FK Motors FK 200, Руководство пользователя

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Lubricating oil replacement
The quality of lubricating oil is a major factor affecting the service life of
the engine. Therefore, it should be replaced as scheduled. Replacement
of the lubricating oil should be carried out when the engine is still warm.
Place the vehicle upright on a stable and level surface to ensure that
the oil is fully discharged from the crank case.
1. During the changing of lubricating oil, remove the oil port plug screw
drain plug (located at the bottom of the engine) with a dipstick.
2. After discharging the lubricating oil, tighten the drain plug securely back.
3. Add approximately 0.9 litres of recommended lubricating oil and
tighten the oil port plug screw. Start the engine and off the engine
after running it for a few minutes. Check the oil levels again and add
accordingly if insufficient. Inspect for any signs of leakages.
Air filter cleaning, maintenance and assembly
Maintenance of the air filters should be carried out regularly. When
operating vehicle in dusty areas, the air filter should be replaced
frequently.
1. Remove the air filter.
2. Remove the bolt on the cover of the air filter, followed by the cover
plate and take out the air filter cartridge.
3. Gently flick away any dust particles and check whether the air filter
cartridge is damaged. If yes, replace with a new air filter cartridge.
4. When reinstalling the new air filter cartridge, reverse the steps
mentioned above.
Ignition plug inspection and replacement
1. Remove any dirt/debris around the ignition plug.
2. Unplug the ignition plug cap and remove the ignition plug.
3. Check for damages or wear at the ignition plug electrode and the
insulators. If necessary, replace with new ignition plug. Do not use
other types of ignition other than the specified/recommended plugs.
4. Check the clearance distance of 0.6mm to 0.8mm of the electrodes
around the sides of the ignition plug and adjust accordingly.
5. When installing the new ignition plug, a washer must be inserted
together and hand tighten down first (to prevent improper fastening)
and later using a socket wrench for secured tightening.
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