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5.4 REGULAR MAINTENANCE CHECKS
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM FILTER
Aer the rst 20 hours of work, and in general aer any maintenance on the hydraulic system, replace the lter cartridges to
ensure lter system eciency.
If there are any solid parcles found inside the lter body, contact an authorised service centre.
Checking condion
In any case, replace the lter cartridge as specied on the maintenance schedule.
Replacement
To replace the lter cartridge, proceed as follows:
1) Turn o the valve on the tank.
2) Clean the lter's outer surfaces carefully.
3) Unscrew the lter body (B) and drain out the oil.
4) Replace the lter cartridge (C).
5) If damaged, remove and replace the seals (D) and (E).
To ret the lter, proceed as outlined for its removal but reversing the order of operaons.
Tighten the lter body to an appropriate torque rate.
Turn on the cock on the tank.
OIL TANK FILTER
Replace the lter cartridge (as it is made of a non-washable material) as specied in the
maintenance schedule
Proceed as outlined below.
1) Clean the lter's outer surfaces carefully.
2) Unscrew the cover (A).
3) Remove the spring (B) and the lter cartridge (C).
4) If damaged, remove and replace the seals (D) and (E), and possibly (F).
5) Fit the new lter cartridge and the spring (B).
6) Screw up the cover (A).
On the tank cap (G – if featured), there is a lter element for the air
breather pipe; this must therefore be replaced as regularly as the oil lters,
as specied in the maintenance schedule.