Installation manual

STARTING/STOPPING
PROCEDURE
Manual
Starting
Procedure
To
manually
start
the
engine,
follow
the
procedure
described
below.
When
starting
after
cold
nights
or
freezing
temperatures
when
the
engine
must
first
be
turned
over
with
no
compression,
follow
all
of
the
steps,
beginning
with
Step
1.
If
cold
weather
is
not
a
factor,
bypass
Steps
1-3,
and
begin
with
Step
4.
A
WARNING:
Always
keep
hands
and
feet
clear
of
moving
parts.
Put
the
transmission
in
neutral.
Do
not
use
starting
aids.
1.
Place
the
transmission
in
neutral
and
advance
the
throttle
con-
trol
to
slightly
open.
NOTE:
Make
sure
the
stop
lever
is
in
the
RUN
position.
2.
Set
the
Automatic
Decompression
Device
pointer
to
the
Neutral
position
(see
illustration).
Compression
is
released
when
the
pointer
is
in
this
position.
POINTER
IN
THE
NEUTRAl
PDSmDN
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3.
Insert
the
crank
handle
into
the
crank
handle
guide
(see
illustration).
Standing
to
the
right
of
the
crank
handle,
put
your
right
hand
on
top
of
the
air
intake
filter
for
support
and
grip
the
crank
handle
with
your
left
hand,
with
the
thumb
on
your
left
hand
in
the
position
shown
in
the
illustration.
HAND-CRANKING
Model7A-1
shown
CRANK
HANDLE
GUIDE
4.
Crank
the
engine
counterclockwise
approximately
10
to
20
times
until
the
engine
turns
freely.
Then
remove
the
crank
handle.
S.
Set
the
Automatic
Decompression
Device
pointer
to
the
manual
starting
position
(see
illustration).
When
hand-crank-
ing
in
this
position,
automatic
decompression
will
occur.
POINTER
IN
THE
MANUAl
STARTING
PDsmDN
6.
Pull
down
the
Cold
Starting
Device
knob.
Note:
Do
not
pull
down
this
knob
when
restarting
a
hot
engine.
COLD
STARTING
DEVICE
KNOB
7.
Insert
the
crank
handle
into
the
crank
handle
guide
(see
illustration).
Standing
to
the
right
of
the
crank
handle,
put
your
right
hand
on
top
of
the
air
intake
silencer
for
support
and
grip
the
crank
handle
with
your
left
hand,
with
the
thumb
on
your
left
hand
in
the
position
shown
in
the
illustration.
S.
Slowly
crank
the
engine
counterclockwise
4
times,
then
crank
the
engine
as
fast
as
possible.
The
pointer
on
the
Automatic
Decompression
Device
will
automatically
move
clockwise
with
each
crank.
Compression
will
occur
after
8
cranks.
Continue
to
crank
after
compression
occurs
until
the
engine
starts
firing.
As
decompression
ends
and
compression
occurs,
the
pointer
will
automatically
stop
at
the
operating
(9
o'clock)
position.After
the
engine
starts,
the
crank
handle
will
automat-
ically
disengage.
Then
remove
the
crank
handle.
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