Garland MULE 762 NRQG-V18 Manual De Instrucciones página 51

parts can cause risks, damage to the user, people
around and the machine.
Do not adjust the carburetor. If necessary, take your
machine in for service. Carburetor adjustment is
complicated, and only the technical maintenance
service must do them. Incorrectly setting the carburetor
may cause damage to the engine and will be cause for
cancellation of the warranty.
Removing the security devices, improper
maintenance, or replacements with non-original spare
parts can cause injury.
8.1. MAINTENANCE AND CARE AFTER USE
Perform the following maintenance operations
and care when you have finished working with
the machine to ensure the smooth running of this
machine in the future.
8.1.1. GENERAL CHECKPOINTS
Make sure the milling cutters are securely attached
to the transmission. If necessary, tighten the milling
cutters. Check the edge of the cutter and state of
the milling cutters. Replace the milling cutters when
necessary. It is recommended that these operations
are carried out by an authorized service technician.
8.1.2. CLEANING
Keep the machine clean, especially the area of the
fuel tank and areas close to the air filter.
Warning! The milling cutters are sharp and may
cause damage. Wear protective gloves when cleaning
the machine.
Cleaning the milling cutter area:
- Stop the engine and allow the engine to cool.
- Remove dirty and brush remnants using a scraper
and brush.
- Once you have removed the remains, you can use
a stream of water for a more thorough cleaning.
Direct the jet of water toward milling cutters. Never
direct the jet towards the transmission or engine.
If water gets in the ignition system or carburetor,
damage and flaws occur.
- If you have used water for cleaning, the engine will
be unintentionally wet. Start the engine and let it
run for a couple of minutes until the heat from the
engine evaporates any remaining water in the area
of the engine.
Other areas:
Clean the rest of the machine with a cloth dampened
in water. Never use gasoline, solvents, detergents,
water or any other liquids.
8.1.3. CHECKING THE OIL LEVEL
- Place the machine on a horizontal, uncluttered flat
surface.
- Unscrew the oil filler cap.
- Clean the oil cap dipstick with a cloth.
- Insert the dipstick and screw on the oil cap.
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