Maintenance – Basic Machine
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21.3 Cleaning the Radiator and the Radiator Compartment
Damage to the machine caused by water from a high-pressure washing device!
If the water jet from a high-pressure cleaner is aimed directly at bearings and
electrical/electronic components, these components may be damaged.
• Do not aim the water jet from a high-pressure cleaner at bearings or electrical/electronic
components.
The right side flap is used to access the cooler, the maintenance flaps of the crop flow and the
right side of the engine compartment:
• Open the flap (1) and enter the cooler compartment via the right ladder (2).
• To protect against the danger of fire, clean the dirt in the area of the engine compartment
and radiator as well as the surrounding area once a day and wipe away oil residue if
required
• If there is a lot of dust or the crop is very dry, clean the spots listed above more frequently
Fig. 552
2 Quick release fasteners
3 Cooling fins on the coolers
The water cooler, oil cooler, charging air cooler and capacitor are located behind the sieve drum
in the engine compartment.
Preferably clean the radiator and the capacitor while the engine is cold.
• Undo the quick release fasteners on the sieve drum and open the sieve drum.
• Blow out the radiators with compressed air from the engine compartment in the direction of
travel. Ensure that the blades are not damaged.
• Blow out the capacitor with compressed air from the radiator compartment against the
direction of travel. Ensure that the blades are not damaged.
• Close the sieve drum and lock with the quick release fasteners.
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