Makita EW1050HX Manual De Instrucciones página 10

Recommended oil:
Classification SF Class or higher (4-stroke engine oil for
automobile)
Oil volume:
For model EW1050H: Approx. 0.08L
For model EW1060H: Approx. 0.1L
1. Remove the oil gauge. (Fig. 10)
Be cautious to place the oil gauge in a place where it
will not gather dirt, dust or other foreign matter.
2. Place a cloth or paper towel to the area around the oil
filler hole.
3. Remove the oil gauge, then tilt the engine and drain
the oil into a pan or other receptacle.
4. Put the equipment on a level surface. Pour the oil in
from a squeeze bottle or other appropriate. Fill with
the oil up to the point of overflowing the filler neck.
(Fig. 4)
5. After filling the engine with oil, reinsert the oil gauge.
Ensure that the oil gauge is tight, as if it loosens later
oil will leak out.
CHECKING THE SPARK PLUG (Fig. 11)
CAUTION:
• Never touch the spark plug connector while the engine
is running (danger of high voltage electric shock).
Interval of Cleaning and Inspection: Daily (every 10
operating hours)
– Only use the supplied universal wrench to remove or
to install the spark plug.
– The gap between the two electrodes of the spark plug
should be 0.7 – 0.8 mm.
If the gap is too wide or too narrow, adjust it. If the spark
plug is clogged or contaminated, clean it thoroughly or
replace it.
CLEANING OF AIR CLEANER (Fig. 12)
WARNING:
• Shut off the engine. Keep away from open flames.
Dirty air cleaner element causes starting difficulty,
power loss, engine malfunctions, and shortens engine
life extremely. Keep the air cleaner element clean.
Interval of Cleaning and Inspection: Daily (every 10
operating hours)
1. Place the choke lever to the fully closed position so
that dust and dirt are not allowed to enter the carbure-
tor.
2. Remove the fixing bolt of air cleaner cover.
3. Pull out the lower edge of the cover to remove the air
cleaner cover.
4. Remove the element, and then clean it with a solution
of warm water and a mild detergent, thoroughly drying
it afterward.
5. Install it in alignment with the lines as shown in illus-
tration.
6. Wipe off any oil adhering to the area around the air
cleaner cover and breather with a cloth.
7. After cleaning, reassemble the cleaner cover (insert
the tab at the top first, then insert the bottom tab) and
tighten the fixing bolt.
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SAE 10W-30 oil of
CLEANING OF FUEL FILTER
API
WARNING:
• Shut off the engine. Keep away from open flames. Do
not smoke.
Interval of Cleaning and Inspection: Monthly (every 50
operating hours)
The fuel filter is used to filter the fuel required by the car-
buretor. A periodical visual inspection of the fuel filter is
to be conducted.
1. Open the fuel tank cap, use a wire hook and pull out
the suction head through the tank opening.
2. Remove the hose clamp and pull out the fuel filter
from fuel pipe.
3. Wash the fuel filter with kerosene.
4. After washing, reassemble it.
5. If the filter is hard or clogged up, replace it with new
one.
Replace the fuel filter at least quarterly to ensure an
enough fuel supply to the carburetor. Otherwise an insuf-
ficient fuel supply may cause the engine start failure and
limited maximum speed.
After checking, cleaning or replacing, fix the fuel filter
onto the fuel pipe with the hose clamp.
Push the fuel filter in all the way to the bottom of the fuel
tank. (Fig. 13)
REPLACEMENT OF FUEL PIPE (Fig. 14)
WARNING:
• Shut off the engine. Keep away from open flames.
Interval of Cleaning and Inspection: Daily (every 10
operating hours)
Replacement: Annually (every 200 operating hours)
Replace the fuel pipe every year, regardless of operating
frequency. Fuel leakage may lead to fire.
If any leakage is detected during inspection, replace the
fuel pipe immediately.
INSPECTION OF BOLTS, NUTS AND SCREWS
– Retighten loose bolts, nuts, etc.
– Check the fuel cap and oil cap for tightness. Check for
fuel and oil leakage.
– Replace damaged parts with new ones for safety
operation.
CLEANING OF PARTS
– Always keep the engine clean by wiping down with a
cloth rag.
– Keep the cylinder fins free of dust or dirt. Dust or dirt
adhering to the fins may cause piston seizure.