Guide to using the EU6500 Honda Generator

 

EU6500 Honda GeneratorReady to put your Honda EU6500 to use? Here’s what you need to know for starting the motor and safely powering electric appliances.

Operating Your Generator Safely

Like all internal combustion engines, the exhaust from the motor contains carbon monoxide, a poisonous, scent-free gas. This generator should be used at least three feet (one meter) away from buildings, enclosed areas and other equipment.
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How to Avoid Fuel-Related Problems for a Honda HS720AM Snow Thrower

Honda HS720AM Snow ThrowerHonda designed and built the model HS720AM Snow Thrower for powerful, reliable performance in any snow conditions. The condition of the fuel is critical in the machine’s performance. Unfortunately, fuel can deteriorate in a short amount of time, which can corrode and damage engine parts. Also, the manufacturer’s limited warranty does not cover system damage and engine problems caused by substandard fuel. Thankfully, users can avoid problems and extend the life of their Honda Snow Thrower by following through with the manufacturer’s recommendations below. Continue reading

How to Troubleshoot Your Honda HS720AM Snow Thrower

Honda HS720AMIf you own a Honda HS720AM Snow Thrower and have been experiencing trouble with your equipment, here are a few suggestions that will get your snow thrower running smoothly again.

When Your Electric Starter Won’t Operate

This may be due to a faulty power outlet. Try using a different outlet, or start the engine using the recoil starter. If the problem is with the electrical cord, replace it immediately, or use the recoil starter to start the engine.

When Your Starter Operates But The Engine Won’t Start

This may be caused by not switching on your engine switch or fuel valve. Take a moment to ensure that both are properly switched to the “on” position.  If the fuel you are using has gone stale, drain your carburetor and replace it with fresh fuel.
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Honda HS720AM Snow Thrower Operation Guide

Honda HS720AM Series Snow Throwers

The Honda HS720AM Snow Thrower is an excellent piece of yard maintenance equipment that, if used carefully and correctly, will provide years of service for its owner. The safety and efficiency of your machine are dependent on your direct oversight and care, so it’s a good idea to familiarize yourself with the details of its operation.

Safety Is Always First

Safety should always come first. It’s very important that you read carefully the safety warnings that are listed on the machine itself, as well as in your operator’s manual. Failure to follow these warnings can result in damage to the machine, as well as serious injury to yourself or people around you.
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Service Guide for Honda HS720AM Series Snow Throwers

Honda HS720AM Series Snow Throwers

Few things are more important to snow thrower ownership than regular service and preventative maintenance. Luckily, most of these tasks can be performed at home on a regular basis, according to maintenance schedule requirements and careful guidelines for each required service item. The HS720AM series of snow throwers comes with a helpful, included instruction manual that clarifies everything from basic safety precautions to maintenance procedures, the timing of each service interval, and what’s required to keep this powerful and helpful piece of equipment in like-new condition for many years after purchase. A quick review of these guidelines makes it even easier to tackle winter storms with efficiency.
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Fuel System Tips for a Honda HRR216PKA Mower

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Having problems with your Honda HRR216PKA mower? It might be the fuel: it’s the most overlooked part of maintaining small engine equipment, yet it’s also the source of the most common problems. Here’s what you need to know to maintain the fuel system on your Honda from day-to-day operation to long term storage.

Buying and Storing Fuel

The engine in the HRR216PKA is designed to use automotive unleaded gasoline. This fuel should contain no more than 10% ethanol (E10.) Why? Ethanol is very hygroscopic, which means it absorbs water. Fuel with higher concentrations of alcohol will gather water from the air at a rate that can make the fuel hard to ignite. Over time, this moisture can cause corrosion of the fuel system.
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Troubleshooting Guide for a HRR216PKA Mower

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Having trouble with your Honda HRR216PKA? This guide will help you solve common problems owners experience with this mower.

Identifying Your Mower

When looking to order parts or having your mower serviced, it helps to have the serial numbers on hand in case Honda made running changes to this model. The engine serial number is located on the right side, just below the flywheel cover. The frame serial number is printed on a sticker located on the left side, next to where the grass bag attaches.

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