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General| Brand | Briggs & Stratton |
|---|---|
| Model | 9B900 |
| Category | Engine |
| Language | English |
Explains hazard symbols used to identify potential risks and their meanings.
Details how operating and maintenance instructions provide safety information about hazards.
Covers safe practices for adding fuel and storing gasoline.
Addresses safety during engine starting and equipment transport.
Details safety regarding carbon monoxide, hot surfaces, and moving parts.
Warns about kickback from starter cords and hazards from debris.
Provides details on engine models, bore, stroke, and displacement.
Lists specific tune-up settings like air gap and spark plug gap.
Explains common symbols used on the engine and in the manual.
Specifies the engine's oil capacity and recommended oil types.
Provides step-by-step instructions for checking and adding engine oil.
Details the recommended fuel type and cautions against incorrect fuel.
Instructs on the safe procedure for filling the fuel tank.
Offers advice for optimal starting and operation of the engine.
Guides on using the manual rewind starter to begin engine operation.
Explains the correct procedures for safely stopping the engine.
Outlines tasks and intervals for engine maintenance.
Provides detailed steps for draining and refilling the engine oil.
Information on maintaining emission control systems.
Instructions for removing, cleaning, and reinstalling the Oil-Foam® air cleaner.
Guidance on cleaning the engine's air cooling system to prevent overheating.
Covers cleaning debris, spark plugs, combustion deposits, and fuel systems.
Details maintenance for the muffler and spark arrester screen.
Instructions for adjusting the remote throttle control for proper engine speed.
Information on carburetor non-adjustability and stop switch checks.
A list of genuine Briggs & Stratton replacement parts and their numbers.
Guidance on finding and using authorized service dealers for repairs.
Steps for preparing the engine for storage over 30 days.
Guidelines for storing the engine in a safe, clean, and dry area.
Outlines owner's duties for maintaining warranty coverage.
Details specific terms and conditions for emission control parts warranty.
Lists conditions like misuse, improper maintenance, or altered parts that void warranty.
Explains what is covered and the warranty periods for different engine series.
Specifies warranty durations for consumer and commercial use.
