MAINTENANCE
AIR FILTER MAINTENANCE
See Figure 12.
WARNING:
To avoid serious personal injury, always turn your saw off and allow it to cool before you clean or do any maintenance on it.
1.Using a small phillips screwdriver, loosen and remove the air filter cover screws (2) and air filter cover.
2.Separate and remove the air filter elements (2) from the plastic air filter element cover and air filter cover support casing (2 pieces).
3.Inspect elements for dirt, stains, etc.
4.Wash both in gasoline, then squeeze dry.
5.Dip elements in SAE 30 engine oil and squeeze out all excess.
6.Place air filter elements back in plastic air filter element cover and support.
7.Place plastic casing on carburetor and align screws holes in casing with screw holes on carburetor.
8.Position air filter cover on carburetor so that all screw holes are aligned.
9.Secure all parts to carburetor with air filter cover screws
(2). Tighten securely, but do not over tighten. Plastic parts will break if screws are too tight.
CAUTION:
Do not sand blast, scrape, or clean electrodes. Grit in the engine could damage the cylinder.
CLEAN MUFFLER EXHAUST
See Figure 13.
WARNING:
To avoid serious personal injury, always turn your saw off and allow it to cool before you clean or do any maintenance on it.
After extended periods of use carbon deposit will build up in the exhaust port of the muffler, causing it to become clogged. If this situation occurs, periodically remove the carbon build up with a slotted screwdriver. Be careful, do not damage the muffler, piston, or cylinder.
NOTE: If an excessive amount of carbon builds up, causing a loss of power, take your saw to an authorized service center to be cleaned by a authorized service technician. It may be necessary for him to remove the muffler and clean both the muffler and cylinder.
SCREWS
CARBURETOR
AIR FILTER
COVER
AIR FILTER
ELEMENT SUPPORT
AIR FILTER |
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ELEMENTS |
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AIR FILTER | Fig. 12 |
ELEMENT COVER |
MUFFLER
Fig. 13
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