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Remove the starter.
Relieve the return spring tension by withdrawing the
starter cord about 30 cm securing it in the notch in the
periphery of the pulley and allowing the pulley to rotate
slowly backwards (braking it with your thumb).
Remove the screw and washer in the centre of the cord
pulley.
Remove the bearing sleeve.
Lift up the pulley carefully, making sure that the return
spring does not accompany it. If the spring has fastened
where it engages with the pulley it can be posed back with
the aid of a small screwdriver.
Remove the return spring from the starter housing by
turning the housing so that the spring faces the work-
bench Pull the spring out of the housing, using a suitable
pair of pliers.
Fit a replacement return spring, f necessary. Turn it the
right way round (see Fig. 8:4) and lubricate it with a few
drops of ordinary motor oil. Do not forget the Pertinax
disc under the spring.
If necessary, attach a new starter cord to the pulley.
Make sure that the cord stop is fitted correctly in the
pulley so that the tip of the screw points outwards from
the pulley. Mount the pulley in the starter housing,
making sure that the return spring engages with the pulley.
Mount the bearing sleeve, washer (with the recess round
the hole facing upwards) and screw.
Pass the cord through the starter housing and the star-
ter handle. Tie an ordinary knot in the cord and pull the
knot all the way into the handle.
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