DALBO MINIMAX 950, User Instructions

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MINIMAX
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For hydraulic systems with built-in pilot-controlled non-return valves, it
can be difficult to completely remove the pressure. You should hold a
cloth around the fitting/part that is being removed to catch any oil that
may leak.
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After repairs on the hydraulic system have been completed, all air must
be completely removed from the system.
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Check the hydraulic hoses regularly for defects such as tears, cracks,
wear or damage. Defective hoses must be replaced immediately.
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Avoid spilling oil on the ground. If this should happen, it should be col-
lected and safely disposed of immediately.
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Clean hands thoroughly after skin contact with oil and grease. Change
out of oil-soaked clothing immediately, as this can be harmful to the skin.
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Hydraulic oil that flies out under high pressure can penetrate through the
skin and cause serious injuries. Seek professional medical assistance im-
mediately in the event of any injury.
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Do not use the controls or flexible tubes as handles. These components
are mobile and do not offer a stable support.
Mounting
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There is a risk of crushing when carrying out mounting. People must not
stand between the machinery and the tractor or between parts being
connected.
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Pay the maximum attention during the equipment coupling and uncou-
pling phases.
Maintenance and repair
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The machine must be properly supported while undertaking all repair
and maintenance work; the tractor and machine must have their brakes
properly activated, the engine must have been turned off and the igni-
tion key removed.
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Tighten all screw fittings after a few hours of use. All screw fittings must
be checked at regular intervals and tightened when necessary. Check cot-
ter pins and bolts to avoid breakdowns.
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Oil, grease and filters must be disposed of and in accordance with the
applicable environmental legislation.