Micron Technology AU8000 Manual Do Utilizador

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MICRONAIR AU8000 SPRAYER 
7.1.  Knapsack Mistblower – Routine Maintenance 
The mistblower will have a long and trouble-free life if it is kept clean and properly 
adjusted.  Attention must be given to the following points: 
1.  Chemical must NEVER be left in the tank or pipework.  Always flush out the sprayer 
with water or a solvent for the chemical used.  Drain cleaning liquid from the sprayer 
before storage. 
2.  Do not leave fuel in the tank or carburettor whilst the sprayer is in storage.  After use, 
close the fuel valve whilst the engine is running.  When the engine stops, drain all 
remaining fuel from the tank. 
3.  Check and clean the engine air filter every 50 hours (or less in dusty conditions).  To 
clean the filter, proceed as follows: 
 
i)  Open the filter casing and remove the foam filter. 
 
ii)  Wash the filter in petrol (gasoline). 
 
iii)  While still wet, pour about 5 ml of SAE 40/50 oil on the filter and squeeze well in. 
 
iv)  Allow all petrol to evaporate. 
 
v)  Re-assemble filter in casing. 
4. 
Check and clean fuel filters.  Note that the engine has two filters; one at the fuel valve 
and one at the carburettor inlet. 
5.  Check the spark plug every 50 hours.  If necessary, clean the spark plug and adjust 
the gap setting to 0.4 – 0.5 mm.  If the spark plug is damaged, replace with a new 
plug of the correct type (see mistblower parts list). 
 
7.2.  Possible Engine Faults and Remedies 
 
ENGINE WILL NOT START 
 
 Fault 
 
Remedy 
 
1. 
Fuel valve closed 
Open valve 
 
2. 
Lack of fuel 
Add fuel 
 
3. 
Hole in the fuel tank cap obstructed 
Open hole 
 
4. Engine 
flooded 
See starting instructions 
 
5. 
Filter in the fuel cock or at the 
Clean filters 
 
carburettor inlet is dirty 
 
6. 
Carburettor float needle blocked 
Clean and check that needle 
 
 
slides freely 
 
7. 
Spark Plug contaminated with oil 
Clean 
 or 
carbon 
 
8. 
Spark plug gap wrongly adjusted 
Adjust to 0.4 – 0.5 mm