SERVICE JOURNAL
Action | Date, mtr reading, stamp, sign |
Delivery Service |
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1. | Charge battery. |
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2. | Adjust tire pressure of all wheels according to Technical Data. |
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3. | Mount the steering controls in the normal position. |
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4. | Connect the contact box to the cable for the seat’s |
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| safety switch. |
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5. | Check that the right amount of oil is in the engine. |
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6. | Adjust the position of the steering controls. |
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7. | Fill with fuel and open the fuel shut off valve. |
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8. | Start the engine. |
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9. | Check that there is drive to both wheels. |
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10. | Check the mower deck adjustment. |
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11. | Check: |
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| The safety switch for the parking brake. |
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| The safety switch for the mower deck. |
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| The safety switch in the seat. |
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| The safety switch in the steering controls. |
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| Parking brake functionality. |
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| Driving forward. |
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| Driving backward. |
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| Engaging the blades. |
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12. | Check the idle speed |
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13. | Check the engine high idle speed |
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14. | Inform the customer about: | Delivery service has been carried out. |
| The need and advantages of following the service schedule. | No remaining notes. |
| The need and advantages of leaving the machine for service | Certified: |
| every 300 hours. |
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| The effects of service and maintaining a service journal on the |
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| machine’s resale value. |
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| Application areas for Mulching. |
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15. | Fill in the sales papers |
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