Deviating Device Versions And Safety Instructions - AS MOTOR Sherpa AS 920 2WD Workshop Manual

Introduction

Deviating device versions and safety instructions

Deviating device versions (older or newer)
Since the market launch of the AS 940 Sherpa 4WD in 2010, technical
improvements of the device have been undertaken on a constant basis.
If your device is older than the devices versions that are the basis of this
manual (October/November 2016), please note the following:
The changes made since 2009 in general affect only minor details and parts.
There have been no major, extensive, design changes. For you this means that
this manual can also be used and is helpful for older model years.
The executing mechanic can view deviating and older parts in the parts lists
and drawings on our online service portal "www.parts-and-more.org" (PAM).
(See section: "parts&more")
In this case the designation of an assembly is: "From serial number 0264... ".
For future device versions this Workshop Manual will be revised annually.
Please ensure on a regular basis that your version of the Workshop Manual is
the right one/or is up to date.
If for some activities there are different alternative possibilities then you will be
alerted to this situation through our symbol
workshop manual AS Sherpa V1.3 03/2017 EN
"Tip/note".
Safety instructions for all activities:
Only authorised AS-MOTOR Workshops are allowed to execute the activities
cited in this manual.
Comply with the following instructions and the warnings in the respective
sections, otherwise accidents with severe injuries can occur and/or the device
can be damaged.
Prior to starting work:
 Before all tasks on the machine, disconnect the negative terminal of the
battery!
 Place the device on a level and non-slip substrate.
 Only use ramps and hoists that are suitable for the device.
 Safeguard the device against rolling off and falling over.
 Let the device cool for at least 20 minutes.
 Close the fuel tap and the tank ventilation.
 Never place the device with petrol in the tank, inside a building where petrol
fumes can come into contact with open fire or sparks.
 Do not inhale fuel fumes, they are harmful.
 Use gloves, particularly for tasks on cutting tools.
 Avoid skin contact with fuel and operating fluids.
 Caution when handling batteries: Battery acid is corrosive. Protect your
hands and eyes from escaping fluid.
 This symbol signals a warning. Failure to comply with the warning can
result in accidents, injuries and damage!
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