SNOWDOG Long Track B13 MER, Руководство пользователя

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10.1 Preparation for short storage
(less than one month)
1. Clean or wash the Snowdog.
2. Lubricate the throttle and parking brake cables with
silicon oil.
3. Lubricate the chain.
10.2 Preparation for long storage
(more than one month)
1. Clean the Snowdog.
2. Warm up the engine and change the engine oil.
3. Fill the fuel tank completely.
4. Shut down the fuel lock.
5. Unscrew the drain bolt (1) on the carburetor and
drain the fuel.
6. Take the battery off and charge it. Check the battery
charge at least every two months. Charge as
needed.
7. Store the battery in a room with a temperature
range of 33 °F (+1 °C) to 68 °F (+20 °C).
8. Rotate the track half a turn at least every six
months.
9. Cover the Snowdog from dust.
This preservation ensures the safety of the Snowdog for up
to 12 months, provided the storage rules are observed.
After 12 months, prepare the Snowdog for operation and
run the engine for a few minutes. If further storage is
required, prepare it for storage again.
10.3 Snowdog commissioning after long storage
1. Clean the Snowdog of dust and dirt.
2. Fill the fuel tank with fresh fuel.
3. Charge and install the battery.
4. Lubricate the chain.
5. Adjust free movement of the throttle and parking
brake levers.
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11 Snowdog manufacturer’s warranty
11.1 Manufacturer’s official representative
(SNOWDOG LLC) warranties against
defects of material or workmanship for a
period of 12 months from the original date
of sale (this warranty is not transferable).
Snowdog will repair or replace any parts
or assembly that is proven to be defective
in material or workmanship under normal
use during the applicable warranty time
period. Warranty repairs will be made
without charge for parts and/or labor. Any
part or assembly replaced under warranty
becomes the property of SNOWDOG LLC
and all parts and assemblies replaced
under warranty will be considered as part
of the original product and any warranty
on those parts will expire coincident with
the original Snowdog warranty (certain
exceptions to this warranty are listed
herein).
11.1.1 Throttle cable, choke cable, revers cable, parking
brake cable, wire harness, including stop switch
and track will be covered for a period of 90 days
to be free of defects. Abuse and neglect are not
covered under this warranty.
11.1.2 Drive chain, sprockets, driving and driven pulleys
of the CVT, headlight, heaters and protective
covers will be covered for a period of 30 days to be
fine of defects. Abuse and neglect are not covered
under this warranty.
11.1.3 Battery will be covered for a period of 30 days
from date of sale. Undercharged, overcharged or
frozen batteries are not covered by this warranty.
Abuse and neglect are not covered under this
warranty.
11.2 The warranty does not cover:
11.2.1 Engine warranties are the responsibility of the
manufacturer. Contact the authorized dealer for
repairs.
11.2.2 Consumables and parts subject to wear and
overcharge depending on the style, intensity
and conditions of operation, namely: supporting
wheels, drive wheels, suspension springs,
suspension wheels, shift lever, slide-ways, tubes,
bearings, rubber metal elements, dust caps, hitch
mechanism and its mount, CVT belt, CVT sliders,
parking brake pads, protection elements, filling
liquids, various types of gaskets, drive shafts,
gears, and consumables.
11.2.3 Any damage done to the frame and sub-frame,
provided there are no holes and/or voids in the
material and welding seams.
11.2.4 Any Snowdog damage resulting from water
ingestion: riding through water, or contamination
of parts and components (if they haven’t been
cleansed in timely manner) or hitting an obstacle.
11.2.5 Snowdog serviced by an un-authorized dealer or
using non OEM parts.
11.2.6 Any damages done to the plastic, glass, rubber,
paper, and cloth parts.
11.2.7 Any damages resulting from Snowdog exposure to
extreme environment, such as storage in improper
conditions, use of pressure washers, hitting a
stone, industrial waste, wood tar, salt, hail, storm,
lightning, natural disasters or other environmental