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General| Compression Ratio | 8.0:1 |
|---|---|
| Shaft Orientation | Vertical |
| Horsepower | 3.5 HP |
| Ignition System | Solid state |
| Oil Capacity | 0.6 liters (20 ounces) |
Dangers of CO gas and precautions against poisoning from engine exhaust.
Guidelines to prevent fuel fires and explosions when handling gasoline.
Ensure adults supervise engine use, refueling, and maintenance for safety.
Keep clear of engine's moving components to prevent entanglement and serious injury.
Do not modify engine; tampering can cause unsafe speeds and void warranty.
Awareness of hot parts and keeping flammable materials away to prevent burns/fires.
Procedures to prevent accidental engine startup during maintenance or servicing.
Always wear hearing protection to prevent potential hearing damage from engine noise.
Locate and record engine identification details for reference and warranty purposes.
Information on obtaining a technician's handbook for advanced engine repair and service.
Details on the type and quantity of oil required for optimal engine operation.
Guidelines on appropriate unleaded gasoline and fuel additives for the engine.
Procedure to ensure the engine oil level is within the correct operating range before use.
Step-by-step instructions for adding oil to the engine, with or without a dipstick.
Safe procedures for adding fuel to the engine's fuel tank, emphasizing ventilation and spill prevention.
Instructions for starting engines equipped with electric starters, covering primer and choke operation.
Instructions for starting engines equipped with recoil starters, covering primer and choke operation.
Procedures for monitoring and replacing engine oil based on operating hours and conditions.
Clearing grass, dirt, and debris from engine components for optimal cooling and performance.
Inspect, clean, gap, and replace the spark plug for reliable ignition.
Maintaining the air cleaner to prevent engine wear and ensure proper air intake.
Steps for cleaning and maintaining foam-type air filter elements for optimal engine performance.
Instructions for replacing paper-type air filter elements as part of regular engine maintenance.
Information on carburetor needs, altitude effects, and warnings against modifying engine speed.
Understanding and maintaining the safety mechanism that stops the engine and blade.
Guidance on engine adjustments, advising to contact a dealer for any required settings.
Procedures for preparing the engine for periods of inactivity, including cleaning and fuel treatment.
Using fuel stabilizers and running the engine to protect the fuel system during storage.
Steps for long-term storage, including draining the fuel tank and lubricating the cylinder bore.
