Baroness SP05A, Owner'S Operating Manual

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Hydraulic Hoses
Inspection of Hydraulic Hoses
Warning
When checking the hydraulic circuit for
pinhole leaks or oil leakage from nozzles, do
not use your hands. Use items such as paper
or corrugated cardboard to find leakage
points.
Be extremely careful with high-pressure oil as
it may pierce your skin, resulting in personal
accidents.
Check the pipes and hoses to make sure that
there is no oil leakage, circuit damage,
looseness, wear, connector looseness,
weather deterioration and chemical
deterioration.
Make any necessary repairs before operating
the machine.
Air Cleaner
Inspection of Air Cleaner
The air cleaner is a component that removes
dirt from the intake air to prevent wear of the
cylinder liners and piston rings so that the
engine will always operate smoothly.
A contaminated air cleaner element may
cause malfunction of the engine.
Make sure that the outer element is neither
damaged nor dirty.
Make sure that the inner element is neither
damaged nor dirty.
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3 Clip
4 Cover
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Cleaning of Air Cleaner
A contaminated air cleaner may cause
malfunction of the engine.
To maximize the life of the engine, clean the
air cleaner properly.
Important
When cleaning the air cleaner element, do not
use a petroleum solvent.
When cleaning and drying the air cleaner
element, do not use compressed air.
Important
The inner element cannot be cleaned.
Follow the steps below to clean the outer
element.
Remove the clip, remove the cover, and
then remove the element.
While paying close attention not to
damage the element, tap a solid portion
of the element to remove dust and dirt.
If the element is extremely contaminated,
replace it with a new one.
Attach the air cleaner element to the air
cleaner body.
Install the cover, and then affix it securely
using the clip.
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Handling Instructions
SP05A
Handling Instructions
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Inspections