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Tecumseh LV156XA, LV195EA, LV156EA, LV195XA specifications 181-1215-14, Page

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Tecumseh LV156XA, LV195EA, LV156EA, LV195XA specifications 181-1215-14, Page

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Table of Contents 181-1215-14 English 6/01/08LV148EA/LV148XA LV156EA/LV156XA LV195EA/LV195XA LEV90-120TecumsehPower Contact Information Safety DefinitionsIMPORTANT NOTICE Notice Regarding EmissionsA. Avoid Carbon Monoxide Poisoning I. General Safety PrecautionsB.Avoid Gasoline Fires D.Stay Away from Rotating PartsF.Avoid Burns and Fire from Hot Surfaces E. DO NOT Modify EngineG.Avoid Accidental Starts H.Use Hearing ProtectionA. Engine Identification Decal II. How to Get ServiceB.Technician’s Handbook Register Your TecumsehPower EngineIV. Before Starting Your Engine III. Oil and Fuel SpecificationsA. Oil B. FuelI.Oil Fill Cap/Dipstick B. Filling Oil SumpII. Oil Fill Cap/Plug Spark Plug WireFront View C. Filling Fuel TankBottom View Figure 10. Possible Fuel Fill CapsA. Engines with Electric Starters V. Starting Your EngineI.Primer Bulb Only If your engine hasSpark Plug Wire II. Choke OnlyAir Cleaner Spark Plug CapIn Temperatures Above 40F 5C III. Primer Bulb and ChokeIn Temperatures Below 40F 5C 1.Electric Start Switch 2.Engine Throttle ControlFigure 22. Typical Engine Symbols B. Engines with Recoil StartersI.Primer Bulb Only If your engine hasFigure 24. Pressing Primer Bulb II. Choke Only1 2 1. Primer Bulb 2. Vent Hole In Temperatures Below 40F 5C In Temperatures Above 40F 5CFigure 26. Typical Engine Symbols 3 2 III. Primer Bulb and ChokeVI. Stopping Your Engine and Short-TermStorage VII. MaintenanceA. Checking and Changing Oil Figure 28. Disconnecting/Connecting Spark PlugI.Oil Fill Cap/Dipstick Figure 30. Disconnecting/Connecting Spark Plug2 1.Grounding Post Connection 2.Spark Plug ConnectionFigure 34. Oil Fill Cap/Dipstick Figure 35. Disconnecting/Connecting Spark Plug1.Grounding Post Connection 2.Spark Plug ConnectionII. Oil Fill Cap/Plug Figure 38. Disconnecting/Connecting Spark Plug1.Grounding Post Connection 2.Spark Plug ConnectionFigure 42. Oil Fill Plug Figure 43. Disconnecting/Connecting Spark Plug1.Grounding Post Connection 2.Spark Plug ConnectionB. Removing Debris from Engine D. Cleaning/Replacing Air CleanerC. Spark Plug I.Servicing Foam FiltersIV. Removal and Installation-Type“B” Air Cleaner III. Removal and Installation-Type“A” Air CleanerII. Servicing Paper Filters Figure 48. Air Cleaner Type “A” AssemblyVI. Removal and Installation-Type“D” Air Cleaner V. Removal and Installation-Type“C” Air CleanerFigure 50. Air Cleaner Type “C” Assembly Figure 51. Air Cleaner Type “D” AssemblyVII. Removal and Installation-Type“E” Air Cleaner H. AdjustmentsVIII. Transporting Your Engine E. CarburetorIX. Storing Your Engine I.Clean EngineA. Short-Term/SeasonalStorage II. Fuel StorageB. Extended Storage IV. BatteryI.Draining Fuel II. Oil Cylinder BoreX. Preventing Forest, Brush and Grass Fires XI. Maintenance IntervalsMaintenance Intervals ProcedureEvery 5 Hours or Before Each Use 1.Check Oil Level 2.Clean Cooling FinsEvery 25 Hours or 3 Months 1. Clean Foam Filter Every 100 Hours or Seasonally Every 25 Hours or 3 Months 1. Change Oil1.Replace Paper Filter 2.Replace Oil Filter 3.Check Spark PlugPage 181-1215-14IMPORTANT NOTE OWNER’S WARRANTY RESPONSIBILITIESbMuffler gasket if so equipped EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM WARRANTYcCanister if so equipped dFuel tank if so equippedLIMITED WARRANTY FOR NEW TECUMSEHPOWER ENGINES XII. Warranty InformationAND ELECTRONIC IGNITION MODULES 181-1215-14 English 6/01/08