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General Periodical maintenance
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Maintenance in Special and
Exceptional Operating
Conditions
When the vehicle is operated under
exceptional conditions, it is important to
consult your local dealer as it may be
necessary to change the service inter-
vals to suit the operating conditions.
The service intervals can be adapted,
as necessary, in consultation with the
local dealer to suit the appropriate
operating conditions.
First Service
The first service inspection should be
carried out at 7500 miles (12,000 km)
and no later than twelve weeks after the
vehicle delivery date, whichever comes
first.
Cab Maintenance
In order to maintain the quality of the
surface and paint finish during vehicle
operation, regular maintenance must
be carried out on the exposed areas of
the cab.
To prevent the formation of rust in box-
section areas and other hollow areas,
the cab is double galvanized and waxed
during production.
Preventive Maintenance
Before the Winter Season
Checking the Anti-freeze Content
WARNING! Before attempt-
ing to check the anti-freeze
ensure that the following
safety instructions are
observed:
– Do not attempt to remove
the surge tank filler cap
while the engine is running
or still hot.
– Do not fill/top off the cooling
system through the pressure
cap aperture.
– Do not attempt to fill/top off
a hot engine with cold cool-
ant.
– Anti-freeze solutions con-
tain toxic chemicals which
must not be consumed or
allowed to come into skin
contact. Use impervious pro-
tective clothing and gloves
when handling antifreeze. In
the event of slight skin con-
tact, thoroughly rinse the
affected area with water. If
there is excessive skin con-
tact, ingestion or inhalation
seek medical advice immedi-
ately.
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