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TWP40SH
TWP50SH - GII
TWP80SH - GII
GASOLINE ENGINE WATER PUMP 4T
MOTOBOMBA A GASOLINA 4T
MOTOBOMBA À GASOLINA 4T
PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY. IT CONTAINS INFORMATION FOR YOUR SAFETY.
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POR FAVOR, LEIA ATENTAMENTE ESTE MANUAL. ELE CONTÉM INFORMAÇÕES PARA SUA SEGURANÇA.
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Summarization of Contents
Safety Symbols
Hazard Warning Symbols
Symbols indicating various hazards like electricity, fire, and physical dangers.
Personal Protective Equipment Symbols
Symbols indicating required personal protective gear like gloves and eyewear.
Water Pump Parts Identification
Component Diagram
Illustrated diagram showing all numbered parts of the water pump.
Parts List
Detailed list of water pump components in multiple languages.
Technical Specifications
Engine and Pump Specifications
Key technical data for engine and pump performance, dimensions, and capacities.
Operating Cares and Safety Precautions
Safe Operating Practices
Guidelines on avoiding fatigue, substances, and operating in hazardous conditions.
Environmental and Personal Safety
Precautions for location, children, manual handling, and required PPE.
Pre-Operation Inspection Checklist
Fluid and Leak Checks
Procedures for checking engine oil, fuel level, and detecting leaks before operation.
Component and Condition Checks
Verifying parts tightness, fit, signs of malfunction, and overall equipment condition.
Installation and Assembly Guidelines
Installation Requirements
Proper engine inclination, surface placement, and shaft alignment.
Assembly Steps
Verifying correct setting between engine shaft and fastening components.
Installing the Self-Priming Pump
Hose and Adapter Connections
Connecting suction hose, drain filter, and adapters to the pump.
Pump Setup and Water Filling
Installing discharge hose, fixing pump, and filling the pump body with water.
Installing the Centrifugal Pump
Centrifugal Pump Hose Connections
Connecting foot valve, adapter, and suction hose to the centrifugal pump.
Pump Filling and Securing
Filling the pump with water, connecting discharge hose, and securing the unit.
Optimal Pump Positioning for Performance
Positioning for Best Performance
Placing the pump near the water level to ensure optimal efficiency.
Hose Considerations for Output
Impact of hose size, length, and material on pump output and priming.
Checking Engine Oil Level
Oil Level Check Procedure
Steps for placing the engine, removing and cleaning the dipstick, and checking oil level.
Adding Engine Oil Correctly
How to add oil if low, and reinstalling the dipstick properly.
Fueling the Tank Safely
Fueling Steps
Steps for removing the tank cap, filling with fuel, and securing the cap.
Fueling Safety Warnings
Precautions regarding heat sources, hot engines, and fuel types.
Starting the Engine (Manual Starter) - Part 1
Initial Setup for Manual Start
Setting the fuel cock and choke lever for starting a cold or hot engine.
Starting the Engine (Manual Starter) - Part 2
Manual Starting Procedure
Engaging the starter, pulling the rope, and returning components after startup.
Battery Connection for Electric Starter
Connecting Battery Terminals
Correctly connecting positive and negative battery leads to the terminals.
Starting the Engine (Electric Starter)
Electric Start Procedure
Setting fuel cock and choke, then engaging the electric starter switch.
Setting Engine Speed
Adjusting Engine Speed
Moving the throttle lever to increase or decrease engine rotation speed.
Stopping the Engine (Manual Starter)
Idling the Engine
Moving the control lever to slow position and idling for 3 minutes.
Turning Off Engine and Fuel Cock
Moving the control lever to OFF and setting the fuel cock to OFF.
Stopping the Engine (Electric Starter)
Electric Engine Shutdown
Idling the engine, turning off the key, and turning off the fuel cock.
Maintenance Schedule
Initial Maintenance Tasks
Maintenance required within the first 20 hours or 1 month of operation.
Periodic Maintenance Intervals
Recommended maintenance tasks at 50-hour, 100-hour, and 300-hour intervals.
Replacing Engine Oil
Draining Engine Oil
Steps to prepare the engine and drain the old oil into a container.
Refilling Engine Oil
Reinstalling the drain bolt and filling the reservoir with new oil.
Cleaning the Spark Plug
Spark Plug Removal and Cleaning
Disconnecting protection, removing dirt, and taking out the spark plug.
Spark Plug Gap Check
Verifying and adjusting the spark plug electrode gap.
Changing the Spark Plug
Spark Plug Replacement Procedure
Steps for removing the old spark plug and preparing for installation.
Installing New Spark Plug
Reinstalling the new spark plug, tightening, and securing protection.
Cleaning the Carburetor Cup
Carburetor Cup Disassembly
Steps for emptying the tank, removing the drain bolt and carburetor cup.
Cup Cleaning and Reassembly
Washing, drying, and reassembling the carburetor cup and drain bolt.
Air Filter Maintenance
Air Filter Element Service
Removing and cleaning the air filter elements, including foam and paper.
Foam Filter Oil Treatment
Drying the foam filter and applying engine oil for proper function.
Idle Speed Adjustment
Engine Warm-up and Throttle Setting
Warming up the engine and setting the throttle lever to the slow position.
Adjusting Idle Speed Screw
Using a wrench to adjust the idle speed screw to the specified RPM.
Cleaning the Water Pump
Pump Flushing Procedure
Running the pump with clean water to clear internal impurities.
Draining and Shutting Down Pump
Opening the drain to empty the pump and turning off the motor.
Storage and Preservation
Fuel System and Air Filter Preparation
Removing fuel and cleaning the air filter for long-term storage.
Cylinder Lubrication and General Storage
Adding oil to the cylinder, reinstalling the spark plug, and storing the unit properly.
Battery and Part Cleaning for Storage
Cleaning pump and engine parts, and recharging the battery if applicable.
Transporting the Water Pump
Transport Preparation Steps
Cooling the engine, shutting off fuel, securing the unit, and unplugging hoses.
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