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• Blow off the dust with compressed air. (Use the eye protectors when using the compressed air.)
• Remove the dry dust with vacuum device. Make sure to apply this procedure for removal of dust from
asbestos.
• Clean with vapor.
Various kinds of solvents are used for cleaning of parts for vehicle. Make sure to use the specified solvent for
cleaning the parts for hydraulic brake and electrical equipment. Refer to "Solvent, Adhesive, and sealing Agent" in
this section.
Parts Inspection
Reference) Items listed in this section are general guideline for parts inspection.
Detailed information stated in each section of this manual shall have priority.
Parts inspection shall be performed in the process of repair and overhaul for the below objectives.
• Inspection of damages
• Measurement of degree of wear
• Assessment for ability of normal function of the parts until next inspection
Damages
Damage shall be assessed according to the below category.
Failure
Parts or the main part of the parts are damaged to the unusable or irreparable point.
Deflection
The parts are bent, twisted, dented or in unadjustable condition.
Cracks
Some parts are difficult to find their cracks. For example, the cracks generated in the cylinder head or cylinder block
are open when the engine is in high temperature but closed once the engine cools down. In such cases, special
methods such as dyestuff or magnetic flux inspection will be required to inspect the existence of cracks and their
depth.
Corrosion and Pit
Deterioration of the surface of the parts as a result of chemical reaction
CAUTION
Compressed air may contain water. Take caution when cleaning the hydraulic parts.
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Some solvents are harmful to human body and require caution at handling. Refer to "Cautions
for Safety and Sanitation" in this section and cautionary items at handling by the manufacturer.
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