O.S. Engines 7DV Carb - 27181000 User Manual

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CARBURETTOR INSERT (for Type 7D only)

Two different sizes of carburettor insert are used with the Type
7D carburettor. A large I.D. insert is installed in the carburettor
fitted to the MAX-90FSR. A smaller I.D. one is installed in the
carburettor of the MAX-61 engine.

In the case of the MAX-90FSR, ordinary suction feed is suffici-

ent to use this carburettor with the large insert. If, however,

higher power output is required for aerobatic flying, it is permis-
sible to remove the insert. In this case, a muffler pressurised fuel
system should be used.

In the case of the MAX-61, a muffler pressurised fuel system

should be used on this carburettor with the smaller I.D. insert.
If higher output is required, it is permissible to replace this with

the larger insert, or to remove the insert completely, but, in
these instances, a pumped fuel supply, such as the Perry Pump
system, or Robart Super-Pumper should be employed.

* If higher output is required on the MAX-61 FSR or

MAX-61 VF engine equipped with the type 7DV

carburettor, use the optional Type 7D carburettor.

Mixture Control Screw

Idle Valve Set-screw

Idle Valve

Rotor

Carburettor Insert
(for Type 7D only)

HOW TO REMOVE THE CARBURETTOR INSERT

•Unscrew the rotor set screw and withdraw the throttle rotor.
•Remove the idle valve set-screw and carefully withdraw idle

valve.

• Extract the carburettor insert.
• Reassemble the carburettor.

SUBSEQUENT OPERATION AND CARE
Once the required settings, have been established it should be
unnecessary to alter them. Such slight needle valve alterations as
may be necessary to cope with differences in atmospheric condi-
tions or fuels, do not affect the other two adjustments. The

engine should start readily with the throttle in the idle position.

It is important that the carburettor operates under clean condi-

tions. Make sure that fuel is properly filtered before use. We
advise fitting a filter to your fuel can and another filter in the

delivery tube between tank and engine, to reduce the risk of the

carburettor jet becoming partially clogged and upsetting running
adjustments.

PARTS LIST

Description

Carburettor Complete

Needle Valve Assembly

Rotor Set-screw Assembly

Throttle Lever

Carburettor Retainer

Carburettor Insert-L (for 90)

Carburettor Insert-S (for 61)

Code No.

7D

29081000

29081934

27181600

26881406

29081719

29081210

29081239

7DV

27181000

29081934

27181600

26881406

29081719

The specifications is subject to alteration for improvement without notice.

6-15 3-chome Imagawa Higashisumiyoshi-ku

Osaka 546, Japan. TEL. Osaka (06) 702-0225

108207

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