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1. Connecting Coupler<br />

MAINTENANCE<br />

Always grasp the coupler by its clamp section. Push the<br />

body straight until the dust prevention cover retracts<br />

approx. 2 mm. Then, pull the clamp section straight to<br />

make sure that the coupler is properly connected and<br />

will not disconnected.<br />

CAUTION: If the coupler is grasped and pushed<br />

by the dust prevention cover, or not pushed until<br />

the dust prevention cover retracts, incomplete<br />

connection of the coupler may result, causing the<br />

coupler to disconnect when oil pressure increases.<br />

Even if the coupler is incompletely connected, if<br />

pulling force is diagonally applied, the coupler may<br />

be difficult to disconnect. However, the coupler<br />

may be easily disconnected in this case when oil<br />

pressure increases. Take care not to diagonally push<br />

the coupler. Failure to do so damage to the inner<br />

parts, cause oil leak, and/or unexpected coupler<br />

disconnection may result.<br />

2. Disconnecting Coupler<br />

Be sure to disconnect the coupler only after removing<br />

any foreign matter adhered such as soil adhered to the<br />

joint with cleaning oil.<br />

• While grasping the clamp section, push the body straight<br />

approx. 2 mm.<br />

• While pushing the body, pull the dust prevention cover.<br />

• Pull the overall coupler together along with the dust<br />

prevention cover to disconnect the coupler.<br />

7-42<br />

Dust Prevention<br />

Cover<br />

Click<br />

Approximately 2 mm<br />

Clamp Section<br />

M1LA-07-014<br />

M1LA-07-015<br />

M1LA-07-016<br />

M1LA-07-017<br />

M1LA-07-018

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