Oil level should be between the high and low marks on the dipstick.
The oil level must be between the high and low marks on the level rod.
Reasons and solutions for a lawn mower that won't start
Why your mower will not start Possible solutions
- The engine is not getting the fuel it needs. Empty and re-fill the tank with fresh gas; Check fuel inlet system: carburetor canister; Choke, throttle, choke button, fuel filter
- He's not getting the spark he needs. Clean the spark plug, check its connections or replace it; Check the ignition system.
- Needs oil Check the oil level. Some newer engines have a low oil level floating switch to turn off the start
- He's not getting the air he needs. Check, clean, or replace the air filter.
- Problems with the starter rope. Check the flywheel brake; Make sure there is nothing clogging the blade.
- You put diesel in the engine instead of gasoline Did you really use gasoline? It can detect by smell if fuel is diesel, kerosene or gas. Ask someone who knows the difference.
- Other. Then you will find many more causes and possible solutions.
- You will then find detailed instructions for troubleshooting and solving all of these problems.
The golden rule of problem solving
Remember to do just one change at a time and try to start over, because if you don't, your first bright spark of inspiration can solve the problem and the second silly idea can make things work again.