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Maintenance
All maintenance, cleaning and repair operations must be performed with the machine suitably supported, the engine
switched off (and cool), and the ignition keys removed.
NOTE: For commercial use, log hours of operation in a maintenance booklet to ensure proper maintenance
intervals and continued service.
Maintenance Schedule
After first 1 hours of work
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Check all nuts and bolt for tightness
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retighten if required.
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Check belt tension and taper lock tightness
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adjust / tighten if required
Every 8 hours or daily
CHECK
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Check all nuts and bolt for tightness
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retighten if required.
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Check belt condition and replace if necessary
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Check wear and condition of brushes
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Check operation of emergency stop control
LUBRICATE
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Lubricate main rotor bearings
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apply 20 shots of grease to each main rotor bearing
After every 100 hours (or annually, whichever occurs first), in addition to the above
CHECK
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Check belt condition - replace if required
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Check axle bearing condition - replace or lubricate as required
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Check main rotor bearings condition - replace as required
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Check condition of battery & connections
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Check condition of brushes and tines and replace as required
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Check condition of battery cables - replace if damaged
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Grease height adjustment mechanism
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apply 20 shots of grease
Machine Disposal
Disposal of this machine and any of its component parts must be performed in a responsible and inoffensive
manner respecting all current laws relating to this subject. Materials forming this machine that must undergo
differentiated division and disposal are:
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Steel
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Mineral Oil
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Rubber
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Plastic
