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DLE DLE120-T4 - User Manual

DLE DLE120-T4
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DLE120-T4
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USER MANUAL
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DLE DLE120-T4 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Displacement120 cc
IgnitionElectronic CDI
CarburetorWalbro
FuelGasoline
Oil Mix Ratio40:1
Compression Ratio9.5:1
Fuel TypeUnleaded gasoline
Type2-stroke gasoline engine

Summary

Safety Instructions

Pre-use Inspection and Loctite Application

Ensure all screws and nuts are tight using threadlocker before operation.

Break-in and Test Stand Precautions

Engine must run with shock absorbers for break-in; avoid test stands if possible.

Propeller Safety Zone

Maintain a safe distance from the rotating propeller; wear protective eyewear.

Technical Data of the Engine

Performance Specifications

Details engine power, idle speed, and recommended propeller sizes.

Engine Parameters

Includes displacement, bore/stroke, compression ratio, and lubrication ratio.

Ignition System Voltage

Specifies the operating voltage range for the ignition system.

Engine Adjustment and Functions

Component Identification

Identifies key components like choke, throttle, and needles on the carburetor.

Idle Speed and Carburetor Tuning

Adjust idle speed screw and low-speed needle; use tachometer for high-speed needle.

Throttle Linkage Synchronization

Synchronize throttle arms to ensure simultaneous full closure and opening.

Ignition Sensor Correct Placement

Ensure ignition sensors #1 and #2 are connected to the correct cylinders to prevent startup failure.

Lean Mixture Warning

Avoid lean mixtures to prevent engine damage; yellow spark plug indicates optimal mixture.

Engine Startup Procedure

Cold Start Steps

Describes the sequence for starting a cold engine, including choke and throttle settings.

Hot;Warm Start Steps

Outlines the simplified procedure for starting a hot or warm engine.

Engine Maintenance

Fuel and Lubrication

Use 92# gasoline and 30:1 oil ratio; avoid mixing brands.

Break-in Period

Run at 2500 RPM for 1 hour; avoid prolonged low-speed operation.

Fuel System Checks

Regularly inspect fuel lines for leaks between the tank and carburetor.

Exterior Cleaning and Cooling

Keep the engine surface clean for efficient cooling and inspection.

Exhaust System Installation

Install mufflers before cylinders to ensure proper alignment and prevent exhaust leaks.

Carburetor Cleaning and Servicing

Periodically clean carburetor filters and needle valves to maintain performance.

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