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4.5 Check for ageing and cracking of the rubber foot securing straps on the spreader and renew if
necessary.
5 No further routine maintenance is required.
Battery replacement
6 The battery illuminates the level bubble (11) when the switch (13) is pressed. The level bubble remains
lit for approximately 15 seconds, or until the switch (13) is pressed a second time.
7 The battery should be replaced yearly or when the switch (13) illuminates red to warn of a low battery
level.
8 To replace the battery (Fig 4.1):
8.1 Apply the pan brake (15) and remove the illumination module (12) by pressing the retaining tabs
(12.1) together from the underside of the head. The illumination module will then lift out of the head.
8.2 Push the battery (12.2) out of the illumination module from behind using a suitable pointer (pen)
and dispose of the waste battery responsibly (see Disposal of waste batteries.)
8.3 Push the replacement battery into the illumination module, observing the correct polarity.
8.4 Refit the illumination module (12) into the head. Push downward until in ‘snaps’ into place.
8.5 Press the switch (13) and ensure that the level bubble (11) is lit for approximately 15 seconds
Fig 4.1 Battery replacement
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