P.AP. Team THOR80 User Manual

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PARAMOTOR
THOR80
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INSTRUCTIONS WHEN RECEIVING THE THOR80 ENGINE
STARTING OF THE ENGINE
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2.1
2.2
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ATTENTION: before you start, verify that the gas cable is not blocked. To verify this a few gas actions are sufficient.
When starting and accelerating it is very important not letting the engine get too many RPM as it can push you too the sides. Do not forget to use the security tape of the cover to block the propeller.
When receiving your paramotor with the THOR80 engine you will have to reinstall the small water bottle on its corresponding support.
If the engine has been send by plane you will receive it without the cooling liquid and you will have to fill it with aluminum radiator liquid which can be found in gas stations and motorbike shops.
The amount is approximately 500 ml.
You will have to fill until half the small bottle which is on top the radiator.
While filling we will have to get rid of the air which is in the circuit by blocking the high hole and pressing the tube which is connected to the cylinder pump.(fig1) We will have to repeat this process until there is no more air in the circuit.
If the gasoline circuit is empty we will notice this right away because the knob (fig. 2) offers little resistance and therefore we will have to pump up the gasoline until the knob hardens. If we pay attention we can hear the gasoline reach the carburetor and as so the gasoline circuit filled.
Once checked that it is full we press the knob on the carburetor (1) and at the same time we will press just a few millimeters the manual pump
(2) and as a result the flow of enough necessary
fuel will fill the carburetor.
If we priming the engine too much, this will drown the engine and it will have difficulties too start and having to give several pulls on the starter rope. It can be necessary to give full throttle during the first pull of the starter rope using always the security tape that you have on the propeller cover.
No action on the supply of fuel is needed.
It is not necessary to use the throttle.
(fig
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(fig
02
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STARTING IN COLD WITH THE GASOLINE CIRCUIT FULL:
HOT START
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2.3
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See manual of the Polini
For information about the running of the engine, fuel recommended, reductor oil, maintenance, warranty, etc.
These starters are a little more fragile than the conventional starters if not used correctly.
The strong dry pull is absolutely prohibited the movement should be a stretch of the arm in two times.
Pull the pulley slowly until bringing the piston to its point of compression, let the pulley go back and immediately pull the pulley to unroll completely. It’s possible to have to repeat this various times for the engine to start.
The low screw regulation is between 25 and 30 min.
You can see that there is no filter in the gasoline circuit, as we install a “porex” one on the pipe which is inside the fuel tank. This filter avoids bubbles in the circuit as well as humidity and dirt in the carburetor.
Although we do advice after 10 hours of use to check the state of the interior filter of the 24 WALBRO carburetor (fig.3).
UNSCREW THIS BOLT TO DRAIN THE COOLING CIRCUIT (fig.4)
SPARK PLUG: CHAMPION RN2C
ANTYCLOCK TIGHT FOR THE PROPELLER FLANGE CENTRAL BOLT. (fig.5)
(fig
04
) (fig
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STARTING TECHNIQUE WITH FLASH STARTER.
WALBRO CARBURETOR:
(fig
03
) (fig
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