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use and maintenance   
Quasar 50 - 100 - 125 - 180
Air filter
 
CAUTION
Perform
maintenance operations more frequently
than the indicated intervals if you are riding
in rainy or dusty conditions, on rough road
surfaces or when the vehicle is used for
racing.
CAUTION
Partial cleaning of the air filter does not
eliminate the need to change the filter at
the specified intervals. Do not start the
engine when the air filter is not in place.
Do not clean the filter element with
petrol or solvents. These products may
cause the fuel to ignite in the fuel
system, leading to personal injury and
vehicle damage.
D O   N O T   R E L E A S E   P O L L U T I N G
PRODUCTS INTO THE ENVIRONMENT.
REMOVING
Unscrew and remove the two retaining
screws (1) of air box (2).
Remove the clamp (3) securing the pipe
to the carburettor.
Remove the air box (2).
Remove the screws and the air box
cover.
Extract the air filter (4).
CAUTION
Block off the opening with a clean cloth to
prevent the ingress of dirt into the intake
ducts. On refitting, make sure to remove
the cloths and any other objects you may
have placed into the airbox before
installing the air box cover. Make sure the
air filter is properly in place or it will let
unfiltered air into the system. Note that
early wear of piston rings and cylinder is
frequently due to a defective or badly
positioned air filter.
PARTIAL CLEANING
 
CAUTION
Do not use a screwdriver or any other
tools on the air filter.
Hold the air filter (4) in a vertical position
and tap it repeatedly on a clean bench.
If needed, blow the air filter (4) with an air
line. Aim the nozzle from the inside of the
meshing outwards.
CAUTION
When cleaning the air filter, ensure the
meshing is not torn. Always change a
damaged air filter.
Clean the outer surface of the air filter (4)
with the suitable products for cleaning
this type of filters.
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