PowerBoss LC1P92F-1 User manual

Petrol Engine
Model No. LC1P92F-1 (15HP)
Model No. LC1P91F (18HP)
Owner’s Manual
Cox Industries (Australia) PTY www.coxmowers.com.au
ENGINES

WARNING
1. General informaon 1
2. Operator safety 1
3. Features and controls 3
4. Operaon 5
5. Maintenance 6
6. Specificaons 9
1.1 READING AND UNDERSTANDING THE MANUAL
The safety alert symbol is used to idenfy hazards that
can result in death or serious injury to self or others.
The safety alert symbol is accompanied by the following
words to highlight the potenal severity of injury.
Indicates a hazard that
could result in death or
serious injury.
This note symbol indicates points of
parcular interest for safe, more efficient
and convenient operaon of the engine.
When referring to the “front”, “rear”,
“right”, and “le” of the engine, they are
referred to with the engine being posioned
with the spark plug facing forwards.
7. Scheduled maintenance log 10
8. Troubleshoong 13
9. Warranty 14
Note your engine model and serial number here:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. General informaon
NOTE
NOTE
NOTE
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1.2 SAFETY SYMBOLS
The symbols below are placed on your engine to draw
your aenon to instrucons that must be observed to
reduce the risk of death or personal injury.
Warning! – Read and follow Operang
Instrucons before running engine.
Warning! – Petrol is flammable.
Stop engine and allow engine to cool for
at least 2 minutes before refuelling.
Warning! – Engines emit carbon monoxide.
DO NOT run engine in enclosed area.
2. Operator safety
• It is important to fully familiarise yourself with the
contents of this manual before operaon of this
engine.
• It is important to read, understand and follow
operang instrucons of the equipment this engine
is aached to.
• Never allow children to operate the engine or
equipment.
• Keep people and pets away from the area you are
working in.
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Serial Number: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

• Petrol is extremely flammable and can be explosive
in certain condions. Risk of severe burns or death.
o Stop engine and allow to cool for at least two
minutes before refuelling.
o Always fill fuel tank outdoors or in a well venlated
area.
o Do not overfill the fuel tank and remember to allow
for expansion of the fuel.
o If there is a fuel spillage, wait for it to evaporate
before starng engine.
o Check fuel lines, fuel tanks, caps and other fuel
fings regularly for signs of wear or cracks. Replace
if necessary.
o Keep fuel away from open flames, sparks, heat and
other sources of ignion.
o When Storing fuel or equipment with fuel in tank.
Store away from furnaces, stoves and appliance
that have pilot lights such as water heaters and any
other sources of ignion as they can ignite fuel vapors.
• Exhaust emmisions contain carbon monoxide, a
poisonous gas that can kill you in minutes.You cannot
see it, smell it or taste it. If you start to feel dizzy,
weak or nauseous while using this product TURN
ENGINE OFF AND GET FRESH AIR IMMEDIATELY. Seek
medical aenon as you may have carbon monoxide
poisoning.
o Only operate this product outside, away from doors,
windows, vents or other places where carbon
monoxide gas could quickly build up.
• Moving parts of the engine can entangle hands,
clothing, hair or jewellery.
o Keep hands and feet away from moving parts
and e up long hair.
o Operate equipment with guards in place, replace
damaged guards if required.
o Do not wear loose fing clothes, or accessories that
could become entangled.
• Engines, especially mufflers, can become extremely
hot whilst running. They can cause severe burns and
nearby combusble materials such as brush, leaves
and grass etc. can catch fire.
o Allow engine, muffler and associated parts to cool
completely before touching or storing.
o Remove all debris from muffler and cylinder area
before and aer use.
• Before servicing, repairs or adjustments:
o Remove spark plug cap and keep it separated from
the spark plug.
o Disconnect the baery at the negave terminal
(engines with electric start)
o Always use the correct tools when servicing and
carrying out adjustments.
o Do not alter the governor, governor spring, links or
other parts to increase engine speed.
o We strongly recommend that only genuine spare
parts are used in the service and maintenance of
this engine. Poor quality replacement parts can
cause injury and/or damage to the engine that
may void warranty.
Genuine spare parts are available from your nearest
PowerBOSS agent.
• POWERBOSS AGENTS
Distribuon, Warranty and Service
The servicing dealerships and their personnel are
skilled technicians. They should be able to help with
any problem or quesons you may have.
Almost all quesons, issues with warranty or service
are answered this way.
For your nearest PowerBOSS agent please contact us:
Australia:
Call: [phone]
Or visit our website: www.coxmowers.com.au
WARNING
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3.1 ENGINE FEATURES
LC1P92F VERSION 15HP
1. Engine oil fill, cap and dipsck 5. Finger guard/Rotang screen
2. Air cleaner 6. Oil filter
3. Muffler 7. Locaon of engine serial number
4. Spark plug locaon 8. Oil drain plug
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3. Features and controls

LC1P91F VERSION (18HP)
1. Engine oil fill, cap and dipsck 5. Finger guard/Rotang screen
2. Air cleaner 6. Oil filter
3. Muffler 7. Locaon of engine serial number
4. Spark plug locaon 8. Oil drain plug
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3.2 ENGINE CONTROLS
The throle control governs the speed of the engine and
is usually fied to the equipment this engine is supplied
with. Consult your equipment manual to idenfy the
locaon and operaon of the control.
Controls for the throle will normally be marked:
Choke. Place control in this posion when
starng from cold.
Fast. Place control in this posion for maximum
engine speed and operaon.
Slow. Place control in this posion for idle speed.
4.1 OIL RECOMMENDATIONS
This engine may have been shipped without oil. Oil
capacity can be found in the Specificaons secon of
this manual.
We strongly advise the use of PowerBOSS cerfied oils
or a detergent oil classified SF-SG, do not use special
addives.
Check oil before every use and every 5 hours or daily.
Always select the right oil for the temperature range
your engine will be operang in (see chart below).
WARNING
• The use of mul-viscosity oils in hot condions can
result in higher than normal oil consumpon. Check oil
more oen when operang in these condions.
• Do not mix oils of different brands or specificaons.
• Below 5°C, use of SAE30 oil can result in engine
damage or hard starng due to inadequate
lubricaon.
4.2 CHECKING /ADDING OIL
• Ensure the engine is level.
• Clean and remove any debris from around oil filler cap
and dipsck.
• Unscrew oil filler cap and dipsck, wipe with a clean
cloth.
• Insert the oil filler cap and dipsck without screwing
it down.
• Remove the oil filler cap and dipsck, check that the
oil level is between the “ADD” and “FULL” marks on
the dipsck.
• If oil is required, slowly add oil into the engine oil fill.
DO NOT OVERFILL. Allow one minute before checking
oil level again.
• Replace and ghten oil filler cap and dipsck.
4.3 FUEL
PETROL AND ITS VAPOURS ARE EXTREMELY
FLAMABLE AND EXPLOSIVE. RISK OF SEVERE BURNS OR
DEATH.
Minimum Fuel Requirements
• A good quality, clean, unleaded petrol.
• Minimum of 90 RON (Octane). ULP91 within Australia.
• Petrol with up to 10% ethanol is acceptable (E10)
• Do not mix oil in the petrol or use unapproved petrol
(such as E15 or E85), these can cause damage to
engine components and will not be covered under
warranty.
High Altude
The maximum power output of this engine is reduced at
altudes above 1500 meters.
°C °F
40 104
30 86
20 68
10 50
032
-10 14
-20 -4
-30 -22
SAE 30
10W-30
SYNTHETIC5W-30
5W-30
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4. Operaon

Refuelling
• Move engine to a well venlated area.
• Clean and remove any debris from the fuel cap area
and remove the cap.
• Fill the tank with fuel, do not fill above the maximum
level of the fuel tank to allow for expansion of the
fuel.
• Refit the fuel cap.
• If there is a fuel spillage, wait for it to evaporate
before starng the engine.
4.4 STARTING THE ENGINE
The equipment this engine is fied to may have
addional requirements for starng the engine. It is
recommended that you read and familiarise yourself
with the equipment manual supplied before aempng
to start this engine.
Cold Start
• Turn the fuel tap to open (if present).
• Move the throle control to the choke posion.
• Turn the starter key unl engine starts. If the engine
has not started aer 5 seconds release the key and
wait 10 seconds before trying again.
• As the engine warms up (usually a few seconds) move
the throle control off of the choke posion to the
correct operang speed.
• If the engine does not start aer repeated aempts,
contact you nearest PowerBOSS agent.
Warm Start
Choke is not usually necessary for a warm start. Repeat
the steps for a cold start but with the throle control set
to the fast posion instead of the choke posion.
4.5 WHILST OPERATING
• For opmal performance, operate engine at full speed
when performing work.
Do not operate on inclines of more than
20° to prevent damage to the engine.
NOTE
WARNING
WARNING
4.6 STOPPING THE ENGINE
The equipment this engine is fied to may have
addional requirements for stopping the engine. It is
recommended that you read and familiarise yourself
with the equipment manual supplied before aempng
to stop this engine.
• Move the throle control to the slow posion.
• Allow engine to run at idle for 15 – 20 seconds.
• Stop engine by following the instrucons supplied
with the equipment this engine is fied to.
• Turn the fuel tap to the closed posion (if present).
WHEN PERORMING ANY MAINTENANCE ON THE
ENGINE, REMOVE SPARK PLUG CAP AND KEEP IT AWAY
FROM THE SPARK PLUG TO PREVENT ACCIDENTAL
STARTING OF THE ENGINE.
ENGINES EQUIPPED WITH WITH ELECTRIC START:
REMOVE BATTERY CABLE FROM NEGATIVE TERMINAL
ON BATTERY.
WE RECOMMEND THE USE OF A POWERBOSS
AUTHORISED DEALER FOR ALL SERVICE, SPARES AND
MAINTENANCE OF THIS PRODUCT.
5.1 MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
See page 9 for Maintenance Schedule Table.
5.2 CHANGING THE OIL
USED OIL IS A HAZARDOUS WASTE PRODUCT. WEAR
APPROPRIATE PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT AND WASH
HANDS OR OTHER AREAS OF SKIN THAT COME INTO
CONTACT WITH IT.
DO NOT DISPOSE OF OIL WITH HOUSEHOLD WASTE.
Check with your local authority for recycling/disposal
centres.
Draining the oil
• Ensure engine is off.
• Ensure machine is on a flat surface.
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4. Maintenance

• Drain oil from engine while it is sll warm.
• Clean the area around the oil filler cap and dipsck
and unscrew.
• Remove the oil drain plug and drain oil into an
approved container.
• Once oil has drained, insert oil drain plug and ghten.
• Dispose of waste oil responsibly.
Changing the oil filter
• Drain oil from engine, see previous secon.
• Remove the oil filter and dispose of properly.
• Before installing the new oil filter, lightly lubricate the
oil filter gasket with clean engine oil. Ensure the
mang flange surface on the cylinder block is clean
and free of debris.
• Install the new oil filter by hand and ghten unl the
oil filter gasket contacts the flange on the engine.
Tighten a further ½ to ¾ turns.
• Add oil, see secon Adding Oil.
• Start and run the engine, check for leaks as the engine
warms up.
• Stop the engine and wait for 2 minutes, check the oil
level. It should be at the full mark indicated on the
dipsck.
Adding Oil
For oil capacity see page 8 for Specificaons.
Follow instrucons in secons 4.1 and 4.2 when adding
oil to the engine.
5.3 AIR FILTER MAINTENANCE
Never start or run the engine without the
air filter assembly fied. Do not use pressurised air or
solvents to clean the filter as these can cause damage
to the filter.
• Clear the area around the air filter cover of any debris.
• Unscrew the two knobs holding the air filter cover in
place and remove cover (¼ turn cap for 18HP version).
• Carefully remove air filter ensuring that no dust or
debris enters the intake.
• Remove the sponge pre-cleaner from the filter fied to
the engine.
NOTE
WARNING
WARNING
• Gently tap the filter on a hard surface to loosen and
remove debris. Replace the air filter if it is excessively
dirty.
• Clean the sponge pre-cleaner in liquid detergent and
water, allow to fully dry before pung back onto the
air filter. Do not oil the pre-cleaner.
• Refit the air filter, air filter cover and securely ghten
the knobs on the air filter cover.
5.4 FUEL FILTER REPLACEMENT
PETROL AND ITS VAPOURS ARE EXTREMELY
FLAMABLE AND EXPLOSIVE. RISK OF SEVERE BURNS OR
DEATH. IT IS STRONGLY ADVISED THAT THE
EQUIPMENT IS RETURNED TO A POWERBOSS
AUTHORISED DEALER FOR REPLACEMENT OF THE FUEL
FILTER.
• Drain the fuel tank or turn the fuel tap to the closed
posion to prevent a possible leak of fuel which can
cause a fire or explosion.
• Using the correct tool squeeze tabs on the clamps and
move clamps away from the fuel filter.
• Gently twist and remove the fuel hose from the fuel
filter.
• Inspect the fuel hoses for cracks, damage and leaks.
Replace if necessary.
• Use genuine fuel filter and replace.
• Secure the fuel hose with the clamps supplied.
• Ensure there are no leaks before starng engine.
5.5 CLEANING THE COOLING SYSTEM
SWITCH OFF ENGINE AND ALLOW ENGINE ADEQUATE
TIME TO COOL BEFORE TOUCHING ANY OF THE
COMPONENTS. RUNNING ENGINES PRODUCE HEAT,
PARTS SUCH AS THE MUFFLER CAN BECOME
EXTREMELY HOT AND CAUSE SEVERE BURNS.
COMBUSTABLE MATERIALS SUCH AS LEAVES, BRUSH
AND GRASS CAN CATCH FIRE.
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NOTE
• Remove accumulated debris from muffler area.
• Use a so brush remove built up debris from the
finger guard/rotang screen.
This is an air cooled engine, it is important to regularly
clean the cooling system as a build up of dirt and
debris can lead to poor airflow, overheang and
damage to the engine.
Never use water to clean the engine as this could lead
to water contaminaon of the fuel system.
5.6 STORAGE
Fuel can become stale if stored for more than 30 days, it
is recommended that the fuel system be drained for
storage periods longer than 30 days.
A service by a PowerBOSS Authorised Dealer is
recommended before any long period of storage.
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When maintaining engine service monthly or hourly (whichever comes first) as per the above chart.
*Engine oil and oil filter must be changed within the first month or 5 hours (whichever comes first), not doing so may
void warranty.
**Check, clean or replace more frequently in dusty condions.
***It is recommended these maintenance tasks are carried out by a PowerBOSS Authorised Dealer.
Model Model
LC1P92F-15HP LC1P91F-18HP
Fuel Fuel
Unleaded gasoline, minimum 90 octane Unleaded gasoline, minimum 90 octane
Oil capacity Oil capacity
1.2 litre 1.6 litre
Spark plug Spark plug
Champion RC12YC or equivalent Champion RN9YC or equivalent
Spark plug gap Spark plug gap
0.6 - 0.8mm 0.6 - 0.8mm
Maintenance schedule
Engine Oil Check
Each use
First
month or
5 hours
Every 3
months or
25 hours
Annually
or
50 hours
Annually
Check
Check**
Check**
Check***
Clean***
Replace*
Replace***
Replace*
Oil filter
Air cleaner element
Clean around muffler,
fan screen and controls
Spark plug
Fuel filter
Air cooling system
Valve clearance
Replace**
Replace
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ENGINE SPECIFICATIONS
6. Specificaons

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Scheduled Maintenance Service
5 Hours or first month
(whichever occurs first)
Date of Service: ............................................................................. Hours:.....................................................
Dealer Signature: ..........................................................................
Print Name: ..................................................................................
Dealer Service
Validaon Stamp
Scheduled Maintenance Service
50 Hours or Annually
(whichever occurs first)
Date of Service: ............................................................................. Hours:.....................................................
Dealer Signature: ..........................................................................
Print Name: ..................................................................................
Dealer Service
Validaon Stamp
Scheduled Maintenance Service
100 Hours or Annually
(whichever occurs first)
Date of Service: ............................................................................. Hours:.....................................................
Dealer Signature: ..........................................................................
Print Name: ..................................................................................
Dealer Service
Validaon Stamp
7. Scheduled maintenance service history

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7. SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE SERVICE HISTORY
Scheduled Maintenance Service
150 Hours or Annually
(whichever occurs first)
Date of Service: ............................................................................. Hours:.....................................................
Dealer Signature: ..........................................................................
Print Name: ..................................................................................
Dealer Service
Validaon Stamp
Scheduled Maintenance Service
200 Hours or Annually
(whichever occurs first)
Date of Service: ............................................................................. Hours:.....................................................
Dealer Signature: ..........................................................................
Print Name: ..................................................................................
Dealer Service
Validaon Stamp
Scheduled Maintenance Service
250 Hours or Annually
(whichever occurs first)
Date of Service: ............................................................................. Hours:.....................................................
Dealer Signature: ..........................................................................
Print Name: ..................................................................................
Dealer Service
Validaon Stamp

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7. SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE SERVICE HISTORY
Scheduled Maintenance Service
300 Hours or Annually
(whichever occurs first)
Date of Service: ............................................................................. Hours:.....................................................
Dealer Signature: ..........................................................................
Print Name: ..................................................................................
Dealer Service
Validaon Stamp
Scheduled Maintenance Service
350 Hours or Annually
(whichever occurs first)
Date of Service: ............................................................................. Hours:.....................................................
Dealer Signature: ..........................................................................
Print Name: ..................................................................................
Dealer Service
Validaon Stamp
Scheduled Maintenance Service
400 Hours or Annually
(whichever occurs first)
Date of Service: ............................................................................. Hours:.....................................................
Dealer Signature: ..........................................................................
Print Name: ..................................................................................
Dealer Service
Validaon Stamp

TROUBLESHOOTING
ENGINE WILL NOT START/LACKS POWER
Symptom
Engine will not turn over on key
Low power
Engine turns over but will not
start
Baery discharged Recharge baery
Fuse burnt out Replace fuse
Out of fuel Refuel
Choke is OPEN Move to CLOSED posion
Engine switch is OFF Turn engine switch ON
Spark plug is fouled, faulty or
not gapped correctly Replace or gap the spark plug
Fuel tap in OFF or in CLOSED
posion Move to ON or OPEN posion
Possible Cause Correcon
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Fuel is stale Drain old fuel and replace
Air filter element is blocked or
restricted Clean or replace
Replace fuel filter
Fuel filter is blocked or
restricted
Carburetor is malfunconing
Take engine to your PowerBoss
dealership
Take engine to your PowerBoss
dealership
Ignion is malfunconing
Internal engine issues
Fuel is stale Drain old fuel and replace
Spark plug is wet with fuel
(engine is flooded)
Clean and dry spark plug, refit
and start engine with throle
set to FAST posion
Fuel filter is blocked or
restricted Replace fuel filter
Carburetor is malfunconing
Ignion is malfunconing
Internal engine issues
8. Troubleshoong

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Cox Industries (Australia) Pty Ltd
70 Landseer Street
ACACIA RIDGE QLD 4110
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COX INDUSTRIES POWERBOSS ENGINE WARRANTY POLICY
LIMITED WARRANTY
STANDARD WARRANTY TERMS
Cox Industries (Australia) Pty Ltd warrants that, for the period of warranty specified below, it will repair or replace, free of charge any parts found to
be defecve in materials or workmanship under normal use and operang condions. Other than for major failure it is at Cox Industries sole
discreon as to whether the engine is repaired or replaced. This warranty is effecve for and is subject to the condions and me periods stated
below. For warranty service the purchaser must contact an Authorised PowerBOSS Service Dealer and then make the product available to the
Authorised PowerBOSS Service Dealer for inspecon. Our engines come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer
Law. You are entled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensaon for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You
are also entled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major
failure. Nothing in this warranty purports to modify or exclude the condions, warranes and undertakings, and other legal rights, under the
Australian Consumer Law. This warranty gives you addional protecon for your engine and idenfies a preferred approach to resolving warranty
claims which will be the quickest and simplest for all pares, subject to the exclusions, terms and condions below.
* “Domesc use” means for a personal, residenal or household (property) purpose.
** “Commercial use” means all other uses other than domesc use, including any use that is income producing, rental, or is in relaon to use in
schools, by government departments or charity operators.
The warranty period begins on the date of purchase by the first retail (domesc) or commercial consumer.
Save your proof of purchase receipt. If proof of purchase cannot be provided when requesng a warranty repair, then the manufacturing date of
the engine will be used to determine the warranty period.
WARRANTY EXCLUSIONS
This limited warranty covers defecve materials or workmanship that are engine related only. Not repair, replacement or refund of the equipment
it is fied to. Similarly, warranty ceases to be applicable if the engine is modified or altered, or if the engine serial number has been removed or
defaced. This warranty does not include second-hand, used, recondioned or demonstraon equipment. Nor does it cover performance or engine
damage caused by the following:
1. The use of non-genuine PowerBOSS replacement parts.
2. The use of incorrect fuel and contaminated or stale fuel. Petrol formulated with ethanol content greater than 10%.
3. Operaon of the engine with an incorrect grade, insufficient or contaminated engine lubricang oil.
4. Excessive vibraon caused by loose engine mounng, over-speeding, incorrect coupling of equipment to the engine cranksha PTO, or
unbalanced cuer blades.
5. Improper maintenance of the air filtraon system allowing dirt to enter the engine.
6. Parts and assemblies associated with the OEM manufacturer that are not genuine PowerBOSS components, such as; transmissions, clutches,
equipment controls etc.
Freecall: 1800 330 444
Phone: [phone]
ENGINE TYPE DOMESTIC USE* COMERCIAL USE**
PowerBOSS LC1P70FC-3 - 6HP 3 years 90 days
PowerBOSS LC1P92F-15HP 3 years or 300 hours, whichever comes first 1 year or 150 hours, whichever comes first
PowerBOSS LC1P91F-18HP 3 years or 300 hours, whichever comes first 1 year or 150 hours, whichever comes first
PowerBOSS LC2P77F-24hp 3 years or 300 hours, whichever comes first 1 year or 150 hours, whichever comes first
9. Warranty

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7. Striking an object with the cung assembly of a lawnmower; damaged, worn or improperly installed blades and blade adaptors, impellers or
other cranksha coupled equipment, or excessive ghtness of a v-belt.
8. Overheang of the engine due to excessive build-up of grass clippings, dirt and debris. Grass clippings, dirt, debris or other blockages to the
aircooling system that would normally be cleared by roune maintenance.
9. Operang the engine without sufficient venlaon.
10. If the engine is not maintained as per the recommended maintenance schedule as outlined in this manual.
11. PowerBoss engines used to re-power equipment must be of be of an equivalent specificaon to the engine they are replacing.
Failure to do so may lead to warranty claims being rejected.
ITEMS AND CONDITIONS NOT COVERED
1. Cost of regular maintenance and related charges for regular maintenance according to the PowerBOSS maintenance schedule such as parts
including but not limited to; filters, lubricants and spark plugs.
2. Components failing due to normal wear.
3. Repairs aempted or carried out by anyone other than a PowerBOSS Authorised Dealer.
4. Any damage or defect caused by alteraon, modificaon, fitment of a non-genuine part or aachment not approved by Cox Industries
(Australia) Pty Ltd.
5. Any defect caused by misuse, negligence, accidents or failure to carry out proper maintenance procedures.
6. Damage caused by connued operaon of the machine aer it known to be defecve.
7. Transportaon, insurance or any other expenses incurred by the customer in making a warranty claim.
8. Costs of rental or related equipment while repairs are in progress.
9. Telephone, facsimile or other related communicaon expenses.
10. Damage caused by adverse external condions such as thunderstorm acvity, acts of God, acts of terrorism, damage caused by vermin or any
other act or circumstance beyond Cox Industries (Australia) Pty Ltd control.
11. Damage caused by exposure to excessive heat, moisture or dampness, or exposure to abnormally corrosive condions.
TO CLAIM THE WARRANTY
To make a claim under this warranty, please bring or send the Mower to an Authorised PowerBOSS Service Dealer with a copy of your proof of
purchase*. A claim under this warranty is not formally made unless and unl the proof of purchase is provided. This does not affect your statuary
rights.
*If proof of purchase is not provided the manufacturing date of the engine will be used to determine the warranty period.
WARRANTY RERGISTRATION
The online warranty registraon form must be completed within 14 days of purchase. It is the purchasers’ responsibility to ensure this is carried
out.
This warranty is transferable to a subsequent owner of the engine, in the event of the sale of that product, provided that Cox Industries (Australia)
Pty Ltd is informed in wring within a reasonable me of the sale of the subsequent owners name and contact details, such noce to be provided
to Cox Industries (Australia) Pty Ltd. The noce should idenfy the name of the previous owner of the engine, place and date of purchase, model
and serial number of the engine. The effecve transfer of this warranty does not otherwise alter the terms of this warranty in any way.
For the avoidance of any doubt, any and all warranes or condions which are not guaranteed under Australian Consumer Law or the Australian
Compeon and Consumer Regulaons 2010 and which are not expressly included in this warranty as addional warranes or condions are
excluded.
To the extent applicable by law, Cox Industries (Australia) Pty Ltd will not accept liability for costs of labour, postage, cartage or delivery to replace
faulty materials or parts, or for any loss, damage or accident directly, indirectly or consequently suffered by the purchaser, operator or any other
person or property as a result of such faults whether due to defecve materials or workmanship otherwise.

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