Baroness LM283 Owner's Operating Manual

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If the battery fluid level is lower than halfway between the UPPER LEVEL(maximum) line and LOWER LEVEL(minimum) line, add purified water up to theUPPER LEVEL (maximum) line.2148yhlu-002Supply of Battery Fluid_0011 UPPER LEVEL2 LOWER LEVELInspection of TiresCheck the pneumatic pressure of the tires.Make sure that there are no cracks, damageor abnormal wear on the tires.Tire size Pneumatic pressureFront wheel (23 x 10.50 -12 4P) 120 kPa (1.2 kgf/㎝ 2)Rear wheel (23 x 8.50 - 124P) 150 kPa (1.5 kgf/㎝ 2)Inspection of Parking BrakeMake sure that the brake is not applied anylonger when you pull the parking brake lever.Make sure that the brake is not applied evenslightly when you press the push button torelease the parking brake lever.Inspection of BrakeWhile traveling, depress the brake pedal firmlyto make sure that the brake is appliedeffectively.1.1.2.1.2.Inspection of BeltCautionIf you have removed the shield duringinspection, make sure that you re-attach it inthe original position securely.If the shield remains removed, the operatormay come in contact with the fan or belt,possibly resulting in injuries.ImportantA slacking or damaged belt or damaged fanmay cause overheating or lack of a batterycharge.Press the middle of the belt with your fingerto check the belt tension.Make sure that there are no cracks, damageor abnormal wear.Inspection of Engine associated partsFor details on handling the engine, please referto the separate Engine Operating Manual.Check the fuel system parts for loosened orcracked joints and leakage. Replace parts ifnecessary.Blow air to clean any grass or flammablematerials that may be attached inside oraround the muffler.Blow air to clean any grass or flammablematerials that may be attached around thefan.Inspection of Engine OilStop the engine, wait for 10 to 20 minutes forthe engine to cool down, then check the oillevel.1.2.1.2.3.1.LM283Handling InstructionsPage 8-8 Inspection Before Use