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MAINTENANCE
E1
Maintenance instructions
The Manufacturer has drawn up a rake maintenance schedule based on
functional tests. This schedule, if followed assiduously by the Customer,
can maintain the rake’s working efficiency and capacity without risk of
damage. The operator, who must be a qualified technician of working age,
must follow these rules:
- All maintenance and repairs must never be left unfinished or
postponed;
- The operator must never rely on his memory alone, but always read
and follow the instructions in this manual without fail;
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The operator must install a “Maintenance in progress” sign in a
prominent position on the tractor’s dashboard before starting work. This
ensures the operator’s safety and can prevent damage to the rake.
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All maintenance must be carried out on a flat and well lit surface, with
the rake standing in a stable position and the tractor at standstill, with
the parking brake applied, the engine off and the keys removed from
the ignition;
- Tools for maintenance must be used in accordance with relative
accident prevention regulations. Equipment must not, therefore, be put
to improper use, e.g. do not use petrol instead of detergent, or pliers
instead of a wrench;
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Only use spare parts that are type approved or recommended by the
Manufacturer.
After maintenance or repairs, always clear the area of any water, oil,
grease, dirty cloths, tools and any other material.
IMPORTANT
Take extra care when checking for leaks of pressurized fluid as the fluid
can leak out of tiny, virtually invisible holes, burn through skin and cause
serious infections. You must therefore use safety glasses with side
protection and a piece of cardboard or wood to look for leaks.
E2 Scheduled maintenance
Scheduled maintenance is purely informative and depends on normal
operating conditions. It may therefore differ in relation to the type of
service, working environment (which may be dusty), the season, etc.
Maintenance should be stepped up the tougher the machine’s operating
conditions.
E2.1
Checks on a daily basis
Checks to be carried out on a daily basis:
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Check condition of all the labels;
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Check condition of all the fittings (tightness of connections,
condition of sleeves and leaks or overflowing of hydraulic oil);
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Use a grease pump to re-fill all the greasers on the equipment,
or apply grease with a brush where necessary;
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Ensure all the nuts and bolts are properly fastened.
E2.2
Checks on a monthly basis or per 50 hours’ operation
Checks to be carried out on a monthly basis or per 50 hours’
operation:
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Check condition of all the labels;
- Check condition of all the fittings (tightness of connections,
condition of sleeves and leaks or overflowing of hydraulic oil);
- Check presence and condition of fasteners and safety devices;
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Ensure all the nuts and bolts are properly fastened;
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Check condition of the entire structure.
E2.3
Checks on an annual basis or per 500 hours’ operation
Checks to be carried out on an annual basis or per 500 hours’
operation:
- Check condition of all the fittings (tightness of connections,
condition of sleeves and leaks or overflowing of hydraulic oil);
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Check presence and condition of fasteners and safety devices;
- Ensure all the nuts and bolts are properly fastened;
- Check condition of the entire structure.