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Version with Easy2Start | Tensioning the rewind spring |
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0011BA027 KN
NThread the rope from above through the rope guide bush (1) and rope rotor (2) and secure with a simple overhand knot
NCoat the bearing bore in the rope rotor with
NSlip the rope rotor onto the starter post (3) – turn it back and forth a little until the anchor loop of the rewind spring engages
0011BA028 KN
NPush the carrier onto the post until the anchor loop of the spring engages
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NRefit the pawls (4) in the carrier and slip the washer (5) over the starter post
NPress the spring clip (6) on to the starter post and over the pegs of the pawl with a screwdriver or suitable pliers – the spring clip must point in the clockwise direction – as shown in the picture
0011BA030 KN
NMake a loop in the unwound starter rope and use it to turn the rope rotor six full revolutions in the direction of the arrow
NHold the rope rotor tight – pull out the twisted rope and untangle it
NRelease the rope rotor
NSlowly let go of starter rope so that it winds onto the rotor
The starter grip must be drawn firmly into the rope guide bush. If it tips sideways: increase the spring tension by another turn.
When the starter rope is fully extended it must be possible to
rotate the rotor at least another half turn. If not, the spring has been tensioned too tightly and may break!
NRemove one turn of the rope from the rotor
NMount the fan housing on the crankcase
Replacing broken rewind spring
NRemove the rope rotor
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