Translation of the original operating instructions
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6.1
Maintenance intervals
Maintenance interval
To be carried out depending
on which criteria occurs.
(Period or operating hours)
Element
Daily
After the
first month
or 20 h
Every 3
months or 50
h
Every 6
months or
100 h
Every 12
months or 300
h
Engine
oil
Inspection (see 6.1.)
●
Change
(See 7.2.)
●
●
Air fil-
ter
Inspection
(See 7.3.)
●
Cleaning
(See 7.3.)
●
Spark plug maintenance
(See 7.4.)
●
Cleaning the fuel filter
(See 7.5.)
●
Adjusting the valve clearance
*
●
Cleaning combustion chamber
and valves
*
●
Checking the fuel line (replace if
necessary)
*
●
Exhaust
*
Cleaning after 100 operating hours
* Get this work carried out by authorised personnel. Values may vary depending on
operating conditions and location.
6.2
Oil change
Empty the oil as long as the engine is still warm in
order to guarantee a quick and complete drainage.
1. Remove the oil drain screw (no. 18) and the oil
cap (no. 15) and drain the oil. Retighten the
screw (no. 18) including a new seal.
2. Fill the engine oil with the recommended quality
(see fig. 5.1) and check the oil level
.
Oil fill capacity: 0.5 l
Caution:
Prolonged or repeated skin contact with used oil can
cause skin cancer. Although the risk is very low unless you
come in contact with used oil on a daily basis, you should wash
your hands with soap and water as soon as possible
after coming in contact with waste oil.
Note:
Dispose of the waste oil in an environmentally responsible way. We recom-
mend handing over the waste oil in a closed container to a local disposal company
for recycling.You can find this under, e.g. http://www.wer-entsorgt-
was.de/entsorger_suche.html Do not dispose of the waste oil in the trash or by pour-
ing it out.
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