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5.2.1
Drain the Engine Oil
When change oil light (A18) goes on, press reset (A22) on maintenance minder (A23) and follow below maintenance instructions.
To ensure that the oil service is performed quickly and correctly, the oil must be changed when the engine is warm (start the unit
and allow it to run for a few minutes if necessary).
1.
Place a suitable container under the oil drain screw (A10-B5), then remove the oil dipstick/filler plug (A2-B1) and the oil
drain screw.
2.
After draining completely, carefully refit the oil drain screw.
3.
Use a funnel to top up with oil (using oil which complies with the specifications given in this manual), and regularly check
the level.
The oil level must be between the minimum and maximum marks on the dipstick. If the oil level is too low, keep topping it up. If the oil
level is too high, drain some off.
4.
Refit and tighten the oil dipstick/filler plug.
5.
Wipe away any traces of oil with a clean cloth and check that there are no leaks.
6.
Dispose used oil in accordance with local ordinances.
5.2.2
Clean or Replace the Fuel Filter
1.
Unscrew the fuel tank cap (A4).
2.
Remove the fuel filter (A12) located inside the fuel tank.
3.
With a low-pressure dry air gun, blow air through the fuel filter, from the outside inwards.
4.
Rinse it using clean fuel and dry it. Replace it if it is damaged.
5.
Put the fuel filter back inside the tank and screw the cap back onto the fuel tank.
5.2.3
Clean or Replace the Air Filter
IMPORTANT
Risk of fire or explosion: for a foam element, only use soapy water and clean engine oil during this
operation.
Operating engine with loose or damaged air filter components could cause premature wear and failure. If the filter elements are
excessively dirty or damaged (torn, pierced), it is essential to replace them with new elements and at least every 3 cleaning
procedures.
When replace air filter light (A19) goes on, press reset (A22) and follow maintenance instructions.
1.
Remove screw (C1) and air filter cover (C2).
2.
Remove foam element (C3) from air cleaner base (C4).
3.
Clean the foam element: wash it in soapy water, carefully rinse it and leave it to dry completely.
4.
Soak the foam element in a little clean engine oil and squeeze it to remove any excess oil (do not wring it out).
If there is too much oil remaining in the foam, the unit will emit smoke when it is first started.
5.
Reinstall cover and secure with screw.
5.2.4
Replace the Spark Plug
When replace spark plug light (A20) goes on, press reset (A22) and follow below maintenance instructions.
1.
Disconnect the spark plug cap (E1).
2.
Use a dry air spray to clean the spark plug wells.
3.
Use a spark plug spanner to unscrew the spark plug (A15-E2) and discard it.
4.
Fit a new spark plug in position and tighten it by hand to avoid damaging the threads.
5.
Use a spark plug spanner to tighten the spark plug by 1/2 turn after it is seated to compress the washer.
5.2.5
Cleaning the Spark Arrester
1.
On the exhaust silencer, unscrew the spark arrester mounting bolt (D2).
2.
Remove the spark arrester (D1).
3.
Using a wire brush, remove the carbon deposits from the spark arrester screen.
4.
Check that the spark arrester is in good condition (no holes or cracks), and replace it if necessary.
5.
Refit the spark arrester on the exhaust silencer protection (D3) and retighten the spark arrester mounting bolt.
5.2.6
Cleaning the Generator Set
To ensure it continues to run correctly, the unit must be cleaned regularly. If the unit is installed inside, always check that the
installation is clean and in good condition. If the unit is being used outside (building sites, dusty, muddy or densely wooded areas,
corrosive environment, etc.), it must be cleaned more frequently.
Use of water sprays or high pressure cleaning equipment is prohibited as this may seriously damage the unit.
1.
Use a brush to gently clean the engine air intakes and outlets and, if present, the spark arrester.
2.
Clean the unit with a sponge and water mixed with a mild detergent (car shampoo, for example), then rinse with fresh
water to remove all traces of the cleaning product.
A cleaning foam may be used and wiped off using a soft, absorbent cloth. Stubborn stains may be removed using a suitable solvent (white
spirit or equivalent) and wiped off using a soft, absorbent cloth.
3.
Check the general condition of the unit (no leakage, tightness of nuts and bolts, connections and hoses, etc.)
4.
Apply an anti-rust product to damaged areas, change defective parts and damaged labels if necessary.
Only use original parts and consult an dealer if necessary.
TP-7213 7/21
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