Cleaning The Machine - Lavorwash SWL R 1300 Manual De Instrucciones

14.6. SPECIFIC MAINTENANCE FOR INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES
Read the engine manual carefully, and:
Check the engine oil level every 20 hours of machine operation;
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2) The first change of engine oil must take place after 50 hours of operation, add the quantity indicated
in the engine manual; the recommended oil for temperate climates is 10W-30 multi-grade for petrol
and diesel engines . When operating in areas with a non-temperate climate, identify the appropriate
type of oil from the engine instruction manual . Use the dedicated drain to change the oil positioned
under the engine sump .
3) Change the oil after every 90/100 hours of operation .
4) Clean the air filter every 25 operating hours, or earlier if necessary, and replace as necessary (see
engine instruction manual) .
TO CHECK OR REPLACE THE ENGINE OIL IT IS NECESSARY TO WEAR SAFETY GLOVES
TO PROTECT AGAINST CHEMICAL AGENTS, POSSIBLY MADE OF NITRILE RUBBER. DO
NOT DISPOSE OF USED OIL AS HOUSEHOLD WASTE AS IT IS HIGHLY POLLUTING.
DISPOSE OF USED OIL IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW.
14.7. SPECIFIC MAINTENANCE FOR ACID BATTERIES
FOLLOW THE RULES AND PRECAUTIONS PROVIDED IN 10.2. ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY
GLASSES AND ANTI-ACID GLOVES AND CLOTHING.
1. For a good life of the batteries, whether they are flat or tubular, never discharge them completely.
FULLY DISCHARGED BATTERIES (EVEN NEW ONES) ARE NO LONGER RECHARGEABLE.
2. Check often the level of solution of the battery and if necessary add only distilled water .
3. Always carry out the charging cycle without interruption .
DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES FOLLOWING THE REGULATIONS IN FORCE .
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14.8. CLEANING THE MACHINE

Clean the external parts of the machine using damp cloths or soft brushes .
OPERATION TO BE PERFORMED WITH THE ENGINE OFF AND COLD WITH GLOVES,
SAFETY GOGGLES AND RESPIRATORY PROTECTION DEVICES.
CLEANING OF ALL EXTERNAL PARTS OF THE MACHINE BY DIRECT WATER JET IS NOT
PERMITTED.
DO NOT USE DETERGENTS OR CHEMICALS IN GENERAL THAT ARE TOO AGGRESSIVE,
ABRASIVE POWDERS OR SIMILAR TO CLEAN THE CONTROL PANEL AND WHERE THERE
ARE LABELS OR PRINTED PARTS IN GENERAL TO AVOID DAMAGING THEM, MAKING
THEM INCOMPREHENSIBLE AND ILLEGIBLE.
Refer to the engine manual for further information on engine maintenance
and related safety measures to be taken during operation.
Consult the documentation provided by the Battery Manufacturer for
further information on their maintenance and related safety measures to
be adopted during the operation.
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