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A. Discharge the gas in the gasoline tank thoroughly into a proper container.
B. Turn the switch of the engine to the "close" position. Dismantle the oil-discharging screw on the carburettor and discharge
the gas in it into a proper container.
C. Screw down the oil-discharging screw on the cap of the spark plug. Pull the starting handle for three or four times, and
discharge the gas from the oil-spouting pump.
D. Turn the switch of the engine to the "close" position. Then tighten the oil-discharging screw firmly.
E. Re-install the cap of the spark plug on the spark plug.
3. Change the machine oil.
4. Dismantle the spark plug, and pour a big spoon of clean machine oil into the gasoline tank. Make the engine rotate for
several circles to make the oil evenly distribute. Install the spark plug again.
5. Pull the starting handle slowly until you feel a resistance. At this time, the piston reaches the compressed stroke, and both
the entering and the discharging valve are closed. To store the generator under such condition will help to prevent the
inside of the machine rusting.
10 Troubleshooting
If the engine cannot be started:
Does the gasoline tank still have gas?
Is the switch of the generator on the "open" position?
Is there enough machine oil in the engine?
Is there any spark outside the spark plug?
Starting handle
↓ Yes
↓ Yes
↓ Yes
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→ If not, fill gasoline into the gas tank.
→ If not, switch on the engine.
If not, add enough machine oil.
→
If not, change
→
the spark plug.
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If not, send the
generator to the
authorized dealer.
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