Do not put a new machine straight into heavy-duty work - first complete a full inspection and setup. Check that the machine, remote controller and accessories are all complete, and look for any transport-loosened screws, tracks or blades. Fill in fuel and engine oil of the correct grade; never start the machine without oil. First do a low-speed trial run on flat ground, testing forward, steering, blade on/off and remote signal stability, and get familiar with every control button.
Only move on to complex slope work after the trial run. Compared with some competitors, many brands give no setup guidance for new machines, so users heading straight up a slope easily run into failures. MAIDEEN machines already pass basic factory inspection, and we provide detailed operation instructions; if you run into setup questions, our technicians can guide you remotely. Also, new machines have a break-in period: avoid full-load land clearing for the first 20 hours and change the break-in oil on time. This effectively lowers later failure rates and extends overall machine life.
