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Kawasaki FA130 User Manual

Kawasaki FA130
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Kawasaki FA130 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Fuel SystemCarburetor
Starting SystemRecoil starter
Cooling SystemAir-cooled
Engine TypeSingle-cylinder, 4-stroke, air-cooled
Oil Capacity0.6 L
Lubrication SystemForced lubrication
Ignition SystemTransistorized ignition

Summary

General Safety Precautions

Rotating Parts Protection

Ensure rotating parts are covered, especially when coupled with equipment.

Refueling Safety

Never refuel with a running engine or near open flames.

Fuel Spillage Cleanup

Wipe up spilled fuel before starting the engine.

Hot Surface Caution

Avoid touching hot engine or muffler parts.

Ignition System Caution

Do not touch high-tension cord or spark plug cap while engine runs.

Ventilation Requirements

Use engine only in well-ventilated areas, not indoors.

Engine Specifications

Engine Operation

Engine Oil Preparation

Fill engine oil to the upper level using the dipstick.

Fuel Level Check

Check fuel level and refill if insufficient; do not refill while running.

Start Switch and Lever Setting

Set stop switch to 'ON' and control lever to 'START'.

Fuel Cock Operation

Turn fuel cock fully right, then 1.5 turns left for float type.

Starter Lever Adjustment

Adjust starter lever based on engine temperature (cold/warm).

Pull Starter Operation

Pull starter handle slowly until compression, then release and pull quickly.

Engine Warm-up Procedure

Allow engine to run for 3-5 minutes after starting before increasing speed.

Speed Control After Warm-up

Control engine speed using the command lever after warm-up.

Normal Engine Shutdown

Move control lever to minimum, let engine idle, then turn off switch.

Extended Storage Shutdown

Close fuel cock and let engine run; turn off switch after it stops.

Emergency Engine Stop

Turn off the stop switch immediately in emergencies like fire.

Fuel Storage Caution

Avoid leaving fuel in tank/carburetor for long periods to prevent issues.

Periodic Maintenance Schedule

Oil Level Check and Refill

Check and refill engine oil as per schedule.

Fuel Filter Check

Verify the fuel filter for proper function.

Fuel Filter Bowl Cleaning

Clean the fuel filter bowl.

Engine Oil Change

Drain and refill engine oil according to intervals.

Air Filter Element Cleaning

Wash the air filter element with kerosene and oil.

Spark Plug Cleaning and Gap Adjustment

Clean spark plug and adjust electrode gap.

Contact Breaker Point Adjustment

Adjust contact breaker points gap (except TC1 model).

Valve Lifter Adjustment

Adjust valve lifters.

Carbon Removal (Cylinder, Head, Piston)

Decarbonize cylinder, cylinder head, and piston.

Valve Lapping

Perform valve lapping.

Fuel Filter Bowl Cleaning Procedure

Clean fuel filter bowl and element with gasoline.

Spark Plug Cleaning and Gap Setting

Clean spark plug, adjust electrode gap to 0.6-0.7mm.

Storage Procedure

Oil Fill for Storage

Fill engine oil to the lower fill light for storage.

Fuel Drainage for Storage

Drain all fuel from tank, filter, and carburetor for storage.

Cylinder Lubrication for Storage

Pour oil into spark plug hole, turn crankshaft, and pull starter.

Engine Exterior Cleaning for Storage

Clean engine exterior with oily rags before storage.

Engine Packaging for Storage

Wrap engine in plastic and store in a dry place.

Reduction Gear Maintenance

Oil Filling for Reduction Gear

Fill reduction gear with oil up to the level plug.

Oil Change for Reduction Gear

Change reduction gear oil after 20 hours, then every 100 hours.

Optional Electronic Ignition

Electronic Ignition Features

TIC system offers electronic ignition, durability, and high performance.

Electronic Ignition Precautions

Check wires and connections; contact dealer for issues.

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