Oil Cooler; Hydraulic Oil - Baroness LM2400 Owner's Operating Manual

Warning
Do not touch the radiator or coolant during
engine operation or right after the engine has
been turned off.
Due to high temperatures, doing so could
cause burns.
After the radiator has well cooled down, open
the radiator cap.
Caution
Change coolant after the engine has well
cooled down.
Important
When you change coolant, be sure to use
clean water, such as tap water.
During winter, remove coolant. Alternatively,
mix long-life coolant and clean water, and
then pour it into the radiator and reserve tank.
For details on changing coolant, please refer to
the separate Engine Operating Manual.
Coolant quantity, including the reserve tank, is
3
6.0 dm (6.0 L).

Oil cooler

Inspection of Oil Cooler
1. Make sure that there is no damage to the
oil cooler.
2. Make sure that the oil cooler is not
contaminated.
Cleaning of Oil Cooler
Caution
An unclean oil cooler may cause malfunction
of the hydraulic system.
Important
Do not use solid objects, such as a spatula or
screwdriver, or high-pressure water to clean
the radiator or oil cooler.
Otherwise, special fins or tubes may be
damaged, possibly resulting in reduced
cooling performance or coolant leakage.
Inspection Before Use
Handling Instructions
If the oil cooler has been contaminated with
dust, be sure to clean it.
After operating the machine in a dusty
environment, it is important to remove dust as
soon as possible.
Open the radiator cover.
1.
2. Loosen the knobs on the left and right of
the oil cooler, and then tilt the oil cooler.
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1 Radiator
2 Oil cooler
3.
Carefully clean the front and back of the oil
cooler with water or compressed air.

Hydraulic Oil

Inspection of Hydraulic Oil
1. Raise the mower units and maintain that
position on a level surface.
2. Make sure that the oil level is at the middle
of the oil gauge.
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1 Oil gauge
3. Check underneath the machine for oil
leakage.
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