AVANT STAGEV 860i, Руководство оператора

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Avant 860i Service and maintenance
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10. Check engine oil level
Check the engine oil level with the dipstick. To get
correct result with the dipstick:
1.
Park the loader on level surface
2.
Allow the engine to cool down and the oil level
settle before you check the oil level
3.
Push the dipstick all the way in to get the
correct reading.
If the engine oil level is not in between the markers
on the dipstick, add a small amount of correct type of
motor oil to the engine. Use only high quality engine
oil that is approved for your loader model. For more
information about oil see page 35.
Allow oil level to settle for a moment after adding oil,
and check level again. Do not add too much oil to the
engine, as it can damage the engine.
Never add too much oil in the
engine - severe engine damage
may result. Excessive oil may also
cause heavy emissions and thick
exhaust smoke. In case of overfill,
drain some oil from the engine.
11. Check engine coolant level
Never open the reservoir tank if the engine is hot.
Always check the coolant level when the engine is
cool.
WARNING
Risk of burns due to hot coolant
- Never open hot radiator or
reservoir.
Never open the
pressurized coolant reservoir while
engine is warm. Hot coolant may
burst out causing serious burns.
Allow engine to cool completely
before opening.
The cooling system of the engine uses a pressurized
reservoir tank. Coolant level should be above the
minimum marker on the reservoir, and at least 3 cm
below filler cap.
It is not necessary to open the cap to check the
coolant level, the level can be seen through the
transparent reservoir.
The
coolant
reservoir is located
in the engine
compartment, on the
right side of the
engine. There is no
cap on the radiator
itself.
If necessary, add only 50% mixture of glycol
antifreeze and clean water to prevent internal
corrosion of the engine. Do not mix different type of
coolants as they might react chemically. If there is
frequent need to add coolant, there may be a leak or
other damage in the engine. Contact Avant service.
Check the antifreeze properties of the coolant
annually. Change engine coolant after every two
years as the anti-corrosion properties of the coolant
diminish over time.