Chapter 5 - Servicing / Maintenance; Servicing; List Of Equipment And Accessories Required For Servicing; Cleaning - GEISMAR STUMEC MTZ 350S Manual

5.1 Servicing

This equipment may only be serviced and repaired by skilled personnel with a thorough knowledge in general mechanics.
Training and specific tooling are required for servicing and repairing this equipment correctly.
Before carrying out any servicing or repair operation, stop the engine (leave the control in the stop position) and wait for it to cool down. If the engine
needs to run (for setting the carburettor and the maximum no-load speed), make sure that the work area is correctly ventilated.
Safety in use of this machine relies largely on correct servicing.
Waste resulting from servicing and maintenance operations (fluids, filters, used cloths, etc.) must be processed as per regulations in force and directives
for environmental protection.
Any part that is worn, damaged or missing must be changed or repaired immediately, whenever there is a risk in terms of safety.

5.1.1 List of equipment and accessories required for servicing

The following tooling is required for carrying out all the servicing and maintenance operations correctly :
Servicing tooling (supplied with the machine)
Multi-purpose spanner (socket spanner from 13 to 19 – torx-head spanner of 27)
8 mm Allen-head screwdriver
Rod Ø5 - length 115
This list of tooling does not exclude the need for normal necessary equipment such as: cloths, brushes, grease, etc.

5.1.2 Cleaning

Make sure that the machine is kept as clean as possible. Care in cleaning the machine will lead to longer service life and improved performance.
Clean the machine carefully with a clean cloth or an airgun, taking special care to remove all dirt that has accumulated on it, especially close to any moving
parts. As a precautionary measure, always wear gloves to avoid injury or burning hands. Do not use fuel for cleaning operations. Only use non-inflammable,
non-toxic products that are inoffensive for both the operator and the machine.

5.1.3 Tightening

After a running-in period of about 10 hours, check the position and tightness of all accessible nuts and screws (This does not apply to carburettor setting
screws).
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Servicing and maintenance tooling (not supplied with the machine)
Multigrip clamp
Flat-headed screwdriver
Fine metallic bristle brush
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