Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

Small Generator!

How do you turn off the engine?

So, first things first: let's narrow it down.

Will you be using it as early as tomorrow?

Or will you not have a chance to use it for a while?

If you plan to use it as soon as tomorrow, please go ahead and use it as is.

But I might not use it for a while!!?

If you find yourself thinking that, follow the steps below, and the engine will start more easily the next time you use it.

*Note: Be careful of the volume*

Cut it as shown above!

Actually, I think people who are part of local volunteer fire departments will understand this method very well, but,

Doing this ensures that no fuel remains in the carburetor, which greatly reduces the likelihood of it spoiling or causing the engine to flood.

If left unattended for a long period of time,Gasoline goes badThat's right.

Also, because it is highly volatile, it may become concentrated and cause skin irritation.

That means you have to go through the trouble of draining the gas and cleaning the spark plugs.

All you have to do is close the fuel valve when starting it, and the problem goes away.

Just think about it for a moment.

A gas tank holding 10 liters or more, and the gas in the small cab.

Which one will rot first?

To shut down the engine of a small generator, turn off the fuel valve!

When you think about the hassle of pulling the recoil lever over and over again the next time you use it, this makes things a lot easier, doesn't it?

See you later.