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FORST ST6D42 Operator And Maintenance Manual

FORST ST6D42 Operator And Maintenance Manual (138 pages)

Brand: FORST | Category: Chipper | Size: 11 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
Preface
12
Chapter 1: Machine Overview

17
- Figure 38 - Feed Roller Controls
  17
- Figure 6 - Feed Roller Controls
  17
- Intended Use
  18
- Table 1 - Technical Data
  19
- Technical Data
  19
- Exterior Components
  20
- Figure 1 - Exterior Components, Right-Hand Side
  20
- Figure 2 - Exterior Components, Left-Hand Side
  21
- Engine Compartment Overview
  22
- Figure 3 - Left-Hand Side Engine Components
  22
- Figure 4 - Right-Hand Side Engine Components
  23
- Chipping Chamber Overview
  24
- Figure 5 - Chipping Chamber
  24
- Autointelligence System
  25
- Feed Roller Controls
  26
- Control Panel
  27
- Figure 7 - Control Panel
  27
- Emergency Stop Buttons
  28
- Figure 8 - Emergency Stop Button
  28
- Control Screen
  29
  - Button Functions
    30
  - Figure 9 - Button Functions
    30
  - Navigation
    31
  - Figure 10 - Screen Navigation
    31
  - Home Screen
    32
  - Figure 11 - Home Screen
    32
  - Sensors and DPF
    33
  - Figure 12 - Sensors and DPF Screen
    33
  - Machine Information
    34
  - Figure 13 - Machine Information Screen
    34
  - Active Engine Codes (DM1)
    35
  - Figure 14 - Fault Screen DM1
    35
  - Historic Engine Codes (DM2)
    36
  - Figure 15 - Fault Screen DM2
    36
  - Settings
    37
  - Figure 16 - Settings Screen
    37
  - Alarm Splash Screen
    38
  - Figure 17 - Alarm Screen
    38
- Figure 18 - Ignition Switch
  39
- Ignition Switch
  39
- Figure 19 - Manufacturer's Statutory Plate
  40
- Manufacturer's Statutory Plate
  40
- Figure 20 - Vehicle Identification Number
  41
- Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Plate
  41
Chapter 2: Safety Instructions

43
- Safe Working
  44
- General Safety
  48
- Noise Test Information
  49
- Figure 21 - Test Results
  49
- Decals
  50
Chapter 3: Transportation and Storage

53
- Connecting to the Tow Vehicle
  54
- Figure 22 - Breakaway Cable
  54
- Figure 23 - Breakaway Cable Guide
  54
- Figure 24 - Tow Hitch Handle
  55
- Figure 25 - Tow Hitch Wear Indicator
  56
- Towing the Machine
  57
- Figure 26 - Tow Position
  57
- Disconnecting from the Tow Vehicle
  58
- Machine Lifting
  59
- Figure 27 - Lifting Eye
  59
- Removing the Discharge Chute
  60
- Figure 28 - Chute Front Rotation Clamp
  60
- Figure 29 - Remove Clamp and Nut
  61
- Figure 30 - Loosen the Rear Clamp
  61
- Figure 31 - Remove Chute
  62
- Storage
  63
  - Preparing the Machine for Storage
    63
  - Put into Storage
    63
  - During Storage
    63
  - Take out of Storage
    64
Chapter 4: Operation

65
Chapter 5: Maintenance

79
- Table 6 - Oils, Fluids and Lubricants
  80
- Table 8 - Tools and Accessories
  80
- Routine Maintenance
  81
- Daily Checks
  83
- Table 3 - Daily Checks
  83
- Table 4 - Weekly Checks
  85
- Weekly Maintenance Checks
  85
- Engine Maintenance
  87
- Routine Cleaning
  87
  - Pressure Washing
    87
- Aftertreatment System
  88
  - Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF)
    88
  - DPF Regeneration
    88
  - Figure 47 - DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter)
    88
  - Stage V DPF Regeneration
    89
  - DPF Regeneration Methods
    90
  - DPF Regeneration Lamp and Switch
    91
  - Figure 48 - HEST Lamp
    91
  - Figure 49 - DPF Regeneration Lamp
    91
  - Regeneration Mode During Operation (Passive and Active Regeneration)
    92
  - Manual Regeneration Mode (Forced Regeneration)
    92
  - Conditions for Forced Regeneration
    92
  - Removal
    92
    
    Removing Ash and Cleaning the DPF
    93
  - Opening the Bonnet
    94
  - Figure 50 - Bonnet
    94
  - Opening the Chipping Chamber Cover
    95
  - Figure 51 - Rotate the Discharge Chute
    95
  - Figure 52 - Chipping Chamber Cover Bolts
    95
  - Figure 53 - Open Chipping Chamber Cover
    96
  - Removing the Panel
    97
  - Figure 54 - Remove Bolts
    97
  - Figure 55 - Remove Side Panel
    97
  - Changing the Blades
    98
  - Figure 56 - Pushing the Flywheel Away from You
    98
  - Figure 57 - Pulling the Flywheel Towards You
    98
  - Figure 58 - Flywheel Locking Tool
    99
  - Figure 59 - Installing the Flywheel Locking Tool
    99
  - Figure 60 - Blade Removal
    100
  - Figure 61 - Correct Position of the Back Edge of the Blade
    101
  - About Blade Sharpening
    102
  - Figure 62 - Blade Sharpening Wear Limit: 80Mm to 60Mm
    102
  - Table 5 - Shim Part Numbers
    102
  - Figure 63 - Blade Gaps
    103
  - Turning or Replacing the Main Anvil
    104
  - Figure 64 - Anvil Clamp Position
    104
  - Figure 65 - Slide Hammer
    104
  - Figure 66 - Anvil Removed
    105
  - Figure 67 - Anvil Seat
    105
  - Figure 68 - Anvil Tight to the Bedplate
    106
  - Figure 69 - Anvil in Vertical Seat
    106
  - Adjusting the Main Belt Tension
    107
  - Figure 70 - Main Belt Tensioner
    107
  - Figure 71 - Correct Main Belt Tension
    108
  - Figure 72 - Adjust Tension
    108
  - Hydraulic Oil Filter
    110
  - Figure 73 - Hydraulic Oil Filter
    110
  - Changing the Hydraulic Filter
    111
  - Figure 74 - Lifting Tab
    111
  - Draining the Hydraulic Oil
    112
  - Battery
    113
    
    First Aid
    113
    
    Going into Long Term Storage
    113
    
    Replacing the Battery
    114
    
    Figure 75 - Battery Terminals
    114
    
    Charging the Battery
    115
    
    Jump Starting the Battery
    116
    
    Figure 76 - Jump Start
    116
  - Oils, Fluids and Lubricants
    117
  - Fastener Tightening Torques
    118
  - Table 7 - Torque Settings
    118
  - Tools and Accessories
    119
  - Running Gear - Hitch & Axle
    120
  - Figure 77 - Wheel Drum Internal Diameter
    120
  - Service Schedule
    121
  - Table 9 - Service Schedule
    121
Chapter 6: Troubleshooting

123
- The Engine Doesn't Crank
  124
- The Engine Cranks but Doesn't Fire
  124
- The Display Screen Is Blank
  125
- The Feed Rollers Are Not Turning
  125
- The Woodchipper Suddenly Stops Running
  127
- The Woodchipper Is Struggling to Chip Wood
  127
- Hydraulic Oil Is Leaking
  128
- The Tyres Are Wearing Unevenly
  128
- Hydraulics Schematic
  129
- Förstassist
  130
- Warranty
  131
  - Warranty Statement
    131

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