F) Oil Air Filter; G) Fuelling The Vehicle - Reely Big Survivor Bedienungsanleitung

f) Oil Air Filter

Check whether the air filter used is firmly attached to the carburettor and sufficiently oiled before every run.
Only a well-oiled air filter can prevent finest dust particles from getting into the engine and causing engine
damage.
Clean the air filter regularly (wash out in petrol) or replace it with a new air filter in time. The air filter (like the
tyres) is a wear part.
If the air filter is not oiled sufficiently, fine dust particles will pass through the air filter's foam. These particles
act like fine abrasive paper in the engine. After only a short time, the engine will lose compression. This
causes loss of performance, and eventually the engine cannot be started anymore.
An engine damaged by this is not subject to guarantee/warranty!
Oil the air filter (3) slightly in order to filter out dust particles. Use
special air filter oil for this (not included in the delivery, can be
ordered separately).
To remove the air filter (3), pull out the safety clip (1) and then
remove the holding lid (2).
Put the air filter and some air filter oil into a plastic bag. Then
compress the air filter several times so that it takes up the oil and
it spreads in the air filter.
Put on the air filter again. Push the holding lid (2) onto the holder
and attach it with the safety clip (1).
Always observe the proper position of the holding lid (2); a small pin in the holding lid must be inserted
precisely into the hole of the holder; otherwise, the safety clip cannot be installed.

g) Fuelling the Vehicle

Open the tank lid (1) and fill the tank with a two-stroke mixture
(mixing ratio 1:25).
Use only high-quality synthetic two-stroke oil and Super fuel (Su-
per Plus) for the mixture.
Close the tank again.
Two-stroke mixture with "E10" fuel or a mixture with a lower oil share must not be used. Engine damage
threatens at non-observance; loss of guarantee/warranty!
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