Kanga 216 Series, Operator'S Manual

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Series 216 Loader
Long-Term Loader Storage
If your Kanga loader must be stored for an
extended period of time, follow these guidelines for
preparation and storage.
Preparation
Complete the following maintenance prior to
storage:
• Thoroughly clean the loader, including the engine
compartment.
• Touch up the paint to prevent rusting.
• Replace worn or damaged parts.
• Lubricate the loader and grease any exposed
cylinder rods.
• Replace all fluids and filters.
• Add fuel stabiliser to the fuel tank and operate
the engine for several minutes to fully circulate
the stabiliser.
• Remove the battery, check its electrolyte levels
(If applicable) and ensure it is fully charged.
Store the battery in a cool dry location where
temperatures will remain above freezing.
Storage
To store, following these steps:
• Park your loader in a dry and protected location.
• Put the bucket flat on the ground.
• Place blocks under the frame to remove weight
from the tires.
• Set all controls in Neutral position.
• Cover the exhaust pipe opening and any other
openings that might admit small animals.
• Tag the loader to clearly indicate it is in non-
operational, storage condition.
Post-Storage Return to
Operation
To return the loader to operation after a period of
long-term storage, complete these steps:
• Remove cover(s) from exhaust pipe and other
locations.
• Remove grease from exposed cylinder rods.
• Complete maintenance inspection and correct
any issues detected.
• Lubricate the loader.
• Check tire inflation and remove blocks under
frame.
• Install a fully charged battery.
• Start the engine and operate for several
minutes. Observe engine, panels, and systems
for correct operation.
• Operate the loader, checking for correct
function.
• Stop the engine and check for leaks. If
detected, repair before returning the loader to
service.
Operator’s Manual · Maintain Your Kanga Loader