Literature - Husqvarna PG 530 Workshop Manual

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1.Literature

Chemical substances
When performing service
tasks involving the use of
chemical substances (such as
silicone or retainer
compounds), please refer to
the instructions from the
manufacturer.
"Dismantling into Basic Modules"
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Literature
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Workshop Manual
The Workshop Manual includes virtually all
workshop procedures that can come into ques-
tion on the PG 530. Some very simple and self-
evident repairs have been omitted.
OUTLINE
Chapter 2 contains tables that the serviceman
can scan through to identify possible problems.
These may be resolved by checking the Faults and
troubleshooting table.
An introductory section with the title "Dismant-
ling into Basic Modules" shows how the machine
is dismantled into large component units, for ex-
ample, Chassis/Frame section, comprising;
handle bars, electrical cabinet, steel frame, wheels
and the Head, comprising; motors, cover, grind-
ing/satellite/planetary heads and internal com-
ponents.
The manual goes on to describe in detail
through the different chapters how work on the
basic modules should be carried out.
This arrangement means that as a mechanic, at
least until you have learnt the basic composition
of the machine, you need to start with the
chapter "Dismantling into Basic Modules" to
then move on to the chapter covering the specif-
ic service work.
LAYOUT – PICTURES AND TEXT
The pictures are mostly enough to guide the
mechanic through the various procedures. The
text on the right hand column has further refer-
ences and explanations for the repair work on
the planetary grinder.
CONTENTS
The manual is divided into numbered chapters
with chapter headings that are stated in bold at
the top of each page.
The list of contents also has page references at
the start of each chapter.