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Stop the engine and check again that the oil level on the dipstick is
correct and, if necessary, repeat the operation.
Replacement
To replace the hydraulic oil, use a suitable suction device and a dedicated
temperature thermometer.
First empty the tank (see fig. 51);
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Unscrew the vent cap “A” of the tank, also removing the seal “B”, and
suction out the oil using a suitable aspirator;
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Fill the tank through the hole “C” of the cap/vent until reaching the upper
line of the indicator;
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Screw the vent cap “A” back on, inserting the seal “B” and start the
engine;
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Briefly operate the driving and control levers;
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Stop the engine and check that the level reaches the notch “D” and, if
necessary, restore it;
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After 8 hours of work, check the level again.
4.3.2.
HYDRAULIC OIL FILTERS
Your machine is equipped with filters on the hydraulic oil circuit, located
in the lower part of the frame, under the container.
The immersion type filters are screwed directly into the hydraulic oil tank,
which is easily accessible by lifting the machine container.
DANGER: the hydraulic oil can reach high temperatures: before
emptying the tank, make sure that the oil is not hot to avoid the risk
of burns.
DANGER: always perform the emptying operation with the engine off
and the container locked with the dedicated bar.
DANGER: always replace the filters with the engine off and with
the container locked with the dedicated bar.
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