4-1. Daily Inspection
■ Inspection of the tank inlet filter
1 Please remove the fuel cap and check if
dirt/dusts stick to the tank inlet filter.
If there are any dirt/dusts, remove the filter
2
and wash it with fuel.
3 Please restore the tank inlet filter, and tight-
en firmly the fuel cap.
■ Inspection of the filter and drainage of water from the fuel tank.
Checking the filter element
1 Check whether or not the filter element is
dirt and foul.
2 In case the filter element is dirty or clogged,
please replace it with a new one, and bind
firmly the cup with the tightening ring.
3 If the water has collected in the cup, discard
water. Also, water in the cup means there is
water in the tank as well. Follow the instruc-
tions on page 12 and drain the water from
the fuel tank.
Drainage of water from the fuel tank
1 Remove the fuel cap, take out the tank inlet
filter and insert a handy suction pump into
the tank.
2 Remove as much fuel as possible (with the
handy suction pump).
3 Restore the tank inlet filter and tighten firm-
ly the fuel cap.
4 Prepare an empty container of about 3 liters
(0.7 gallons) capacity: to hold kerosene and
water remained in the fuel tank, place the
container under the drain bolt (of the fuel
tank).
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Tank Inlet Filter
Kerosene
Fuel Strainer
Element
Element
Remove
5 Later on, please remove with wrench the
drain bolt and tilt the fuel tank until the fuel is
completely drained out of the tank. (At the
same time, be careful not to lose the drain
bolt packing.)
6 Restore the drain bolt packing and tighten
the drain bolt so firmly that fuel can not leak
out (of the fuel tank).
7 Wipe off kerosene or water spilt over the
tank.
Tightening Ring
Loosen
O Ring Gasket
Cup
Tightening Ring