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General| Brand | Mitsubishi Heavy Industries |
|---|---|
| Model | GT1300 |
| Category | Engine |
| Language | English |
Adheres to critical safety instructions to prevent accidents and injuries during operation.
Follows guidelines for safe fuel storage, handling, and refueling to prevent fire hazards.
Includes important rules for engine operation, such as avoiding contact with moving parts and hot components.
Provides cautions regarding component checks, cooling fins, and using genuine parts for safe maintenance.
Identifies key external parts of the engine, including fuel tank, switch, and starter.
Locates internal components like oil gauge, oil drain plug, and power take off shaft.
Details the type of gasoline to use, its freshness, and safe refueling practices.
Guides on checking oil level, filling, and selecting appropriate engine oil grades.
Ensures adequate fuel, correct type, and secure fuel tank cap before starting.
Verifies the condition and oil level of the air cleaner element.
Checks if the engine is filled with the correct amount and quality of oil.
Inspects screw tightness, particularly muffler mounts, and checks for surrounding debris.
Looks for any signs of fuel or oil leaks.
Outlines the steps for starting the engine, including fuel cock, choke, and engine switch.
Details how to start the engine using either the electric or recoil starter.
Explains how to safely shut down the engine using the engine switch.
Provides a table for routine inspections and maintenance tasks based on operating hours.
Covers cleaning around the muffler, recoil starter, and checking component tightness.
Details maintenance for semi-dry and oil bath type air cleaners.
Describes procedures for changing engine oil and cleaning/maintaining the spark plug.
Explains how to inspect and clean the fuel cock strainer.
Guides on draining fuel from the tank and carburetor for extended storage.
Details steps to protect the engine cylinder and crankshaft during storage.
Advises on wiping the exterior with oil and storing in a low-humidity location.
Provides steps to diagnose and resolve starting issues related to ignition and fuel.
Explains how to check engine compression and potential causes of low compression.
Addresses problems with fuel suction, strainer clogging, and fuel quality.
