Labrie MINIMAX, Maintenance Manual

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Introduction 3
For more information on this, please contact Labrie Plus (see page 4).
Service and Maintenance on the M
INIMAX
™
Maintenance on the M
INIMAX
™ is of paramount importance to ensure long-lasting durability of all its
moving parts as well as optimum performance in heavy work. Maintenance has to be done on almost
every system involved in the operation of the M
INIMAX
™, such as the hydraulic, electrical and
mechanical systems. Some parts are subjected to more wear and tear than others. Therefore, these
parts need regular maintenance and routine check-up to prevent signs of deterioration as soon as
possible.
In this manual you will find the most common maintenance and inspection procedures required for
the M
INIMAX
™.
Warning
Your M
INIMAX
™ unit MUST BE COMPLETELY LUBRICATED before its first use. Refer to the
lube chart near the hopper on the curbside to know where the lubrication points are located on the
vehicle and how often the parts should be lubricated.
Initial lubrication carried out by Labrie Enviroquip Group is sufficient for production and transport
purposes ONLY.
With your safety in mind, we would like to remind you that ONLY QUALIFIED MECHANICS
should service the hydraulic, electrical, and pneumatic systems on your refuse vehicle. In addition,
these mechanics should also be fully knowledgeable in the operation of this unit. Please read the
Operator Manual prior to attempting any maintenance work on your M
INIMAX
™ unit.
Warranty Registration Form
Do not forget to complete the Warranty Registration Form and send it to Labrie Enviroquip Group.
Make sure to indicate the “in-service” date. This date will be used to start the warranty period.
Otherwise, the date of delivery from the factory will be used instead.
Danger! Failure to contact
Labrie Enviroquip Group
to report a situation where a unit is operated
by more than one worker at a time may result in unit and/or property damage, personal
injury or even death.