Elektrikäivitust
Elektrikäivitust, often referred to as electric start, is a system used in many internal combustion engines to rotate the crankshaft and initiate the engine's combustion cycle. Prior to the widespread adoption of electric starters, engines were typically started by hand-cranking a shaft protruding from the engine block. This manual method could be strenuous and, in some cases, dangerous, particularly with larger or more powerful engines.
The core component of an elektrikäivitust system is the electric starter motor. This motor is a small,