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STORAGE
If the trailer is not going to be used for an extended period (longer than 2 months) of time, it is
important to clean it carefully. Note that high-pressure washing is not recommended. After washing,
all the lubricating points must immediately be lubricated. Lubricating with new grease forces the water
away from surfaces and thereby counteracts corrosion and wear. It is not permitted to store the trailer
in a cold and/or damp environment for a long period.
• Store the trailer under a roof. If this is not possible, the trailer must be covered with a
tarpaulin;
• Before lowering the trailer onto its storage surface, ensure that the surface will not give way
during the storage period, for example due to rain or the thawing of frozen soil;
• Place the trailer in the transport position;
• Support the trailer to ensure it will not overturn during storage;
• Use wheel chokes to prevent the trailer from moving while stored.
• During longer periods of storage the trailer should be moved every 2 or 3 weeks to avoid
deformation of tires and maintain proper geometry.
• Tire pressure should be inspected from time to time, and if necessary inated.
NOTE: A trailer in storage is not a play area for children.
CLEANING
Remove accumulated dust and dirt. Painted outer surfaces should be cleaned regularly with sponge and
soap. When cleaning never use hot water under high pressure, it will remove the grease from bearings.
NOTE: Avoid high-pressure washing when cleaning. First clean simply with warm water. If necessary,
use an environmentally friendly detergent. Lubricate the trailer after cleaning.
TROUBLESHOOTING
These troubleshooting instructions are provided to help you to determine the cause for a malfunction.
Table 4.Electrical equipment troubles
Fault symptoms Reason and action
Lights fault Lamp burn out. Replace lamp.
Check and clean electrical connectors.
Check fuses.
Cable broken. Check and repair the cable.
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