After Sales

Tips

• Radio volume control

  To adjust the sound you must set the volume of the radio to 60% and  use the selector control switch 

  - Premium-Line Selector Switch

   

  01	MULTIFUNCTION DISPLAY * Indicates the volume level of the cabin, saloon, microphone in the cabin and the microphone in the saloon. * Scale from 0 to 9
  02	MICROPHONE FUNCTION * When activated, it enables the microphone in the cabin and in the saloon simultaneously. * The volume control of the microphone is independent in the cabin, in the saloon and also  in other sound sources. * Selecting the microphone will only be undone by pressing the Mic key again.
  03	FUNCTION CD 2 * Select the CD 2 sound source for the cabin or saloon.
  04	ON-OFF / VOLUME * To turn it on or off press it and hold it for one second. * Turn clockwise or counterclockwise to turn the volume up or down.
  05	CABIN COMMAND * When activated, selects the sound sources and adjusts the volume only in the driver's cabin.
  06	SALOON COMMAND * When activated, selects the sound sources and adjusts the volume only for the room. * After being activated, if no function is performed after 3 seconds, the command returns to the driver's cabin.
  07	DVD FUNCTION * When activated, it enables the DVD sound for the cabin or saloon. * When it is activated for the saloon it turns the video screens on. Press again to turn off the screens, but the audio is still selected (mp3 function). If it is pressed again, the screens will turn on again. * This function of the screens is valid only for the saloon.
  08	CD 1 FUNCTION * Select the CD 1 sound source for the cabin or saloon.

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• Retightening

  Observe the periods indicated in the manual and retighten the screws and nuts of the various supports and components of the bus body.
  The torque of the bolts and nuts of the main items are indicated on the retighten table. The screws, nuts, clamps and connections not listed on the retighten table must be checked  and, if necessary, they must be retightened.

  RETIGHTEN TABLE - TABLE 3

  RETIGHTEN NOMENCLATURE

  Thread        Torque (kgfm)

  M6              2 

  M10            4

  M12            8

  M14            10

  RETIGHTEN PLAN        ASSEMBLY

  Aluminum Flooring

  Windshield Wiper Blades

  Handlebar Hooks

  Pantographic Door and Hinges Mechanism

  Hatch door mechanism

  Air intake mechanism

  Seats and luggage rack

  Doors

  Door Actuation Mechanism

  Partition wall/balusters

  Battery Cable Connections

  Front Grid

  Itinerary and Sun Visor

  Bumpers

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• Lubrication table

  LUBRICATION PLAN

  LUBRICATION ITEMS                          TYPE OF LUBRICANT                          ASSEMBLY

  Articulation of driver's seat	Oil
  Windshield Wipers	Oil
  Front Grid	Oil
  Pantographic Door and Hinges Mechanism	Oil
  Hatch door mechanism	Oil
  Door Actuation Mechanism	Oil
  Inside of the External Lock	Graphite
  Door handles in general, internal and external	Oil
  Battery Cables Connections	Grease
  Windows glasses slide	Graphite
  Tow hitch	Grease
  Air Intake Mechanism	Oil
  Mechanism of Saloon Seats	Grease

   

  LUBRICANT TABLE - TABLE 2

  LUBRICANT (TYPE) -     LUBRICANT NAME

  OIL                                  SAE 90W 140 API GL5 EP

  GREASE                         Calcium or lithium based grease NGLI/II

  GRAPHITE POWDER     For systems that require dry lubrication

  Recommended brands:

  CHEVRON: MARFAK MP2 (lithium-based)

  IPIRANGA: ISA-FAX (calcium base)

  IPIRANGA: ISA-CASSI 2 (calcium base)

  The GREASE mentioned has also a sealing function. If the recommended brands are not available use only greases with characteristics similar to those indicated.

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• Sanitary system

  Click here and get to know Volare's sanitary system

   

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• Diesel and Arla 32 Supply

  Take the necessary precautions to ensure that the S50 / S10 and Arla 32 Diesel are supplied in their respective tanks as the inversion of the fluids contaminates and damages the components of both systems generating faults and stopping the vehicle.
  Damage caused by contamination of fluids is not covered by warranty and repair costs are quite high, be aware when refueling!

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• Tyre Care

  It is extremely important that tyre preventive maintenance is carried out in order to guarantee tyre efficiency, safety and durability:

  Preventive Maintenance	Interval	Lack of maintenance consequence
  Geometry/ Alignment	every 10.000 km	Premature and/or uneven wear and tear on the tyre's inner or outer sides (wear and tear mostly on one side of the tyre).
  Tyre rotation	every 10.000 km	Irregular tyre wear and tear, ripples, protrusions and "scales" (sawtooth).
  Calibrating tyres	weekly	Premature and/or irregular wear of tyres, ripples, cracks, breakage of fabrics, items resulting from low pressure and/or excessive tyre pressure.

   

  Damage caused by lack of maintenance are not covered by warranty and new tyres can be quite pricey. Take good care of  your vehicle's tyres.

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• Air conditioning cleaning

  The cleaning of the air ducts should be carried out periodically. The cleaning frequency can be reduced depending on the use of the air conditioning system, the number of people transported and the aggressiveness of the vehicle's environment.

  The cleaning of the air return filter located in the aisle of the vehicle and the condenser coil located on the outside of the vehicle shall be carried out by the owner on a weekly basis. Failure to do so is considered negligence and voids the warranty as it may cause internal damage to the air conditioner compressor and other system components.

  Item	Interval	Lack of maintenance consequences
  AC Conderser cleaning	Weekly	Compressor breakage caused by air conditioning liquid return
  Cleaning of air ducts	Quarterly or less (depending on application)	Bad smell when using the air conditioning

  The consequences of lack of maintenance are not covered by warranty and the costs of the repair are quite high, so carry out the periodic maintenance indicated in the maintenance plans.

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• Unblocking the axle air vent breather

  Checking and/or cleaning of the axle air vent breather must be carried out weekly and it is the responsibility of the owner. Depending on the type of application the vent may become soiled and clogged and this type of obstruction generates an increase in internal pressure that can cause oil leakage in the seals and retainers.

  Leaks resulting from lack of maintenance are not covered by warranty and repair costs can be quite high, so carry out periodic checks.

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