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BDR-720 Adela PRO
3.5.2 SERVICING INTERVALS
Activity Before
mowing
During the season Before storage
Checking engine oil level Check Per the engine operating instructions, interval
for dusty environment
Yes
Engine air filter cleaning Check Per the engine operating instructions, interval
for dusty environment
Yes
Washing - As needed Yes
Removing dirt and mowed growth debris - After every mowing Yes
Blade sharpening - As needed Yes
Blade inspection and storage Check Immediate replacement upon damage Yes
Checking that the cutting disc is tightened Check - Yes
Checking tightening of screwed connections Check Every 5 hours Yes
Check of the automatic cutting disc brake
function
Check Every 10 hours Yes
Check of the travel brake function Check Every 10 hours Yes
Lubrication Check
Table 37 Table 37
V-belts check - Every 20 hours Yes
Table 36: Servicing intervals
3.5.3 MACHINE LUBRICATION
When working with lubricants, observe the basic hygiene regulations and observe the environmental protection
regulations and laws.
For trouble-free and easy movement of all mechanical parts, pay sufficient attention to lubrication.
3.5.3.1 ENGINE OIL CHANGE
If you are not manually skilled enough, entrust this work to a specialist workshop.
Follow the engine operating instructions for the type, quantity, and method of engine oil changing.
Standard interval of oil change, specified by the engine manufacturer, reduce it by half. When mowing grasslands, a large amount
of dust and pollen particles is always produced.
3.5.3.2 TRANSMISSION OIL LEVEL CHECK
The oil filling – see
Table
31
on page
42
- does not need to be changed throughout the service life of the transmission.
For any potential replenishment or change
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of the oil filling only use the specified specification, using oil of another specification
reduces the service life of the transmission and exposes you to potential issues with its functionality.
To measure the level, use the engine oil dipstick - 19 on
Fig. 1
. The machine must stand on a horizontal surface - garage or
workshop is ideal.
1) Wipe the dipstick thoroughly from the engine oil.
2)
Fig. 17
A Pull out the rubber plug of the inspection and filling hole - left of the shift lever foot.
3)
Fig. 17
B Insert the dipstick into the hole at the angle of about 30° to the chassis wall and parallel to the longitudinal axis of
the machine. Slide it all the way in, do not press hard on the dipstick. When measuring the oil level, the dipstick must rest on the
front and rear edges of the hole.
4)
Fig. 17
C The correct oil level is reached, when the oil mark on the dipstick is visible just at the collar, the distance is about 20
mm from the end of the dipstick.
5) Before returning the dipstick to the engine, wipe it thoroughly of any residual transmission oil and dirt.
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When changing the transmission oil, the transmission must be removed from the machine. Always entrust this activity to an authorised service centre.
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Revize 07/2021

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