Diagnostic
Cause: Lanyard too short or not coiled, increasing likelihood of accidental activation Test: Check lanyard length (should be 122–152 cm stretched); ensure lanyard is coiled to minimize at-rest length
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Procedure · 1. Insert the lanyard element (plug end) fully into the lanyard stop switch. 2. Attach the lanyard cord clip to the operator's PFD or wrist. 3. If a shorter lanyard is desired, wrap the lanyard around the operator's w...
Spec · 1:25 oil/gasoline ratio conditions={"phase":"First tank of fuel during break-in"}
Procedure · 1. Before each use, start the engine and stop it by pulling the lanyard cord to verify the stop switch works properly. WARNING: If the engine does not stop when the lanyard cord is pulled, have the switch repaired bef...
Diagnostic · Cause: Lanyard stop switch not activated or lanyard not properly attached to operator's PFD or wrist Test: Verify lanyard is clipped to operator's PFD or wrist and lanyard element is fully inserted into stop switch