Husqvarna 572XPG - Manifold; Dismantling the Manifold When the Cylinder Is Attached to the Chainsaw

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F
E
G
14.9 Manifold
The intake system has two inlets.
1. The upper intake (E) lets fuel and air mixture from
the carburettor into the cylinder (G). See gure 23.
2. The lower intake (F) lets air into the cylinder (G). See
gure 23.
3. Fit the carburettor with air lter holder on the
manifold. See chapter Fitting the carburettor on the
chainsaw.
4. Assemble the following parts:
• Muer.
• Spark plug.
• Cylinder cover.
• Chain and bar.
5. If a new piston and/or cylinder is tted, the chainsaw
should be run-in for 3-4 hours. See carburettor
settings.
14.10 Dismantling the manifold when
the cylinder is attached to the
chainsaw
The following components must be removed before
the manifold can be removed from the chainsaw:
• Cylinder cover
• Air lter and air lter holder
• Carburettor
• Start/stop switch
1. Remove the two upper screws on the manifold. See
gure 24.
2. Remove the partition wall by pulling it upwards. See
gure 24.
3. Punch a hole in the carburettor area base using a
screwdriver. See gure 25.
4. Unfold the rubber cover and loosen the right of the
lower screws on the manifold 2-3 turns. Use the
hole that you punched in the carburettor area base
to reach the screw from a suitable angle. See gure
25.
5. Unfold the rubber cover and loosen the left lower
screw 2-3 turns. Use the start/stop switch opening to
reach the screw from a suitable angle.See gure 25.
6. Tilt the manifold forward (away from the cylinder)
and carefully pull it upwards to remove it. See gure
25.
NOTE! Place the screwdriver inside the carbu-
rettor area base and punch outwards. Doing the
opposite way increases the risk of dirt or small
components entering the intake system.
Fig. 23
Fig. 24
Fig. 25
Carburettor