Snapper GROUNDS CRUISER GC9520KW, Инструкции по безопасности, установка и руководство оператора

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SECTION 3 – MAINTENANCE
3.2.8. Check
Interlocks
The machine is equipped with interlocks that prevent
the engine from cranking or starting unless the brake is
fully depressed and the transmission is in Neutral. It is
also equipped with an operator presence sensor that
will cause the engine to die if the operator attempts to
leave the seat without setting the park brake. The
interlocks were designed for the safety of the operator
and others. Do not modify or defeat the interlocks. Do
not operate the machine if interlocks are not functioning
properly.
1. Move machine to a flat, open area free of
obstacles, children and others.
2. Shift transmission to Forward.
3. Set park brake.
4. Turn key to “Start”. Engine must not crank.
5. Shift transmission to Reverse.
6. Turn key to “Start”. Engine must not crank.
7. Shift transmission to neutral.
8. Release park brake.
9. Turn key to “Start”. Engine must not crank.
10. Set park brake and shift transmission to Neutral.
11. Start engine.
12. With engine at idle, release park brake.
13. Carefully grasp the steering wheel and raise up
slightly out of the operator’s seat. The engine
must begin to die. The engine can continue to
run if you sit back down in the seat before it dies
completely. Set park brake.
14. If the machine failed any of the above tests, do
not operate machine. Contact your local Snapper
dealer for assistance.
WARNING
DO NOT operate machine if interlocks are not
functioning properly. Contact your local Snapper
dealer for assistance.
3.3 SERVICE – EVERY 25 OPERATING HOURS
3.3.1. Perform all service required after the first 5
hours of operation – Refer to Section “SERVICE –
AFTER FIRST 5 HOURS”.
3.3.2. Check Battery Electrolyte Level. Battery is
located under operator’s seat.
1. Remove seat knobs and carefully tilt forward to
expose battery.
2. Remove battery caps. Check fluid level.
3. Add water only to bring liquid to proper level -
approximately 3/16” above plates. DO NOT
OVER FILL.
4. Keep battery compartment clean and free of
spilled acid. Neutralize any spilled acid with
Baking Soda and flush with large quantity of
water. Do Not allow Baking Soda to enter
battery.
3.3.3. Check Drive Belt
1. Visually inspect condition of drive belt for signs of
wear, deterioration, fraying or cracks.
2. Replace belt as necessary. Refer to Section
“Drive Belt Replacement”.
3.3.4. Check “Maintenance Schedule” Section of the
Engine Owner’s Manual for engine service.
3.4 SERVICE – EVERY 50 OPERATING HOURS
3.4.1. Perform all service required after the first 25
hours of operation. Refer to Section “Service – Every
25 Operating Hours”.
3.4.2. Check Wear Pads On Driven Clutch
1. Visually inspect for missing and worn wear pads.
2. There should be no signs of metal to metal
contact.
3. If replacement is necessary, contact your local
Snapper dealer for assistance.
FIGURE 3.5
3.4.3. Check Drive Clutch
1. Start engine and shift transmission to Forward.
2. Release park brake. Clutch should have no
tendency to grab or cause motion.
3. Gradually increase engine speed with the
accelerator pedal. The machine should begin to
move slowly with no jerking or unusual noises.
4. If the clutch is not functioning smoothly or is
dragging, it may require cleaning and lubrication.
Contact local Snapper dealer for assistance.
IMPORTANT – DRIVE CLUTCH MAINTENANCE IS
RECOMMENDED EVERY 200 HOURS OR
YEARLY. MORE FREQUENT SERVICE
INTERVALS MAY BE REQUIRED IN SEVERE
APPLICATIONS. ALWAYS KEEP RUBBER DUST
PLUG IN PLACE ON CLUTCH.
WEAR PADS
DRIVE BELT
DRIVEN
CLUTCH