APPLYING
THE
LOAD
Apply the load for new and reconditioned engines in
four steps. Wait 30minutes between each step. If practi-
cal,
allow the engine to warm up before connecting a
heavy
load.
Try to connect the load in steps instead of
the full load at one time.
INSPECTION
Check for alignment of engine and
load.
Misalignment
will cause excessive vibration and bearing wear. Make
a visual inspection of the entire installation.
PROTECTION
FOR
EXTENDED
OUT-OF-SERVICE
PERIOD
1.
Run engine until thoroughly warm.
2.
Drain the oil base while still warm. Attach a warn-
ing tag to refill before operating.
3. Service the air cleaner.
4.
Lubricate governor linkage. Protect from dirt by
wrapping with a clean cloth.
5. Plug exhaust outlet to keep out moisture and dirt.
6. Clean entire unit. Coat parts likely to rust with
light grease or oil.
7. Provide a suitable cover for the entire unit.
8. Disconnect battery and follow standard battery
storage procedures.
LOW
TEMPERATURES
1.
Use correct SAE No. oil for temperature conditions.'
Change oil only when engine is warm. If an unex-
pected temperature drop causes an emergency,
move engine to a warm location or apply heated
air (do not use open flame) externally until oil
flows freely.
2.
Preheat for one minute if the temperature is 30 to
50
0
F.
If engine fails to start after cranking for
one minute, preheat for one minute more and re-
attempt the start.
3. Protect fuel against condensation.
4.
Keep batteries in a well-charged condition.
5. Reduce room ventilation, but use care to avoid
overheating.
DUST
AND DIRT
1.
Keep engine clean.
Service air cleaner as often as necessary.
Change crankcase oil every 50 operating hours.
Keep oil and fuel supplies in dust-tight containers.
Keep governor linkage connections clean.
2.
3.
4.
HIGH
TEMPERATURES
1.
See that nothing obstructs air flow to and from the
engine.
2.
Be sure the room is properly ventilated.
3. Keep the cooling fins clean. See that air housings
are properly installed and undamaged.
HIGH
ALTITUDE
Maximum engine power will be reduced about 4 percent
for each lOOOfeet above sea level.
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