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1.6 Maintenance Instructions
A good approach to prevention of acci-
dents is proper maintenance of the
machine. Before proceeding to repair
or maintenance work pull the key.
Use appropriate tools for maintenan-
ce, service, setting etc. As far as
aspects of safety are concerned,
spare parts will have to be at least of
the same quality as the genuine spare
parts.
Switch off the motors befo-
re maintaining the machine
or replacing parts of it. Turn
off the machine, pull the key
and, additionally, discon-
nect the battery plug.
Check hydraulic lines and
hoses for damages and lea-
kage in regular intervals; re-
place defective hoses and
lines immediately!
Before changing wheels
protect the machine against
rolling by placing wedges.
Proceed to wheel changing
when the machine is on le-
vel and solid ground.
Do not repair the pneumatic
tires mounted to the machi-
ne yourself. Dismount the
wheel and take it to repair to
qualified workshop.
Use of other than the cylin-
der brooms and side brus-
hes approved by the manu-
facturer is not admitted (see
technical data) since use of
other cylinder brooms and
side brushes may affect
your safety.
When handling lubrica-
ting agents, the appli-
cable regulations for
protection of the envi-
ronment and
prevention of fire have
to be complied with.
Provide for disposal of
used oil and grease in
accordance with the
provisions imposed by
law.
Collect cleaning
agents, oil, fuel oil,
grease etc. and provi-
de for adequate dispo-
sal. Wipe away spilled
substances.
Specific safety instructions for hand-
ling batteries apply (refer to leaflet
88-60-2556 for further safety provi-
sions)
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