Still Truck R 08-20

DANGER! Increased risk of accident as a result of a failure of the brake system! Never operate the truck when the brake fluid level is low. Immediately fill the brake fluid reservoir and check the brake system for leaks.

NOTE: A brake fluid indicator is fitted and will indicate when the brake fluid level is too low. However it is advisable to check the brake fluid level every 1000 operating hours.

Remove the cover of the brake fluid reservoir between the seats

Unscrew the filler cap and make sure that the level reaches the maximum mark (1). The level must never drop below the minimum mark (2)

Fill up brake fluid as required and in accordance with the lubrication table

Sign off on the brake fluid level check

DANGER! Increased risk of accident as a result of defective brake system!

Never drive a truck with a defective brake system

If the brake system is defective, park the truck securely and immediately inform a superior or responsible fleet manager so that they can have the defect rectified

DANGER! Increased risk of accident as a result of a failure of the brake system!

Never operate the truck when the brake fluid level is low

Immediately fill the brake fluid reservoir and check the brake system for leaks

Check the brake pipes for corrosion and damage and check for leaks

Check the main cylinder for leaks

Check the front brake callipers for leaks

Warning: Ensure the engine is off and cool before starting the procedure

Breather filter pulled out and disposed

Sign off on the filter replacement

DANGER! Risk of fatal electrical shock!

– Never wear watches or jewellery when working on a battery

– Never place metallic objects on the battery

– Never touch uninsulated cables

– Always wear a proper personal protection suit

1. Ensure that there are no cracked cells, deformed plates or that the electrolyte has evaporated

2. Check the condition of the connections and that they are securely positioned

Remove and dispose of both breather filters