanical andsafetysystems areworkingproperly andnotwornexcessively.

  • Page 6: Safety Symbols

    SAFETY SYMBOLS Thispage depicts and describes safety symbols that may appear on this product. Read, understand, and follow all instructions on the machine before attempting to assemble and operate. READ THE OPERATOR'S MANUAL(S) Read, understand, and follow all instructions in the manual(s) before attempting to assemble operate WARNING--...
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  • Page 8: Removing Fromcarton

    NOTE: References to rightor left sideofthe snowthroweraredetermined from behindthe unit in theoperatingposition(standing directlybehindthe snow thrower,facingthe handlepanel). Removing FromCarton Cutthe corners of the cartonandlaythe sides flat on theground.Remove ChuteSupport anddiscard all packinginserts. Bracket Movethe snowthrowerout of the carton. Makecertainthe cartonhasbeencompletely emptiedbefore discarding it. Assembly Observe t he lowerrearareaof the snowthrowerto besurebothcables are Chute...

  • Page 9: Top View

    Place chuteontochutebaseandensure chutecontrolrodispositioned under handlepanel.Installhexbolt previously removed but donot secure with wingnut at thistime.SeeFigure 4. TopView Squeeze t he triggeronthe handlepanel j oystickandrotatethe chuteby handto faceforward.Theholesinthe chutecontrolinputwill befacingup. SeeFigure 5. NOTE: The chutewill not rotatewithoutsqueezing the triggeronthe joystick. Rotatethejoysticktothe oneo'clock positionsothe sliverindicator arrowon the inputshaftbelowthe control p anelpointsupward.SeeFigure 6.
  • Page 10 Makesureall cables areroutedto the left of the chutecontrolrod.Lineup the holeinthe rodwith the arrowonthe inputshaftandinsertthe rodinto the inputshaftbelowjoystickon handle panel.SeeFigure 7. NOTE: Thechutecontrolrodwill fit snugglyintothe inputshaft.Support t he rearofthe dashpanel w ith onehandwhileinsertingthe rodwith yourother handto ensure the rodisinsertedall the wayinto the inputshaft. Nowpushthe chutecontrol r odbacktowardsthe handlepaneluntil the holeinthe rodlinesup with the holeinthe chutecontrolinputclosest t o the chutecontrol h ead.Insertthecotter pin.SeeFigure 8.
  • Page 11 Check thatall cables areproperly routedthroughthe cableguideonthe engine.SeeFigure 10. NOTE: Ifthe chutecontrolisnot assembled c orrectlyit will not movefreely norwill it movefully to the rightandleft. Set-Up Shear Pins Holes arelocated in the plastic dashpanel f or convenient shearpinstorage. S ee Figure 11.Refer t o the Operation sectionfor moreinformationregarding shearpin replacement.
  • Page 12 ChuteClean-Out Tool Achuteclean-out t ool isfastened to the top ofthe augerhousing with amounting clip.SeeFigure 12.Thetoolisdesigned to clearachuteassembly o f iceand snow. T hisitemisfastened with acabletie at the factory.Cutthe cable tie before operatingthesnowthrower. ChuteClean-out T ool Neveruseyour handsto clearaclogged chuteassembly.Shutoff engine and remainbehind handles until all movingpartshavestoppedbefore usingthe clean-outtool to clearthe chuteassembly.

  • Page 13: Auger Control

    Auger Control Prior t ooperating your snow thrower, carefully read andfollowall instructions below. P erform all adjustments toverify your s now thrower i s operating safely andproperly. Check t he adjustmentofthe augercontrol a sfollows: Theaugercontrolislocated on the left handle.SeeFigure 14inset.When the augercontrolisreleased andinthe disengaged "up"position,the cable shouldhaveverylittle slack.

  • Page 14: Choke Control

    Shift Lever Drive Control Four=WayChute ControP (Joystick) Auger Control Gas Cap Wheel Steering Control Chute Assembly MUfti\er i_e;:_lleStarte _ IF ELLEVE Clean Out Primer Tool Throttle Control Choke Control Electric Start Button Oil Drain Electric Starter Outlet Figure 15 Nowthatyouhavesetupyoursnowthrower,it's importantto become acquainted with its controls andfeatures.Refer t o Figure 15.
  • Page 15 Throttlecontrol DriveControl/Auger Control Lock DRIVE CONTROL Thethrottlecontrolislocatedonthe rearofthe engine.It regulates the speed ofthe engineandwill shutoffthe enginewhen moved into the STOP p osition. Primer Depressing t he primerforces fueldirectlyintothe engine's carburetor t o aid incold-weather s tarting. Electric Starter Button Pressing t he electricstarterbuttonengages t he engine'selectricstarterwhen Thedrivecontrolislocatedonthe right handle.

  • Page 16: Clean-Outtool

    Clean-OutTool Donot overfill the fueltank.Afterrefueling,makesurethe tankcapisclosed properly andsecurely. Becareful n ot to spillfuelwhen refueling.Spilled fuel orfuel vapormay ignite.If anyfuel isspilled,makesurethe areaisdry before startingthe Neveruseyour handsto clearaclogged chuteassembly.Shutoff engine engine. and remainbehindhandles until all movingparts havestopped before usingthe clean-out t ool to clearthe chuteassembly. Avoidrepeatedor prolonged contactwith skinor breathingofvapor.

  • Page 17: Stopping The Engine

    ToEngageDrive Movethrottle control t o FAST ( rabbit)_Jl_ _ position. 3 Move choke to the C HOKE I,'I pos t on co,d eng nestart),fengine s With the throttlecontrolinthe Fast ( rabbit)_ _1 position,moveshift lever into oneof the sixforward(F)positions or two reverse (R)positions. S elect a warm,place chokein RUN position.

  • Page 18: Maintenance Schedule

    MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE Followthe maintenance s chedule givenbelow.Thischartdescribes s ervice guidelines only.Use the Service Logcolumn to keeptrackofcompleted maintenance t asks.Tolocatethe nearest S ears Service C enter o r to schedule service, Beforeperforming any type of maintenance/service, d isengageall controls andstop the engine.Wait until all moving partshavecometo a complete simplycontactSears at 1-800-4-MY-HOME ®.
  • Page 19 Refillwith the recommended o il andcheck the oil level.SeeRecommended OilUsage chart.Theengine's oil capacityis20ounces. (oF)-40o-20 o 0o 20o 40o Oil Drain (oc) -30° -20° -10 ° 0° Plug DO NOT use nondetergentoil or 2-strokeengine oil. it couldshorten the engine'sservicelife. Reinstall the oil filler cap/dipstick securely. Figure18 Thoroughlywashyour hands with soapandwater assoonaspossibleafter SparkPlug...
  • Page 20 Lubrication "I GearShaft Thegear(hex)shaftshouldbelubricated at leastonceaseason or after every25 hoursof operation. Topreventspillage, r emove all fuel fromtank byrunningengineuntil it stops. Carefully pivotthe snowthrowerupandforwardsothat it restsonthe auger housing. Remove t he lowerframecoverfrom the underside of the snowthrowerby removing the self-tapping screws whichsecure it. Applya lightcoatingof engineoil (or3-in-1oil) to the hexshaft.SeeFigure NOTE: Whenlubricating the hexshaft,becareful n ot to get anyoil onthe aluminum driveplateor rubberfrictionwheel.Doing sowill hinderthe snowthrower'sdrive...
  • Page 21 Adjustments Shift Cable If the full rangeof speeds (forwardandreverse) c annotbeachieved, referto the figureto the fight andadjusttheshift cableasfollows: Place the shift leverinthe fastestforwardspeed position(F6). Loosen the hex nut onthe shift cableindexbracket. S eeFigure 24. Pivotthe bracket d ownwardtotake upslackinthe cable. Retighten the hexnut.

  • Page 22: Belt Replacement

    Auger Control Referto theAssembly sectionforinstructions on adjustingtheaugercontrol c able. Skid Shoes Referto theAssembly sectionforinstructions on adjustingtheskidshoes. Belt Replacement Auger Belt Toremove andreplace yoursnowthrower'saugerbelt, proceed asfollows: Topreventspillage, r emove all fuel fromtank byrunningengineuntil it stops. Remove t he plasticbelt coveronthe front of the enginebyremoving thetwo self-tapping screws.
  • Page 23 Loosen andremove the shoulder screw whichactsasabelt keeper. R efer t o Figure 30. Remove t he belt fromaroundthe augerpulley,andslipthe belt betweenthe supportbracket a ndtheaugerpulley.SeeFigure 31. NOTE: Engaging t he augercontrol w ill easeremoval a ndreinstallation of the belt. Reassemble augerbeltbyfollowing instructions inreverse order. NOTE: DoNOT forgetto reinstallthe shoulder s crewandreconnect t hespring to the frameafterinstallingareplacement augerbelt.
  • Page 24 If the snowthrowerwill not beusedfor 30daysor longer, o r if it is theendof thesnowseason whenthe lastpossibility of snowisgone,the equipmentneeds to bestored properly.Follow storageinstructions belowto ensuretop performance f rom thesnowthrowerformanymoreyears. PreparingEngine PreparingSnowThrower Engines s toredover30daysneedto bedrained of fuel to prevent d eterioration and Whenstoringthe snowthrowerin anunventilated or metalstorage shed, gumfromforminginfuel system or on essential c arburetor p arts.If thegasoline in careshouldbetakento rustproof t he equipment.

  • Page 26: Need More Help

    Disconnect the sparkplug wireandgroundit againstthe engine to prevent unintended starting. Beforeperforming anytypeof maintenance/service, disengage all controls andstop the engine.Wait until aHmovingparts havecometo a completestop.Alwayswear safetyglasses duringoperation or while performing any adjustmentsor repairs. This section addresses minor service i ssues. Tolocate the nearest Sears Service Center o rto schedule service, simply contact Sears at 1-800-4-MY=HOMP. Engine fails to start Choke control not in CHOKE position.
  • Page 27 Unit fails to discharge snow 1. Chute assembly clogged. 1. Stop engine immediately and disconnect spark plug wire. Clean chute assembly and inside of auger housing with clean-out tool or a stick. 2. Foreign object lodged in auger. 2. Stop engine immediately and disconnect spark plug wire.
  • Page 28 Craftsman SnowThrower Model 247.886914 10j_...
  • Page 29 Craftsman SnowThrowerModel 247.886914 684-04264-4044 731-2635 Snow Removal Tool Mount Housing Assembly, Auger 26" 684-04107-0637 684-04057A-0637 Spiral Assembly, Impeller Assembly, 12" Dia. 684-04108-0637 710-0347 Spiral Assembly, Hex Screw, 3/8-16, 1.75, Gr5 731-04870 710-0451 Spacer, 1.25 OD x .75 ID x 1.00 Bolt, Carriage, 5/16-18, .750 Grl...
  • Page 30 Craftsman SnowThrower Model247.886914...
  • Page 31 Craftsman SnowThrower Model 247.886914 984-04338A 4-Way Chute Control Assembly 710-04187 Hi-Lo Screw, 1/4-15 x 0.5 715-0150 Roll Pin 747-05116 Chute Rod 710-04370 Hex Screw, 1/4-20 x 3.00 738-04367 Flange Shoulder Screw 918-04801A 4-Way Chute Gearbox Assembly 736-04446 Flat Washer, .25 x .630 x .0515...
  • Page 32 Craftsman SnowThrower Model247.886914 61/_...
  • Page 33 Craftsman SnowThrowerModel 247.886914 732-0705 Cable Control Wire 684-04112C Handle Engagement Ass'y RH 732-04238 749-04191A-0637 Upper Handle LH Torsion Spring 731-04894D Lock Plate 710-04326 Screw, #8-16 x 0.50 732-04219C 684-04250 Pivot Rod Clutch Lock Spring 738-04126 935-0199A Pin, 3/16 Rubber Bumper...
  • Page 34 Craftsman SnowThrower Model247.886914 14 i...
  • Page 35 Craftsman SnowThrowerModel 247.886914 738-04184A Shoulder Screw 735-04099 Plug, 3/8 ID 711-1268B Actuator Shaft 790-00316-4044 Frame Cover 946-05067 Drive Clutch Cable 656-04055 Friction Wheel Disc Assembly 918-06072 732-04345 Extension Spring Drive Shaft Assembly 684-04153C 790-00207C Drive Clutch Cable Guide Bracket Friction Wheel Assembly...
  • Page 36 Craftsman E ngine Model270-SUA For Snow Model247.886914 951-11282 Muffler Assembly 710-05001 Muffler Stud 951-14190 Muffler Stud Kit 951-11289 Muffler Gasket 712-04214 Nut- M8 710-04915 Bolt- M6 X 12 Zin 951-I0642B Muffler Shroud...
  • Page 37 Craftsman EngineModel270-SUAForSnowModel 247.886914 °0 951-10634 Shroud-Engine 712-04213 951-11284 Choke Knob 951-10757 Throttle Knob 951-10637 Switch-Ignition 731-05632 Ignition Key Switch 951-10640 Push Rod-Choke 951-10635 Air Filter Heating 710-04943 Bolt-M6 1X28M Spec...
  • Page 38 Craftsman E ngine Model270-SUA For Snow Model247.886914 131-Gasket Kit-Complete 70-_% 132-Gasket Kit-External 70---_ 133- Complete Engine...
  • Page 39 Craftsman EngineModel270-SUAForSnowModel 247.886914 951-12111 Piston Ring Set 951-11632 Piston Pin Snap Ring 951-12007 Piston 951-11633 Piston Pin 710-04915 Bolt- M6 X 12 Zin 951-11113 Shield - Air 951-11573 Connecting Rod Assembly 951-14053 Governor Shaft 736-04461 Washer 951-11902 Governor Seal 714-04078...
  • Page 40 Craftsman E ngine Model270-SUA For Snow Model247.886914 46 _46 U" -"45 131-Gasket Kit-Complete 132-Gasket Kit-External 133- CompleteEngine...
  • Page 41 Craftsman EngineModel270-SUAForSnowModel 247.886914 ID - 710-04968 Flange Bolt M6 951-11054A Valve Cover 731-07059 Hose-Breather 726-04101 Clamp-Breather Hose 951-11565 Valve Cover Gasket 951-12000 Intake Valve Spring Retainer 951-11892 Rocker Arm Assembly 751-11124 Nut - Pivot Lockin 751-11123 Nut - Valve Adjust...
  • Page 42 Craftsman E ngine Model270-SUA For Snow Model247.886914 134- Carburetor Kit - Deni 135 -Carburetor Kit - Huayi...
  • Page 43 Craftsman EngineModel270-SUAForSnowModel 247.886914 II _ 710-04939 Stud-Carb 710-04910 Stud- M6X 105 951-11567 Gasket-Carb Insulator 951-11896 Carburetor Insulat 951-11569A Carburetor Gasket 951-10639A Primer 951-11824 Primer Bulb 951-14026A Carburetor Assembly - Huayi 951-14027A Carburetor Assembly - Deni 951-11897 Carburetor Gasket 951-11112 Bracket-...
  • Page 44 Craftsman E ngine Model270-SUA For Snow Model247.886914 ® ® 951-10646 Ignition Coil 951-11110 Shield - Air Flow 710-04940 Bolt 710-04919 Bolt - Flange M6 951-12416 Flywheel 951-10934 Cooling 951-10911 Starter Cup 712-04209 Nut- M14 710-04915 Bolt- M6X 12 Zin 951-10663A Fan Cover Complete 736-04455 Flat Washer-Recoil...
  • Page 45 Craftsman EngineModel270-SUAForSnowModel 247.886914 ,114 951-11914 951-10758 Throttle Control Assembly Engine/Dipstick Cover 710-04905 Bolt 710-05103 Bolt-M6 X 12 951-I 1108 Shield - Governor 710-04915 Bolt- M6 X 12 Zin 951-I 1935 951-11913 Governor Spring Oil Fill Tube Assembly 951-10664 951-11381 Spring-Throttle...
  • Page 46 Craftsman E ngine Model270-SUA For Snow Model247.886914 710-04914 Bolt- Flange M6 951-11680 Flexible Clamp 951-11114 Bracket- Switch Housing Mount 712-05015 710-04965 Screw M4 X 55 710-04935 Screw - M4 X 60 710-05182 Bolt-M6 X 32 715-04088 Pin - Dowel 951-I0645A Electric Starter 710-04915 Bolt- M6X 12 Zin...
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  • Page 48: Owner's Warranty Responsibilities

    OWNERSWARRANTY RESPONSIBILITIES: As the outdoor equipment engine owner, you are responsible for performance of the required maintenance listed in your owner's manual. MTD Consumer Group Inc recommends that you retain all receipts covering maintenance on your outdoor equipment engine,...

  • Page 49: Warranted Parts

    Board m ay not b eused. The use ofany non-exempted add-on o r modified parts b ytheultimate purchaser willbegrounds fordisallowing awarranty claims. MTD Consumer Group I nc willnotbeliable t o warrant failures ofwarranted parts c aused bytheuse ofanon-exempted add-on o rmodified part.
  • Page 50 Congratulations onmakingasmartpurchase. YournewCraftsman ®productisdesigned andmanufactured f or yearsof dependable operation. B utlikeall products, i t mayrequire repairfromtime to time.That'swhenhaving a Repair P rotection Agreement c ansave youmoneyandaggravation. Here'swhat the Repair ProtectionAgreement _ includes: 10,000 [] Expertservice byour professional repairspecialists [] Unlimitedservice and nocharge for partsandlaboronallcovered repairs [] Productreplacementupto $1500 if yourcovered productcan'tbefixed [] Discount o f 25%from regular priceof service andrelatedinstalled p artsnot covered bythe agreement;...
  • Page 51 Declarad6n de garantia ....... P_gina 51 Almacenamiento fuera de temporada ..P_gina 73 Pr_cticas operaci6n seguras ....P_gina 52 Solucidn de problemas ......P_gina 74 Montaje ........P_gina 56 Acuerdo de proteccidn para reparaciones ..P_gina 78 Operad6n ........P_gina 62 Lista de piezas ........
  • Page 52 Lapresendade este simboloindica cluesetrata de instrucciones Estam_iquina rue construida parasetoperadadeacuerdoconlasreglas importantes de seguridadquesedebenrespetarparaevitar poneren de seguridadcontenidaseneste manual.AI igual queconcualquiertipo peligro suseguridadpersonaly/o materialy lade otras personas.Leay siga de equipo motorizado,un descuidoo error pot parte deJoperadorpuede todaslasinstrucciones de este manualantesde poner enfundonamiento producir lesionesgraves.Estam_iquinaescapazde amputar manosy pies esta m_iguina.
  • Page 53 Manejo seguro de la gasolina Nunca operelam_quina sifalta un montajedelcanal o s[elmlsmoest_ daffado. M antenga todoslosdispositivos d eseguridad ensulugaryen Para evitarlesiones p ersonales o dafiosmateriales tengamucho cuidado cuando funcionamiento. trabajecongasolina. L agasolina essumamente inflamable y susvapores pueden causar e xplosiones. Si s ederrama gasolina encima osobrelaropasepuedelesionar Nunca endendaelmotorenespados cerrados o enunazonaconpoca gravemente yaquesepuedeincendiar.L_vese l apiely c_mbiese deropade ventilad6n.Elescape delmotorcontienemon6xido de carbono, un gas...

  • Page 54: Mantenimiento Y Almacenamiento

    Para encender e l motor, j aiede lacuerda lentamentehastaquesienta Segun laComisi6n d e Seguridad deProductos paraelConsumidor delos resistenda, luegojaler_pidamente. E l r epliegue r_pidodelacuerdade Estados U nidos (CPSC) y laAgencia deProtecci6n A mbiental d elosEstados arranque (tensi6n de retroceso) lejalar_la manoy elbrazohadaelmotor Unidos (EPA), esteproductotJeneunavidafitil media de siete(7)afros, 6 m_sr_pidodeIoqueustedpuede soltar.El r esultado pueden serhuesos 60 horas defuncionamiento.
  • Page 55 S|MBOLOSDESEGURIDAD Esta p_gina describe los simbolosy figuras de seguridad internacionales que pueden aparecer en este producto. Lea el manual del operador para obtener la informaci6n terminada sobre seguridad, reunirse, operaci6n y mantenimiento y reparad6n. LEA EL MANUAL DEL OPERADOR (S) Lea, entienda,y siga todas las instrucciones en el manual (es) antes de intentar...

  • Page 56: Montaje

    NOTA: lasreferencias a l ladoderecho o y ciertosdelam_quina quitanievese determinan desde laparteposteriordelaunidaden posici6n de operaci6n (permaneciendo directamente detr_sdelam_quina quitanieve, m irandohacia el Cabezalde Control del paneldelamanija). Extracd6n de ia Uaidadde ia Caja M_nsnlade /anal Soporte del Cortelasesquinas d e lacajadecart6nyexti_ndalaenel pisoQuitey descarte _nal todoslosinsertos d eempaque.
  • Page 57 Ublque e l canal sobre l a base d elmlsmo ygarantlzar lavarilla hexagonal CabezaI de est_ sltuado bajo elpanel manejar. Instalar elperno hexagonal prevlamente Control delCanal ellminado, pero noseguro c ontuerca demarlposa eneste momento. Vea la Flgura 4 . Aprlete e ldlsparador enla palanca decontrol ygire el canal manualmente para quemirehada delante.
  • Page 58 InsertelavarJJia h exagonal dentrode[engranaje de[piff6npordebajo de [a paJanca d econtrol.Asegtirese d eaJJnear elorificioen [avariJJa h exagonal con[aflechaenelengranaje de[ pJffdn, V ea[aFigura 7. flOTA" E lorifido esunareferenda paraaJinear [ avariJJa con[aflecha indicadora enelengranaje de[ piffdn, Empuje lavarillahacia el panel d econtrolhastaqueelorificJo en [avariJJa hexagonal seaJinee conelorJfJdo en [aentrada de control d e[canal I o m4s cercaposible delcabeza[ d econtrolde[canal e inserte el pasador d echaveta.
  • Page 59 Controle quetodosloscables est@n a decuadamente dirigidosatrav@s de la guiadecables enel motor.VealaFigura 10. NOTA: Param_ssuave funcionamiento, loscables deben estaralaizquierda delavarillahexagonal. Configurad6n Pasadorde cuchilla Enelpanelde instrumentos de pl_stico hayorificiosparaelalmacenamiento conveniente d el pasador d ecuchilla. Y ealafigura11. Consulte lasecion de servkio y mantenimiento param_sinformacidn en cuantoelreemplazo delpasador d e cuchilla.
  • Page 60 Herramienta de Limpieza del Canal Hayuna herramienta delimpiezadelcanal iajustada a lapartesuperior d e [acaja de[abarrenaconun pasador d eensamNado. Vea[aFigura 12.Laherramienta est_ diseffada para[impiarelhieloy [anievedel montajede uncanal Esteproducto se sujetamediante unauni6ndecaneen[af_brica.Corte[auni6ndecaneantesde operar[am_quina quitanieve. Herramientade Nuncausesusmanospara[iberar un montaje de canaltapado. Apague e[ motor ypermanezca d etr,_sde [asmanijashastaquetodas[aspartes m6viiessehayandetenido antesde utiiizar la herramientade limpieza para[impiar e[ montaje de[ canal Presi6nde losNeum_ticos...
  • Page 61 Prueba de Control d e [a Barrena Antesdeoperar sum_quina quitanieve, l ea atentamentey cumpla todas[asinstrucciones queaparecena continuaci6n. Reaiice todos los ajustesparaverificar quela m_quinaest_operandoconseguridad y .........._[" ............correctamente. Compruebe e lajustedel control d e labarrena de lasiguiente forma: Elcontrol d e labarrena seencuentra en elmangoizquierdo.

  • Page 62: Palancade Cambios

    Palanca de Cambios Control de Transmisi6n Control del canal de 4 direcdones Barrena Tap6n de combustible Rueda que Conduce Mando Montaje del canal Silenciador Manija delarrancadol de retroceso Herramienta de Cebador \__" limpieza del canal Llave Llendo Control del regulador Control del Bot6n del cebador...
  • Page 63 Control de ia Transmisi6n/Control d e ia Barrenade Control del Regulador Cerradura CONTROL DE LA TRANSMI$10N Elcontrol d el regulador e st_ubicado enla partetrasera delmotor.Regula [a velocidad delmotor,y Ioapagacuando seIocoloca enla posidGn STOP ( detendGn). Cebador AIpresionar e lcebador s eenviacombustible directamente alcarburador d elmotorparaayudaral encendido cuando elclimaesfrio.

  • Page 64: Antesde Encender El Motor

    Gasoiina Herramientade Limpieza Utilice gasolina paraautom6viles (sinplomooconbajocontenido de plomopara minimizarlosdep6sitos e nlac_mara decombusti6n) conunoctanajem[nimode 87. Sepuedeusargasolina conhastaun 10%deetanoloun 15%deMTBE (#termet[lico Nuncausesusmanospara liberarun montajede canaltapado.Antesde terciario-but[lico). Nunca useunamezcla deaceitey gasolina nigasolina suda.Evite destaparlo, a pagueel motor y permanezca detr_sdelasmanijashastaque queselntroduzca suciedad, polvooaguaeneltanquedecombustible. N Outllice todaslaspartesm6vilessehayandetenido.
  • Page 65 Arrancador E l ctrko Muevalapalanca de control d el regulador a la posici6n FAST ( r_ipido, representada p orunaliebre_ Muevalapalancadelcebadorhastalaposid6nCHOKE 1,'_1 (encendidocon Elarrancadorel_ctricoest_ diseffadopara operarcon corriente el motorenfrio). Si e l motoryaest_i caliente, u biqueel cebador e nlaposici6n dom_stica de 120voltios. Debeserutilizado con un recept_culo d etres OFF.

  • Page 66: Programa De Mantenimiento

    PROGRAMA D EMANTENIMIENTO Sigaelcronograma d e mantenimiento quesepresenta acontinuaci6n. Esta tabla s61o describe pautasdeservicio. U tilicelacolumnaRegistro deServicio parahacer e l Antesde realizar cualquiertipo del mantenimiento/servicio,suelte seguimiento delastareas de mantenimiento completadas. Para ubicarelCentro de todos losmandosy pareel motor. Espere h astaquetodaslaspartesde Servicio Sears m_scercano o paraprogramar u nservicio, s implemente comun[quese conSears altel_fono1-800-4-MY-HOME ®.
  • Page 67 CambiodeAceitedel Motor NOTA: Cambie elaceitedespu_s d elas5 primeras horas deoperaci6n y despu_s d e cada50horasdeoperaci6n o unavezportemporada. Vacie el combustible deltanquehaciendo funcionar e l motorhastaqueel tanquede combustible e st_ratio. Cerci6rese de quelatapadelcombustible est_asegurada. Coloque unrecipiente adecuado pararecolectar e laceitebajoeltap6nde drenaje deaceite. Retireeltap6ndedrenaje deaceite.
  • Page 68 Midalaseparad6n debujiaconuncalibrador. C ordjadesernecesado tordendoelelectrodo lateral.Veala Figura 19.Laseparad6n debe establecerse entre0,02y 0,03pulgadas (0,60-0,80 mm). Verifiquequelaarandela delabujiaest_enbuenas condiciones y enr6squela Electrodo manualmente paranoestropear l arosca. Unavezquelabujiaest_colocada, apri_tela conunallaveparacompdmirla arandela. NOTA: Cuando instaleunabujianueva, u navezcolocada labujiaaprieteI/2 vuelta paracomprimirlaarandela. C uando vuelva a colocar u nabujiausada, u navez colocada labujiaaprieteI/8 - I/4 devueltaparacomprimirlaarandela.
  • Page 69 Para retirar[aszapatas antides[izantes: Quiteloscuatropernos delcarro, a randeias, y [astuercas de brida hexagonales quelosaseguran a lam£quina quitanieve. Monte[asnuevas zapatas antides[izantes c oncuatrospernos decarro(dosen cadalado),arandelas, y lastuercas de bridahexagonales. Consu[te l a Figura Para retirarlaplacade raspado: Quitelospernos decarroy lastuercas hexagonales quelasujetan alacajade lam£quina quitanieve.

  • Page 70: Reemplazode La Correa

    MariHa decontrol del c ana{ Para lograrunamayorengagment varillahexagonal enelpi_6ndeariesenel / \..marcodelpaneldemanejar, e snecesario a justarlavarillade control d elcanal. Para ajustarestevarilla,proceda delasiguiente manera: Retireelpasador d echaveta delorificio m4scercano al conjunto del canal sobre el montajederotaci6ndel canal.VealaFigura 25. Retirelavariilade control d elcanalhastaqueelorificiode iamismasealinee conel segundo orificioenelmontajederotaci6ndelcanal.
  • Page 71 5aquelacubiertadelmarcodesde debajo de lam_quina quitanieve retirandoloscuatrotornillosautorroscantes quelaaseguran. VealaFigura Aflojey retireeltornilloconrebordequeactuacomoguarda de lacorrea. YealaFigura 29. Retirelacorrea dealrededor delapoleadelabarrenay deslice la misma entrelamdnsula desoporte y lapoleade labarrena. Y eala Figura 30. NOTA" Mantener elcontrol d e labarrena vaafacilitarel desmontaje y reinstalad6n de lacorrea. Para realizar elreensamblado delacorrea d ela barrena siga lasinstrucciones enorden inverso.
  • Page 72 Inspecci6n de ia Ruedade Fricci6n Silam_quina quitanievenoseacdonacuando elcontrol d e latransmisi6n est_ engranado, y slalrealizarelajustedelcabledecontroldelatransmisi6n que © aparece elproblemanosecorrige, t al vezsedebareemplazar l aruedadefricci6n. Examine lagomade suruedadefricd6nen busca designos dedesgaste ogrietasy reemplace ruedas[esnecesar[o. N01".4: Varios componentes debenserretirados y serequieren herramientas espedales p arareemplazar l aruedaestam_quina quitanievefricci6n.
  • Page 73 Sinosevaa utilizaelequipodurante30diasom_is, o sieselfinal delatemporada denievey ya noexisteposibilidad dequenieve,esnecesario a lmacenar e lequipode manera adecuada. Siga lasinstrucdones d e almacenamiento queseindicanacontinuaddnparagarantizar e l rendimiento m_iximo d e lam_iquina quitanieve durante muchos afros. Preparad6ndel Motor Preparad6nde ia M quina Quitanieve Losmotores quesealmacenan durantem_is de30diasnecesitan serdrenados Cuando almacene lam_quina quitanieve enun galpbndedepbsitomet_lico decombustible paraevitarquesedeterioren y seformegomaenelsistemade o conpocaventilad6n,tengaespecial c uidado de realizarle untratamiento...
  • Page 74 Antesde realizarcualquiertipo de[ mantenimiento/servMo, sueite todos losmandosy pare el motor.Espere h astaquetodaslaspartesde movimiento hayan venidoa unaparadacompleta.Desconecte el alambre de bujia y b_selocontrael motor paraprevenir elcomienzo involuntario. Siemprellevepuestoscristales inastillables d urante laoperad6n o realizando cualquierajusteo reparaciones. Estasecci6nseocupade cuestiones de menor importanciadel servido. Para localizar el m_s cercanoCentro de Servkio Sears,o para programar un servido,simplemente p6ngaseencontacto con Searsal 1-800-4-MY-}IOME % El motor no arranca 1.
  • Page 75 P_rdida de potencia 1. El cable de la bujia est_ flojo. 1. Conecte y ajuste el cable de la bujia. 2. El orificio de ventilaci6n del tap6n de Ilenado 2. Retire el hieloy la nieve del tap6n de Ilenado del combustible est_ obstruido.
  • Page 76 Agencia de Proteccidn Medioambiental de los Estados Unidos, (EPA). MTD Consumer Group Inc. debe garantizar el sistema de control de emisiones (ECS) de su motor de equipos de exteriores por el periodo...
  • Page 77 (Air R esources Board). El u so decualquier pieza a dicional omodificada noexenta pot e lcomprador final s er_ causal deinvalidez delos reclamos bajo garantia. MTD Consumer Group I nc notendr_ r esponsabilidad potlagarantia defallas d epiezas garantizadas que fueren causadas pot e luso deuna pieza a dicional noexenta omodificada.
  • Page 78 Felicitaciones por haberrealizadouna adquisicidn inteligente.EI productoCraftsman ® que haadquiridoestddise#adoy fabricado para brindarmuchosa#os de funcionamientoconfiable. P erocomotodoslosproductosa vecespuederequerirde reparaciones. E s en esemomento cuandoeldisponerde un Acuerdodeproteccidn para reparaciones l epuede ahorrardineroy problemas. Acontinuad6nse detailan lospuntosinduidosen el Acuerdo: [] Servido experto prestado por nuestros 10,000 espedalistas e nreparadones p rofesionales [] Servido Uimitado sincargo paralaspiezas y la manodeobraentodaslasreparadones c ubiertas [] Reemplazodel producto hasta1500d6lares sinoesposiblereparar el productocubierto [] Descuento de 25%del predonormaldelservkioy delaspiezas reladonadas c onel mismoquenoest_ncubiertas por...
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