Why didn't I get a manual? How do I empty the oil?

this is taken right from the manual.
thisth

Insert a screw on each side and at each end of the

pan to position the gasket.

2. Carefully position the oil pan in place, make

sure the gasket is not misaligned and tighten the

screws inserted in Step 1 finger-tight.

3. Install the remaining screw and tighten all to

specifications. Work from the center
outward in each direction.

Oil pan

Side screws 7 ft-lb

End screws 1 0 ft-lb
Drain plug 23 ft-lb

Here is the link to the manual:

http://s3.amazonaws.com/szmanuals/b0348062b23e23cd40550b61e1dc5f43


Here are those particular instructions:

Compressor Indicator

The " " icon will light up on the control panel display when the compressor turns on. The " " icon will turn off when the compressor shuts off.

Emergency Condensate Holding Tank

When the room temperature is low and the indoor humidity is high, the air conditioner may not be able to evaporate some of the moisture fast enough. When this happens, the water will accumulate in an emergency condensate tank inside the unit. Once the emergency condensate tank is full, the unit will automatically shut off and the " " will appear on the control panel display. To empty the condensate tank, unscrew the screw plug at the bottom back of the unit. You will need a small pan, approximately 1" high to catch the water coming out of the condensate tank. Once the condensate tank is drained, the unit will begin working within a few minutes. The emergency condensate tank holds approximate
ly 1.5 Liters of water.

Another option is to purchase a small hose from a hardware store that can fit around the 5/8" drain plug on the back of the unit and drain the unit into a gravity drain or larger pan for continuous drainage.

To resume operation quickly, empty the water container according to the following steps:

1. Turn the unit off. Do not move the unit when the water container is full.

2. Place the drain pan accessory under the drainage port at the back of the unit.

3. Remove the screw plug from the drain hole. The condensate water will drain out automatically. When the drain pan is full, screw the screw plug back onto the drainage hole to stop the water flow. Empty the drain pan. Repeat until all the water is emptied.

Once the water container has been emptied, screw the plug back onto the drain hole. Do not allow the
water to drip continuously into the drain pan, as it might easily overflow.

hi there,regarding after what you can change oil, you can change oil after 8 month.regarding how can you change the oil, please check screw at the right side on the oil pan, remove it and but something under the oil pan to empty the old oil.when you re full oil pan again please check there's tow mark high and low you must make oil is equal with high level.best regards

hi there
how come tere doesn't seem to be a tray under the machine ? pleasemake sur your machine come with oil pan ( could be come with oil pan ). or maybe your are talked about other model.
please follwo this steeps to change oil for your machine if it come with oil pan:
1 - back head of machine to back said.
2 - you will found oil pan and in right said you can see screw for empty old oil please put any bottel under oil pan and remove that screw until oil is come down .
3 - try to clean oil pan with any dry material and rethight the screw again.
4 - but new oil on oil pan until arrive to high level and turn ON you machine any running it for arround 10 minutes to make oil goes throw all tubes insaid machine.
best regards
ashraf abozid
CAIRO -EGYPT

Should be directly below the engine at the oil drain pan. It should be a larger drain bolt that screws into the oil drain pan.

The transmission pan may be next to it but won't have a drain plug. The transmission fluid pan has several small bolts that hold it on and the whole pan has to be dropped to change that fluid.

Good luck on finding hte oil drain plug for the 2003 Buick LeSabre.

nstalling the Oil Pan

• Make sure the sealing surface of the pan's rim is flat and capable of providing a seal before reinstalling it.
• Check the flanges of a steel oil pan for warpage.
• Use a straightedge or lay the pan, flange side down, on a flat surface with a flashlight underneath it to spot uneven edges.

Checking the flatness of an oil pan flange. Used with permission of Detroit Gasket - Copyright 1999.

• Carefully check the flange around bolt holes. Minor distortions can be corrected with a hammer and block of wood.
• If the flanges are too bent to be repaired in this manner, the pan should be replaced.

Once it has been determined that the flanges are flat, install the oil pan with a new gasket.

• Tighten the screws evenly. Do not tighten any of the screws all of the way until all of the screws are started in their threads.
• Use an inch-pound torque wrench to torque the screws to specifications.
• Look this up in the service manual. Specifications usually range from 60 to 150 inch-pounds. This is not very much, but it compresses the gasket and allows it to work properly.

NOTE THIS IS FOR A 3.5L

If the oil is motor oil its either the valve cover gasket, oil pan gasket, drain plug(depending on the milage) it may be a rear main engine seal.
If its transmission fluid get back to me need a little more detail of path of leak.

im trying to removed the oil pan on a gm 3.4 took all the screws out already but still wnt come off

take it to a good automotive repair shop not an oil change center
they will get it out for you

you have to work with it. in the oil pan there is a plate that has a slot in it so the oil pump will fit into the bottom of the pan... if you pull to hard you might take a chance on running your iol pump.