Follow the instructions and recommended
maintenance schedule in the manual:
8.1.2. FUEL FILTER
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8.1.1. CLEANING THE AIR FILTER
Obstruction of the air filter will cause engine problems. Check
and clean it regularly. If you observe damage or changes,
replace it with a new filter.
1. Open the filter cover.
2. Remove the filter.
3. You can clean the outside of the filter by banging it
against a hard surface.
4. Clean the air filter with lukewarm water and mild soap.
5. Rinse the filter well with clean water.
6. Let the filter dry.
7. When the filter is dry, moisten it with two drops of oil (If you
moisten it too much, the machine may not start.)
8. Reinstall the filter.
9. Replace the cover.
Note: The engine will not work without the air filter installed.
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nsible for cooling off the
air.
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Operation
Every 2 fuel fills
Every 10 fuel fills
Once per year
Air Filter
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Filter Fuel
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Spark plug
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Cylinder fins
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The fuel tank has a filter. Thi
the fuel hose and can be remo
other sim
The fuel tank has a filter. This part is located at the end of the fuel
hose and can be removed using a wire in the shape of a crochet
hook, or another similar method.
Periodically check the fuel filt
Periodically check the fuel filter. Do not allow dust to enter the fuel tank.
Obstruction of the filter makes starting more difficult or produces engine
malfunctions.
ction of t
m
When the fuel filter is dirty, re
When the fuel filter is dirty, replace it.
he interior of the fuel fil
If necessary you can clean the interior of the fuel filter with fuel.
CHECK THE SPARK P
8.1.3. CHECK THE SPARK PLUG
spark plug. Clean the spark pl
corr
Frequently, starting or ignition problems are caused by a dirty spark
plug. Clean the spark plug and check that the spacing of the electrodes
are spaced correctly (0.6 - 0.74 mm).
CLEANING THE CYLI
8.1.4. CLEANING THE CYLINDER
The fins of the cylinder are res
The fins of the cylinder are responsible for cooling off the cylinder through
contact with the air. The fins should always be clean!
Dirty fins overheat the engine, which may end up seizing.
Regularly check and clean the fins.
cylinder through contact with t
Dirty fins overheat th
seizing. Regularly check and
