Maintenance And Adjustment - EMAK Oleo-Mac OM 92 Manuel D'utilisation Et D'entretien

6. MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENT

Properly performed regular maintenance and inspection of the riding mower helps to increase its problem-
free operating lifetime. Worn or damaged parts must be replaced in time. When replacing parts use only
original spare parts, using non-original parts may damage the machine, endanger the health of the
driver or other persons and during the warranty period it voids the warranty. To order spare parts always
contact the machine's manufacturer or an authorised service centre.
6.1 OVERVIEW OF CHECKS AND MAINTENANCE
Activity
Check the oil level
(transmission, engine)
Motor oil change
Replacement of the fuel
filter
Battery maintenance
(check electrolyte,
cleaning)
Inspection and adjustment
of the travel belts
Inspection of the brake
controls
Inspection of tyre pressure
Inspection of cable
fasteners (loose quick
coupling parts)
Cleaning of the mowing
deck
Inspection of bolt
connections
Inspection of tension of the
cogged blade drive belt
Inspection of the correct
tension of the mowing
deck drive V-belt
Inspection and adjustment
of play between the front
axle and the steering
Inspection of working
order of safety switches
and elements
Inspection and
adjustment of the
engine, transmission,
electromagnetic clutch
Inspection and
maintenance of the air
filter, spark plugs, and
replacement if necessary
Inspection of the condition
of the mowing deck (play,
shaft alignment, inspection
and sharpening of blades)
Explanations for table:
1 = Replace the oil more frequently if the riding mower is under greater load or works in outdoor temperatures around 35°C or higher.
2 = If the machine works in a dusty environment, perform the inspection more frequently.
3 = Perform the inspection more frequently if the machine works in a sandy environment.
4 = Perform the inspection more often if a new belt has been fitted.
Regular maintenance
Before After first After first
every use 2 hours 5 hours
After
Monthly
every use
4
4
4
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INTERVAL
Maintenance in hours
25 50 100
1.2
1.2
3
Seasonal maintenance
After the
season
Before the (putting
season machine
out of
operation)