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• Stop the engine before refueling. Make sure
there are no heating appliances, sparks
or fl ames around.
• Refuel only outdoors.
• Refuel only in a well-ventilated area and only
if the engine is stopped. If the engine has
been recently running, let it cool down fi rst.
• Spilled fuel is not only highly infl ammable,
but can also harm the environment. In case of
spilled fuel, wipe down as soon as possible.
Make sure that there is enough fuel in the tank.
Fill the fuel tank up to the bottom part of the
fi
ller neck,
as shown in Figure.
!
WARNING
Do not fi ll the tank with fuel above the
maximum level. The fuel expands when
heated. If the tank is overfi lled then the fuel
heated by engine or sun can leak from the
tank.
Do not spill fuel, especially on the engine and
the muffl er as it may cause fi re and heavy
injuries. Wipe the spilled fuel dry.
After refueling make sure that the cap of the
fuel tank is sealed tightly.
!
WARNING
If the SNOWDOG will lean heavily or turn over
it is possible for the fuel to leak through the
fuel tank cap.
9.6 Starting the engine
1. Open the fuel lock. Close the choke.
2. Set the ignition switch located on t
he steering switch
assembly to “ON” position.
25 mm
TOP OF THE
FUEL TANK
MAXIMUM FUEL LEVEL
(THE TYPE WITHOUT
FILTER)
MAXIMUM FUEL
LEVEL (THE TYPE
WITH FILTER)
3. Install the safety pin of the kill switch on the end
switch, put the strap belt on your hand or attach it to
your belt.
4. Check how the kill switch is installed. Kill switch which
is not installed completely may lead to incorrect work
of the engine.
5. Start the engine.
5.1 To start the engine press and hold the electric starter
button (1) on the steering switch assembly. Release
the button right after starting the engine.
!
WARNING
When starting the engine with the electric
starter do not rotate the engine for more than
10 seconds at each attempt.
If the engine does not start, release the
starter button. Pause for 30 seconds before
attempting the next try. Do not rotate the
engine for more than 10 seconds at each
attempt.
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