CLEANING, MAINTENANCE, STORAGE, DISPOSAL
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ZI-BHS2600
14.2.1
Maintenance plan
The type and degree of machine wear depends to a large extent on the operating conditions. The following
intervals apply when the machine is used within the technical limits:
Components
Action
Before
usage
After us-
age
Weekly
Monthly or
every 25
operation
hours
Every 3
months or
every 50
operation
hours
Every 6
months
or every
100 oper-
ation
hours
Throttle trigger
and throttle trig-
ger lockout
Check function
x
ON-OFF switch
Check function
x
Blade bar
Check: Blades must
not move when the
engine is idling and
with the choke is
closed
.
x
Screws and nuts
Check for firmness
and tighten if neces-
sary
x
Engine, fuel tank
and fuel line
Check for leaks
x
Blades
Check for damage, re-
place if necessary
x
x
Blade guard
Check for damage /
deformation and re-
place if necessary
x
Machine
Clean outside
x
Starter handle and
start rope
Check for damage
x
Cooling system
Clean
x
Spark plug
Clean,
Check electrode gap,
Check that the spark
plug cap is in place
x
Replace,
Check that the spark
plug cap is in place
x
Fuel tank
Clean
x
Cables and con-
nections
Check
x
Gear box
Grease
x (1)
Air filter
Clean, replace if nec-
essary
x
x (1)
Fuel tank and filter Clean
x (2)
Fuel feed line
Check, replace if nec-
essary
Every three years (2)
(1) Maintenance must be carried out more frequently when operated in dusty areas.
(2) Only a specialist should carry out this maintenance!
14.2.2
Clean air filter
NOTE:
Never operate the machine without air filter!
•
Loosen the wing nut (2) on the air filter housing and remove
the air filter cover (1).
•
Take out the air filter (3).
•
Clean the air filter (3) with soapy water, then rinse with clear
water and let it dry thoroughly before reassembling.
NOTE:
Never use petrol or combustible solvents to clean the air
filter (risk of fire and explosion).
•
The reassembly is done in reverse order.
