Mitsubishi Meiki Engine
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INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
general use conditions. The equipment used or the work area could cause engine operation to
degrade from debris or dust. In such a case, stop work and clean the engine in a safe area.
Before each operation
Adding engine oil
Cleaning and inspecting
components
Be sure to check the amount of oil
before each operation and fill the
reservoir to the proper level. Change
the oil if it is dirty.
• Clean the area around the muffler
cover. (Remove trash, etc.)
• Inspect and tighten all nuts and
bolts. (Are the muffler nuts loose?)
• Clean around the recoil starter.
(Remove trash, etc.)
• Inspect fuel spills and oil leaks.
(Completely wipe away fuel spills.)
Air cleaner inspection and maintenance
Semi-dry type
Oil bath type (optional specification)
When the element is very dirty or
when the oil has been used up mak-
ing the element dry, after cleaning
the element soak it in kerosene and
strongly wring out the element with
one hand.
When the oil lever is low, add oil to
raise it to the correct level. When the
element is very dirty, wash both the
oil pan and the element with kero-
sene, soak the element in engine oil,
and then shake it or wring it until it
does not drip.
Use of heat or flame is absolutely prohibited.
