FS 510 C-M, FS 560 C-M
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At temperatures below +10 °C
Preheating the carburetor
Repositioning a shutter allows heated air
to be drawn in from around the cylinder
and mixed with cold air – this helps
prevent carburetor icing.
An arrow (1) on the shroud indicates the
setting of the shutter (2) for summer or
winter operation. Meaning of symbols:
– "Sun" = summer operation
– "Snowflake" = winter operation
N Remove the screw (3) from the
shutter.
N Pull the shutter (2) out of the shroud.
N Rotate the shutter (2) from the
summer position to the winter
position and refit it.
N Secure the shutter in position with
the screw (3).
At temperatures between +10°C and
+20°C
The machine can normally be operated
in this temperature range with the
shutter (2) in the summer position.
Change the position of the shutter if
necessary.
At temperatures above +20°C
N Always return the shutter (2) to the
summer position.
Do not operate the machine in the winter
position at temperatures above +20°C
because there is otherwise a risk of
engine running problems and
overheating.
At temperatures below -10°C
In extreme wintry conditions
– Temperatures below -10°C
– Powder or drifting snow
it is advisable to use the optional "cover
plate kit".
Winter Operation
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