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- Page 2 The editing of the text, the illustrations, and the layout was realized by “Cormidi s.r.l.” The information and technical data were provided, checked and validated by the Cormidi Technical Office. The illustrations and technical data in- cluded in this manual are not binding: the manufacturer reserves the right to carry out modifications to the product without notice.
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Page 4: Foreword
In any case, remember that for additional information you can always contact your representative/dealer, or you can contact us directly via telephone or email at info@cormidi.com. If you have any doubts, it is better to ask rather than to pro- ceed on your own. -
Page 5: General Information
1 General information ENERAL INFORMATION ARRANTY Your vehicle is guaranteed for 24 months from the date of its delivery and in- cludes the replacement of parts that may be, in the opinion of our Technical Of- fice, affected by construction defects. All components not constructed by the manufacturer, the parts used in the ground and the faults caused incompetence or carelessness, as well as consuma- bles, labour and travel expenses, are excluded from the guarantee. -
Page 6: Purpose Of The Manual
1 General information URPOSE OF THE ANUAL This manual has been drawn up by the manufacturer and is an integral part of the vehicle: it was written in Italian, the native language of the manufacturer in ac- cordance with section 1.7.4 of directive 2006/42/EC. The information contained herein is addressed to expert operators, with specific knowledge and competence in the field of use. -
Page 7: Description Of The Vehicle
1 General information ESCRIPTION OF THE VEHICLE The Series CMF Minitransporters are compact tracked vehicles that are equipped with equipment such as: dumper, self-loading equipment, cement mixer, mini- loader, designed and manufactured for the exclusive use of transporting inert ma- terials. - Page 8 1 General information PROHIBITED: It is strictly forbidden to use this vehicle to tow other vehicles, vehicles, and/or devices, not even temporarily or in an emergency situation. The vehicle is a tool for work: always observe the national regulations, especially those relative to safety at the place of work.
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Page 9: Vehicle And Manufacturer
1 General information DANGER: While working always be sure that the terrain has the required consistency and avoid working on the edge of embankments, ditches, or ra- vines or on excessively steep or uneven terrain. When putting away the vehicle take all precautions so that it cannot be moved or turned on by incompetent or incapable persons. -
Page 10: Safety Devices
1 General information AFETY EVICES 1.6.1 Blocking the Footrest WARNING: always use the drive footrest in the open position during opera- tion, to prevent risks. Close the footrest only after use. - Do not use the footrest in dangerous conditions, - Use the footrest only on a levelled and paved floor fig. - Page 11 1 General information Special stickers were made with signals and descriptions associated with picto- grams to give higher importance to possible dangers, in accordance with standard UNI 9244-95 (E). PROHIBITED: it is strictly prohibited to remove the stickers and the safety plates with which the vehicle is equipped: immediately replace deteriorated and/or illegi- ble ones.
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Page 12: Hot Surfaces
1 General information 1.8.1 Hot Surfaces Invites caution in that there is a risk of burning because of the nearness to the hot surface. 1.8.2 Safety Distance Plate that warns of the serious danger of coming near and standing within the field of action of the 33 Ft vehicle as there is an imminent risk of danger. -
Page 13: Maximum Slopes
1 General information Wear protective gloves of the prescribed type; Read the manual before turning the vehicle on for the first time, each time an operator is changed, and in any case of doubt as to how the vehicle operates; ... -
Page 14: 1.8.10 Other Signs
1 General information 1.8.10 Other signs The plate on the right (fig. 12-a) indicates that it is necessary to read the documentation before any intervention, to avoid technical problems (e.g. Manual attached to the engine). The plate on the right (fig. 12-b) indicates that you should read the use and maintenance man- ual before using the devices near this label, to avoid problems. -
Page 15: Hydraulic Outlets
1 General information 1.10 H YDRAULIC OUTLETS Plate that shows how to use the hydraulic outlets and how they are connected to the control levers on the dashboard. The number of levers may vary depending on the version (Spec 0; Spec 1; Spec 2; Spec 3;), therefore your vehicle may be different from the one shown in the fig- ure. -
Page 16: Technical Data And S
1 General information Measured sound pressure level at ear Lpa= on arms: on body: red pressure pres- sure pres- sure 1.11 T ECHNICAL ATA AND... - Page 17 Command OMMAND...
- Page 18 Command NALOGUE DIGITAL DASHBOARD...
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Page 19: Commands
Command LECTRICAL START Put the battery cut-off device in position "2" (see fig. 11). fig. 6 – start-up Turn the key to position “1” (stable) to turn on the panel and thus the ana- logue-digital dashboard. Turn the key to position (unstable) to activate the pre-heating unit. -
Page 20: Left Lever
Command EVER fig. 9 – Left lever IGHT EVER fig. 10 – Right lever... -
Page 21: Horn And Battery Cut
Command ORN AND BATTERY CUT OFF LEVER fig. 11 – Horn button (top) - Disconnect battery (bottom) -
Page 22: Brake And Accelerator Control
Command RAKE AND CCELERATOR CONTROL WARNING: The activation of the brake may be delayed by max. 10 seconds after pressing the key shown above. fig. 12 – Parking brake (top) - Accelerator (bottom) WARNING: Whenever the operator turns off the engine and/or moves away from the minidumper he/she must insert the parking brake;... -
Page 23: Power Regulator
Command OWER REGULATOR fig. 13 – Power regulator... -
Page 24: Quick Attach And Release System
Command UICK ATTACH AND RELEASE SYSTEM fig. 14 – Representation of the quick attach and release system of the tools WARNING: When the "quick attach" system is used, make sure that the vehi- cle is on a flat, clean and stable surface and that there is not dirt that may prevent the mechanism from working perfectly;... - Page 25 fig. 14 b – quick attach couplings WARNING: The coupling may be hard to make; clean the area thoroughly, unload the levers as shown above and try again (see fig. 14 b)
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Page 26: Instructions For Use
Instructions for use NSTRUCTIONS FOR USE IRST READ CAREFULLY: before using the vehicle you must read all of the instructions in this manual and the use and maintenance manual of the engine installed on your vehicle scrupulously. Furthermore, always keep it attached to the vehicle. fig. -
Page 27: Engine Start - Up
Instructions for use READ CAREFULLY: Read the use and maintenance manual of the engine in- stalled on your vehicle carefully and follow the instructions prescribed for its own breaking-in period. After the first 20 hours of operation, check the level of the hydraulic oil. ... -
Page 28: Driving The Vehicle
Instructions for use Unscrew the plug slowly. Pour the fuel into the tank slowly. Close the plug again tightly. Immediately dry any fuel leakage. Do not refuel when the vehicle is hot. WARNING: Do not refuel when the vehicle is hot, wait 2 hours after turning off the engine before refuelling. -
Page 29: Driving Position
Instructions for use this may also cause it to shut down. In this case, slowly release the drive com- mand lever, adjusting the speed to a level that does not cause an overload of the propeller. Since the vehicle is equipped with a hydrostatic transmission, it is not necessary for the ro- tations of the engine to be at maximum for movements. -
Page 30: Forward Gear
Instructions for use Forward Gear 3.5.2 To allow the vehicle to move forwards both drive levers must be activated simul- taneously by pushing them forward. (see pag.18). Avoid going downhill in forward gear, refer to the paragraph: “Travelling on slopes”. 3.5.3 Reverse Gear To allow the vehicle to reverse you must activate both drive levers, pulling them... -
Page 31: Travelling Downs
Instructions for use because, otherwise, cavitation problems may occur and the "engine-brake" effect would be missing (hydraulic engines are driven by the slope and they work as a pump): if the vehicle increases its speed "alone", release the drive levers. DANGER: Do not use the vehicle on a slope with an irregular surface. -
Page 32: Movement During Operation
Instructions for use Steering is determined by the slowing of the speed of one track with respect to the other. Consequently, the speed and the degree of steering are proportional to the intensity of the release and of the pressure you apply to each lever. Movement during operation 3.5.1 During operation the vehicle may be subject to a drop in the number of rotations... -
Page 33: Counter-Rotation
Instructions for use The example in (fig. 18 b), shows how the engine loses speed when the bucket is operating; the opera- tor maintains the rpm at max-80 by means of the potentiometer (figure 18 c). By using this com- mand, it is possible to operate with an engine speed that is suita- ble for the load. -
Page 34: I F The Battery Is Dead
Instructions for use To make a counter-clockwise counter-rotation (in the oppo- site direction of the hands of a clock) you must push the right- hand lever forward and pull the left-hand lever back. fig. 20 – Counterclockwise counter-rotation Using the counter-rotation manoeuvre often reduces the duration of the rubber tracks, especially if you do it on rough surfaces. -
Page 35: Connection Of The Start
Instructions for use To disconnect, start with the nega- To connect, start with the posi- tive pole (1) tive pole (1) 3.6.2 Connection of the start-up cables 1. Turn the start-up switches on both vehicles to OFF. 2. Connect the terminal of the red start-up cable (A) to the positive terminal of the battery on the vehicle that has broken down. -
Page 36: Battery Charge
Instructions for use (B) from the engine block of the broken vehicle. 2. Remove the clamp of the black start-up cable (B) from the negative pole of the battery of the broken vehicle. 3. Remove the clamp of the red start-up cable (A) from the positive terminal of the battery on the BS = battery of working vehicle working vehicle. -
Page 37: Using The Parking Brake
Instructions for use or move it. In the models which are equipped with one, always take out the start-up key and disconnect the battery. Before stopping the vehicle, it is preferable to position yourself on a flat paved surface, or on a flat and compact ground. -Using the accelerator lever, bring the engine down to its minimum number of rotations. -
Page 38: Transport
Instructions for use READ CAREFULLY: Read the user’s instructions carefully for all accessories and/or tools that have been installed on your vehicle. Always refer to the man- ual which was provided with them and always keep it attached to this manual. RANSPORT WARNING: During transport, always level the vehicle to prevent oil or other liquids from spilling. -
Page 39: Towing
Instructions for use 3.10 T OWING The vehicle is equipped with a hook, located in the lower front part of the under- carriage; should it be necessary to tie/tow the vehicle take care to empty the body, or free from any excessive weight placed on the vehicle and minimize the weight to be towed. -
Page 40: Stowing
Check the marking on the stowing accessory and acknowledge its LC If there is no marking on the accessory, or if it is damaged, do not use it. WARNING: If you use other stowing methods, Cormidi does not guarantee the stowing of the vehicle. -
Page 41: Storage
When stowing the vehicle, respect the angles indicated in the table (fig.26) provided by the manufacturer. Secure the vehicle to the floor of the means of transport by using the Cormidi ap- proved chain (Cod. C0260.00.3) which can be purchased from authorized Cormidi dealers, connecting it to the points shown in figure 26. -
Page 42: Maintenance
Maintenance Remove the start-up key and keep it in a safe place. When putting the vehicle back into service: Grease all points listed in the specific chapter; Recharge the battery and reconnect it correctly; Insert the battery cut-off lever; ... - Page 43 WARNING: The maintenance is to be performed by a service centre author- ized or approved by Cormidi, after the maintenance ask them to issue the re- ceipt which will need to be kept for the purposes of continuity of the war-...
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Page 44: Engine
Maintenance NGINE READ CAREFULLY: the instructions and the mode of use for the engine found in the specific manual attached. The vehicle that has been delivered to you may be equipped with a different en- gine for specific needs and/or markets. A correct maintenance is the best way to keep the engine of your vehicle so that it is always working at its highest efficiency and this will allow you to maintain low operation costs. - Page 45 Maintenance 4.2.1 Check and if necessary add liquid to the radiator Check the level of liquid in the radiator daily in order not to operate with the engine at a high temperature WARNING: Do not open the cap without waiting two hours after turning the vehicle off;...
- Page 46 Maintenance 4.2.1 Check the proper operation of the glow plugs It is certainly very important to check that the spark plugs in the vehicle, with diesel mo- tor, are efficient and fully functional. To do this, proceed as follows: Turn the key to position for 10 seconds ...
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Page 47: Dual Cartridge Air Filter
Maintenance 4.2.2 Dual cartridge air filter Your vehicle may be equipped with a special dual cartridge air filter, which increases and improves the filtering power. fig. 26 - Dual cartridge air filter fig. 27– Exploded diagram of air filter Open the engine bonnet “A”... -
Page 48: Hydraulic Circuit
Maintenance YDRAULIC CIRCUIT 4.3.1 Hydraulic Oil OBLIGATION: Do not dispose of the oil into the environment; follow the regulations in force. 4.3.2 Check Temperature DANGER: The hydraulic oil can reach high temperatures, especially after a day of work: avoid replacing the oil when it is hot to avoid the risk of burn- ing yourself. -
Page 49: 4.3.2 Restore Level
Maintenance 4.3.2 Restore Level Unscrew the cap “1” Restore the level adding specific oil into the open- ing “2” Replace the cap “1” Briefly operate the drive and command levers; Stop the engine and check that the oil level is at ¾ of the level gauge re- peat the process. -
Page 50: Replacement
Maintenance 4.4.2 Replacement DANGER: Never work with the vehicle raised on a jack or suspended, rather always place it upon suitable trestles that can maintain the weight of the ve- hicle before starting work. To replace the tracks proceed as fol- lows: ... -
Page 51: Greasing
Maintenance 4.5 G REASING 4.5.1 Grease all the points indicated. Grease all the greasing points, using a special greaser. Also, grease the drive lever using a can of spray grease. fig. 32 – Greasing points. 4.6 R ECOMMENDED UBRICANTS DANGER: before lubricating the vehicle, make sure you have: turned off the en- gine, activated the parking brake, put the vehicle on a flat surface and on stable and solid ground. -
Page 52: Inconveniences And Faults
Inconveniences and Faults NCONVENIENCES AND AULTS Inconvenience Cause Solution Excessive oil level. Restore the level Overheated oil. Turn off the vehicle and let it cool down Hydraulic oil is leaking. Have the vehicle checked by a mechanic with specific com- fault in the hydraulic circuits. -
Page 53: Table Of Contents
Attachment ............ 25 NGINE TART ............. 25 EFUELLING ..........26 RIVING THE VEHICLE UMMARY ..........27 3.5.1 RIVING OSITION ..........28 3.5.2 ORWARD ..........28 3.5.3 EVERSE ........28 3.5.4 RAVELLING UP LOPES FOREWORD ................2 ....... 29 3.5.5 RAVELLING DOWN LOPES ........ - Page 54 Attachment Note_________________________________________________________...
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