Installation Instructions

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B1700·B21 00·B2400
WSM,
11770
1
ENGINE
0087F028
(11)
Speed
Control Lever
(12) Idle Limit Spring
(13)
Fuel
Limit Adjust Bolt
At
start
As
no centrifugal force
is
applied
to
flyweight
(7),
low
tension
of
start spring (1) permits control rack
to
move
to
the starting position, supplying the amount
of
fuel required
to
start the engine.
At
idling
Setting
speed
control lever (11)
to
the
idling
position during engine
rotation
permits
the
low
tension
of
governor spring 2
(3),
start spring (1) and
idle
limit
spring (12)
to
balance the centrifugal force
of
flyweight
(7)
without
activating
high
tension
governor spring 1
(2).
In
this way, the fuel injection
rate
can
be
controlled
to
ensure stable idling.
At
high
speed
running
with
overload
Governor spring
1
(2)
and 2
(3)
control
the
fuel
injection rate.
To
maintain
the
required engine
speed,
fuel
is
supplied according
to
the
speed
control
lever setting
and
load
by
balancing the tension
of
governor springs 1 and 2
with
the centrifugal force
of
flyweight
(7).
In
addition, idle
limit
spring (12) provides stable
engine rotation.
4
8
0087F029
13
5
During overload
At
load increases, the engine speed decreases,
reducing the flyweight's centrifugal force. Governor
springs
1
(2)
and
2
(3),
therefore, pull fork levers 1
(4)
and 2 (5), increasing the fuel injection
rate
and
maintaining engine
speed.
If
engine
speed
decreases
due
to
a further increase in load, fork lever 2
(5)
will
come in contact
with
the fuel
limit
bolt, stopping a
further increase
in
the fuel injection rate.
Torque spring
(8)
incorporated in fork lever 1
(4)
moves
the lever
in
the direction
of
fuel injection rate
increase, thereby boosting
torque
and
providing
greater engine output.
(14) Control Rack
Pin
1-M17