Starting Instructions; Starting A Flooded Engine; Stopping Instructions - VITO GARDEN 2T 27cc Mode D'emploi

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STARTING INSTRUCTIONS

Fill the fuel tank with the amount of
Fuel/oil mixture needed for the job.
Turn switch to " " position (ON of
"ON/OFF"). (Fig. 9).
Only for cold engine start:
Pull the choke to the fully
extended position so that the
choke is closed. (Fig. 10).
Press and release the primer bulb
5-10 times. (Fig. 11).
Place the unit firmly on the ground or
a very sturdy work surface. Make
sure all bystanders are a minimum of
15m away. Do not attempt to start
near pilot lights or any open flame.
Do not smoke. Be sure the throttle
lock is in the middle of tortoise and
rabbit, Grasp the Starter Rope with
one hand and press the engine cover
with the other, pull the starter rope
slowly until you feel the engine
engage and then start the machine by
pulling the starter rope upwards
briskly. The unit should start within
10 pulls, then make the choke full
open (Fig. 12).
Once warm, the engine should start
on the first pull. If it fails to start,
re-prime the bulb and ensure the
choke lever is in the correct position
(Fig.13).
Squeeze the throttle control slightly
to warm up the engine for 15 to 30
seconds. In cold weather, move the
throttle slowly until the engine warms
up for 30 to 60 seconds.
NOTE: When starting the engine
in very hot or cold conditions it
may be necessary to squeeze the
throttle open while pulling the
starter rope.
WHEN THE ENGINE STARTS
For maximum performance and
operating life, allow the engine to
warm before use.
Run the engine for 2-3 minutes at
idle speed until the operating
temperature is reached.
As the engine warms, open the choke
gradually by slowly pushing the choke
control in to the fully retracted
position.
The engine should now be ready for
use.
IF THE ENGINE DOES NOT
START
Repeat the appropriate starting
procedures. If the engine still will not
start, follow the "Starting a Flooded
Engine" instructions below.
STARTING A FLOODED
ENGINE
Disconnect the spark plug lead, and
use the spark plug wrench to remove
the spark plug in a counter-clockwise
direction (Fig. 14).
If the spark plug is fouled or is soaked
with fuel, clean or replace the plug as
required.
Clear excess fuel from the
FULL
OPEN
combustion chamber by cranking the
engine several times while the spark
plug is removed.
Install the spark plug and firmly
tighten it with the spark plug wrench.
If a torque wrench is available, torque
the spark plug to 148-165
inch-pounds. Reconnect the spark
plug lead.
WARNING: Incorrect spark plug
installation can result in serious
engine damage.

STOPPING INSTRUCTIONS

Release your hand from the throttle
control. Allow the engine to cool
down by idling.
Push the switch to the off position.
If the engine continues to run with
the ignition button in the " "
position, stop the engine by
pulling the choke out to the fully
closed position or opening the
cage.