3. Maintenance Manual 3-7 Maintenance 3.1.2 Precautions for maintenance 1. Preparations for maintenance items (a) Operators should wear safety shoes, gloves, goggles, etc. (b) Ensure that the site is clean and well-ventilated with tools and instruments placed in order and the fire extinguishers provided. (c) Check the safety conditions of instruments and equipment for operation, such as lifter, jack etc. (d) Check the safe driving conditions to ensure smooth maintenance. 2. Precautions during maintenance (a) Before driving the vehicle into the lifter rack, ensure that enough clearance between the bottom and two sides of the vehicle and the lifter rack is available for avoidance of scratches.
(b) Before lifting the vehicle, ensure that the vehicle weight does not exceed the nominal load capacity of the lifter. (c) Always select the correct lifting point during lifting. (d) During lifting, always pay attention to the lifting situation of the vehicle to prevent the lifting from being uneven and causing a collision. (e) The operator must observe all safety regulations and operation rules during maintenance. (f) Always replace parts with original accessories provided or approved by the authorized service center of VOYAH to ensure the safety and performance of the vehicle. (g) Check the operation of the horns and turn signal lamps.
(h) Check the operation of the front and rear wipers and washers, and the washer fluid level. (i) Check the operation of the door lock. (j) Check whether the functions of the interior and exterior rearview mirrors are normal. (k) Check the clarity of vehicle license plates. (l) Check the coolant level. (m) Check the operation of the steering gear. (n) Check brake pedal travel and brake fluid level. (o) Check tire pressure and wear. (p) Check whether the engine hood locking mechanism works properly. 3.
Post-maintenance precautions (a) Upon completion of maintenance, it is required to determine necessity of test run inspection based on maintenance items, especially inspection on the electric drive system, brake system and passenger protection system. (b) The vehicle can be delivered to the customer only when DTCs stored in the ECU have been eliminated. 4. Planned items (a) The planned maintenance interval and the maintenance interval of each component depends on the odometer and time interval, whichever comes first; see the maintenance interval chart for specific intervals. (b) Pay special attention on some parts during maintenance.
In case of aging or damage of a hose, please replace it immediately (aging of the rubber hose will occur as time goes on, thus causing ballooning, interference or cracks). VOYAH FREE