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Use and maintenance manual – Instructions
Original instructions Rev.: 00, Date 11/04/2022
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6.4 Periodic maintenance schedule
MAINTENANCE
ROUTINE
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Check chain lubrication.
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Check the condition and tension of the chain.
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Check the condition of the bar.
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Check the efficiency of the safety catches and protections.
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Check and top up the oil
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Remove cutting residues.
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Check the chain pinion for wear.
X
Battery holding recharge. Necessary to prevent it from dropping be-
low 7.5V (no longer rechargeable).
X
Periodic overhaul to be carried out at a Manufacturer’s Authorised
Service Centre.
X
7 DEMOLITION AND DISMANTLING OF COMPONENTS
7.1 Disposal of exhaust materials
After installation and during operation, the machine does not cause any environmental pollution. However,
throughout its service life, some types of waste or exhaust materials are produced in certain situations (for
example, lubrication grease of the mechanical parts).
There are specific regulations in every country about environmental protection, including how to dispose of
these materials. The Customer shall be aware of the Laws in force in their country and operate in compliance
with these laws and the instructions provided in the technical data sheets of the products used, which can be
requested from the Manufacturer.
CAUTION!
Comply with the Laws in force about the disposal of mineral oils or grease used for lubrication/maintenance.
CAUTION!
More information about the disposal of oils and other substances can be found in the safety data sheets of the
substances.
The steps employed in the disposal of toxic waste including the collecting, transporting, processing (transfor-
mation for recycling), as well as the deposit and the dumping onto the ground are all usual activities of common
interest and are subjected to the following general principles:
a)
Any damage or danger to the health and safety of the community and any individual must be
avoided.
b)
Compliance with any and all hygienic-sanitary requirement and avoidance of any air, water,
ground and underground pollution have to be guaranteed.
Compliance with efficient and economical principles in order to save and recycle energy and materials shall be
promoted.
7.2 Indications for special waste
Special waste is that deriving from industrial processes as well as from materials of dismantled equipment and
deteriorated and obsolete machinery.
The special (also toxic and harmful) waste producers shall provide for its disposal directly or through qualified,
authorised companies or bodies, or shall deliver them to public service after having made an agreement.
When disposing of special waste, check with the relevant local government authority for any available infor-
mation regarding such waste disposal in your region.