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Starting the engine (continued), Stopping the engine, Operation – Shindaiwa X7502863700 User Manual

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Starting the engine (continued)

When the motor starts...

Open the choke by moving the

1.

choke lever backward (toward the

fuel tank).
If the engine does not continue to

2.

run, repeat the appropriate crank-

ing procedures for a cold or warm

engine.

When the engine starts, clear

3.

excess fuel from the combustion

chamber by accelerating the engine

several times with the throttle lever.
Operating the throttle will automati-

4.

cally disengage the fast idle setting.

If the engine does not start

Repeat the appropriate starting pro-

cedure for a cold or warm engine.
If the engine still fails to start,

use the procedures for “Starting a

flooded engine.”.

WARNING!
Burn danger from hot engine! Allow engine to cool before remov-

ing cylinder cover.

Started a flooded engine

Slide the ignition switch to the “I” (ON) position

1.

.

Open the choke, put the throttle trigger in the full throttle position, then

2.

clear excess fuel from the combustion chamber by cranking the engine

several times.
If the engine still fails to start or fire, refer to the troubleshooting flow

3.

chart at the end of this manual.

Ignition OFF (O)

Cool the engine by allowing it to idle

1.

for 2–3 minutes.
Move the ignition switch to the “O” or

2.

STOP position.

Stopping the engine

Squeezing the throttle increases

engine speed, causing the clutch to

engage and operate the cutters.

Releasing the throttle decreases

engine speed, causing the cutters

to slow, and then stop altogether as

the clutch disengages.

Use a sweeping motion when cut-

ting, and vary throttle settings often.
Avoid cutting material larger than

1.27 cm in diameter.

Operation