Craftsman 636.796912 User Manual

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IX. STORAGE AFTER USE

5. Store the unit in a dry atmosphere and keep out dust.

1, Correctly preparing your Sears Power Blower for extend­

ed storage will be amply rewarded by an increased service

life and trouble-free performance,,

2 Drain fuel tank and carburetor thoroughly,

Drain carburetor through drain cock,

3,

Remove spark plug, pour one teaspoon of engine oil into

cylinder and pull recoil starter gently to distribute the
oil. Replace spark plug securely.

4.

Thoroughly clean the unit and coat unprotected surfaces

with oil to prevent rust.

It is important to prevent gum deposits from forming in

essentia! fuel system parts such as the carburetor, fuel filter,

fuel hose^ or tank during storage. Also, experience indicates

that alcohol blended fuels {called gasohol or using ethanol or

methanoll can attract moisture which leads to separation and

formation of acids during storage. Acidic gas can damage the

fuel system of an engine while in storage.

To avoid engine problems, the fuel system should be emptied

before storage of 30 days or longer. Follow these instructions:

K TROUBLE SHOOTING

Refer to the chart to locate the problem and take the appropriate action.

Table 1

6

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Fuel is not
reaching

Fuel line hose clogged „

Clean.

carburetor

Fuel is not

1

___ PisTon.& cytinder worn..,..

...... Replace,

— reaching -------------—^-----Strainer dogged

Clean.

cylinder

i----- Carburetor out of order ,

Disassembie and check.

Ignition coil

-in good-

condition

-No spark at plug -

, Wire connection defective .

High-tension cord

‘ connection defective ........... .

. Insulator cracked

. Spark gap incorrect.

. Covered with carbon

, Fouled with fuel

Starting procedures

■ incorrect ...................... .

Fuel does
not keep
funning

Fuel valve clogged with

dust ........................... ....................

Fuel passage in carburetor
clogged with dust ......................

L i

о
a

Accelera­

tion and
low speed -
function
defective

*

w

Carburetor _

overflow

Fuel leaking from fixing

surfaces of carburetor

Carburetor does

not work normally .........................................................

Crankcase and cylinder

‘ pressure leaks .....................

Fuel inlet needle valve

- clogged with dust .................

Exhaust pipe sticky

■ with fuel

Engine does
' not crank *

. Searing damaged ,__________

■ Piston and cvlirtder seized.

, Crankshaft worn

Crankshaft contacting

’ crankcase

Heconnect

Repair as necessary.

, Replace plug.

, Adjust.

, Clears or replace.

. Clean or replace.

. Start correctly

. Clean,

. Disassemble and replace

, Retighten.

, Replace,

.. Stop leakage,

.. Clean.

This is because fuel mixture

is too rich,

■ Start the engine several times

with choke lever fully open.

, Disassemble and replace

. Disassemble and replace,

. Disassemble and replace,

, Disassemble and replace,

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