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19/04/2019 

V2.0 

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Content

 

1. Introduction ........................................................................................................ 3

 

1.1 Limitation of Liability .......................................................................................... 3

 

1.2 The meaning of symbols used in the manual ......................................................... 4

 

2. Preparing the paramotor ..................................................................................... 5

 

2.1 Package content ................................................................................................ 5

 

2.2 First time paramotor assembly ............................................................................ 5

 

2.2.1 Mounting of the propeller ........................................................................................ 5

 

2.2.2 Propeller cage mounting.......................................................................................... 6

 

2.2.3 Harness adjustments .............................................................................................. 7

 

2.2.4 Battery mounting (e-start engine only) ...................................................................... 8

 

3. Fuel ..................................................................................................................... 9

 

4. Priming & Starting the engine ........................................................................... 10

 

4.1 Priming the engine ........................................................................................... 10

 

4.2 Turning off the engine ...................................................................................... 11

 

4.3 Emergency engine stop .................................................................................... 11

 

5. The run-in and the engine use ........................................................................... 12

 

5.1 New engine inspection on the ground ................................................................. 12

 

5.2 The run-in of the new engine on the ground ........................................................ 12

 

5.3 The run-in of the engine in the first hours of flight ............................................... 12

 

5.4 Spark plug diagnosis ........................................................................................ 14

 

5.5 Regulating the carburetor during the run-in time ................................................. 15

 

6. Pre-flight inspection and adjustments ............................................................... 16

 

6.1 Pre-flight paramotor inspection ......................................................................... 16

 

6.2 Basic engine adjustments ................................................................................. 17

 

7. Other maintenance operations .......................................................................... 18

 

7.1 Pre-flight paramotor inspection ......................................................................... 18

 

7.2 The paramotor’s maintenance and servicing – recommended operations ................ 18

 

8. Tightening torque .............................................................................................. 21

 

9. Technical specifications of Nitro & Tornado engine ........................................... 22

 

10. Electric scheme (e-start engine only) .............................................................. 23

 

11. Warranty and service....................................................................................... 24

 

Summary of Contents for NITRO 200

Page 1: ...treated as the basis for any legal claims Information included in the present publication are the property of the Air Conception company Copying distributing and content sharing of the whole text or...

Page 2: ...11 5 The run in and the engine use 12 5 1 New engine inspection on the ground 12 5 2 The run in of the new engine on the ground 12 5 3 The run in of the engine in the first hours of flight 12 5 4 Spar...

Page 3: ...xisting regulations before starting your flights in a given country If you want to paraglide with paramotor you must have a license which can be obtained by attending special training Paragliding with...

Page 4: ...The pilot is obliged to follow all instructions that are included in this manual 1 2 The meaning of symbols used in the manual Warning This indicates the instruction that should be followed if you wan...

Page 5: ...shers The set of propeller mounting screws with the red aluminum washer propeller screw plate can be found in the side pocket of the harness or in the a cage bag pocket Propeller mounting screws must...

Page 6: ...f the security net This is designed to pass though the spring and pull back on itself The last but very important step is mounting three security Velcro bands which prevent the cage from accidentally...

Page 7: ...UST THE HANG POINTS Loosen the head screws on the black collets so that they can move along the bars The propeller axle should tilt slightly backwards as shown by the following picture For the best to...

Page 8: ...19 04 2019 V2 0 Page 8 of 24 2 2 4 Battery mounting e start engine only The battery has to be mounted according to this picture...

Page 9: ...unt you will need for your flight and prepare only as much mixture as needed If you are going to store the paramotor for a long time you should empty the tank completely The majority of contaminations...

Page 10: ...ent pipe Delicately press the membrane through the special opening in the carburetor s cover In this way you will be able to open the valve and enable the flow of fuel Watch as the fuel passes through...

Page 11: ...th each start up till it ceases to start In that case one should add a small amount of additional fuel into the carburetor Warning Do not flood the carburetor with additional fuel when the engine is s...

Page 12: ...r can lead to the engine seizing and void the warranty 5 2 The run in of the new engine on the ground After warming up the new engine you should initially set its speed In order to do that you should...

Page 13: ...caused by overloading the engine thermally engine seizure tearing off the connecting rod jamming the piston rings using inadequate oil or using a not correct amount of oil Spark plug evaluation in the...

Page 14: ...e will lead to sustained and trouble free engine running and significantly prolong the amount of time before the first repair If the user intentionally does not follow the guidelines presented above i...

Page 15: ...and preventing the engine from overheating Each newly purchased spark plug has about 1 mm space between the electrodes You must necessarily reduce it to 0 4 mm When the engine is hot the temperature...

Page 16: ...fuel pipes whether there are no leaks that could lead to sucking in the fake air Check the mounting of the engine the exhaust system mounting of the airbox silencer and pay special attention to the c...

Page 17: ...as a tendency to cut out you should correct minimum speed settings It is usually enough to adjust the throttle s position with a screw horizontal screw lifting throttle lever but in some cases it is n...

Page 18: ...e elements Check the engine starter Pay special attention to all leakages scratches and atypical stains In case of any doubts contact an Air Conception representative Check the frame and the propeller...

Page 19: ...gs that are not tight enough with a length of more than 10 mm may also cause exhaust cracking Not tight enough transmission belt may cause the engine hard or impossible to start and will cause acceler...

Page 20: ...osits from the combustion chamber 2 Replace the cylinder head gasket 3 Replace the manual fuel pump if any 4 Replace the airbox rubber 5 Replace the exhaust rubber mounts 6 Replace the spark plug 7 Cl...

Page 21: ...body screws 4 Nm M5 crankcase screws 10 Nm M10 Crankshaft pulley nut 40 Nm M5 Ignition coil screws 10 Nm M5 Starter sprocket screws 10 Nm M6 electric starter screws 13 Nm M5 x 16 mm electric starter b...

Page 22: ...tart Carburetor WB 37 WB 37 Ignition type Inductive discharge Inductive discharge Spark plug NGK BR10ES DENSO W31ESR U DENSO IW31 NGK BR10ES DENSO W31ESR U DENSO IW31 Usable propellers 125 cm to 150 c...

Page 23: ...19 04 2019 V2 0 Page 23 of 24 10 Electric scheme e start engine only...

Page 24: ...s described in the manual during the warranty period are obligatory Every claim must be done to the authorized dealer or to the factory Only the costs of transport in connection with warranty interven...

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