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Engine Preparation (Continued)
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Fuel
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Before Starting the Engine
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WARNING
Before starting engine, read operator’s manual. Become familiar with location and function of all controls. Know how to
stop the engine quickly.
Before attempting to start the engine, review the following steps:
1. Unit has been assembled according to all assembly instructions.
2. Unit has been inspected for any damaged or missing components.
3. No parts are remaining in the carton.
4. Engine oil is at proper level.
5. Fresh, clean, regular-unleaded gasoline has been added to fuel tank.
6. Spark plug wire is connected to spark plug.
7. Blower has been moved to desired location.
8. Blower is on level surface.
WARNING
• Gasoline is extremely flammable and vapors can explode if ignited. Handle with care. Use fresh, clean, regular-unleaded
gasoline with a minimum of 88 Octane.
Do NOT use leaded gasoline, gasohol, methanol, or diesel fuel. Do NOT mix oil with gasoline. Do NOT allow gasoline to
become contaminated with dust, water, or debris.
CAUTION
Using incorrect fuel type or contaminated fuel will cause serious engine damage.
NOTE: Fuel tank capacity is approximately 3.5 qt (3.3L)
HOW TO FILL ENGINE WITH FUEL
WARNING
• Turn engine off and let engine cool for several minutes before removing the fuel cap or adding fuel.
• Never fill fuel tank indoors.
• Do not smoke while adding fuel.
1. Clean surface around fuel tank cap to prevent contamination. (See Figure 3)
2. Loosen fuel cap slowly. After removing cap, place on a clean surface.
3. Pour fuel into the tank. Use care to avoid spillage.
WARNING
Do NOT OVERFILL fuel. Allow space for the fuel to expand due to heat from engine and/or sun.
4. Before replacing the fuel cap, inspect and clean the fuel cap seal.
5. Replace the fuel cap and securely hand-tighten.
6. Clean up any spilled fuel.
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