Switching Off Engine; Maintenance; Storage - Mauki GX200 Mode D'emploi

Set On/Off switch
to On position " I "
Open fuel tap
Close choke
Set throttle control to Start position
(„Hare") Start engine using recoil starter
To enable the fumes to develop, open petrol tap to auxiliary tank.
Important: When operating in idling mixture, the tap for the
fumes development function must be set to OFF.
To ensure operator safety, the petrol tap to the auxiliary
tank must be closed if the unit is moved to another location.
This will ensure that the development of the gas is inhibited.
Note: Engine exhaust fumes contain carbon monoxide, an odour-free, lethal poison. Do not allow
engine to run in confined spaces or enclosed areas. During the gassing process, keep children and
pets away; note wind direction.

4.3 Switching off engine

Close fuel tap to auxiliary tank, wait 1 minute
Set throttle control to idling mixture
Set On/Off switch to Off position "O"
Close fuel tap

5. Maintenance

Check engine oil every 5 hours
First oil change after 20 hrs, after that every 100 hrs (0.6 l, SAE-15W40)
Replace air filter and prefilter if dirty (Honda 17210-ZE1-822)
Replace spark plug if dirty (NGK BPR6ES)
Replace petrol filter to auxiliary tank every 50 hours (MU20028)
For further works on the engine see Honda Operator Manual
Tyre pressure max. 1.5 bar
Never use water under pressure to clean the device
All nuts and bolts must be firmly seated to ensure that the device is maintained in a
safe operating condition

6. Storage

Never store the Rodent Destroyer with petrol in the tank inside a building where fumes may come
into contact with a naked flame or sparks. Allow the engine to cool before storage inside buildings.
If the fuel tank has to be drained, this operation should be carried out in the open air.
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As soon as the engine starts to
turn over, open the choke and
give the engine approx. 3 minu-
tes to warm up. During this time
the fuel tap to the auxiliary tank
should be closed so as to inhibit
the development of the gas.
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