OREC SF600/600D
MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS TO BE CARRIED OUT BY THE USER
DANGER
BEFORE perform any maintenance operation on the machine, cut off the engine, and remove the spark wire from
the sparking plug
If maintenance operation is not realized, damages can occur to the machine and personal injuries to the user and/or
spectators. These damages and injuries will not be covered by the warranty.
• Daily maintenance will be performed by the user.
• Maintenance operations for first 20 hours, 100 and 300 should be realized by the dealer.
• Ask your dealer to check the machine if you meet some problems.
DAILY MAINTENANCE, BEFORE START WORK
Transmission oil level : check by the plug (1 Figure 13). Oil level should appear
in the hole. Check only engine stopped since ten minutes on a flat level surface.
• Use only good quality gear oil “SAE 90” or “API GL-5”. Oil quantity : 3.00L
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Check that there is no leaks
Transmission oil replacement frequency
Fuel
Check tank level is full before start to work. Check that tank plug is fully closed, and check for leaks. Use only a good
quality unleaded gasoline.
DANGER
Check fuel tank is closed, wipe spillages fuel before start the machine.
Check there is no fire, electric sparks, and cigarettes near the machine
when refueling.
Clean for flammable materials
Clean the machine from flammable materials, grass, woods which can be burnt on hot surfaces of the machine, especially
around the engine and the exhaust silencer.
Tires (Figure 14)
Check tires are not cut, cracked or worn.
Check tires pressure : 1,2 bar.
Safety stickers
Check safety stickers are sticked at their place.
Replace them if they are worn and damage.
State of the working tool blade(SF600)(figure 15-1)
CAUTION
Blades can cut hands or fingers; always wear protective gloves when
holding blades.
• Check that rotary blades are in good condition, change worn or damage
blade if the blade is worn more than (20 mm) the point B figure 15-1,
comparing to a new blade (A, figure15-1).
• Changing the blade : Unscrew the to bolts and nuts of the blade on the
shaft.
After 20 hours of operation
Each 100 hours or Every year
figure 15-1