SANLI SLB260 - Sanli Blower; Blower Vac Maintenance; Spark Plug Maintenance and Replacement; Air Filter Cleaning and Replacement; Proper Petrol and Oil Storage

Sanli Blower / Blower Vac User Guide 9
Basic maintenance made easy.
WARNING! If your Blower or Blower Vac is not serviced correctly,
you could void warranty and reduce its ability to operate effectively.
1. Spark plug.
Waituntiltheenginehascooledbeforedisconnectingthesparkplugcoverandthen
removingthesparkplugwiththeboxspannersupplied.Ifitisdirty,youcancleanthe
plug with a wire brush.
The applicable spark plug for this machine is the NGK BPMR7A. For optimum results
we advise you to replace the spark plug after 20 hours of use.
Whenrettingthesparkplugtakecarenottoover-tighten.Ifadjustingyourself,notethat
the spark plug gap must be set to 0.6 to 7.0mm.
2. Air lter.
Ensure that the engine is cool, remove the air lter cover and then take out the air lter
element, see
(Figure 11) . Put the cover back on the housing immediately to prevent any
objects falling into the air intake.
Carefully brush off any excess dirt particles, or clean lter element using lukewarm soapy
water.Whencleaningwithwater,rinsethoroughlyandallowtodrybeforereplacingair
lter element.
3. Storing petrol and oil.
WARNING! Petrol is highly ammable so extreme caution must
be taken. Always store petrol in approved containers and ensure
petrol is less than three months old.
Carbon
0.6mm
Air lter
element
Figure 11.