Windsor 10023020 Benutzerhandbuch

LIGHTNING  86039180  05/23/07 

Before attempting any maintenance procedures on 
the machine, close the service valve on the fuel tank 
and stop the engine. 
 
 
Repairs and adjustments to the fuel system must be 
made by an authorized, properly trained service 
technician. 
 
To keep the machine in good working condition, 
simply follow the daily, weekly, and monthly 
maintenance procedures. 
 
Keeping the machine clean and free from 
accumulated dust, lint, and oil allows free air flow 
across the engine to cool the engine properly. 
Always use clean recoil dust filters. These can be 
cleaned by washing them in a flow of water and 
shaking dry. Extra filters may be ordered from 
customer service. 
 
IMPORTANT: Preventative maintenance is the 
responsibility of the operator. 
 

1.  Check oil level (use 10W30 oil only). 
 
2.  Clean recoil filter. 
 
3.  Check & Clean carburetor air filter. 
 
4.  Check belt tension by pinching belt together. 

Belt should deflect only ½” (13mm). 

 
5.  Make sure all components are secure and tight. 

(pad holder, fuel cylinder, etc.) 

 
6.  Check pad driver and pad, daily. (clean or 

replace) 

 
7.  Clean machine, if compressed air is available 

blow dust from machine and engine, 
concentrating on the inside of engine shrouds. 
Wash undercarriage. 

 

 
1.  All checks made on a daily basis plus: 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
2.   Change oil and oil filters at 50 hours of service.  
      Use 10W30 Motor Oil or other no ash motor oils 

designed for use in propane engines. Use of 
non-recommended oil may void the engine 
warranty. (see engine manual supplied with 
documentation). 

 
3.  Check for loose nuts and/or bolts on entire 

machine. 

 
4.    Examine all propane fuel components for leaks  
       or wear. Replace if necessary. 
 
5.  Grease wheels. Use white lithium grease only   

and no more than 1 pump of grease. More 
grease than recommended will push the seals 
and dust covers out, allowing dust and other 
foreign materials to penetrate the bearing, 
shortening the life of the bearings as well as 
allowing grease to drop from the wheels to the 
floor. 

 

1.  Perform all daily and weekly services. 
 
2. Torque 

head 

bolts. 

 
3.  Check valve clearance. 
 
4.  Torque valve cover bolts. 
 
5.  Inspect spark plug. Replace if necessary. 
 
6.  Remove engine shroud and clean cooling fins. 
 
NOTE: Consult specific engine owner’s manual for 
the above steps 2-6. 
 

1.  Perform all of the monthly maintenance items. 
 
2.   Have engine serviced by authorized service  
      center. Including emissions check. 
 
Keep a log book of all maintenance and repairs 
performed on your machine.