47034, 036, 036 QS
The entire handle heating system is
maintenance-free and subject to
practically no wear. Faults in the
generator, heating elements and
wiring are generally caused by
mechanical damage.
Important:
The heating element in the rear
handle (arrow) may overheat and
fail if it is not bonded firmly in
position, i.e. completely flat without
creases.
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There are two reasons for failures in
the heating system:
a) A break in the circuit due to a
faulty wire or component.
b) A short circuit resulting from
damage to the insulation.
To trace the cause of a fault:
– Remove the air filter - see 12.1.
Take out handle molding
fastening screw and lift away
handle molding.
– Remove the interlock lever.
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1 = Wire from generator
2 = Wire to front handle
heating element
3 & 4 = Wires of rear handle
heating element
– On machines with carburetor
heating, pull pin of wire from
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1
3
4
2
heating element out of round
plug.
Slide back the insulating tube
from pin and socket connector of
wire (1) between generator and
rear handle heating element.
Separate pin and socket
connector of wire (1), from
generator, and wire (3) of rear
handle heating element.
Clip ohmmeter test leads to wires
1 and 3.
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Set the heater switch to "I".
Note:
All electrical components of the
heating system are connected in
series with the ohmmeter.
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10 Electric Handle Heating System (034, 036)
10.1 Troubleshooting