Shindaiwa 357 Service Manual download pdf (Page 116)

Q Shindaiwa Inc. 1995

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■ Inspect the rear handle for abuse or

damage such as stripped mounting holes,

and discard if unrepairable. Be alert for any

sign of possible fuel leaks. Any suspect

tank should be pressure-tested at not more

than 3psi and discarded if leaks are

discovered (Figure 12.6).

WARNING!

A damaged or otherwise leaking rear

handle is an extreme fire hazard, and

cannot be reliably repaired! When found,

any damaged handle must be replaced

before the saw is returned to service!

■ Inspect the fuel cap and gasket, and

replace worn components as necessary.

■ Inspect the fuel tank vent and all hoses and

grommets, and replace as necessary.

■ Check to see that the throttle, throttle lock

lever, and lock button controls are working

properly, and repair or replace components

as required.

IMPORTANT!

To install or replace the rubber grip on the

575/680/695 rear handle, clean both the

handle and grip with acetone and use

contact cement to reattach the grip.

STEP 1. Lubricate each cushion with a light

film of oil or grease, and then install all

cushions in the crankcase assembly. Pay

special attention to the correct location of

any cushions requiring limiter bolts.

STEP 2. Slide the rear handle part way into

the crankcase.

STEP 3. Route the carburetor boot and

impulse tube (where used), as well as any

fuel and vent tubes through their appropri-

ate holes or passageways in the rear

handle.

STEP 4. While using care to avoid pinching

any tubing or damaging the boot, slide the

rear handle completely into the engine

crankcase.

Inspection

(Typical, except

Model 357)

Section 12 Rear Handles and A-V Cushions

10

20

30

40

50

60

0

.5

1.0

1.5

2.0

2.5

3.0

3.5

4.0

RHV-54

0

Figure 12.6 Pressure Testing the Fuel Tank

Fuel

Line

Tank Vent

Hose

Clamp

Pressure Gauge

REAR HANDLES–A-V

3 psi

Maximum

Reassembly

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