How do you maintain or clean it. Does it need oil
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I just start it once a month. Change oil every 6. It startes right up after a few pulls( to get the air out of the line)
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I just follow the maintenance instructions in the manual that came with the generator. Change the oil as recommended, keep the air filter clean, and clean or replace the spark plug according to the maintenance schedule.
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Just change the oil regularly. Very easy to maintain and does not have a gasoline smell. Also propane stores forever. Not heavy because it has no gasoline tank no spills and can be transported inside a vehicle. SAFE.
2153713
It uses regular motor oil. It comes with the oil you need to fill and run it.
2085360
You care for it as with any wood board. Wipe it clean after each use and moisten with a food-grade oil, available from Amazon or most hardware stores.
419313
Just clean it with hot water & a scrubber or brush, heat it on stove to dry it & put a light coat of veggie oil on it
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I oil it after OR before every use. Mostly I use WD40 spray. About 1-2x/month I will use 3in1 oil after a "cleaning" (detailed wipe down). Seems to be working just fine.
1150058
You have to grease it, but not oil. It also has a service light that will come on when it needs attention.
1845113
Nonono, I just clean it like once every 2nd month or something in the cleaning station. I clean it once per month just by adding soap to it and let it buzz for 30 seconds :)
1619670
Yes, it must have some chain oil - like thick motor oil - and be cleaned. Recommend buying replacement chain soon. It's a good product.
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It should come with oil. Mine did but you might want to order some they recommend u change ur oil after every use.
1195842
There is a little brush included in which you can brush away the little hairs into a garbage can. I do it after every use just to keep it clean all the time. Very simple. I wipe it down with a damp paper towel, too. I guess you're supposed to oil it now and again and that is also included however I haven't done that yet since it's so new.
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I clean it with soap & water, with a plain water rinse after that (not even after every use, depending on what I have used it for). I also wipe it down once in a while with the mineral oil. I've had this board for quite a while now, I use it daily & it is still as beautiful as the day I received it. The mineral oil really helps keep it clean.
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I only clean it when the oil looks bad. That depends on how often we use it. Cleaning was easier than other friers due to less of parts. I drain it and soak it over night in soapy water, rinse the next day. Vingar can be used to help cut some of the oil on the stainless steel. I hope this helps.
648593
I brushed oil on it for the first use to season it...but no oil after that. I guess you could try it, but the instructions say to season it.
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Grease and is really visual. You don't want to use any ruff material. I do a grease cleaner then go over it with baby oil if you want it to look like new. Yep baby oil I sad it olive oil work to to don't get any streeks
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I use solid oils and leave in at all times. About once a year, or if I cook fish, I strain the grease and put it back after I have cleaned the unit.
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Does the oil have to be drained out and replaced periodically? Is it hot to the touch?
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It's fairly easy to clean, the heating element slides right out and you can submerge the tub that holds the oil. Never submerge the heating element, but you can give it a good wipe down.