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2.1.3 Establish a safety perimeter
• Anyone who is not part of the maintenance team must be kept away from the working area.
• Pay attention to the safety of people nearby, notably during milling or welding operations
or when a hammer is used.
2.1.4 Keep the machine clean
• Cleaning the machine will enable you to detect any
leaks and defective parts quickly.
• Especially clean the filler cap, the vent hole and oil
level glass gauge and prevent dust from mixing there.
• Spots of oil or grease or dispersed part fragments are dangerous and may cause slipping.
• Any water that gets into the electrical system may cause it to malfunction, leading to defec-
tive operation of the machine. This also risks causing short circuits that may cause a fire or
electric shock.
• Do not spray any vapour directly onto the sensors or connectors.
• Do not use harsh chemicals to clean the machine, as these affect the visual and technical
characteristics of the machine components.These products may also deteriorate the rigidity of
the tank.
• Do not spill any water onto the dashboard.
• Do not spray water directly at high pressure onto the radiator or the oil radiator.
• Do not point the pressure washers on the electrical connectors.
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