Stihl MS 171 User Guide - Page 83

Throttle Shaft / Throttle Shutter, shutter cannot be closed or opened

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14.4.8 Throttle Shaft / Throttle 3 Shutter 1 2 - Hold the choke shaft in the preloaded position. : Position the choke shutter (1) in the carburetor bore so that the large hole (2) is on the right and the small hole (3) is at the top - the marking (arrow) must be visible below the choke shaft. 533RA344 TG Throttle shaft is stiff or throttle shutter cannot be closed or opened properly: 1 - Remove the carburetor, b 14.3 533RA348 TG - Carburetor troubleshooting, 2 : Turn the throttle shaft a little and pull out the throttle shutter (1). 3 1 533RA346 TG 533RA349 TG 1 2 : Remove the screw (arrow). 1 - Relieve tension of torsion spring (1) and remove the lever (2). - Pull off the torsion spring (1) and lever (3). - Remove the torsion spring (1). : Remove the E-clip (arrow). 533RA345 TG 533RA347 TG - Coat screw with threadlocking adhesive, b 16 : Fit new screw (1) and tighten it moderately. - Close the choke shutter (2) and center it in the carburetor body's bore. - Tighten down the screw firmly. - Check freedom of movement. : Remove the screw (arrow). - Reassemble all other parts in the reverse sequence. 82 MS 171, MS 181, MS 211

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MS 171, MS 181, MS 211
Hold the choke shaft in the
preloaded position.
:
Position the choke shutter (1) in
the carburetor bore so that the
large hole (2) is on the right and
the small hole (3) is at the top –
the marking (arrow) must be
visible below the choke shaft.
Coat screw with threadlocking
adhesive,
b
16
:
Fit new screw (1) and tighten it
moderately.
Close the choke shutter (2) and
center it in the carburetor body’s
bore.
Tighten down the screw firmly.
Check freedom of movement.
Reassemble all other parts in the
reverse sequence.
2
533RA344 TG
3
1
2
1
533RA345 TG
14.4.8
Throttle Shaft / Throttle
Shutter
Throttle shaft is stiff or throttle
shutter cannot be closed or opened
properly:
Remove the carburetor,
b
14.3
Carburetor troubleshooting,
:
Remove the screw (arrow).
Relieve tension of torsion spring
(1) and remove the lever (2).
Pull off the torsion spring (1) and
lever (3).
:
Remove the screw (arrow).
1
533RA346 TG
3
2
533RA347 TG
:
Turn the throttle shaft a little and
pull out the throttle shutter (1).
Remove the torsion spring (1).
:
Remove the E-clip (arrow).
533RA348 TG
1
1
533RA349 TG