IHI Shibaura G-EXE22-OMEGA-C11, Operator'S Manual

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Weight
Stand
Oil drain plu 㷅
Container for waste oil
Oil gauge
Stand
(wood, block)
Oil gauge
Upper line
Lower line
〈Replacing engine oil〉
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Drain engine oil from the drain bolt installation opening on the back of the engine.
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Replace the engine oil for the first time after the first 20 hours of use from the date the mower was pur-
chased, and then at approximately every 100 hours of use thereafter.
1. Place the mower in a level area, hold the handle, place the
stand on the ground, and lower it carefully backwards into
a stable position.
2. Place an oil drain pan behind the engine.
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The engine can hold 0.6 liters of engine oil. Prepare an oil
drain pan of sufficient size.
3. Use a box wrench to turn the drain bolt on the back of
the engine counterclockwise to loosen and remove it.
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As the drain bolt loosens, oil will begin to drain out of the
engine. Slowly remove the drain bolt while adjusting the po-
sition of the oil drain pan as necessary.
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The oil will flow out more quickly and smoothly if you
loosen the oil gauge in the engine oil inspection opening on
the front of the engine.
4. After the oil is completely drained, return the drain bolt to
its original position, and turn it clockwise to tighten it se-
curely.
5. Holding the handle, return the mower to its original posi-
tion. Use a cloth to wipe away any oil on the mower.
6. Place the mower in a level area, and place a strong board
(wood, block, etc.) under the front roller so that the engine
is level.
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Use a strong board and make sure the front roller does not
slide off of it during the inspection.
7. Turn the oil gauge on the front of the engine counter-
clockwise to remove it, and then add oil until it reaches the
top position on the oil gauge.
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Pour oil in through the oil gauge installation opening.
8. Insert the oil gauge into the inspection opening, and turn it
clockwise to tighten it securely.
9. Use a dry cloth to completely wipe away any oil that was
spilled on the mower during this procedure.
Preparations before Operation
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