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Checking the motor oil level
CAUTION
Product damage!
The product is supplied without motor oil.
Make sure it is filled with motor oil before using for the first time.
The oil level must be checked and topped up refilled each time before using the
motor.
Operating the motor with insufficient oil will damage the motor.
Dirty oil or two-stroke motor oil reduces the service life of the motor.
The motor oil must be changed after the first five operating hours.
Use the specified motor oil.
– Switch off the motor.
– Disconnect the spark plug.
–
Unscrew and remove the motor oil
filling plug (5).
The oil dipstick is fastened to the
motor oil filling plug (5).
– Wipe the dipstick clean using a cloth.
– Insert the motor oil filling plug (5) with
the dipstick again and screw in.
– Unscrew the motor oil filling plug (5) again and pull it out.
–
Check the oil level.
The oil level should be at the top
marking (A) of the oil dipstick. If the oil level
is below the bottom limit mark (B) of the oil
dipstick, slowly top up with oil until the oil
level reaches the top mark on the oil
dipstick. Do not overfill the product.
–
Check the seal in the motor oil filling
plug (5) for damage and clean if
necessary.
Replace a damaged seal immediately!
– Insert the motor oil filling plug(5) again
and tighten it by hand.
Draining the motor oil
– Switch off the motor.
– Disconnect the spark plug.
– Unscrew and remove the motor oil filling
plug (5).
– Hold a collecting container below the
motor oil drain plug (35).
– Unscrew and remove the motor oil drain
plug (35) using a suitable tool.
– Allow the motor oil to drain completely.
– Insert the motor oil drain plug (35) and
tighten using a suitable tool.
– Top up motor oil before using again.
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