Robitronic CY F270 Operating Manual

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Operating manual
Bedienungsanleitung
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Warranty and safety precautions
With the purchase of this engine, you’re eligible to a two year warranty starting with the date of purchase. This warranty covers any material or manufacturing defects that might be present at the date of purchase. Excluded from this warranty conditions are
` damages from incorrect maintenance procedures In case of a warranty claim, please consult your local hobby shop first. In case you decide to personally send this product for repair, please attach a proof of purchase and a repair order (you can download the repair order on our website www.robitronic.com). Before you send in your engine to our service department, you have to consult with us first (either via telephone or email) The sender has to pay for shipping costs, we do not accept shipments that are not paid for. Every warranty claim has to be validated by our service department first. Dismissed claims are subject to administrative fees (checking and handling) before we send the items back. Repairs that are not covered by warranty have to be paid for in advance. Robitronic cannot be held responsible for any damages that emerge from or are caused by, directly nor indirect the use or misuse of this product or its accessories. This product is not a toy and hence not suitable for children under the age of 14. The engine must not be operated interiors or in otherwise closed spaces.
IMPORTANT:
Before you first start up this engine, take advice from your local hobby shop, especially considering proper operation and safety precautions. If possible, get a demonstration on how to operate the engine, and make yourself familiar with it.
Only if and when you fully understand its operation, you should start using the engine, always making sure to operated within the safety guidelines listed below to avoid damages or personal injury. Never try to modify any part of the engine as this voids the warranty and may lead to damages or persoanly injury.
Fuel – safety precautions
Only use premium (4-star) gasoline mixed with high quality two-stroke oil (100% synthetic oil) at the ration of 1:25. (e.g. 40ml oil for 1l gasoline)
` Stay clear of open fires during fuelling or running the engine. Do not smoke!
` Store the fuel in a well ventilated area, away from heat sources, fire or batteries. Keep the fuel away
from children and store it in a suitable canister.
` In case of swallowing, call for an emergency doctor immediately! Do not induce vomiting, as this could
lead to severe pneumonia. ` In case of eye contact, rinse thoroughly with warm water. ` In case of skin contact, rinse thoroughly with warm water and soap. Do not scrub. ` During operation, some parts of the engine get very hot. Never touch the engine or the exhaust
muffler before they are cooled down. These parts can get up to 170°C. ` Never breathe the exhaust fumes as they are highly toxic. Never operate the engine in closed spaces.
In case of nausea af ter being exposed to the exhaust fumes, the person has to be brought into fresh air. If the nausea lasts, an emergency doctor has to be called.
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Required accessories (not included)
` airfilter ` airfilter oil ` two-stroke gasoline mixed with synthetic oil (1:25) ` fuel bottle
Operation
` Exhaust fumes are highly toxic. Never operate the engine in closed spaces. ` Mind the break-in procedure for this motor ` Make sure that the air filter is clean and well-oiled. Never operate the engine without an air filter. ` Only use premium (4-star) gasoline mixed with high quality two-stroke oil (100% synthetic oil) at the
ration of 1:25. (e.g. 40ml oil for 1l gasoline) ` Only use spare parts from the original manufactorer. ` After running the engine, check the air filter in regular intervals for eventual damages and tight seat.
Break-in procedure
The eniges internal parts are manufactured in a way, so that the engine performs best only after a short break-in peroid. During this break-in, the piston’s and liner’s surfaces mate to each other for best perfor­mance and to prevent premature wear. Hence, new engines have to be run for 1-2 tanks of fuel before full throttle should be applied. Please adhere to the following steps so your engine does not take damage. First, let the engine run for a half to a full tank of fuel at slightly higher idle rpms with carburetor at factory settings. The car has to be propped so that the wheels do not touch the ground. During the second tank, periodically change between low idle (ca. 15 sec.) and full throttle (ca. 3 sec, by driving the car) Let the engine cool down after every tank (approx 10 min.)
Example: 10ml oil mixed with 250ml Fuel
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Starting the engine
The engine is provided with an integrated fuel pump to get fuel to the carburetor. To facilitate firing up the engine, the carbure­tor also features a manual pump (B) with a transoarent cage to check the fuel flow.
` Close the carburetor to idle position ` Close the choke (A) (vertical) ` Work the manual pump several times until the transparent
cage is fully filled with fuel. ` Work the pull start until you can clearly hear the ignition
setting in. It’s normal for the engine to stall after the first pull. ` Open the choke (A) (horizontal) and open the carburetor to
about ¼. Now pull the pullstart cord with moderate momen-
tum until the engine fires on. ` Don’t let the engine run under high rpms or high load. Let it
warm up first for 3-4min. at lower rpms.
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Caution!
Do not pull the pullstart cord to its full length, as this could damage the pull starter. Only pull about ¾ of the cord. (try slowly with the ignition disengaged first!) Never use the pullstart mechanism with force.
` If the engine stalls immediately after firing up, close the choke and pull the starter cord until the
engine fires. ` As soon as the engine runs stable, let the pullstart go and switch the throttle stick on the transmitter to idle. ` Half-open the choke now and let the engine run for 3-5 sec. in this condition. ` Open the choke fully now (lever in the horizontal position) and let the engine warm up for 2-3mi
Caution!
Should the choke stay closed for too long, or too much fuel entered the crankcase. the mixture gets too rich and the engine stalls. In this condition, the pullstart can only be operated with considerable force. Do not try to start the engine in this condition, but rather drain the excess fuel to prevent damage on the engine or the pullstart mechanism. Proceed as outlined below:
` Remove the spark plug and let the electrode dry ` Fully open the choke ` Pull the pullstart cord several times. CAUTION: fuel may sputter from the combustion chamber and
could ignite or irritate eyes and skin. ` Insert the spark plug. ` Try to fire up the engine again.
Starting a warmed up engine
` Open up the choke ` Operate the pump until the transparent chamber is completely filled with fuel.
Pull the pullstart cord several times until the engine fires up.
Shutting the engine down
Press the circuit breaker (E) (red switch) until the engine stalls.
Setting the carburetor
Depending on the mixture, spark plug, muffler and environmental factors (such as air pressure, humidity and temperature), slight adjustments of the carburetor might be necessary. Fine-tuning idle and full throttle settings will only work af ter the engine is fully broken in. The factory set­tings provide a richer mixture that results in a pronounced trail of blue smoke from the exhaust. In case the idle-mixture needle D or the main needle C were accidentally altered, turn the setting screws C and D clockwise as far as they will go. Afterwards, set the C screw 1 1/8 +- ¼ revolutions and the D screw 1 ¼ +- ¼ revolutions from the fully closed position. Idle rpms schould be 400 0 +- 300 rpm.
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Setting the idle-mixture needle (D)
` Allow the engine to warm up. ` If the engine responds poorly to throttle input, the idle -mixture is too lean. ` Richen the mixture as you slowly turn the idle-mixture needle anti-clockwise in 1/8 increments ` If the engine responds to throttle input with stuttering and smoke plumes from the exhaust, the
idle-mixture is too rich.
` Lean the mixture as you slowly turn the idle-mixture needle clockwise in 1/8 increments
Setting the mixture-needle (C)
` Lift the car from the floor and let the (warmed up!) engine run at full
throttle for a short duration.
` Lean the mixture as you slowly turn the mixture needle C clockwise
in 1/8 increments
` Richen the mixture as you slowly turn the mixture needle C
anticlockwise in 1/8 increments
` We recommend a setting slightly on the rich side to prolong engine
life.
Caution!
It is very important that the mixture must not be set too lean under any circumstances! Remember that engine lubrication solely depends on the oil contained in the fuel. Too little fuel in the mixture leads to overheating and piston squeezing due to lack of lubrication. During operation, a lightly blue smoke trail should be visible. Otherwise, immediately stop the engine and richen the mixture accordingly. Also make sure that the cylinder head gets enough fresh air to avoid overheating. Spark plugs are subject to wear, especially during break in. Always keep spare plugs of the CMR 7H class at hand. An unsuitable spark plug will make the engine run rough and hampers carburetor settings. Check spark plugs for visual defects and proper electrode clearance.
C
Einstell-
schraube
Leerlaufschraube
D Einstell­schraube
Replacing the clutch shoes
` Make sure that the clutch is freely accessible. Remove the spark
plug connector.. ` Remove the spark plug and insert the stopper (4810-96220) ` Remove the torx screws. ` Reassembly has to be carried out in reverse order.
Clutch Bolt (Torx)
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Maintenance Chart
Items
Leakage, Damage/Crack
Idling Speed
Air-cleaner
Spark Plug (gap)
Cylinder (barrel)
Piston, Ring
Muffler & Bolt
Bearings
Crank Shaft
Engine does not start
Discription Cause Countermeasure
No spark in the plug
Sparkplug 1. Wet spark plug electrodes Make them dry
Magneto 1. Ignition coil inside failure Exchange
Spark appear in the spark plug
Compression & fueling is normal 1. Over sucking of fuel Drain excess fuel
Fuel normal but poor compression
No fuel supply 1. Choked breather air hole Cleaning
Action Before use Every 25 hours
Check yes
Check /Adjust yes yes yes
Check /Cleaning yes yes
Check /Adjust yes yes
Checking/Cleaning yes yes
Checking/Cleaning yes yes
Checking/Cleaning yes yes yes
Checking/Cleaning yes yes
Check /Alignment yes
2. Carbon deposited on the electrodes Cleaning
3. Insulation failure by insolator damage Exchange
4. Inproper spark gap Adjust to 0.6~ 0.7mm
5. Burneout of electrodes Exchange
2. Damaged cable sheath or disconnected cable
2. Too rich fuel Adjust carburetor
3. Clogging of air cleaner Wash with proper fuel
4. Faulty fuel Change with proper fuel
1. Worn out cylinder, piston, or piston ring Exchange
2. Gas leakage from cylinder and crank case gasket
2. Clogged carburetor Cleaning
3. Clogged fuel filter Exchange fuel filter
Exchange or repair
Apply liquid gasket and reassemble
Every 10 0 hours
Note
Replace if necessary
Replace if necessary
Replace if necessary
Replace if necessary
Replace if necessary
Replace if necessary
Replace if necessary
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