Routine Maintenance; General; Lubrification; Cleaning And Putting The Tool Away - CAMPAGNOLA MA 100 Manual De Uso

6.1

Routine maintenance

WARNING!
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Before carrying out any maintenance operation, disconnect the tool from the compressed air hose.
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All the maintenance operations which are not described in this manual have to be performed in an Authorized
Service Point of the Manufacturer.
The ordinary maintenance operations may be carried out by the operators.
6.1.1

General

Before any maintenance operations:
• Engage the safety catch (23).
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Disconnect the compressed air hose.
6.1.2

Lubrification

• Every 20 work hours use an oiler to add some oil drops through the air fitting (26). Use the oil recommended by the
Manufacturer.
• Lubricate the link (6) of the rake (2) with spray grease.
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Periodically check the oil level in the lubricator of the compressor (see the note in par. 4.2).
WARNING!
Do not use hydraulic oil or oil for braking systems. They may cause irreversible damages.
6.1.3

Cleaning and putting the tool away

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At the end of work, it is good practice to pour some diesel fuel drops through the air fitting (26), located on the handle
(25), before putting the harvester away. To do this, make the tool idle for few seconds.
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This will prevent dirt and moist air from forming build-ups.
WARNING!
Do not throw the oil out in the environment. Always observe current environmental protection laws when disposing
of the oil.
6.2

Special maintenance

6.2.1 General
Before any maintenance operation:
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Disconnect the compressed air hose.
WARNING!
Any special maintenance operation shall be performed in an Authorised Service Point of the Manufacturer.
6.2.2

Cleaning the handle valve (28)

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Unscrew the valve (28) tap.
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Carefully remove the valve (28).
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Check the seal and replace it even if only slightly worn out.
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Blow compressed air onto the stem and seat of the valve (28), then assemble it again by following the operations in
reverse.
6.2.3

Replacing seals (17) and shock absorbers (21) of the piston (14)

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Loosen the screws (10) that secure the oscillator protection (11).
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Unscrew the self-locking nut (9).
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Use a 4 mm Allen wrench to remove the piston (14) from the oscillator (8).
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Loosen the 4 screws (16) that secure the rake (2) support to the body (13).
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Remove the piston (14) and replace the seals (17) or shock absorbers (21) even if only slightly worn out.
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Perform the steps in reverse order to reassemble the parts.
6.2.4

Replacing piston (30) and pad (31)

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Loosen the screws (18) that secure the cover on the air outlet deviator (19).
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Remove the stainless steel plate (20), paying great attention to the special seals (29).
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Remove the distributor plugs (33) and then the piston (30).
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Check the wear-and-tear of seals (29) and pad (31) and replace them even if only slightly worn out.
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Perform the steps in reverse order to reassemble the parts.
Use and Maintenance Manual – Original
Instructions Rev.: 00, Date 21/06/2019
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