Spark Plug Maintenance; Cleaning The Air Filter - Garland GEISER 601 QG Manual De Instrucciones

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3. Remove the oil cap.
4. Unscrew the oil emptying screw. Oil will start to
drain out. Do not touch the oil. The oil could be very
hot and could burn you. Oil can also irritate your skin.
5. When oil has stopped draining out, wait a few
minutes more to ensure that the last drops of oil
drain out.
6. Check that the oil emptying screw and its joint are
in perfect state. If not, change them.
7. Screw the emptying oil screw and joint back into
place.
8. Add 0.6 l of new and clean 20W-40.
9. Start the engine for a minute (remember to fill the
machine with water).
10.Check the oil level and if necessary, refill.
Please collect the used up oil in an adequate
recipientfor transporting used up oil and take it to a
recycling centre nearest to you. Do not throw the oil
on the floor or the sewer.

7.3. CLEANING THE AIR FILTER

A dirty air filter will restrict the flow of air to the
carburettor thus losing power, working less effectively
and increasing the consumption of petrol. Remember
to always check the cleanliness of the air filter,
especially in areas of extreme dustiness.
Cleaning the air filter:
1. Unscrew the wing nuts that hold the air filter cover.
2. Remove the air filter cover.
3. Remove the air filter and grille.
4. Clean the air filter with tepid soaped water.
5. Let the air filter dry.
6. When the air filter is dry, dampen it
lightly with some oil (the oil increases
the capacity of the filter to retain small
particles).
7. Replace the air filter and grille into
place.
8. Replace the air filter cover.
9. Screw back on the wing nuts.
Note: The machine should never run without the air
filter.

7.4. SPARK PLUG MAINTENANCE

The most common problems when starting the
machine are due to a dirty spark plug or to a spark
plug in a bad state. Clean the spark plug and check it
regularly. Check that the distance between electrodes
is correct (0.6-0.7mm).
Dismounting the spark plug:
1. Remove the spar plug cap.
2. Insert a spark plug key.
3. Unscrew the spark plug.
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