what do you do for a Toro 1800 that won't start?
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Check the extension cord to make sure it's still good. Is the little key near the plug on the snowblower turned to the proper position? Is there some frozen snow or ice blocking the blades from turning?
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Fisrt does the socket have power? Is the little key set to "on"? (The key near the plug in the handle). If all electical connections are good and there is no sound at all coming from the machine, the motor is broken and will have to be repaired or replaced.
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Turn off the unit, unplug, wait 15 minutes, plug back in and turn on. That resets everything. That may work. If it doesn't, call Haier customer service. If your unit is less than a year old they will send you a new one.
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try on new batteries only / then electric cord plugin only / then read the owners manual / then if it will not work return it
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I had my unit not even a year ago but already won't work the light won't turn on.i already check the owner's manual to see if there's a 1800 nos.I could call but to my dismay...there's none.Calling the attention of Amazon.com.Pls provide us the customer service of the item you are selling.Thanks.
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Hello, Please ensure you have power to the mower. Ensure you press the "start" button in and hold it in while you pull the start bar up. The button must be held in. Please contact us at 800-791-9458, if you need further assistance. Thank you, Amerisun Customer Support
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I haven't experienced that dreaded occurance yet, but it seems you'd have to take the auger/blades out at one end or the other somehow. If you're handy, I'd start by seeing if there is a way in through one end/side of the blade housing or the other, and if there is a belt pulley inside that needs to come off to free-up the axle the blades are on. Be sure to remember where parts come from(maybe draw a picture), so you can put it all back together. Otherwise, it may be a chore for the Toro dealer in your area. Good luck.
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I prefer using the pull start instead of the electric start. Change the oil, and spark plug as per the manual's instructions. Also, either store the generator without fuel in the tank, and drain the fuel lines, or add fuel stabilizer to keep the fuel from varnishing, which is bad.
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Easiest way is to take the spark plug to a lawn mower shop. There are other brands that will substitute for the original. I have had problems getting a good plug. Connect the spark plug wire to the plug, ground to the engine head, and pull the start rope. If it does not fire, it is still a bad plug or a bad ignition module. Due to bad results, the first thing I do is check a new plug. There may be other sources for a spark plug: Lowe's, Home Depot, Sears, and Walmart. ... Doug
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Unplug and replug the power cord. Push the power on switch. Do you see a little red light on the control panel? Also, take out the water tank, make sure it is empty and carefully put it back in place. Be sure the water tank panel is flush with the surface of the machine. If that does not work, contact the service department. using the supplied 800 number.
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hi thank you. my problem is i cant get the motor running. its an rv generator..
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Happened to me on lawnmower (16 hp) tried different things. new coil fixed it.
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Jack is spot on! I have had the Toro 1800 for 3 days. The 1st day the belt slipped off. There was side to side play in the roter/auger, just a little bit, but enough. I pulled both side covers off, put the belt back on, and tightened the hell out of everything. Put it all back together, and it has been running perfect for some major snow clearing the last 2 days, at least 6 hours each day and at least 6 inches of snow cover. After you take it apart and tighten everything, I'd recommend putting some black duck tape over the seams of the side covers to make sure everything inside stays dry, so far so good for me. Good luck. Jack is spot on! I have had the Toro 1800 for 3 days. The 1st day the belt slipped off. There was side to side play in the roter/auger, just a little bit, but enough. I pulled both side covers off, put the belt back on, and tightened the hell out of everything. Put it all back together, and it has been running perfect for some major snow clearing the last 2 days, at least 6 hours each day and at least 6 inches of snow cover. After you take it apart and tighten everything, I'd recommend putting some black duck tape over the seams of the side covers to make sure everything inside stays dry,... » Read More Jack is spot on! I have had the Toro 1800 for 3 days. The 1st day the belt slipped off. There was side to side play in the roter/auger, just a little bit, but enough. I pulled both side covers off, put the belt back on, and tightened the hell out of everything. Put it all back together, and it has been running perfect for some major snow clearing the last 2 days, at least 6 hours each day and at least 6 inches of snow cover. After you take it apart and tighten everything, I'd recommend putting some black duck tape over the seams of the side covers to make sure everything inside stays dry, so far so good for me. Good luck. « Show Less
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I just bit the bullet and went to my local hardware store that sells Toro and bought a belt. I guess you could return it but I already had everything else installed.
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Two possible choices. Plug it with a tire repair kit or go get an inner tube from a Lawnmower supply company and put it in.
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It works perfect. Check battery. Is it clicking?Then make sure gas is on full and you just hold the starter dial by pushing it in and turn to the left counterclockwise. Push button makes sure you here clicks.
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My first wouldn't go together either. Amazon sent me a replacement. My second wouldn't hold a charge. Toro then sent me a replacement. I'm on my third and it's only been since May 2014 I started using it! I'm shopping for a back up trimmer....,
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You can try to jam it really hard together or return it for a refund. This Toro is an engineering disaster. Mine barely works each week and I am looking for a replacement unit.