Makita EW100R User Manual

Ensures safe placement and distance from buildings and hazardous materials for pump operation.

Guidelines for safe refueling and operation to prevent fires and explosions.

Warnings about dangerous exhaust gases and operating in enclosed spaces.

General safety advice including keeping clear of moving parts and proper transit procedures.

Instructions for connecting a reinforced suction hose with a strainer to prevent damage.

Guidance on connecting the discharge hose securely, using a hose band if necessary.

Details on checking and filling the fuel tank with the correct gasoline-oil mixture.

Recommendation to prime the pump casing with water before operation to prevent overheating.

Step to open the fuel cock to allow fuel flow to the engine.

Instructions to set the speed control lever to the 'START' position.

Guidance on adjusting the choke lever based on engine temperature or ambient conditions.

Procedure for pulling the starter handle to initiate engine ignition.

Gradually opening the choke lever after the engine starts to prevent stalling.

Running the engine at low speed without load before setting to required operating speed.

Allowing the engine to run at low speed for a few minutes before shutdown.

Keeping the stop button depressed until the engine completely stops.

Closing the fuel cock to stop fuel supply to the engine.

Procedure for slowly returning the starter handle after engine stops.

Alternative method of stopping the engine by closing the fuel cock.

Checks to perform before each pump operation for safety and performance.

Scheduled maintenance tasks based on operating hours for long-term reliability.

Procedure for cleaning the spark plug and checking/adjusting the electrode gap.

Instructions for cleaning the air cleaner element using kerosene and engine oil.

Guidance on removing carbon deposits from the muffler to maintain engine output.

Recommendation to replace fuel pipes every two years or immediately if leakage is found.

Ensuring all fasteners are tight and replacing damaged parts.

Steps for removing and cleaning the fuel strainer with kerosene.

Identifies potential causes and solutions when the pump fails to operate.

Addresses issues leading to reduced water flow and performance.

Diagnoses and resolves problems related to the pump's inability to draw water.