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Important!
Engine
ignition
is
controlled
by a
two-position START-STOP
switch
mounted
On
the
Fig.E12
I.
Chock
lever
closed
position
Fig.EI0
Fig.E9
L
Ignition Switch
2. Throttle
lock
button
3. Throttle
lockout lever
4.
Throttle
tngger
,
2
Fig.Ell
I.
Primer bulb
2.
Return
tube
Fig.E9
5.1.1-
Control positions
- cold
engine
1.
Set
the
throttle
trigger
to "fast
idle" as follows
(Fig.E9)
Depress
and
hold the
throttle
lockout
lever
Squeeze
and
hold the throttle
trigger.
Depress
the
throttle
lock button.
While
holding
down
the throttle lock
button,
release the throttle trigger
and
throttle
lockout
lever.
Release the throttle lock
button
2. Slide the
ignition switch
to
the
"T"
(start)
Position.
See
Fig.E I0
3. Prime the engine by depressing the
carburetor
primer
bulb four or
five times. See Fig.EII
You should
be able to
see fuel
inside
the
bulb.
4. Choke the engine by moving the
choke
lever
up
to
the "closed"
position. See
Fig.EI2.
1
2
I
I
5.1-
Starting
a
cold
engine
-
Restarting
after
refueling
V.
OPERATION
A
WARNING!
Always minimize the
risk
of fire when handling
fuel!
Always allow
the product
to
cool
before
refueling!
Wipe
all
spilled fuel
and
move
the product
at
lease 3
meters
(10
feet)
from
the fueling
point
before restarting!
Never smoke
or light
any fires
near
the
product or
fuels
I
N ever place any flammable material near the engine
muffler!
Never operate the
engine
without
the
muffler
and
spark
arrestor in
place
and
properly
functioning!
Never
operate
this machine if fuel
system
components are
damaged or are
leaking.
5.
Wipe
up
any spilled
fuel
from
the
powerhead
before restarting