INSTRUCTION MANUAL
– BALER Z562
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3.9.1 Removing the Accumulated Material
To remove the material accumulated on the pick-up, carry out the following.
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Switch off the control panel
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Stop the tractor, remove the ignition keys, and wait until all the moving components of
the machine come to a complete stop
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Remove the clamp for the cut material, located over the pick-up and collector, to
remove the material in the front section
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Manually remove the accumulated material
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Reinstall the clamp for the cut material.
3.9.2 Removing the Accumulated Material on The Rotor
To remove the material accumulated on the rotor, carry out the following.
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Stop the tractor, remove the ignition keys and wait until all the moving components of
the machine come to a complete stop
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Check the bolt protections on the rotor, as per Section 4.5
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Remove the clamp for the cut material, located over the pick-up, to remove the
material in the front section
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Manually remove the accumulated material
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Reinstall the clamp for the cut material.
3.10 Ending Operations
Always after you finish work, carry out the following.
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Disable the counter and protect it from moisture
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Store the baler on flat, level, and paved surface
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Disconnect the hydraulic system and electric-circuit supplies
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Prop up the baler with the use of the support foot
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Disconnect the machine drawbar from the transport hitch of the tractor
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Disable the PTO shaft and leave it on the support. Install the caps on the PTOff and PTOn terminals
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Disconnecting the baler from the tractor with the bale in the rolling chamber is forbidden.
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Ensure the machine is cleaned and thoroughly inspected, paying attention to the
quality of the protective paint coating, and repairing it as required.
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Protect the rubber components, such as hydraulic hoses and baler tyres, from
exposure to sunlight.
During longer stoppage periods, the manufacturer recommends storing the baler in a
dry room or under roofing, which protects the baler from the effects of weather conditions.