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General| Brand | HYOSUNG |
|---|---|
| Model | TE 100 |
| Category | Offroad Vehicle |
| Language | English |
Explains the meaning of signal words used to emphasize important information.
Warns against tampering with the noise control system as it is prohibited by law.
Outlines maintenance for the exhaust and engine to prevent damage to the catalyst and noise control system.
Warns about tip-over risks due to improper techniques, hills, and acceleration.
Explains unique ATV handling compared to motorcycles and automobiles, requiring special techniques.
Stresses adult supervision and limits operation to children with physical/mental capabilities.
Specifies gasoline octane, unleaded type, and substitution advice for pinging.
Recommends HYOSUNG HYPOL OIL HS or a good quality two-stroke engine oil.
Recommends SAE 10W/30 or 10W/40 multi-grade motor oil.
Explains the ON/OFF positions and key removal for the ignition switch.
Details the rear brake lever, parking brake knob, and starter switch on the left handlebar.
Notes the provision of two identical keys and advises safe storage of the spare.
Describes the front brake lever and throttle lever operation.
Explains the adjustable limiter for controlling maximum throttle travel and speed.
Details the function of the ON, OFF, and RESERVE positions for the fuel cock.
Instructions for opening and closing the fuel tank cap, including vent tube placement.
Explains the function and use of the remote stop switch for adult supervision.
Advises limiting throttle to 1/2 for the first 10 hours of operation.
Stresses varying engine speed during break-in to ensure proper component seating.
Warns against constant low speed operation which can cause part glazing.
Highlights the critical nature of the first service for adjustments and maintenance.
Details essential checks for steering, brakes, tires, fuel, and engine stop switch before riding.
Advises reading 'Riding Tips' and 'Instructing the Young Rider' before starting to ride.
Lists prerequisites for starting the engine, including parking brake and stop switch.
Guides on safely disengaging the parking brake and moving forward.
Explains how to stop the vehicle by releasing throttle and applying brakes.
Warns against braking during turns and advises caution on slippery surfaces.
Details proper body and handlebar movements for turning at low and high speeds.
Provides techniques to overcome inadvertent skidding or sliding without braking.
Guides on speed, body position, and maintaining momentum when climbing hills.
Instructs on body weight transfer and throttle control for safe downhill riding.
Warns about the trickiness of traversing slopes and the need for proper technique.
Specifies depth limits, bank conditions, and speed for crossing streams.
Details how to stop the engine and securely park the vehicle.
Emphasizes parents' commitment to educate children on operation and supervision.
Lists necessary protective gear like helmets, gloves, and clothing for riders.
Guides parents to ensure children master controls without hesitation before riding.
Stresses practicing pre-ride checks until the child knows all items.
Covers practicing starting, stopping, and control operation with and without engine power.
Instructs on practicing turning with the engine off and then under power.
Guides on practicing combined maneuvers for overall riding confidence and skill.
Introduces the importance of regular inspection and maintenance based on time intervals.
Details recommended service intervals for engine components like air cleaner, spark plug, and oil.
Outlines recommended service intervals for chassis components like brakes, tires, and lubrication.
Explains how a clogged air cleaner affects performance and fuel consumption.
Step-by-step instructions for removing the air cleaner element.
Detailed guide on cleaning the air cleaner element using solvent and oil.
Advises on selecting the correct spark plug heat range based on vehicle usage and plug color.
Provides steps and precautions for adjusting the engine's idle speed using a throttle stop screw.
Explains how to measure and adjust throttle cable play for optimal response.
Step-by-step instructions for draining and refilling engine oil, including capacity.
Details how to adjust front brake lever free play for proper performance and to prevent damage.
Explains how to check brake shoe wear and when replacement is needed.
Guides on adjusting the parking brake and rear brake lever free play for secure locking.
Instructions for inspecting rear brake pads for wear down to the limit line.
Lists the standard tire sizes and warns about using different sizes affecting handling.
Recommends replacing tires when tread depth is 3 mm or less to prevent skidding.
Provides recommended cold tire pressures for front and rear tires.
Lists items to inspect on the drive chain, such as loose pins, rollers, and wear.
Provides instructions for cleaning the chain with kerosene and oiling it with lubricating oil.
Specifies the acceptable chain slack and when to replace the chain.
Step-by-step guide for removing and reinstalling front and rear wheels, including torque specs.
Instructions for replacing the tail lamp bulb, emphasizing equal capacity.
Instructions for replacing the head lamp bulb, emphasizing equal capacity.
Identifies fuel system or ignition system as potential causes for starting issues.
Steps to check fuel level, stop switch, fuel cap, and fuel flow to the carburetor.
Guides on testing for a blue spark from the spark plug to diagnose ignition issues.
Lists checks for fuel, spark plug fouling, and fuel cock clogging when the engine stalls.
Recommends transporting the vehicle in the normal position to prevent oil pump issues.
Provides steps to drain fuel from the carburetor before transporting the vehicle.
Advises locking the parking brake and tying down the vehicle securely.
Guidelines for washing the ATV using low-pressure water, mild soap, and avoiding sensitive areas.
Reminds to remove exhaust blockages and lubricate parts after cleaning.
Outlines cleaning, battery removal, and tire inflation for extended storage.
Instructions for draining fuel from the tank and carburetor for storage.
Advises adding oil to the spark plug hole before storage.
Recommends inflating tires to normal specifications before returning to service.
Suggests spraying vinyl, rubber, and painted parts with protectants.
Lists essential checks like battery lead routing, lubrication, and pre-ride inspection.
Provides physical measurements and weight for TE 100 and TE 90 models.
Details engine type, bore x stroke, displacement, and carburetor for both models.
Lists transmission gear ratios and drive chain specifications.
Covers brake types, tire sizes, ignition type, and spark plug.
Specifies capacities for fuel tank, engine oil tank, and transmission oil.
