Maintenance Work; Storage In Case Of Longer Stopping Periods; Technical Assistance; Assembly Instructions - Vito Agro VIMB2LA Mode D'emploi

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and maintenance work:
� Place the machine on a firm, flat floor;
� Turn off the combustion engine and
allow it to cool;
� Remove spark plug pipe
Remove the spark plug pipe, as
an inadvertent ignition spark can
cause burns or electric shocks. An
inadvertent spark plug contact with the
spark plug pipe may cause an
unintentional starting of the combustion
engine.
Allow the machine to cool in
particular before servicing the
combustion engine, exhaust manifold,
and muffler areas. Temperatures of
80 ° C and above can be reached.
Check the machine
especially before storage (for example,
before the winter period), for wear and
damage.
Direct contact with engine oil can be
dangerous, and engine oil can not be
spilled. If you are unfamiliar with the
procedure, VITO recommends that you
leave the engine oil filling or changing
to a specialist.
Replace worn or damaged parts
immediately for safety reasons so that
the machine is always in safe operating
condition.
Cleaning:
The machine must be thoroughly
cleaned in its entirety after use.
Clean the engine by hand (avoid
introducing water into the air filter and
exhaust). Avoid wetting the controls
and other equipment / accessories that
are difficult to dry (water encourages
the appearance of corrosion and rust);
Do not use aggressive cleaning
products. These products can damage
plastics and metals, damaging the safe
operation of your machine
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In order to avoid fire hazards, areas of
the cooling air vents, cooling fins and
exhaust should be free from grass,
straw, moss, leaves or grease, and
other wastes.

Maintenance work:

Only maintenance work described in
this instruction manual may be carried
out; all other work must be performed
by an official distributor.
If you lack the necessary knowledge
and resources, always contact an
official distributor.
Use only
attachments, or attachments for this
machine or technically identical parts.
Failure to do so may result in personal
injury or damage to the machine. If you
frequently, have any questions, you should contact
an official dealer.
For safety reasons, fuel handling
components
tank cap and connections) should be
checked regularly to detect damage
and leakage. If necessary, they should
be replaced by an official distributor.
Keep the warning and indication
stickers always clean and legible.
Keep all nuts and bolts tight so that the
machine is able to operate safely.
If components or safety devices are
removed for maintenance work, they
must be replaced immediately.
2.7 - STORAGE IN CASE
OF LONGER STOPPING
PERIODS
Let the combustion engine cool down
before putting the machine in an
enclosed space. During operation, the
exhaust becomes extremely hot and
remains so for a few minutes after the
engine is turned off. Avoid touching the
exhaust while it is hot.
Never store the machine with gasoline
in the tank inside a building. Gasoline
VITO-approved tools,
(hoses, faucet, tank,
vapors that form may come in contact
with flames or sparks and ignite.
Store the machine in a dry location
with the fuel tank empty and the fuel
tank in a well-ventilated, well-closed
compartment. Avoid locations with high
humidity to avoid corrosion and rust.
If the tank is to be emptied, for example,
at the stop before the winter period, the
emptying of the fuel tank must only be
carried out outdoors.
Thoroughly clean the machine before
storage, especially in winter. Store the
machine in an operational state.
Make sure that the machine is
protected against misuse (for example
by children).

2.8 - TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

Your machine should be repaired only
by the service center of the brand, or
by qualified personnel only with original
spare parts.
3. ASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
For best performance, place the pump
as close to the level of the water to be
sucked as possible on a level, flat, clean
floor (FIG. C).
With the increase in head (the height
a pump can raise a liquid between the
suction and discharge / discharge water
levels) the pump output decreases.
Minimizing head gauging is equally
important in reducing the self-priming
time (the time it takes for the water to
flow through the suction piping);
The efficiency of the pump is also
influenced by the length, diameter
and type of suction and discharge /
discharge hoses. Use hoses the length
of which does not exceed what is
necessary,
Use short, straight connections to avoid