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Fig. 10
Fig. 11
Fig. 12
MAINTENANCE
Read the safety instructions
Should the number of working hours that the machine
is in use during the indicated period exceed the
number quoted in brackets then use the
recommended 'working hour' guide as the
maintenance schedule.
ENGINE
Daily (Every 8 working hours)
Cooling fins and Air intake
(A Fig. 10 and A Fig. 11)
Check to ensure the air intake and cooling fins are
kept free of grass clippings and debris. This is
essential to allow the free passage of air so that the
cooling system functions correctly. A blocked cooling
system will result in overheating and possible engine
damage.
Clean more frequently under adverse conditions.
Weekly (Every 50 working hours or more
frequently under extreme dusty conditions)
Air cleaner (dual element type)
(Fig. 12)
Unhook the cover (A) and remove the filter (B) and
element (C) inside.
Blow compressed air inside the element and the outer
filter to blow off dust.
The element and the outer filter may be tapped lightly
to remove dust (easy cleaning method). Wipe off
dust from the air cleaner body and the plate (D).
Reassemble the parts in their original positions.
IMPORTANT: Dirt wears engines. Incorrect
maintenance of the air cleaner will cause premature
wear.
Service more frequently if the air cleaner is very dirty
or if operating in dusty conditions.
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