Norsjö Carrier 4-Stroke
Model Post Petrol Short and Long version
LONG-TERM STORAGE OF MOPED
If the moped is not going to be used for a longer period, there is a risk that corrosion
damage will arise. Wash the moped thoroughly and lubricate the moped’s moving parts.
Carry out any repairs before storage.
If long-term storage is to take place in a damp environment or in a salty area, painted
metal surfaces should be covered with a thin fi lm of motor oil. Ensure that oil does not
come into contact with plastic or rubber parts.
Maintenance and storing the battery
Remove the battery and charge it. Trickle charge the battery thereafter once every
month. Store the battery in a dry place which has a temperature greater than 0°C but
not greater than 30°C.
Petrol tank
A full petrol tank does not rust on the inside and it is therefore recommended. Petrol is
however to be regarded as a perishable product and after being stored for a long period
of time it may be necessary to change the petrol if the engine is diffi cult to start or
produces too little power.
Engine conservation
It is recommended that the engine be prepared properly if the moped is to be stored:
• in a damp environment for a period greater than three months.
• in a normal indoor environment for a period greater than six months.
Start and run the engine until it is warm. Switch off the petrol supply and continue to
run the engine until there is no petrol left in the carburettor.
Prepare cylinder and piston by removing the spark plug and spraying in 3-5 cm
3
of
anticorrosion oil in the spark plug hole. Connect the spark plug to the ignition cable
and hold the plug against something that will ground it while the kick is used to slowly
rotate the engine 15-20 revolutions. Refi t the spark plug. Do not turn the engine until it
is to be used again otherwise the protective oil of fi lm will be disturbed.
Please note!
The electronic ignition system may be damaged if the engine
is run without the ignition cable being connected.
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