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Details for identifying the machine and its type label.
How to request service and order replacement parts, emphasizing original parts.
Explains symbols indicating cautions, dangers, and important notes for safe operation.
Defines the machine's intended use and critical operational rules for safety.
Highlights behavioral rules to prevent machine damage and hazardous situations.
Points out residual dangers requiring operator attention to prevent injury or damage.
Cautions for safe operation, including what not to sweep and child safety.
Rules for cleaning and maintenance, emphasizing safety during these tasks.
Steps for safely lifting, securing, and transporting the machine, including ramp usage precautions.
Controls forward/reverse speed and stops the machine.
Activates service and parking brakes on rear wheels.
Controls brush rotation, main brush lifting/lowering.
Lever to lift and lower the refuse bin.
Adjusts engine rotation speed during operation and transport.
Lifts side brushes for transport, lowers them for operation.
Facilitates engine starting, especially in cold weather.
Controls vacuum fans and filter shakers with indicator light.
Selects fuel type (Petrol or LPG) for dual-fuel models.
Alerts to low engine oil pressure, requiring immediate engine stop.
Indicates overheating of engine coolant; may trigger automatic engine shutdown.
Indicates low fuel level in the tank.
Indicates glow plug heating phase in Diesel engines.
Allows adjustment of the steering wheel's angle and position.
Immediately stops all machine functions in an emergency.
Instructions on using the bypass valve and speed limits to prevent hydraulic system damage.
Guidelines for using designated lifting points and safety precautions during lifting operations.
Essential checks for Diesel/LPG and Electric versions before starting the machine.
Steps for starting the engine in Diesel/LPG and Electric versions.
Procedures for stopping the engine in Diesel/LPG and Electric versions.
Follow engine manual instructions, check oil and filter, replace oil.
Points to check on the engine: fuel filter, oil filter, expansion tank, air filter.
Steps for cleaning or replacing engine air filters, including cartridge types.
Instructions for cleaning the engine cooler fins, especially in dusty conditions.
Function and operation of side brushes for cleaning edges and corners.
How to adjust side brush height as bristles wear to maintain proper floor contact.
Function of the main brush in sweeping dust and refuse into the hopper.
Steps to adjust the main brush for proper floor contact and dust guide plate alignment.
Details on operating pressure and how to adjust forward/reverse direction.
Maintaining hydraulic system pressure, including component checks and adjustments.
Procedure for checking hydraulic circuit pressure using a gauge and adjusting the relief valve.
Lever for operating the refuse bin lift and lower functions.
Mandatory use of safety brackets when the refuse bin is raised for work.
Lever to lock the brake pedal in the parking position.
Filters for removing dust from aspirated air, emphasizing maintenance.
Steps for cleaning dust filters by vibrating them or removing them.
Guidelines for keeping batteries clean, checking electrolyte levels, and charging.
Information on the machine's working autonomy and checks for reduced performance.
Explanation of inverter LED indicators and alarm codes for troubleshooting.
Safety rules for replacing and mounting LPG gas cylinders, including authorized personnel and location requirements.
Description of fuses used in the wiring diagram, with ratings.
Description of various connectors used in the wiring diagram, with pin counts.
List of electrical components referenced in the wiring diagram.
Description of connectors for the Boxer D Plus model.
Description of connectors for the Super Boxer D Plus model.
Description of connectors for the Boxer SK Plus model.
Explains the components and connections in the hydraulic system diagram.
Guidelines for safely dismantling machine components using appropriate tools.
Importance of maintaining and replacing safety devices with original parts, and keeping documentation.
Guidelines for documenting all repair/maintenance operations for at least 10 years.
When to inspect the machine: before use, after repairs, periodically, and annually.
Requirement to check safety device efficiency every six months by qualified personnel.
Prohibition of use in explosive atmospheres due to risks of gas, dust, or fumes.
Guidelines for disposing of collected material, filters, batteries, and motor oil according to laws.
Procedures for proper disposal of the machine and its components by authorized collectors.
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