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HANDLING THE DEF FLUID
- Observe the instructions given in
the safety data sheet issued by the
GB
manufacturer of the DEF fluid. Handling
must be carried out according to the
provisions of standard ISO 22241 - 3.
STORING THE DEF FLUID
- Comply with the technical specifications
and recommendations prescribed by the
manufacturer of the DEF fluid.
- Use only the tanks and containers
recommended by the manufacturer of the
DEF fluid.
IMPORTANT
- Tanks and containers made of
aluminium, copper, copper alloys,
non-alloy steel, galvanised steel are
not suitable for use, as the components
of these metals can detach and
irreparably damage the exhaust gas
after-treatment system. Containers
made of polymers (e.g. polyethylene,
propylene and polyoxymethylene) are
suitable up to a temperature of 60°C
(140°F).
- It is essential to avoid direct sunlight
and UV radiation on stored tanks and
containers.
- The temperature of the stored DEF
fluid affects the minimum storage time
without the risk of alteration: average
storage temperature of 25°C (77°F)
with maximum peak not exceeding
30°C (86°F): 12 months, 35°C (95°F): 6
months.
DISPOSAL OF THE DEF FLUID
- Dispose of the DEF fluid according to local regulations.
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- Use only the specific instruments
recommended by the manufacturer of the
DEF fluid.
- Do not contaminate the DEF fluid during
handling.
IMPORTANT
- Check the product before use.
- To avoid malfunctions to the exhaust
gas after-treatment system, always keep
the DEF fluid pure.
- Do not dilute and do not mix the DEF
fluid with other liquids.
- Do not pour the DEF liquid that has
been pumped, for example during a
repair, back into the storage tank.
- DEF fluid impurities, generated by other
liquids, powders, detergents cause:
- Higher emission values.
- Exhaust gas treatment system
malfunctions.
- Damage to the catalytic converter
(DOC).
- Damage to engine.
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