Craftsman CMXGBAM1054545 Bedienungsanleitung

SNOWBLOWER

Model

Nos.

CMXGBAM1D54545

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instructions.

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Form

No.

769·15991

(August

14,

2018)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Operation Practices

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Page

Off-Season Storage

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Page

Assembiy

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Page

~roubleshooting

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Page

Operation

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P~ge

Warranty Statement

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SeeSeparate Supplement

Service &Maintenance

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Page

Espanol

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Page 28

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Engine

oil:

Fuel:

SparkPlug:

SparkPlug Gap:

5W-30

Unleaded Gasoline

F6RTC

(part

#951-10292)

.020"

0.030"

MODEL

NUMBER

Model Number

___________

Serial Number

____________

Date

Purchase

___________

Record

the

model number, serial number,

and date

purchase above.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

AWARNING

This

symbol

points

out

important

safety

instructions

which,

not

followed,

could

endanger

the

personal

safety

and/or

property

yourself

and

others.

Read

and

~II

instructions

this

manual

before

attempting

operate

this

machine.

Failure

comply

with

these

instructions

may

result

personal

injury.

When

you

see

this

symbol,

HEED

ITS

WARNING!

A WARNING

CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION

Engine

Exhaust,

some

its

constituents,

and

certain

vehicle

components

contain

emit

chemicals

known

State

California

cause

cancer

and

birth

defects

other

reproductive

harm.

NOTE:

The

terms

"snow

thrower"

and

"snow

blower"

may

used

interchangeably·

for

this

product.

TRAINING

Read,

understand,

and

all

instructions

the

machine

and

the

manual(s)

before

attempting

assemble

and

operate.

Failure

can

result

serious

injury

the

operator

and/or

bystanders.

Keep

this

manual

safe

place

fur

future

and

regular

reference

and

for

ordering

replacement

parts.

familiar

with

all

controls

and

their

proper

operation.

Know

how

stop

the

machine

and

disengage

them

quickly:

Never

allow

children

under

years

age

operate

this

machine.Children

and

over

should

read

and

understa'nd

the

instructions

and

safe

operation

practices

ill

this

manual

and

the

machine

and

trained

and

supervised

byanadult.

Never

allow

adults

operatethis

machine

without

proper

instruction.

Thrown

objects

can

cause

serious

personal

hljury.

Plan

your

snow-throwing

pattern

avoid

discharge

material

toward

roads,

bystanders

and

the

like.

Keep

bystanders,

pets

and

thildr~n

least

feet

from

the

machine

while

operation.

Stop

machine

anyone

enters

the

area.

Exercise

caution

avoid

slipping

falling,

especially

when

operating

reverse.

PREPARATION

Thoroughly

inspect

the

area

where

the

equipment

used.

Remove

all

doormats,

newspapers,

sleds,

boards,

wires

and

.other

foreign

objects,

whi.ch

could

tripped.(lVer

thrown

the

.auger/impeller.

Always

wear

safety

glasses

eye

shields

during

operation

and

while

performing

adjustment

repair

protect

your

eyes.

Thrown

objects

which

ricochet

can

cause

serious

injury

the

eyes.

not

operate

without

wearing

adequate

winter

outer

garme~ts.

not

wear

jewelry,

long

scarves

other

loose

clothing,

which

could

become

entangled

moving

parts.

Wear

footwear

which

will

improve

footing

slippery

surfaces.

A DANGER

This

machine

was

built

operated

according

the

safe

operation

practices

this

manual.As

with

any

type

power

equipment,

carelessness

error

the

part

ofthe

operator

can

result

serious

injury.

This

machine

capable

amputating

fingers,

hands,

~oes

and

feet

and

throwing

debris.

Failure

observe

the

following

safety

instrlictions

could

result

serious

injury

death.

AWARNING

Your

Re5pon5ibility~Restrict

the

use

this

power

machine

to'.

persons

who

read~

understand

and

the

warnings

and

instructions

this

manual

and

the

machine.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS!

Use

grounded

three-wire

extension

cord

aridreceptacle

fur

all

machines

with

electric

start

engines.

Disengage

allcoritrollevers

before

~tarting

the

engine.

Adjust

collector

housing

height

clear

gravel

crus,hed

rock

surfaces.

Never

attempt

make

any

adjustments

while

engine

running,

except

where

specifically

recommended

the

operator's

manual.

Let

engine

and

machine

adjust

outdoor

temperature

before

starting

clear

snow.

Safe Handling

Gasoline:

avoid

personal

injury

property

damage

use

extreme

care

handling

gasoline.

Gasoline

extremely

flammable

and

the

vapors

are

explosive.

Serious

personal

injury

can

occur

vihen

gasoline

spilled

yourself

your

clothes

which

can

ignite.

Wash

your

skin

and

change

clothes

immediately.

Use

only

approved

gasoline

container.

. . .

Never

fill

containers

inside

vehicle

lin

truck

trailer

bed

with

plastic

liner.

Always

place

containers

the

ground

away

from

your

vehicle

before

filling.

. .

When

practical,

remove

gas-powered

equ,ipment

fr~m

the

truck

trailer

and

refuel

the

ground.llthis

not

possible,

then

refuel

such

equipment

trailer

with

portable

container,

rather

than

from

gasoline

dispenser

nozzle.

Keepthe

nozzle

contact

with

the

rim

ofthe

fuel

tank

coritainer

opening

all

times

until

fueling

complete.

not

use

nozzle

lock-open

device.

Extinguish

all

cigarettes,

cigars,

pipes

and

other

sources

ignition

Neverfuel

machine

indoors.

Never

remove

gas

cap

add

fuel

while

the

engine

hot

running.

Allow

engine

cool

least

two

minutes

before

refueling:

Never

over

fill

fuel

tank.

Fill

tank

than

\7.

inch

below

bottom

filler

neck

to,allow

space

for

fuel

expansion.

Replace

gasoline

cap

and

tighten

securely.

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

gasoline

spilled,

wipe

off

the

engine

and

equipment.

Move

unit

another

area.

Walt

minutes

before

starting

the

engine.lffuel

spilled

clothing,

change

clothing

immediately.

reduce

fire

hazards,

keep

machine

free

grass,

leaves,

other

debris

build-up.

Clean

oil

fuel

spillage

and

remove

any

fuel

soaked

debris.

Never

store

the

machine

fuel

container

inside

where

there

open

flame,

spark

pilot

light

water

heater,

space

heater,

fumace,

clothes

dryer

other

gas

appliances.

OPERATION

not

put

hands

feet

near

rotating

parts,

the

auger/impeller

housing

chute

assembly.

Contact

with

the

rotating

parts

can

amputate

hands

and

feet.

The

auger/impeller

control

lever

safety

device.

Never

bypass

its

operation.

Doing

makes

the

machine

unsafe

and

may

cause

personal

injury.

The

control

levers

must

operate

easily

both

directions

and

automatically

return

the

disengaged

position

when

released.

Never

operate

with

missing

damaged

chute

assembly.

Keep

all

safety

devices

place

and

working.

Never

run

engine

indoors

poorly

ventilated

area.

Engine

exhaust

contains

carbon

monoxide,

odorless

and

deadly

gas.

not

operate

machine

while

under

the

influence

alcohol

drugs.

Muffler

and

engine

become

hotand

can

cause

burn.

nottouch.

Keep

children

away.

Exercise

extreme

caution

when

operating

crossing

gravel

surfaces.

Stay

alert

for

hidden

hazards

traffic.

Exercise

caution

when

changing

direction

and

while

operating

slopes.

not

operate

steep

slopes.

Plan

your

snow-throwing

pattern

avoid

discharge

towards

windows,

walls,

cars

etc.

Thus,

avoiding

possible

property

damage

personal

injury

caused

ricochet.

Never

direct

discharge

children,

bystanders

and

pets

allow

anyone

front

ofthe

machine.

not

overload

machine

capacity

attempting

dear

snow

too

fast

rate.

Never

operate

this

machine

without

good

visibility

light.

Always

sure

your

footing

and

keep

firm

hold

the

handles.

Walk,

never

run.

Disengage

power

the

auger/impeller

when

transporting

not

use.

Never

operate

machine

high

transport

speeds

slippery

surfaces.

Look

down

and

behind

and

use

care

when

backing

up.

After

striking

foreign

object

ifthe

machine

should

start

vibrate

abnormally,

stop

the

engine,

disconnect

the

spark

plug

wire

and

ground

against

the

engine.

Inspect

thoroughly

for

damage.

Repair

any

damage

before

starting

and

operating.

Disengage

all

control

levers

and

stop

engine

before

you

leave

the

operating

position

(behind

the

handles).

Wait

until

the

auger/impeller

comes

complete

stop

before

unclogging

the

chute

assembly,

making

any

adjustments,

inspections.

Never

put

your

hand

the

discharge

collector

openings.

not

unclog

chute

assembly

while

engine

running.

Shut

off

engine

and

remain

behind

handles

until

altmoving

partshave

stopped

before

unclogging.

Use

only

attachments

and

accessories

approved

the

manufacturer

(e.g.

wheel

weights,

tire

chains,

cabs

etc.).

When

starting

engine,

pull

cord

slowly

until

resistance

felt,

then

pull

rapidly.

Rapid

retraction

starter

cord

(kickback)

will

pull

hand

and

arm

toward

engine

faster

than

you

can

let

go.

Broken

bones,

fractures,

bruises

sprains

could

result.

situations

occur

which

are

not

covered

this

manual,

use

care

and

good

judgment.

CLEARING

CLOGGED

DISCHARGE

CHUTE

Hand

contact

with

the

rotating

impeller

inside

the

discharge

chute

the

most

common

cause

ofinjury

associated

with

snow

throwers.

Never

use

your

hand

clean

out

the

discharge

chute.

dear

the

chute:

SHUTTHE

ENGINE

OFF!

Wait

seconds

sure

the

impeller

blades

have

stopped

rotating.

Always

use

clean-out

tool,

not

your

hands.

MAINTENANCE &

STORAGE

Nevertamper

with

safety

devices.

Check

their

proper

operation

regularly.

Refer

the

maintenanq!

and

adjustment

sections

ofthis

manual.

Before

cleaning,

repairing,

inspecting

machine

disengage

all

control

levers

and

stop

the

engine.

Wait

until

the

auger/impeller

come

complete

stop.

Disconnect

the

spark

plug

wire

and

ground

against

the

engine

prevent

unintended

starting.

Check

bolts

and

screws

for

proper

tightness

atfrequent

intervals

keep

the

machine

safe

working

condition.

Also,

visually

inspect

machirie

for

any

damage.

not

change

the

engine

governor

setting

over-speed

the

engine.

The

governor

controls

the

maximum

sate

operating

speed

the

en~ine.

Snow

thrower

shave

plates

and

skid

shoes

ate

subject

wear

and

damage.

For

your

safety

protection,

frequently

check

all

components

and

replace

with

original

equipment

manufacturer's

(OEM)

parts

only

listed

inthe-

Parts

pages

ofthis

operator's

manual.

Use

parts

which

not

meetthe

original

equipment

specifications

may

lead

-improper

performance

and

compromise

safety!

Check

control

levers

periodically

verify

they

engage

and

disengage

properly

and

adjust,

necessary.

Refer

the

adjustment

section

this

operator's

manual

for

instructions.

Maintain

replace

safety

and

instruction

labels,

necessary.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Observe

proper

disposal

laws

and

regulations

for

gas,

oil,

etc.

protect

the

environment.

Prior

storing,

run

machine

few

minutes

dear

snow

from

machine

and

prevent

freeze

ofauger/impeller.

Never

store

the

machine

fuel

container

inside

where

there

open

flame,

spark

pilot

light

such

water

heater,

furnace,

doth.es

dryer

etc.

Always

refer

the

operator's

manual

for

proper

instructions

off-season

stprage

Check

fuel

line,

tank,

cap,

and

fittings

frequently

for

cracks

leaks.

Replace

necessary.

• /

not

crank

engine

with

spark

plug

removed.

According

the

Consumer

Products

Safety

Commission

(CPSC)

and

the

U.S.

Environmental

Protection

Agency

(EPA),

this

product

has

Average

UsefulUfe

seven

(7)

years,

hours

operation.

Atthe

end

the

Average

Useful

Ufe

have

the

machine

inspected

annually

authorized

service

dealer

ensure

that

all

mechanical

and

safety

systems

are

working

properly

and

not

worn

excessively.

Failure

can

result

accidents,injuries

death.

NOT

MODIFY

ENGINE

avoid

serious

injury

death,

do.not

modify

engine

any

way.

Tampering

with

the

governor

setting

can

lead

run.away

engine

and

cause

operate

unsafe

speeds:Never

tamper

with

factory

setting

engine

governor.

NOTICE REGARDING EMISSIONS

Engines

which

are

certified

comply

with

California

and

federal

EPA

emission

regulations

for

SORE

(Small

Off

Road

Equipment)

are

certified

operate

regular

unleaded

gasoline,

and

may

include

the

following

emission

control

systems:

Engine

Modification

(EM),

Oxidizing

Catalyst

(OC),

Secondary

Air

Injection

(SAl)

and

Three

Way

Catalyst

(TWClif

equipped.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

"'SAFETY

SYMBOLS

This

page

depicts

and

describes

safety

symbols

that

may

appear

this

product.

Read,

understand,

and

all

instructions

the

machine

before

attempting

assemble

and

operate.

Symbol Description

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READ

THE

OPERATOR'S

MANUAL(S)

Read,

understand, and

all instructions

the

manual(s) before

attempting

assemble and

operate.

WARNING-

ROTATING

BLADES

Keep hands

out

inletand discharge openings while machine is running.There are rotating blades

inside.

WARNING-

ROTATING

BLADES

Keep hands

out

inletand discharge openings while machine

running.There are rotating blades

inside. '

WARNING-

ROTATING

AUGER

not

put

hands

feet near rotating parts, in

the

auger/impeller housing

chuteassembly.

Contact

with

the

rotating parts can amputate,hands and

feet.'

WARNING-THROWN

OBJECTS

This machinemay pick

and

throw

and objects which can cause serious personal injury.

WARNING-GASOLINE

FLAMMABLE

Allow the engine

cool

least

two

minutes before refueling.

WARNING-

CARBON

MONOXIDE

Never run an engineindoors

in a

poorly

ventilated area. Engine exhaustcontains carbon

monoxide,an odorless and deadly

gas.

WARNING-

ELECTRICAL

SHOCK

not

use

the

engine's electric starter

the

rain.

WARNING-

HOT

SURFACE

Engine parts, especially the,muffler,become extremely

hot

during

operation. Allowengineand

muffler

cool before touching.

WARNING:

Your

Responsibility-Restrict

the

use

ofthis

power

machine

persons

who

read, understand

and

the

warnings and instructions in this manual and on

the

machine.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS!

~ld>:;

~~y~

B~".,

. . -

- - -

Loosen

the

top

two

iock

nuts

securing

the

tJpp'rand

lower

handle

an4

NOTE:

References

right

leftslde

Ofttl.\I;S:fII~¥~~tl.u

behind

the

unit

the

operating

poslltio~~~ldlng

blower,

fadngthehandle

panel).

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,J"

r~move

thetw()carriage

sc~ews~omtheupperh~ndleand

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Cutthe

coroersofth~t8rfurraridiay

tI)~sides:ff~t

oi1fheg~oilnd.

Remove

and

dlseardall

~cklng

Inserts.

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'ir

. ,

,...,.'

Move

the

snow

blower

out

o(the

carton

....::..~

--'-

.....

",:-\

Make

certain

the~.rt(lnflasbeen

completely

emptied

befo~

discarding

it.

Handle,

Assembly

Cut

cable

ties

securing.chute

control

rod

upper

handleto

the

lower

handle,

set

aside

the

chute

control

rod

and

remove

the

wrap

around

the

handles.

NOTE:

not

cut

the

cable

tie

sec~ring

the

cables

tQthe

engine

for

units

equipped.

NOTE:

Remove

rubber

bands

securing

cables

carriage

screws

and

cut

cable

tie

securing

shift

rod

lower

lTandle.

. '

Observethe

lowerrear

area

the

snow

blower

sure

both

cables

are

al1gned

with

roller

guides

before

pivoting

the

handle

upward.

See

Figure

'-~.:.::

-',

Figure

Place

shift

lever

Forward-6

position

fastest

forward

speed

(if

equipped).

Pull

and

back

upper

handle

shown

Figure

you

are

raising

the

handle

upward,

make

sure

that

both

ends

ofthe

ceiitercable

are

pOsitioned

properly

the

brackets,

Align

upper

handle

with

the

lower

~andle.

NOTE:

select

units

with

steel

rod

speed

selectors,

you

may

need

to.lower

shift

rod

the

side

slightly

maneuver

handle

pa~el

over

when

pivoting

handle

upward.

Flgure3

ASSEMBLY""

",~~ch

the

two

carriag@screws

and

lock

nuts

removed

in,

Step

!~ni~h

se~~

handle

tightening

the

top

two

lock

nuts

oosene

tep"

See

Figure'

-". .

Figure

Remove

and

discard

any

rubber

bands,

present

They

are

for

packaging

purposes

only.

units

equipped

with

cable

guides

top

ofthe

engine,

check

that

all

cables

are

properly

routed

through

the

cable

guide.

Then

pull

the

cables

towards

the

chute

and

pull

the

cable

tie

the

engine

snug

the

cables

secure

place.

NOTE:

For

smoothest

operation,

cables

should

all

the

left

the

chute

directional

control

rod.

, f

'.,

'Remove

cotterpiil,

Wing

nut,

and

hex

screw

from

chute

control

head

and

clevis

and

bow:ti,!!;fOtter

from

chute

support

bracket.

See

Figure

figureS

NOTE:

For

smoothest

operation,

!he

cables

should

all

the

left

the

chute

control

rod.

Insert

the

round

end

the

chute

control

rod

into

input

chute

control

head.

Push

rod

far

into

the

chute

control

head

poSSible,

keeping

the

holes

the

rod

pOinting

upward.

See

Figure

ASSEMBLY

Place

chute

onto

chute

base

and

ensure

chute

conit61rod

positioned

under

handle

panel.

Sec~re.

chute

control

head

chute

support

bracket

with

clevis

Insert

the

other

end

the

chute

control

rod

into

the

input

shaft

below

the

handle

panel.

Make

sure

line

the

flat

end

the

rod

and

the

flat

end

the

input

shaft.

You

may

need

rotate

the

rod

around

until

these

two

surfaces

line

up.

See

Figure

and

bow-tie

cotter

removed

,in

Step

SeeFigure

FIgure

Finish

securing

.chute

control

head

installing

hex

screw

and

wing

nut

removed

Step

See

Figure

Push

the

chute

control

rod

toward

the

control

panel

until

the

hole

the

rod

lines

with

the

middle

hole

the

chute

control

input

and

insert

the

cotter

removed

Step

See

Figure

'10.

Figure

NOTE:

There

reference

hole

provided

rear

end

control

rod

help

know

when

holes

are

vertical.

NOTE:

The

hole

furthest

from

the

chute

control

head

used

achieve

further

engagement

the

chute

control

rod

into

the

input

shaft

required.

Refer

Page

the

Maintenance

Adjustments

section

for

Chute

Control

Rod

adjustment.

ASSEMBLY

Set-Up

...

Chute

Control

Cable

Routing

(If

Equipped)

NOll:

For

smoothest

operation,

cables

should

all

the

left

the

chute

directional

control

rod.

NOTE:

The

number

cables

routed

through

the

wire

guides

will

depend

unit

model.

Locate

cable

guide

top

engine

and

ensure

cable(s)

are

properly

routed

through

the

cable

gUide.

See

Figure

11.

Figure

Shear

Pins

Holes

are

located

the

plastic

dash

panel

for

convenient

shear

storage.

See

Figure

12.

Refer

page

the

Operation

section

for

Information

regarding

shear

replacement.

NOll:

the

extra

shear

pins

are

not

already

assembled

the

handle

panel,

they

can

found

the

manual

bag.

Figure

Chute

Clean-Out

Tool

chute

clean-out

tool

fastened

the

top

the

auger

housing

with

mounting

clip.

See

Figure

13.

The

tool

designed

clear

chute

assembly

ice

and

snow.

This

item

fastened

With

cable

tie

the

factory.

Cut

the

cable

tie

before

operating

the

snow

blower.

AWARNING

Never

use

your

hands

clear

clogged

chute

assembly.

Shut

OFF

engine

and

remain

behind

handles

until

all

moving

parts

have

stopped

before

using

the

clean-outtool

dear

the

chute

assembly.

Figure

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