Stiga 13-7454-11, Workshop Manual

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Warning!
This symbol indicates that per-
sonal injury may result if the in-
structions are not followed.
Note!
This symbol indicates that dam-
age to material or equipment may
result if the instructions are not fol-
lowed.
Note This text means that you should
read carefully.
1.2.2 Hot parts
Note that the engine and exhaust system
heat up during operation.
To avoid injury always allow the machine
engine and exhaust system to cool be-
fore starting any repair or service work.
1.2.3 Moving parts
All machines are equipped with v-belt
transmission. Always switch off the motor
and remove the key before carrying out
any service or repair work on the ma-
chine.
Always take great care, when systems
with moving parts are to be tested, to
avoid personal injury.
Always use genuine spare parts.
1.2.4 Lifting and raising
Before work under the machine can be
carried out, the lifting equipment or jack
capacity must be checked.
WORKSHOP MANUAL
TITAN
Chapter
1 - General instructions
EDITION
2018
Page
3
1.2.1 Symbols, general warnings 1.2.5 Cleaning
Clean the machine before starting repair
work. Dirt that penetrates sensitive com-
ponents can affect the service life and
function of the machine.
When the machine is used to spread
salt, daily cleaning and additional main-
tenance are required.
This is due to the corrosive action of salt
towards painted parts.
1) The machine must be washed with
non-heated water. Hot water will
cause a chemical reaction which ac-
celerates the corrosive process.
2) The wet machine must not be kept in
a closed, heated environment.
Additional maintenance consists in
protecting painted and galvanised parts
(frame, rims, motor, etc.) with a profes-
sional protective wax in order to prevent
possible corrosion. For instance, Divinol
Konservierungswachs has given excel-
lent anti-corrosion results.