Edition
2016
Workshop Manual
PARK 120 - PARK 220
Chapter
1 General instructions
Page
5
NOTE
All the indications “front”, “back”, “right” and “left” are in relation to the
position of the seated operator.
The description of elementary operations which any good mechanic
should be able to perform have deliberately been left out of this manual,
givingpreferencetomorespecicaspectswithindicationsofthemost
suitable methods for optimum execution of the works.
Please take care to read all the contents in this manual so as to become
familiar with the machine: this is essential if you want to work rationally
on the machine without making mistakes and wasting time.
Remember that all problems connected with use of the machine are
amply covered in the User Manual.
Hot parts
Please note that the engine and exhaust systems heat up signicantly during use. To avoid
the risk of injury, give the engine and exhaust system time to cool down before starting any
repair or maintenance work on the machine.
1.1.4 Abbreviations
The following abbreviations are used in this manual:
Chap. = Chapter - Par. = Paragraph - HST = Hydrostatic Transmission - PTO = Power
Take-Off.
1.1.5 Safety instructions
A. Level of technician training
All maintenance, disassembly and repair operations must be carried out by expert
maintenance mechanics who are familiar with all the safety and accident prevention
regulations and have read the procedures described in this manual
B. Safety principles to be implemented
All the machines have been built in compliance with the strictest European standards on
safety. To keep the initial level of safety unaltered over time, it is important for the Service
Centre to act accordingly and carry out all necessary checks and inspections whenever
possible.
In particular, each time work on the machine is requested it must:
1. check:
• correct operation of the safety microswitches;
• that none of the safety guards or devices have been removed;
• that none of the safety/warning decals have become illegible/damaged (these are
considered integral parts of the safety devices).
2. it must also:
• restore correct operation of any safety devices which may have been removed or
tampered with;
• reinstall any ineffective, damaged and/or missing safeguards;
• replace any illegible decals;
• avoid carrying out any work or modication to the machine or engine which changes
its operating performance or could lead to use of the machine which is improper or in
any case different to the use it was designed and homologated to carry out;
• inform the Customer that any failure to observe the aforementioned points will
automatically nullify the warranty and exonerate the manufacturer from all liability.
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