Maintenance
7.15 Cleaning the Machine
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Operator’s Manual | SM100 | 5100064108 | 08/2022 | [en-US]
7.15 Cleaning the Machine
CAUTION
Personal injury hazard
Using compressed air or high-pressure water may cause eye injuries due to
flying debris, dust, and steam.
► Wear eye protection when using compressed air or high-pressure water.
NOTICE
A pressure washer can damage the electrical system, damage seals, and
disable the controls.
► Do not clean the inside of the machine using a pressure washer.
NOTICE
Direct, high water pressure at close range will damage certain components
on the machine. The following components should be wiped clean by hand
using a damp, clean cloth. Do not apply high pressure spray to these com-
ponents:
► Oil cooler, fan, and connecting hoses
► Hydraulic manifold
► Fuse boxes
► Electronic parts (controller, connectors, etc.)
► Alternator
► Radiator core
► Labels
When
• Daily after each use—entire machine
• Every 250 hours—radiator fins (see Checking and Cleaning the Radiator
Fins on page 91)
Requirements
• Machine shut down and cool to the touch
• Clean water supply
• Pressure washer or water hose
• Clean, soft cloths
Overview
Regular cleaning is essential for keeping the machine in serviceable condi-
tion. It is important to remove dust and dirt from the machine as soon as
possible after work has been completed.
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