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Recoil Starters Section 4

Recoil starters used on Shindaiwa saws can

be divided into the three basic types shown in

Figure 4.1.

Although some interchangeability exists

between similar starter types, beware of

variations in mounting dimensions, cooling

intake capacity, or internal specifications.

IMPORTANT!

The p/n 72230-7510 three-bolt starter used

on model 680 saws can be replaced with

p/n 22152-75100 four-bolt 575/695 starter

by using the replacement starter as a guide

to drill and tap one additional 5mm

mounting screw.

WARNING!

Wear eye and face protection when

servicing recoil starters! Coiled starter

springs contain stored energy that can

cause injuries if suddenly released!

Remove the four Allen head screws (three

screws used on Model 680) securing the

starter housing to the saw body, and then lift

the starter assembly from the saw.

Release Spring Tension

Pull approx. 8-10 inches of starter rope from

the recoil housing, and then tie a slip knot to

prevent the rope from reentering the housing.

(Figure 4.2).

■ If the rope is to be replaced: Cut the rope

where it enters the handle. While holding

your thumb on the starter reel, untie the slip

knot. Using your thumb as a brake, allow

the rope to slowly rewind back into the

recoil housing.

■ If the rope is to be reused: Use needle-

nose pliers to withdraw the knot from the

operator side of the starter handle, and

then untie the knot and slide the handle

from the rope. While holding your thumb on

the starter reel, untie the slip knot. Using

your thumb as a brake, allow the rope to

slowly rewind back into the recoil housing.

Variations by

Model

Figure 4.2 Tying the Slip Knot

Q Shindaiwa Inc. 1995 41

8 to 10

inches

RECOIL STARTERS

Disassembly

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