Everyday is a summer day here. i just bought yamaha R6 2009 model. the engine temperature increase quite fast. in 12 minutes time it can reached 200 degree F. what can i do for the temeperature to increase not so fast? one more, during IDLE the RPM needle is pointing at 1.5. how to adjust it to 1? or a bit lower than 1RPM during IDLE?

Absolutely, in the spring time when temperatures vary from 5 to 12 degrees Celsius be sure to feed sparingly, not more than once a day. During the summer months, feeding frequency, especially for koi, can increase to two to four times daily.

3 star freezers are not storage freezers and will maintain frozen food for a short time only, They should reach -18c when closed but may come up in temperature quite rapidly when the door is opened. They are usually found as the cooling evaporator in fridges with freezer boxes in. Four star freezers are dedicated freezer storage space and will keep frozen food at the right temperature for some months.

I bought a new Brinkman from Home Depot this summer. I had the same problem using natural gas. I took the BBQ back for a refund. They are junk. It took us 20 minutes to warm up a hot dog.

Gary

check your temperature if it goes up quite fast you have a problem with your radiator or water pump, but if it is ok check your battery and alternator...

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That is normal. The thermostat that runs the whole machine is located in the refrigerator compartment.
When it reaches normal temperature, it shuts off. In winter months that may mean as long as 12 hours or more. Thus not enough running time per day to keep the freezer near it's normal temperature.
Engineers design domestic refrigerators to be in an area comfortable to humans. Normally 70 degrees or higher. Thus your problem.
The only solution is to bring the machine inside.
Sorry.

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sounds like it has low compression or that there is something blocking fuel from reaching the carbs try a new in line fuel filter if that doesnt fix it clean the carbs and tank and fuel lines out with brake cleaner also do a compession test first and check with manual for specs.

If the bike has sat for a long period of time without being run - the gas that is sitting in the carb(s) will shellac.. Then the carb(s) would need to be cleaned and "rebuilt"..

Once you put the desired temperature, select a cook time and it should solve the heating issue. Atleast that what worked on mine.