Makita EK7651H User Manual

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Storage
WARNING:
When draining out fuel, always stop the engine, let it cool, and then drain fuel.
Draining fuel directly after stopping the engine may cause ames or re, which could cause burn injuries.•
CAUTION:
If the Power Cutter is not to be used for a prolonged period, drain out all the fuel, and store the Power Cutter in a dry, clean location.
Use the following procedures to drain out fuel from fuel tank and carburetor.•
(1) Remove fuel tank cap, drain out fuel until tank is empty.
At this time, check to see if there is foreign matter inside the fuel tank. If there is, remove.
(2) Use a piece of wire, etc., to pull out fuel lter from neck of tank.
(3) Press the primer pump until all of the fuel is forced back into the fuel tank, and then be sure to clean out this fuel from the fuel tank.
(4) Return the fuel lter to its position in the fuel tank, and then rmly retighten fuel tank cap.
(5) Finally, run the engine until it stops.
(6) Remove the spark plug, and drain out the few drops of engine oil from the socket hole.
(7) Slowly pull the starter handle, to circulate oil throughout the engine, and then remount the spark plug.
(8) Place the drained off fuel in a proper fuel container, and store in a shaded place that is well ventilated.

Makita EK7651H Specifications

General

Depth	780 mm
Width	310 mm
Height	455 mm
Weight	12900 g
Product type	Petrol abrasive saw
Product color	Black, Blue
Sound power level	104.6 dB
Cutting speed	80 m/s
Blade diameter	350 mm
Idle speed (max)	4300 RPM
Cutting depth (90º)	122 mm
Sound pressure level	92.7 dB
Sound level uncertainty	2.5 dB
Engine type	4-stroke engine
Engine power	4.1 hp
Uncertainty K	2 m/s²
Fuel tank capacity	1.1 L
Vibration emission	2.7 m/s²
Engine displacement	75.6 cm³
Arbor diameter	20 mm
Idle speed (min)	9100 RPM
Anti-vibration system	Yes
Engine number of strokes	4
Air filtration stages quantity	5
Motor power	4.5 hp
Power source	Gasoline
Motor rated power	3.3 kW