Fg-14B; Contents Included - Saito FG-14B & FG-20 Owner's Operating Instruction Manual

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I N C L U D E D C O N T E N T S

Contents Included

Fg-14B

• Engine
• Ignition (SAIG14153)
• Engine Mount (SAIG1495)
• Spark Plug 1/4-32 (SAIG20120)
Fg-20
• Engine
• Ignition (SAIG20153)
• Engine Mount (SAIG2095)
• Spark Plug 1/4-32 (SAIG20120)
Fg-30
• Engine
• Ignition (SAIG36153)
• Engine Mount (SAIG3695)
• Spark Plug CM-6 (SAIG36120)
Fg-36
• Engine
• Ignition (SAIG36153)
• Engine Mount (SAIG3695)
• Spark Plug CM-6 (SAIG36120)
• Muffler (SAIG1474)
• Muffler Manifold (SAIG8075B)
• Muffler Nut, 2 pcs (SAIG8080A)
• Spark Plug Wrench (SAIG20967)
• Valve Adjusting Tools
• Muffler (SAIG2074)
• Muffler Manifold (SAIG2075)
• Muffler Nut, 2 pcs(SAIG2080)
• Spark Plug Wrench (FG20967)
• Valve Adjusting Tools
• Muffler (SAIG3674)
• Muffler Manifold (SAIG3675)
• Muffler Nut, 2 pcs (SAIG3680)
• Spark Plug Wrench (SAIG36969)
• Muffler Wrench
• Valve Adjusting Tools
• Muffler (SAIG3674)
• Muffler Manifold (SAIG3675)
• Muffler Nut, 2 pcs (SAIG3680)
• Spark Plug Wrench (SAIG36969)
• Muffler Wrench
• Valve Adjusting Tools
Safety Precautions
This manual describes the engine and its
general operating procedures. For mounting
and control, see the instruction manual for
the model airplane. Some suggestions are
included in this manual for mounting the
engine using the included motor mount.
note: For proper heat transfer, it is important
to use a metal motor mount when mounting
these engines in a model aircraft.
• The engine is designed for use on a model
radio control airplane. If it is used for any
other purpose, we cannot be responsible
for its reliability or safety.
S A F E T Y P R E C A U T I O N S
• Always use genuine Saito parts for
replacements.
• Be sure to check the propeller before
each flight. If it is damaged, replace the
propeller with a new one.
• If the propeller hits something while the
engine is in operation, immediately stop
the engine and check for damage.
• Start the engine on a flat surface free of
stones or other debris.
• When mixing fuel, or operating the engine,
do so in a well-ventilated area.
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