SCARAB MINOR Euro 3
Original Issue - 19 August 2003
Operator’s Manual
Page 5
OPERATOR’S ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
It is important that the following routine maintenance procedures are
carried out as directed. This will help to ensure that your Scarab Minor
performs at the optimum level of safety and efficiency. Refer to the
paragraphs following this schedule for more detailed information.
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE
DAILY ACTION
BEFORE
R
AFTER
WEEKLY
ACTION
MONTHLY
ACTION
Check vehicle / body for safety. All lighting
equipment, tyres, fuel, oil, coolant, brake fluid,
windscreen wash and water-tank levels
Check hydraulic oil level and inspect vehicle for signs
of hydraulic leaks. Check oil cooler and radiator are
clean
If vehicle not previously used by YOU, check suction
fan is clean. Rectify as required
Check brushes/skirts for wear. Remove any
entangled items, e.g. lengths of string
Check suction nozzle/flaps for damage/correct
ground clearance. Wrong setting will impair suction
performance
Check all equipment is stowed and brushes have
been raised
Check water spray jets for blockages
Wash vehicle, particularly hopper screens and area
above. Leave hopper door partially open, allowing
air to circulate. Avoid directing high-pressure water at
electrical connections.
Wash suction fan thoroughly, using scraper provided
and high-pressure jetting lance
Carry out a thorough inspection of the fan assembly
to verify that it is in good condition
Wash oil cooler, ensuring that the fins are clean
Wash the radiator, ensuring that the fins are clean
Lubricate as appropriate, brush links, pivots, nozzle
wheels and the wide sweep bearing
Remove and clean the water strainer elements
Grease prop. shaft and check for wear on U/Js
Check entire machine for wear/damage. Rectify as
required
Raise/prop hopper. Run fan/brushes (normal speed).
Check oil tank return filter gauge, if in RED zone,
replace element
Check for wear in suction tubes and deflectors
Check seals on hopper-door, side-hatches, suction-
tubes
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