A cherished set of letters for any damn carburetor... AISAN.
The device is wildly fanaric, the principle of operation is clear even to a child... But when it comes to repairs...
So, let's start sharing... First, we need to decide what we want from the carb.
It eats a lot - overflow of the float, incorrectly configured idle speed.
Do not start when cold without the gas pedal - problems with the accelerator pump and possibly a problem with the cold start system of the carb. To be more precise - an automatic air damper.
Do not start when cold... Nothing helps, only 50 grams of gasoline in the first chamber. - Accelerator + air + jets.
It does not stall immediately / does not stall / - the solenoid valve or the jet is on it.
When you release the pedal, the speed does not drop to idle - most likely the accelerator cable.

Now what to pay attention to when stretching your crooked hands to this device. (Your hands are already straight after 2 dead carbs! :)

1. Remember - if you climbed it yourself, there is no way back!!! In Ussur, after the crooked handles, carburetor workers don’t look at cars. So if you take up the tug, don’t say that it’s not hefty.
2. When disassembling, the most difficult part is the piece of hardware that goes from the throttle to the air damper. Broke on both carbs. Needed for automatic opening and closing of the air damper. If it breaks down, it starts big problems with cold start.
3. Gasket - it would be better to be very gentle with it. The first one was torn... I couldn’t restore it... The second one is still alive.
4. It doesn’t say anywhere, but if a metal ball falls out during disassembly, IT DID NOT JUST FALL OUT!!! IT'S FROM THE ACCELERATING PUMP!!! I lost my 2... :)

If this message did not help you and you broke something, write... I have a distorted and half-dead carb. But starting and consumption is about 10 outside the city and 12 in the city (now). In the summer it was 8/10.

Adjusting XX is baby talk. So this procedure I'm not describing it. I'll just say the following:
1. On 3E quantity and quality (two screws) on the rear side of the carb (which is further from the hood and closer to the carrier).
2. On the 4e, the quality bolt at the rear is the same as on the 3E, but the quantity is two bolts on the passenger side.
The accelerator cable is located on the carrier side, the bimetal spring is on the carrier side above the cable.
Solenoid valve at the rear of the carb.

The vacuum system is needed only for:
1. Opening of the secondary chamber during acceleration.
2. Opening the air damper during acceleration.
3. shift of the advance angle when reaching N number of revolutions.

Does not affect consumption. It also does not affect dynamics, movement and other characteristics. It may drive a little worse, it will be more capricious, but it will work and won’t consume gas. So we dig the vacuum system last - so that the devil can break his leg!!!