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6. If the air filter must be replaced, pull this out as<br />

well.<br />

7. Reassemble all parts in the reverse order.<br />

8. Reset the filter indicator if it has tripped. See<br />

“3.5.7”.<br />

6.14 Lubrication<br />

All lubrication points according to the table below<br />

must be lubricated after every 50 operating hours<br />

as well as after each clean.<br />

Use a grease gun, filled with universal grease.<br />

Pump until grease protrudes. The lubrication<br />

points are shown in fig. 28-30.<br />

Note the belts when lubricating. Belts<br />

must not come into contact with oil or<br />

grease.<br />

Object Lubrication nipples /<br />

action<br />

Figure<br />

Tension arm, 1 lubrication nipple.<br />

pump belt<br />

30:A<br />

Lifting fork,<br />

turning<br />

1 lubrication nipple 30:B<br />

Lifting fork,<br />

up-down<br />

2 lubrication nipples 30:G, H<br />

Lifting cylinder<br />

2 lubrication nipples 30:C, E<br />

Control cylin- 2 lubrication nipples<br />

der<br />

30:D, F<br />

Pivot point 3 lubrication nipples 30:J<br />

Tension arm, 1 lubrication nipple. 28<br />

auxiliaries<br />

belt<br />

Be careful with the<br />

belts. Belts must not<br />

(Only 20B come into contact with<br />

and 26B) grease.<br />

Tension arm, 1 lubrication nipple. 30:K<br />

rear imple- Be careful with the<br />

ment belt belts. Belts must not<br />

(Only 20B come into contact with<br />

and 26B) grease.<br />

Throttle cable Lubricate the cable ends<br />

using an oil can at the<br />

same time as activating<br />

the respective control.<br />

Preferably carried out by<br />

two people.<br />

29<br />

6.15 Valves<br />

Valve adjustment and grinding should be carried<br />

out by authorised workshops.<br />

ENGLISH GB<br />

6.16 Fuses<br />

If any of the following faults occur, replace the relevant<br />

fuse. The fuses are under the cover in fig. 25.<br />

Remove the cover by removing the 5 screws.<br />

Check and replace blown fuses. If the fault persists,<br />

contact an authorised workshop.<br />

Fuse<br />

Fault<br />

Location Rating<br />

Indicator lamps, buzzer,<br />

hold valve transport position<br />

25:A 10 A<br />

Cutting height, sand<br />

spreader, rear rake, headlight<br />

25:B 20 A<br />

Cruise control, alternator 25:C 10 A<br />

Electric socket on panel 25:D 10 A<br />

Shut off pull 25:E 30 A<br />

PTO, warning lamp parking,<br />

safety relay<br />

25:F 10 A<br />

Spare 25:G<br />

Main fuse 25:H 40 A<br />

GGP reserves the right to make alterations to the<br />

product wit<br />

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