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SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE
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6 Scheduled maintenance
6.1 Introduction
The refuse collection mechanism should be serviced
only by skilled engineers who have received the
approved Dennis Eagle Ltd. training and who are fully
conversant with its operation and safety procedures.
6.2 Operational maintenance
It is important that your machine is kept in good
working order. Before the vehicle is put into service,
carry out the inspection procedure ‘Daily safety
checks’ as specified in Chapter 3 ‘Daily checks’ of
this Manual to confirm the correct operation of the
machine, its controls, safety circuits and interlocks.
Make sure that there is no mechanical damage or
wear evident in the refuse mechanism especially in the
pivoting and locking of the tailgate to the body.
Any problems must be reported to supervision
immediately.
6.3 Routine maintenance
To maintain the mechanism at peak operational
efficiency and good condition:
• The refuse collection mechanism should be
serviced according to the procedures and at
the intervals specified in this chapter.
• Only approved lubricants, fluids and
replacement parts must be used when
servicing the vehicle as specified in Chapter 8
‘General specification data’ of this Manual.
6.4 Warnings
WARNING:
IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
TECHNICIAN TO COMPLY WITH ALL THE
RELEVANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND
PROCEDURES LISTED IN CHAPTER 2
‘HEALTH AND SAFETY’ OF THIS MANUAL
AS WELL AS ALL PREVAILING SAFE
SYSTEMS OF WORK, HEALTH AND SAFETY
REGULATIONS, WORKSHOP REGULATIONS
AND WORKSHOP CODES OF PRACTICE
WHEN CARRYING OUT THE PROCEDURES
DESCRIBED IN THIS MANUAL.
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