1. Remove the carburetor from the engine. |
2. Examine the carburetor on existence of damages or wear tracks. |
3. Disconnect a returnable spring of a butterfly valve. |
4. Examine the pump accelerator lever on existence of wear tracks. Remove a fixing spring of the lever of the pump accelerator, a lock ring and a clip, and disconnect the lever together with a spring. |
5. Remove a clip and disconnect a rod of the air gate. |
6. Turn off fixing screws and uncover the carburetor. If it is not uncovered, knock on it with a rubber kiyanka. Do not try to wring out a carburetor cover by means of the screw-driver as you can damage the adjoining surfaces. |
7. Examine the float-operated camera on existence of corrosion and traces of formation of a calcic raid. |
8. Remove a spring of the final valve of the pump accelerator, a lock ring and a ball. Turn the carburetor and shake out these elements on a palm. |
9. Turn off a copper cap and remove a small weight and a spring of the inlet valve of the pump accelerator. Turn the carburetor and shake out these elements on a palm. |
10. Remove the pump accelerator piston together with consolidations from a carburetor cover. Check the pump piston for existence of wear tracks or damages. |
11. Beat out a pin of a float and remove a float, the needle valve and laying of the float-operated camera. |
Prevention
On some models the saddle of the needle valve is not removed.
|
12. By means of a ruler check whether flanges of a cover of the carburetor, case of the carburetor and case of throttles are deformed. |
13. Check a tip of the needle valve for existence of wear tracks or jags. |
14. Check a float for existence of damages and hit of gasoline in it; hit in a float of fuel can be checked if to shake a float. Or, lower a float in water and look whether there are no vials of air from it. Replace a float if it failed. |
15. Check a float lever arm for deformation existence, and also check openings of installation of an axis of a float for existence of wear tracks or damages. |
16. Replace a float axis if it is worn-out. |
17. Unscrew the fuel interruption in supply valve (see subsection 5.1.5) and clear it by means of cleaner for cleaning of carburetors. |
18. If you have a new consolidation and laying, turn off two screws and remove a window of the float-operated camera. Do not remove a window if you have no new consolidation. |
19. Unscrew the mix adjustment screw. Examine a screw tip on existence of damages or jags. |
Prevention
For removal of the screw of adjustment the special tool is necessary.
|
20. Note diameters of all fuel and air jets and the provision of their installation for the correct installation of these elements at assembly of the carburetor. At installation it is easy to mix jets. |
21. If it is necessary, remove all fuel and air jets of primary and secondary camera of the carburetor. |
Prevention
Use the short screw-driver not to damage jets.
|
22. Turn off two screws and remove diffusers. Remove an air jet of primary and secondary cameras and emulsion tubes from diffusers. |
23. Unscrew the main fuel jet of primary camera and remove it from below the float-operated camera. |
24. Remove a cap of the float-operated camera and unscrew the main fuel jet of the secondary camera from a nest on a wall of the float-operated camera. |
25. Check calibration of jets, having compared their diameters to the values specified in the section of technical characteristics. It is possible that at the last partition jets were incorrectly established (or jets of incorrect diameters are established). |
26. Check that openings of all jets were not worn-out, littered and did not get out of a round shape. Check that the channels connecting the float-operated camera to wells of emulsion tubes were pure. |
27. Turn off and remove the valve of the concentrating device from the float-operated camera and check its work. |
28. Check work of a plunger of the valve of the concentrating device installed in a carburetor cover. |
29. Disconnect a rod of a butterfly valve of the secondary camera, having removed a fixing clip. Turn off fixing screws and remove a diaphragm from the carburetor case. |
30. Press on a rod of a diaphragm of a butterfly valve of the secondary camera, close the vacuum channel a finger and release a rod. Replace a diaphragm if depression does not remain at least within 30 seconds |
31. Turn off fixing bolts (one lower and two top) and remove the carburetor case from the case of throttles. Remember the provision of installation of the isolating block. By means of a ruler check existence of deformation on the adjoining surfaces. |
32. Check a diaphragm of opening of a butterfly valve (see subsection 5.1.5), and also a damper of a butterfly valve (see subsection 5.1.5). |
33. Check all vacuum hoses for existence of cracks and wear tracks. |
34. Check the mechanism of the air gate for existence of wear tracks and ease of the course; process the jamming mechanism elements the corresponding aerosol. If elements of the mechanism continue to get stuck, replace them. |
35. Clean jets, a cover of the carburetor and the case of throttles, the float-operated camera and internal channels. Carefully examine and clear all air openings and channels in a carburetor cover. Check internal channels of the carburetor, the gulf the clearing carburetor liquid in inlet openings, and having convinced that it follows from exhaust outlets. Wash out all channels of the carburetor the clearing carburetor liquid – it will help to clear them of dirt and a deposit. For cleaning of internal channels of the carburetor it is possible to use compressed air, but only when the carburetor is completely disassembled. |
Prevention
Put on goggles during the work with compressed air, and also when using of the clearing carburetor liquid (if the channel of the carburetor is littered, the cleaning solution can scatter to you in a face).
|