Throttle Trigger And Throttle Lock - Husqvarna K770 Workshop Manual
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3. Put the hose into the check valve and tighten the
rope.
6.17.5 To discard the dust bag
Note: Applicable only for dust bags that are discarded
when they are full.
1. Use the ropes at the inlet to seal the dust bag.
2. Discard the dust bag. Refer to local regulations.
6.18 Throttle trigger and throttle lock
6.18.1 To remove the throttle trigger and
throttle lock
Note: When you remove the throttle lock, use a v-jaw
tongue-and-groove pliers. Make sure that the jaws of the
pliers are as close as possible to the handle. Put a cloth
on the throttle lock before you apply the pliers to prevent
damage to the surface.
72 - Repair and servicing
1. Remove the carburetor. See
carburetor on page 21 .
2. Push in the lower part of the throttle lock with a v-jaw
tongue-and-groove pliers.
3. Lift the lower part of the throttle lock and pull it out
from the pin.
4. Push out the spindle to the right side. Use a rod with
a diameter of .08–.01 in/2–2.5 mm and
approximately 4 in/10 cm in length.
6.18.2 To examine the throttle lock
The throttle lock operates correctly if the throttle is
locked at idle speed.
1. Make sure the throttle cannot be released until the
top handle is pressed.
To remove the
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