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SPECIFICATIONS FOR ALL POPULAR ENGINE MODELS
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INSTALLING MAGNETRONT" MODULE

IGNITION Flywheel Type - MAGNETRONTM - Internal Breaker IGNITION Flywheel Type - Internal Breaker The  flywheel  is  located  on  the  crankshaft  with  a  soft metal  key.    It  is  held  in  place  by  a  nut  or  starter  clutch. The  flywheel  key  must  be  in  good  condition  to  insure proper  location  of  the  flywheel  for  ignition  timing.    DO NOT use a steel key under any circumstances.  Use only the soft metal key, as originally supplied. The  keyway  in  both  flywheel  and  crankshaft  should  not be  distorted.    Flywheels  used  are  made  of  aluminum, zinc or cast iron. Fig. 4 - Flywheel Ignition Internal Breaker REMOVING ARMATURE AND MAGNETRONTM IGNITION The  flywheel  does  not  need  to  be  removed  to  service MAGNETRONTM except to check keyways and flywheel key. Remove   armature   screws   and   lift   off   armature   Use breaker point condenser P/N 294628 or 3/16" pin punch to release stop switch wire from MAGNETRON" module. Fig.   5.      Stop   switch   wire   is   soldered   to   module   and armature primary wires.  Unsolder to disconnect. Fig. 5 - MAGNETRON’" Module REMOVING MAGNETRON TM MODULE Unsolder armature ground wire from module wire, Fig. 6. Remove  tape  and  move  module  ground  wire  to  clear armature  coil  and  laminations.     Push   module   retainer away from laminations and push module off laminations, Fig. 7. Fig. 6 - Fig. 7 - 2 3

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