START AND USE
COLD START
THE POWER PACK SHOULD BE PROTECTED FROM BAD WEATHER AND TOO HARD CLIMATES. THE
ENGINE COULD BE QUICKLY DAMAGED IF THE MACHINE IS LEFT EXPOSED TO RAIN AND LOW
TEMPERATURES WITHOUT PROTECTION. WHEN THE MACHINE IS NOT USED, IT SHOULD BE STORED IN
A DRY AND WARM PLACE REPAIRED FROM RAIN AND DAMPNESS.
IF YOU WORK IN BAD WEATHER, WHEN THE OIL CAN BE VERY HARD AND VISCOUS, IT IS VERY
IMPORTANT TO RESPECT THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS IN ORDER TO AVOID PROBLEMS OF THE
PUMP SUCKING THE OIL ( CAVITATION PHENOMENON )
1. USE HYDRAULIC OIL WITH THE RIGHT VISCOSITY ( SEE THE TABLE OF THE HYDRAULIC OILS IN
THE PREVIOUS PAGES )
2. AFTER HAVING CONNECTED THE FLEXIBLE HOSES AND THE TOOL TO THE POWER PACK ( see
following paragraph ), START THE ENGINE KEEPING IT AT THE MINIMUM FOR A FEW MINUTES TILL
THE OIL TANK WILL BE WARM WITH THE HAND CONTACT
IT IS ADVISABLE FOLLOW THIS PROCEDURE IN ALL COLD STARTS
POWER-PACK POSITIONING
1. The power pack should be placed in a flat place protected from the traffic, in well established, firm,
visible and well ventilated position.
Inflammable objects or materials should be kept away from the power pack, in particular from the
discharge side.
2. Hoses should be laid down tidily and linearly avoiding knots and tangles, also for preventing possible
stumbles.
Be sure that no vehicles or machines pass on the hoses spoiling them.
3. Do not work with the power pack left on trucks . It is better to leave the power pack on the ground. If
the power pack should work on vehicles, be sure that it is far from the lorry boards or sides, so that
both the cooling air of the engine and the exhaust gases can circulate and are properly dissolved.
IF THE HYDRAULIC OIL, LUBRICANT OR FUEL IS SPILT ON THE GROUND, FOR ANY REASON, REMOVE
THE SPILT LIQUIDS USING SAWDUST OR RAGS FOR AVOIDING ACCIDENTS AND CONTAMINATION OF
THE GROUND.
CONNECTION OF THE FLEXIBLE HOSES AND HYDRAULIC TOOL
TO THE POWER PACK
1. Lay down the flexible hoses avoiding the contact of the couplers with the mud or dirt, if possible.
2. Put the tool on the ground limiting the contact with the mud or dirt. Make sure that the tool is in
perfect condition and its accessories are efficient and well installed. Make sure that the tool control
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