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Identifies special instructions or procedures which, if not correctly followed, could result in personal injury, or loss of life.
Identifies special instructions or procedures which, if not strictly observed, could result in damage to, or destruction of equipment.
Indicates points of particular interest for more efficient and convenient operation.
Covers hazards like exhaust gas, flammable gasoline, fire risks, electrical shock, burns, moving parts, and proper servicing.
Specifies that the engine is certified for unleaded regular grade gasoline with a minimum of 87 octane.
Describes Kawasaki's exhaust and crankcase emission control systems for environmental protection.
Details compliance periods for California and other states based on engine size and model year.
Recommends EPA/CARB approved modifications for engines operating above 1000 meters.
Emphasizes proper maintenance for low emission levels and warranty compliance.
Outlines federal and state laws prohibiting tampering with emission control devices.
Thanks the customer and advises reading the manual for proper operation and maintenance.
Identifies key engine components for both recoil and electric starter models.
Explains the serial number is key for identifying the engine and ordering parts.
Lists specifications for ignition timing, spark plug gap, idle speeds, and valve clearance.
Specifies the engine oil capacity for FE350 and FE400 models.
Advises using clean, fresh, unleaded regular grade gasoline with specific octane and oxygenate guidelines.
Lists recommended API service classifications and viscosity charts based on temperature.
Details safe refueling steps, including turning off the engine, no smoking, and not overfilling the tank.
Illustrates fuel strainer types and provides guidance on correct fuel level for standard and graduated types.
Explains how to check engine oil level daily to prevent damage from shortage.
Specifies oil capacity for FE350 and FE400, noting difference when oil filter is removed.
Describes the engine stop and alarm indicating types of low oil level sensors.
Warns about poisonous exhaust gases and combustible materials igniting from exhaust.
Provides steps for starting, including using proper oil, fresh fuel, and disconnecting external loads.
Explains how to use the engine switch and control panel throttle lever for starting.
Details the use of the choke lever for starting the engine, including adjustments after starting.
Instructs on inserting the switch key and turning it to the START position, with caution for continuous operation.
Guides on pulling the recoil starter grip slowly until compression, then briskly.
Advises allowing the engine to warm up at idle before applying load and checking the oil warning lamp.
States the engine can operate continuously at angles up to 15°, with a caution against exceeding it.
Details lowering engine speed to idle for one minute before shutting off to prevent damage.
Instructs to immediately turn the engine switch off and close the fuel valve.
Warns to always remove the engine key when leaving equipment unattended.
Advises against tampering with governor or carburetor settings and recommends dealer service for adjustments.
Provides a chart of maintenance tasks and their recommended service intervals.
Warns to always remove the spark plug cap before servicing to prevent accidental starting.
Emphasizes checking oil level daily and before operation to prevent engine damage.
Details when to change oil (first 8 hours, then 50/100 hours) and the draining process.
Warns that hot engine oil can cause severe burns and advises allowing it to cool before draining.
Explains how to change the oil filter every 200 hours, including preparation and post-replacement checks.
Warns about hot engine oil during filter removal and advises allowing the engine to cool.
Warns against running the engine with the air cleaner removed and advises safe cleaning practices.
Identifies wing bolts and air cleaner cover for the dual filtration type.
Describes removing the cover and elements for the lower inhale type air cleaner.
Explains how to remove the upper inhale type air cleaner element using a clamp.
Covers cleaning and oiling foam elements and cleaning/replacing paper elements.
Specifies changing the air cleaner element every 300 hours.
Details loosening the sediment bowl, removing the screen, cleaning, and reinstalling the assembly.
Specifies cleaning the fuel filter element every 50 hours.
Instructs to close the fuel valve to shut off fuel flow before servicing the filter.
Covers cleaning, gap adjustment, replacement, installation, and recommended plug type.
Details draining the fuel system to prevent gum deposits when storing for over 30 days.
Warns about flammable gasoline and advises draining in a well-ventilated area away from sparks.
Includes cylinder protection and body cleaning for long-term storage.
Lists causes and remedies for insufficient compression, such as faulty parts or loose bolts.
Covers causes like no fuel, blocked filters, or faulty carburetor for starting issues.
Addresses issues of spark plugs fouled by fuel, including clogged air cleaners and incorrect fuel grade.
Covers no spark or weak spark, identifying causes like faulty plugs or igniters.
Addresses overheating, low output, and speed issues due to dirt, oil, carbon, or governor faults.
Advises consulting dealers or agencies for proper disposal of used batteries, oil, and other components.
Provides key specifications for FE350 and FE400 engines, including type, bore, displacement, and weight.
Shows the wiring diagram for the recoil starter model with an engine stop type oil level sensor.
Presents the wiring diagram for electric start with alarm type oil level sensor.
Shows the wiring diagram for electric start with engine stop type oil level sensor.
Presents a detailed wiring diagram for electric start with engine stop type oil level sensor.
Identifies special instructions or procedures which, if not correctly followed, could result in personal injury, or loss of life.
Identifies special instructions or procedures which, if not strictly observed, could result in damage to, or destruction of equipment.
Indicates points of particular interest for more efficient and convenient operation.
Covers hazards like exhaust gas, flammable gasoline, fire risks, electrical shock, burns, moving parts, and proper servicing.
Specifies that the engine is certified for unleaded regular grade gasoline with a minimum of 87 octane.
Describes Kawasaki's exhaust and crankcase emission control systems for environmental protection.
Details compliance periods for California and other states based on engine size and model year.
Recommends EPA/CARB approved modifications for engines operating above 1000 meters.
Emphasizes proper maintenance for low emission levels and warranty compliance.
Outlines federal and state laws prohibiting tampering with emission control devices.
Thanks the customer and advises reading the manual for proper operation and maintenance.
Identifies key engine components for both recoil and electric starter models.
Explains the serial number is key for identifying the engine and ordering parts.
Lists specifications for ignition timing, spark plug gap, idle speeds, and valve clearance.
Specifies the engine oil capacity for FE350 and FE400 models.
Advises using clean, fresh, unleaded regular grade gasoline with specific octane and oxygenate guidelines.
Lists recommended API service classifications and viscosity charts based on temperature.
Details safe refueling steps, including turning off the engine, no smoking, and not overfilling the tank.
Illustrates fuel strainer types and provides guidance on correct fuel level for standard and graduated types.
Explains how to check engine oil level daily to prevent damage from shortage.
Specifies oil capacity for FE350 and FE400, noting difference when oil filter is removed.
Describes the engine stop and alarm indicating types of low oil level sensors.
Warns about poisonous exhaust gases and combustible materials igniting from exhaust.
Provides steps for starting, including using proper oil, fresh fuel, and disconnecting external loads.
Explains how to use the engine switch and control panel throttle lever for starting.
Details the use of the choke lever for starting the engine, including adjustments after starting.
Instructs on inserting the switch key and turning it to the START position, with caution for continuous operation.
Guides on pulling the recoil starter grip slowly until compression, then briskly.
Advises allowing the engine to warm up at idle before applying load and checking the oil warning lamp.
States the engine can operate continuously at angles up to 15°, with a caution against exceeding it.
Details lowering engine speed to idle for one minute before shutting off to prevent damage.
Instructs to immediately turn the engine switch off and close the fuel valve.
Warns to always remove the engine key when leaving equipment unattended.
Advises against tampering with governor or carburetor settings and recommends dealer service for adjustments.
Provides a chart of maintenance tasks and their recommended service intervals.
Warns to always remove the spark plug cap before servicing to prevent accidental starting.
Emphasizes checking oil level daily and before operation to prevent engine damage.
Details when to change oil (first 8 hours, then 50/100 hours) and the draining process.
Warns that hot engine oil can cause severe burns and advises allowing it to cool before draining.
Explains how to change the oil filter every 200 hours, including preparation and post-replacement checks.
Warns about hot engine oil during filter removal and advises allowing the engine to cool.
Warns against running the engine with the air cleaner removed and advises safe cleaning practices.
Identifies wing bolts and air cleaner cover for the dual filtration type.
Describes removing the cover and elements for the lower inhale type air cleaner.
Explains how to remove the upper inhale type air cleaner element using a clamp.
Covers cleaning and oiling foam elements and cleaning/replacing paper elements.
Specifies changing the air cleaner element every 300 hours.
Details loosening the sediment bowl, removing the screen, cleaning, and reinstalling the assembly.
Specifies cleaning the fuel filter element every 50 hours.
Instructs to close the fuel valve to shut off fuel flow before servicing the filter.
Covers cleaning, gap adjustment, replacement, installation, and recommended plug type.
Details draining the fuel system to prevent gum deposits when storing for over 30 days.
Warns about flammable gasoline and advises draining in a well-ventilated area away from sparks.
Includes cylinder protection and body cleaning for long-term storage.
Lists causes and remedies for insufficient compression, such as faulty parts or loose bolts.
Covers causes like no fuel, blocked filters, or faulty carburetor for starting issues.
Addresses issues of spark plugs fouled by fuel, including clogged air cleaners and incorrect fuel grade.
Covers no spark or weak spark, identifying causes like faulty plugs or igniters.
Addresses overheating, low output, and speed issues due to dirt, oil, carbon, or governor faults.
Advises consulting dealers or agencies for proper disposal of used batteries, oil, and other components.
Provides key specifications for FE350 and FE400 engines, including type, bore, displacement, and weight.
Shows the wiring diagram for the recoil starter model with an engine stop type oil level sensor.
Presents the wiring diagram for electric start with alarm type oil level sensor.
Shows the wiring diagram for electric start with engine stop type oil level sensor.
Presents a detailed wiring diagram for electric start with engine stop type oil level sensor.
General| Cooling System | Air-cooled |
|---|---|
| Ignition System | CDI |
| Fuel System | Carburetor |
| Starting System | Electric starter |
| Engine Type | 4-stroke, single cylinder |
