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Check that the brake fluid is between the maximum and minimum marks.
If the brakes are operated by means of a hydraulic system, the brake fluid level must be checked periodically, keeping it between the minimum and maximum marks. In addition, this fluid must be changed when indicated by the manufacturer.
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Replace the brake fluid every two months.
Check that the brake fluid is between the maximum and minimum marks.
Drain the brake fluid from the brake chambers.
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