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Installing the spring clip
back of the rope rotor. Rotate the rotor back and forth until
the slotted area engages the starter rewind spring anchor
loop.
Now insert pawl
in
rope rotor and press spring clip onto
starter post with a suitable pair
fo
pliers, making sure that
the spring clip engages on the pawl's guide pin and points
it
in
the clockwise direction. Then tension rewind spring.
Replacing a
broken
rewind
spring
Remove the rope rotor as above. The spring housing
together with the rewind spring can then
be
removed from
the fan housing by turning the fan housing over and let it
drop out of the recess
in
the fan housing. A replacement
spring and spring housing are supplied as
an
assembly.
Lubricate the spring with a few drops of non-resinous oil
before installing
it.
Drop the rewind spring/housing assembly (with the bottom
plate area up)
,into
the fan shroud recess. If the spring
should pop out of its housing during installation re-insert it
in
its housing starting from outside to inside in counter-
clockwise direction. Reassemble the rope rotor as above.
Tensioning the rewind spring
Tensioning
the
rewind
spring
Rewind the starter rope
by
turning the rotor in counter-
clockwise direction until the starter grip has reached a
distance of about 20
cm
(8
in) from the fan shroud. Form a
loop
in
the remaining rope next to the
rim
of the rope
rotor.
Use this loop to turn the rope rotor clockwise by three full
revolutions and hold the rope rotor in place
by
hand. Pull
out and straighten the twisted rope. Gradually release the
rope rotor and pull
in
the starter rope until it
is
fully re-
wound on the rope rotor
by
spring force.
The rewind spring
is
tensioned correctly if the starter grip
is held firmly in"f)lace against the starter housing
by
spring
tension and does not droop.
!f
more tension is required add
one more turn
on
the rope rotor. The rope rotor should
be
able to
be
rotated
by
at least one-half
an
extra turn with
the rope pulled all the way out. If spring tension is too great
pull out the starter rope, hold the rotor firmly
by
hand, and
remove one turn of the rope.
A
rewind
spring
that
is
tensioned
too
heavily
will
pro-
bably
break.
Re-install the fan shroud with the three retaining screws
securely tightened.