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WARNING - Flannery Plant Hire

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fNOTE: When disconnecting a coupler located in a narrow<br />

space that is difficult for your hand to enter, use a<br />

screwdriver following the procedures as described<br />

below.<br />

Using Screwdriver<br />

A screwdriver with a tip thickness of less than 1 mm and a<br />

tip width of approx. 5 mm is appropriate to this work.<br />

MAINTENANCE<br />

• Slightly push the hose toward the coupler approx. 2 mm.<br />

• While pushing the hose toward the coupler, insert a<br />

screwdriver in the position as illustrated to the right.<br />

Twist the screwdriver about 90 °. After making the gap<br />

between the adapter and the dust prevention cover more<br />

than 2 mm, pull the hose to disconnect the coupler.<br />

3. Precautions for Re-using Coupler<br />

• Before connecting the coupler, be sure to check the<br />

coupler surface for any adhered foreign matter. Clean to<br />

remove the foreign matter if any. Adhered foreign matter<br />

may cause oil leaks and/or disconnection of the coupler.<br />

• When a hose clamping is required, put a clamp 200<br />

mm away from the joint edge. If the hose is clamped as<br />

illustrated to the right, the coupler joint may slide as oil<br />

pressure changes, causing oil leaks due to the premature<br />

inner parts wear.<br />

• Do not use the coupler as a foot step and do not handle<br />

the coupler roughly. If the dust prevention cover is<br />

broken, the coupler may become difficult to disconnect.<br />

• Do not paint on the joint surface. The body will be seized<br />

with the dust prevention cover so that the coupler cannot<br />

be disconnected.<br />

7-43<br />

Screwdriver<br />

Adapter<br />

Less than 200 mm<br />

Dust Prevention Cover<br />

M1LA-07-021<br />

M1LA-07-022<br />

M1LA-07-019<br />

WRONG<br />

M1LE-07-006

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