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REPLACING THE CENTRE BRUSH:
ALWAYS WEAR GLOVES AND A BREATHING MASK WHEN REPLACING THE CENTRE BRUSH AND ONLY CARRY OUT
THIS MANOEUVRE WITH THE ENGINE AT A STANDSTILL AND COLD .
1 . Remove the bin Detail A Fig.1 and push the handle to bring the machine into the position illustrated in
Fig.13 .
2 . Unscrew and remove the two screws Detail A and B Fig. 13.
3. Before removing the brush from the machine note the direction of the bristles (see Fig.13).
4 . Remove the worn brush and replace it with a new one .
5 . Replace and tighten the screws Detail A and B Fig. 13 and adjust the height of the brush (see paragraph
ADJUSTMENTS: CENTRE BRUSH on the previous pages).
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REPLACING THE SIDE BRUSH:
1 . Remove the bin Detail A Fig.1 and tilt the machine as shown in Fig.13.
2 . Unscrew and remove the three screws Detail C that hold the side brush Detail 1 in place .
3 . Remove the brush belt from the plastic pulley .
4 . Remove the side brush using a screwdriver for leverage in the groove on the pulley race (see Fig.14)
Assemble a new brush and secure it by carrying out the above operations in reverse order .
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REPLACING THE DUST FILTER:
Check the dust fi lter Detail 1 Fig. 8 every 40 - 70 working hours or as necessary. Take the fi lter out of its seat
by unscrewing bolt Detail 2 Fig.8. Position the new fi lter and tighten the bolt Detail 2 Fig. 8 making sure the
fi lter-pressure bracket Detail 3 Fig.8 is suffi ciently compressed.
Carry out the operations for checking the engines or changing the while wearing
protective nitrile gloves. Used oil must be disposed of according to the standards enforced
by the law.
FOR OPERATIONS RELATIVE TO THE ENGINES, IT IS NECESSARY TO READ THE
SPECIFIC USE AND MAINTENANCE HAND BOOK ENCLOSED.
1) Check the oil level every 20 hours of operation.
2) First oil change after 10 hours of operation, or after 1 month; the recommended oil for temperate
climates is 10W-30 multi-grade for motors that run on petrol . When operating the machine in non-
temperate climate zones, identify the suitable type of oil from the motor booklet . Use the designated oil
discharge pipe for oil changes .
3) Change oil every 50 hours of operation thereafter, or every 6 months.
4) Clean the motor air cartridge every 25 hours of operation, or every 3 months, or sooner if necessary,
and replace when necessary (see motor booklet).
FOR OPERATIONS RELATIVE TO THE BATTERY, FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS DESCRIBED
IN CHAPTER SAFETY RULES AND REGULATIONS IN THE PARAGRAPH RESIDUAL RISKS FOR
BATTERY POWERED MODELS.
1.
In order for the batteries to last for a suitable amount of time, whether they are fl at or tubular, never
SPECIFIC OPERATIONS FOR ENDOTHERMIC MODELS
SPECIFIC OPERATIONS FOR BATTERY POWERED MODELS
REPLACEMENTS
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