Shindaiwa 68006-94310 manual Adjusting the Carburetor, Adjusting Idle Speed

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Adjusting the Carburetor

It is not necessary to adjust the carbu- retor when the unit is new. Adjust the carburetor only when you are sure it is necessary due to differences in work- ing conditions such as atmospheric pressure or temperature, or change in unit conditions after more than 10 hours of use.

If you are unfamiliar with carbure- tor adjustment techniques, ask your dealer for advice.

Adjust the carburetor in accordance with the following procedures.

WARNING!

When adjusting the carburetor, keep bystanders well away, and make sure the cut-off wheel is clear of any interference because the wheel may rotate during carbu- retor adjustment.

1.Prior to adjusting, clean the air ﬁlter as described on the previous page and then run the engine for a few of minutes at idle speed to warm up the engine.

Adjusting Idle Speed

To adjust idle speed, turn the Idle Adjust Screw with a screwdriver. See Figure 22. Turn clockwise to increase idle speed. Adjust idle speed so the cut- off wheel does not rotate at idle.

Recommended idle speed: 2,200–2,600 min-1(rpm)

EC7500.30

Figure 22

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Contents Engine Cutoff SAW Contents Labels and SymbolsSafety Precautions Before OperationFueling the Unit Starting The EngineKickback OperationOperation Inspection and Maintenance Transport and StorageStopping The Engine Safety and Operation Information Labels EC7500EC7600Unit Description Power Transmission Technical SpeciﬁcationsAssembly Prior to AssemblyMounting the Cut-off Wheel Filling the Fuel Tank Examples of 501 mixing quantitiesStarting the Engine When the Engine is Cold If the engine still does not start Starting a Warm EngineIf the Engine Doesn’t Start OffAdjusting Wheel Guard Angle OperationWet or Dry Operation Reversing cutting head for ﬂush cutting operations Inspection and Maintenance Reversing cutting head for ﬂush cutting operationscontCleaning the Air Cleaner Adjusting the Carburetor Adjusting Idle SpeedAdjusting Belt Tension Spark Plug MaintenanceCleaning Cylinder Fins High and Low Speed NeedleReplacing the Drive Belt Checking the Cut-off WheelReplacing the Cut-off Wheel Sharpening a Diamond Cut-off Wheel Lubricating the Clutch BearingChecking the Fuel Filter Long Term Storage Troubleshooting ProblemDeclaration Conformity Declaration of ConformityPage Page Shindaiwa Inc