The following precautions should be taken when
handling disc brakes:
1. D
o not reuse the brake fluid!
2.
If the container containing of the brake fluid is not
sealed or opened for a long time, do not use the brake
fluid inside the container!
3.
Do not mix different types or brands of brake fluid,
or the boiling point of the brake fluid will be reduced,
resulting in brake failure or corrosion of rubber brake
parts.
4. Please do not open the lid of the oil reservoir for a
long time, so as not to damp brake fluid.
5. Do not replace the brake fluid in
winds!
6. Except brake pads and brake discs, it is required to
use disc brake fluid, isopropyl alcohol or ethanol to
clean brake parts. Do not use other fluids to clean the
parts above, because gasoline, oil or any other
gasoline distillate
s may corrode rubber parts. If oil
spills onto any part, it will be difficult to completely
clean, and ultimately corrosion may be caused to the
rubber parts inside the disc brake.
7. When handling brake pads or brake discs, prevent
any brake fluid or other oils from splashing on them.
If any brake fluid or other oil is applied to the brake
pad
s or brake discs, please clean them with the fluid
with a high flash point! Do not use any solvent that
will leave oil residue! If it is unable to thoroughly
clean the on the brake fluid or oil on the brake pads,
please replace the new!
8. The brake fluid may quickly corrode the painted
surface, so if any brake fluid spill, you must
immediately wipe it!
9. No matter when you open the brake pipe joint or
exhaust valve,
you must exhaust the air in the
brake pipe!
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