Shindaiwa 269TCs, Руководство владельца/оператора

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Trouble
Cause Remedy
Engine - Hard to start
- Does not start
Engine cranks Fuel at carbuettor No fuel at carburettor ‡ Fuel ¿ lter clogged
‡ Fuel line clogged
‡ Carburettor
‡ Clean or replace
‡ Clean
‡ Ask your shindaiwa dealer
Fuel at cylinder No fuel at cylinder ‡ Carburettor ‡ Ask your shindaiwa dealer
Silencer wet with fuel ‡ Fuel mixture is too rich ‡ Open choke
‡ Clean replace air ¿ lter
‡ Adjust carburettor
‡ Ask your shindaiwa dealer
Spark at end of
plug wire No spark at end of plug
wire ‡ Ignition switch off
‡ Electrical problem
‡ Turn switch on
‡ Ask your shindaiwa dealer
Spark at plug No spark at plug ‡ Spark gap incorrect
‡ Covered with carbon
‡ Fouled with fuel
‡ Spark plug defective
‡ Adjust 0.6 to 0.7 mm
‡ Clean or replace
‡ Clean or replace
‡ Replace plug
Engine does not
crank ‡ Internal engine problem ‡ Ask your shindaiwa dealer
Engine runs Dies or accelerates
poorly ‡ Air ¿ lter dirty
‡ Fuel ¿ lter dirty
‡ Fuel vent plugged
‡ Spark plug
‡ Carburettor
‡ Cooling system plugged
‡ Exhaust port silencer plugged
‡ Clean or replace
‡ Clean or replace
‡ Clean
‡ Clean and adjust replace
‡ Adjust
‡ Clean
‡ Clean
WARNING
All chain saw service, other than items listed in the operator’s manual should be performed by competent service personnel.
Fuel vapors are extremely
À amable and may cause ¿ re and or explosion.
Never test for ignition spark near cylinder plug hole, otherwise serious personal injury may result.
Area Maintenance Page Before Use Monthly
Air Filter Clean Replace 19
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Fuel Filter Inspect Clean Replace 19
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Spark Plug Inspect Clean Adjust Replace 20
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Carburetor Adjust Replace and adjust 19
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Cooling System Inspect Clean 20
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Silencer Inspect Tighten Clean _
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Oil Filter Inspect Clean Replace 19
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Sprocket Inspect Replace 20
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Chain Brake Inspect Replace 14
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Starter Inspect
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* uide Bar Inspect Clean 20
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Fuel System Inspect Repair 6
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Screws, Bolts and Nuts t Tighten Replace _
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Service Maintenance Guide
Trouble Shooting
Important
Time intervals shown are maximum.
Actual use and your experience will determine the frequency of required maintenance.