DAZZLER RTR - Tamiya

2WD Buggy DAZZLERTrouble shootingEngine or starterEngine does not start Bad glow plug or dead plug booster battery Replace glow plug and/or recharge batteryStarter battery defectiveFuel tank is empty or carburettor is notprimedCarburettor not adjusted properlyFuel is old or dirtyCombustion room full with fuel (flooded)Additional air is sucked via fuel line orengineServo links not properly adjustedFuel line, air filter or exhaustblockedReplace the starter batteryFill fuel tank with fuel and prime carburettorSet idle adjusting screw and main needleto standard positionReplace fuel and check fuel filterUnscrew glow plug and allow the fuel to evaporateCheck/replace fuel hoses and/or tighten all enginescrewsPlace servo in neutral position and readjustClean blocked parts, if necessary, replaceEngine does not get fuel Main nozzle needle fully turned in Readjust the main nozzle needle according tofactory settingIdle speed mix too leanFuel hoses bentFuel tank defectiveReadjust the idle speed mix adjusting screwto factory settingCheck and straighten fuel hosesReplace fuel tankEngine starts, but stops again Fuel tank is empty Fill fuel tankEngine does not run smoothly,responds badlyFuel line, air filter or exhaust blockedCarburettor not correctly setEngine overheatsIncorrect or defective glow plugWrong or old fuelDirty air filterMix too richIdle speed mix too leanIdle speed mix too richAdditional air is sucked via fuel line orengineToo little pressure from exhaust lineClean blocked parts, if necessary, replaceReset idle speed and main nozzle needleCheck the temperature. Above 150°, the fuel mixmust be enriched.Check the wheels whether they can move freely.Insert the necessary glow plugFill with correct fuelWash air filter and apply air filter oilAdjust the main nozzle needle to a leaner mixReadjust the idle speed mix adjusting screwto factory settingSetzen Sie die Leerlauf-Gemischregulierschraubeauf die werkseitige Einstellung zurückCheck/replace fuel hoses and/or tighten all engine screwsCheck exhaust line and, if necessary, replaceEngine overheats Mix too lean The fuel mix must be richenedCar body too compactWheels do not move freelyWrong or old fuelEnsure sufficient air supply and dissipationto the engine by cutting the car body correspondingly.Check whether the wheels move freelyFill with correct fuelEngine speed does not decrease Throttle stop screw is misaligned. Reset the throttle stop screw to factory settingEngine sucks additional airOne or several joint rings on the carburettorare defectiveCheck and tighten all engine screwsReplace the defective joint rings36WWW.CARSON-MODELSPORT.COM