Checked all electrical connectionand snow blower will not start. Has never started since purchase. What could be the problem? A fuse?
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Sorry if this sounds too basic but if you dont depress the silver button first then the levers wont go up enough to start the machine also check the circuit breaker in your homes panel. If its not either of those, I would return it. Mine runs great!
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No problem with mine - press silver button, squeeze handles and go. Had three storms since I purchased, and works fine every time. Check another item in plug socket to make sure you didn't trip a breaker.
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I assembled my snow blower inside the house, plugged it in and it fired right up. Maybe the outlet has a surge protection button that was tripped and needs to be reset. Other than that, I have no clue as my blower always works. You do have to press the start button first and then grab the levers when starting it.
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Think that might be problem, will check 2morrow, we got snow coming,,, bad extention cord?
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Hi Calvin. I don't know for sure. Mine has worked great from day one. Are you holding the silver button down before you grip the the handle to start the blower? Push the silver button on the grip in all the way with one hand and squeeze the grip with the other hand. Should start right up. I didn't have to do anything other than plug mine in, so I can't say anything about fuses, or anything. Hope you get yours working.
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Push center button, then pull back one of the 2 arms to lock in. Blower will stop when arm or arms r released.
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I sent mine back. I don't think there is a fuse, mine started ok it just wasn't for me.
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Try it in your auto, if it cools then itis the transformer, if neither cool problem is probably with the cooler. I've replaced the first cooler and on my second I did above and had to replace the transformer. Now all is working.
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Check air filter, check spark plug wires, check TPS. Look for vacuum line leak. Look for bad connector to MAP sensor. If carb check choke plate. Hope this helps.
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It should work just fne. I have five(5) of these units on various batteries from snowblowers to cars, and they have not given me any problems. I would recommend purchasing either a CTEK 56-564 indicator pigtail, or CTEK 56-380 indicator panel if you plan to permanently connect to your vehicle.
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I have no idea of where you can get parts for this snow blower. I would suggest a snow blower repair shop. I purchased my Maztang snow blower from Amazon they might know where to get parts and service.
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I don't know this match what you need.This part replaces the TEC33328D on my Tecumseh HSk70 engine on my Ariens snow blower. You check your snow blower user manual or on the engine itself the exact model of engine you have. Then go to this link to check what model of TEC starter motor do you need; http://www.jackssmallengines.com/Products/TECUMSEH/Snow-Blower-Accessories/Electric-Starter-Kits good luck.
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It sounds like it is shorting out, check all the wires to make sure the coating is not have a hole to exposes the bear wire. You can try 1 size larger fuse, if that don't work I think you have a defective jack !
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Check your installation, and look if you have something different according instructions, verify the isolator ground conectios.With the engine off, turn on vehicle lights, start accesories or devices, if the blue light doesnt dissappear, probably is not working
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I also have my tank heater hooked up to a lo-ong extension cord. It has beautifully survived a very cold winter in Colorado. Check all your extension connections. Did you check your fuse box? Your electric outlet's reset switch?
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Return it would be my best suggestion, get your money back now while you still can. According to the user manual the closest issue that it covers to the one you are describing is: 2. What to do if it can't start up? Answer: Please check whether you have installed the OBD II connector correctly, and whether you have turned on the power supply. So try it on another OBDII car if you can and verify it is not something wrong with your vehicle, then return it when you are certain it is a piece of junk.
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the carburetor should be fine is it comes from the factory it may be the governor which is something someone might have adjust at the snow blower shop
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Have not had this problem....but guess I would plug it in...starter will not work if it is discharged.
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Jim can you provide a picture of the snowblower? I am unable to find one. This gear works in many snow blowers including Murray, Craftsman, Snowking, etc.
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You have to buy one. I recommend a Coleman Cable 02569 12/3-Gauge High Visibility and Low Temperature Outdoor Extension Cord, 100-Feet. Thats the one I bought and works best with this snow blower for best performance. Also remember a trick by putting some wd-40 inside the tube the snow shoots out. It prevents snow/slush clogging.
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Hi Nikhil, I have 2 extension cords that work with this snow blower. They are standard extension cords, rated for 15amp. I purchased them from my local retailer. You wont need anything special. Just a normal extension. It is recommended that the cord be rated for 15amps.
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There is a little effort required to push but should not be a problem. I have only used it twice so far but the snow blower threw about 6-8 inches of snow with ease. I have always used the electric start so I don't know the effort required for a manual start in cold weather.