Poulan 1994-01 User Manual - Page 20

Poulan 1994-01 Manual

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d. DECELERATION CHECK 1. Allow engine to idle, then squeeze throttle trigger fully. 2. Allow engine torunat fullspeed for about 1 second. 3. Release the throttle trigger to the idle position and listen to the deceleration of the engine. It must return to idle smoothly and within 1 to 2 seconds. a. If performance is satisfactory, proceed to step "4." b. If the engine slowly or erratically returns to idle or idles erratically, repeat "Idle Speed Adjustment" or continue through Low Speed Mixture and High Speed Mixture Adjustments to obtain proper deceleration. 4. Recheck idle speed. e. LOW SPEED MIXTURE ADJUSTMENT 1. Allow engine to idle. 2. Turn the low speed mixture screw (Figure 25 ) slowly clockwise until the speed starts to drop. Note this position. 3. Turn the low speed mixture screw counterclockwise until the speed increases and then starts to drop again. Note this position. -.-Setthalowspeedfl -eviarthe midpoint between the two positions. 5. Follow instructions in "Acceleration Check" and "Deceleration Check," f. HIGH SPEED MIXTURE ADJUSTMENT I CAUTION: I Do not operate engine at full throttle for prolonged periods while making high speed adjustments as damage to the engine can occur. 1. Support the lower end so the trimmer line is off the ground and will not nuacp contact with any object. 2. Allow engine to idle, then squeeze throttle trigger fully. NOTE: Perform steps "3." through "5." at full throttle. 3. Turn high speed mixture screw (Figure 25 ) very slowly clockwise until engine speed is reduced. 4. Turn high speed mixture screw very slowly counterclockwise. Stop when the engine begins to run roughly. 5. Turn screw slowly the minimum amount clockwise until the engine runs smoothly 6. Follow instructions in "Acceleration Check" and "Deceleration Check". I CAUTION: I If the engine does not operate according to these instructions after repeating the adjusting steps, do not use the unit. Take it to your Authorized Service Dealer. High Speed Screw Low Speed Adjustment Screw "Nose Cone" Screws Idle Speed Adjustment Screw tiv Air Filter Cover Figure 25 E. STARTER ROPE • Replace a starter rope that breaks. A DANGER Neverstart the engine with the clutch shroud removed. The clutch will fly apart and cause serious injury. A WARNING Do not remove the retaining tab and screw or the pulley The spring beneath the pulley is under tension and can fly out and cause :serious injury. If any part of pulley housing assembly is damaged other than the rope, do not use unit Take it to your Authorized Service Dealer. 1. Disconnect spark plug wire. Figure 26 . 2. Removethe screwfrom the trigger housing. (refer to Moire 4). 3. Remove the trigger housing from the handlebar. 4. Carefully pull wire assembly out of the foam grip. 5. Loosen two "Nose Cone" screws and remove the tube from the clutch shroud. Figure 26 . 6. Reinove the four clutch shroud screws with the small hex wrench provided. Figure 26 . 7. Separate clutch shroud from engine. Figure 26 . - 20 - Clutch Shroud Screws "Nose Cone" Screws Spark Plug Wire Clutch Shroud Figure 26 A DANGER Use only a hand tool to remove the clutch. Do not use any type of motorized unit or strike the clutch in any way. Otherwise, the clutch will fly apart and cause serious injury. 8. Hold the "Flats" of the clutch with an adjustable wrench. Figure 27 (inset). Remove the nut counterclockwise with a wrench. NOITI Clutch willslide offthe crankshaft intact. Do not disassemble the dutch. 9. Remove the cupped washer, clutch, and large flat washer as shown in Figure 27 . 10.Remove pulley housing from engine. Figure 27 .

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d.
DECELERATION
CHECK
1.
Allow
engine
to
idle,
then
squeeze
throttle
trigger
fully.
2.
Allow
engine
to
run
at
full
speed
for
about
1
second.
3.
Release
the
throttle
trigger
to
the
idle
posi-
tion
and
listen
to
the
deceleration
of
the
en-
gine.
It
must
return
to
idle
smoothly
and
within
1
to
2
seconds.
a.
If
performance
is
satisfactory,
pro-
ceed
to
step
"4."
b.
If
the
engine
slowly
or
erratically
returns
to
idle
or
idles
erratically,
repeat
"Idle
Speed
Adjustment"
or
con-
tinue
through
Low
Speed
Mixture
and
High
Speed
Mixture
Adjustments
to
ob-
tain
proper
deceleration.
4.
Recheck
idle
speed.
e.
LOW
SPEED
MIXTURE
ADJUSTMENT
1.
Allow
engine
to
idle.
2.
Turn
the
low
speed
mixture
screw
(Figure
25
)
slowly
clockwise
until
the
speed
starts
to
drop.
Note
this
position.
3.
Turn
the
low
speed
mixture
screw
counter-
clockwise
until
the
speed
increases
and
then
starts
to
drop
again.
Note
this
posi-
tion.
-
.
Setthalowspeedfl
-
eviarthe
mid-
point
between
the
two
positions.
5.
Follow
instructions
in
"Acceleration
Check"
and
"Deceleration
Check,"
f.
HIGH
SPEED
MIXTURE
ADJUSTMENT
I
CAUTION:
I
Do
not
operate
engine
at
full
throttle
for
prolonged
periods
while
mak-
ing
high
speed
adjustments
as
damage
to
the
engine
can
occur.
1.
Support
the
lower
end
so
the
trimmer
line
is
off
the
ground
and
will
not
nuacp
contact
with
any
object.
2.
Allow
engine
to
idle,
then
squeeze
throttle
trigger
fully.
NOTE:
Perform
steps
"3."
through
"5."
at
full
throttle.
3.
Turn
high
speed
mixture
screw
(Fig-
ure
25
)
very
slowly
clockwise
until
engine
speed
is
reduced.
4.
Turn
high
speed
mixture
screw
very
slowly
counterclockwise.
Stop
when
the
engine
begins
to
run
roughly.
5.
Turn
screw
slowly
the
minimum
amount
clockwise
until
the
engine
runs
smoothly
6.
Follow
instructions
in
"Acceleration
Check"
and
"Deceleration
Check".
I
CAUTION:
I
If
the
engine
does
not
operate
ac-
cording
to
these
instructions
after
repeat-
ing
the
adjusting
steps,
do
not
use
the
unit.
Take
it
to
your
Authorized
Service
Dealer.
High
Speed
Low
Speed
Adjustment
Screw
Screw
"Nose
Cone"
Screws
Idle
Speed
Adjustment
Screw
tiv
Air
Filter
Cover
Figure
25
E.
STARTER
ROPE
Replace
a
starter
rope
that
breaks.
A
DANGER
Never
start
the
engine
with
the
clutch
shroud
re-
moved.
The
clutch
will
fly
apart
and
cause
seri-
ous
injury.
A
WARNING
Do
not
remove
the
retaining
tab
and
screw
or
the
pulley
The
spring
beneath
the
pulley
is
un-
der
tension
and
can
fly
out
and
cause
:serious
in-
jury.
If
any
part
of
pulley
housing
assembly
is
damaged
other
than
the
rope,
do
not
use
unit
Take
it
to
your
Authorized
Service
Dealer.
1.
Disconnect
spark
plug
wire.
Figure
26
.
2.
Remove
the
screw
from
the
trigger
housing.
(refer
to
Moire
4).
3.
Remove
the
trigger
housing
from
the
handlebar.
4.
Carefully
pull
wire
assembly
out
of
the
foam
grip.
5.
Loosen
two
"Nose
Cone"
screws
and
remove
the
tube
from
the
clutch
shroud.
Figure
26
.
6.
Reinove
the
four
clutch
shroud
screws
with
the
small
hex
wrench
provided.
Figure
26
.
7.
Separate
clutch
shroud
from
engine.
Figure
26
.
Spark
Plug
Wire
Clutch
Shroud
Clutch
Shroud
Screws
"Nose
Cone"
Screws
Figure
26
A
DANGER
Use
only
a
hand
tool
to
remove
the
clutch.
Do
not
use
any
type
of
motorized
unit
or
strike
the
clutch
in
any
way.
Otherwise,
the
clutch
will
fly
apart
and
cause
serious
injury.
8.
Hold
the
"Flats"
of
the
clutch
with
an
adjustable
wrench.
Figure
27
(inset).
Remove
the
nut
coun-
terclockwise
with
a
wrench.
NOITI
Clutch
will
slide
offthe
crankshaft
intact.
Do
not
disassemble
the
dutch.
9.
Remove
the
cupped
washer,
clutch,
and
large
flat
washer
as
shown
in
Figure
27
.
10.Remove
pulley
housing
from
engine.
Figure
27
.
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