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For reservoir «B
»
(front left and rear
brakes) mi-
nimum level
is
indicated by the
warning light
«Brake
»
on the
instrument
panel
,
actuated
by
c
utout
«M»
(fig
.
16)
.
For topping up loosen cap
«F»
of
the
reservoir
(master cylinder)
«A»
(fig
.
16)
after disconnec-
ting el ectric wires
Take
the fluid from
original containers which
must
only be opened when using
the fluid.
c
ompletely change the brake
fluid
every
15000
km (9000 miles) or at least on ce a
year.
Th
e
fluid ducts
must
always be full
and without
air
;
a
long and
elastic
movement of the control
lever «B»
evidences the presen ce of air
inside
the du cts
.
Use
onl
y
fresh
fluid
in case of washing of
bra-
king
c irc
uits
.
No
alco
hol is
to be used
for washing and
no
compressed air
for
drying
;
use
Trichloroethylene
for metallic
parts.
Fluid
to be
used
:
«Agip F.1 Brake fluid SAE
J
1703
».
Air
bleeding
from braking
circuits
(fig. 14-15)
This
operation is required when
the movement
of the control lever on the haJ'ldlebar
is long
29
and elastic because of
the
presence of air insi-
de the braking circuits.
Operations are as
follows
:
Braking circuit for right front
brake
(fig
. 14)
turn the handlebar until the fluid reservoir
«A
"
reaches the horizontal position (take care
that during the air bleeding the fluid
does not
go 6 mm
(.236")
lower than
the maximum
level)
;
act on one
cali
per half
"
C
»
at a time
:
a)
take out the rubber
cover,
then
fit
a tran-
sparent flexible
duct
" H"
on the drain plug
,,
0
,,;
the
other
end
of this duct will be
plunged into
a t
ransparent container
«I"
partially
filled
up with
fluid of
the
same type
b)
loosen
the drain plug
,,
0
,,;
c)
coml'lletely operate several
times the brake
control lever
«B
"
on the
handlebar; release it
slowly and
wait for
a few seconds before opera-
ting
it
again.
Repeat this
operation
until
the duct
plunged into the
transparent
container
emits air-
less fluid;

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