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Haulotte HTL4017 Operator's Manual

Haulotte HTL4017 Operator's Manual (195 pages)

TELESCOPIC HANDLERS

Brand: Haulotte | Category: Air Handlers | Size: 15 MB

Table of Contents

Summary
3
Introduction
5
General Precautions
7
Hazard Classification
7
Symbols Used
7
Label Colors
8
Operation Safety
9
Tip-Over Hazards
9
Electrical Hazards
12
Travel Hazards
13
Mechanical Attachment Locking Devices
14
Load Falling Hazards
14
Driving Hazards on Slopes
15
Pinching and Crushing Hazards
16
Fall Hazards
17
Chemical Hazards
17
Exhaust Fumes
17
Flammable Fuel
17
Hydraulic Fluid
18
The Owner's Responsibility
19
The Employer's Responsibility
19
The Trainer's Responsibility
19
The Operator's Responsibility
20
Inspection and Maintenance
21
Pre-Operation Checks and Inspection
23
Safety Stickers
27
Red Labels
27
Yellow Labels
29
Other Labels
30
Localization: Isometric View
31
J21
31
A46
31
A47
31
A48
31
A49
31
A50
31
A51
31
- Front View
  32
- Left View
  33
J21
33
A27
33
A30
33
A45
33
Right View
34
R I G H T V I E W
34
- Cab View
  35
- View from above
  36
- Rear View
  37
- Table of Contents
  38
- Label Descriptions
  38
Markings Quantity
38
- The Operator's Cab
  40
- Controls
  40
- General View
  40
- Pedals
  42
- Steering Column
  43
- Steering Column Adjustment
  45
- The Operator's Seat
  46
- Heating and Aeration
  47
- Cab Instrument Panel
  48
- Joystick
  51
- Left Keypad
  52
- Anti-Tip System Indicator
  54
- Movements and Modes
  55
- Temporary Suspension of the Anti-Tip System
  55
- Mirrors and Windows
  56
- Cab Door Window
  56
- Rear Window
  56
- Adjusting the Mirrors
  56
- Starting the Engine
  57
- Engine
  57
- Operation
  57
- Operational Checks
  58
- During the Warm-Up Period
  58
- When the Engine Is Running
  58
- Starting the Engine with a Booster Battery
  59
- Normal Engine Operation
  59
- Engine Shut-Down Procedure
  59
- Use with a Load
  60
- Load Liffting Safety
  60
- Before Lifting a Load
  60
- Placing the Load
  61
- Dumping Procedure
  61
- Transporting the Load
  61
- Road Operation
  62
- Disengaging the Load
  62
- Loading and Securing for Transport
  63
- Approved Attachments
  65
- Unapproved Attachments
  65
- Telehandler/Attachment/Fork Capacities
  66
- Using the Capacity Chart with Forks
  66
- HTL 4017 Load Capacity Chart
  68
- HTL 4014 Load Capacity Chart
  68
- Attachment Installation
  70
- Component Descriptions
  70
- Mechanical Attachment Locking Device
  71
- Adjusting/Moving Forks
  71
- Bucket
  72
- Equipment Damage Precautions
  72
- Emergency Procedure
  73
- Hauling a Broken-Down Vehicle
  73
- Releasing the Axle Brake for Towing
  74
- Parking Brake Deactivation
  74
- Parking Brake Reactivation
  75
- Manual Boom Lowering
  76
- Emergency Boom Lowering
  76
- Cab Emergency Exit
  78
- Technical Specifications
  79
- Main Characteristics
  79
- Overall Dimensions
  82
- General Diagram
  82
- Work Area
  85
- Noise Emission Level
  86
- Telehandler Vibration
  86
- Lubrication and Maintenance
  87
- Maintenance Guidelines
  87
- Maintenance Instructions
  88
- Repairs and Adjustments
  89
- Lubrication and Maintenance Schedule
  90
- Description of the Components
  93
- General Programme
  95
- Detailed Programme
  99
- 500H or 6 Months Service
  100
- 1000 H or 12 Months Service
  102
- 1500H or 18 Months Service
  104
- 2000H Service
  106
- 2500H Service
  108
- 3000H Service
  110
- 3500H Service
  112
- 4000H Service
  114
- 4500H Service
  116
- 5000H Service
  118
- 5500H Service
  120
- 6000H Service
  122
- 6500H Service
  124
- 7000H Service
  126
- 7500H Service
  128
- 8000H Service
  130
- 8500H Service
  132
- 9000H Service
  134
- 9500H Service
  136
- 10000H Service
  138
- 10500H Service
  140
- 11000H Service
  142
- 11500H Service
  144
- 12000H Service
  146
- Every Day or Every 10 Hours of Operation
  148
- General Checks
  148
- Anti-Tip Device
  148
- Diesel Circuit
  149
- Cooling System
  149
- Air Filter
  149
- Internal Combustion Engine
  150
- Hydraulic Circuit
  151
- After the First 50 Hours of Operation
  152
- Chain Tension Check and Adjustment
  152
- Every 50 Hours of Operation
  153
- Every 100 Hours of Operation
  154
- Tires
  154
- Lubricating the Front Axles
  155
- Lubricating the Rear Axles
  156
- Every 250 Hours of Operation
  157
- Travel Axles
  157
- Battery
  157
- Every 500 Hours of Operation
  158
- Lubricating the Suspension and the Driver Seat Rails
  158
- Checking the Level of the Front Axle
  160
- Checking the Level of the Rear Axle
  161
- Checking the Level of the Epicycloidal Reducers
  161
- Every 1000 Hours of Operation
  162
- Chain Wear
  162
- Changing the Diesel Filter/Pre-Filter
  162
- Primary Air Filter
  163
- Equipment Hydraulic Circuit
  164
- Transmission Hydraulic Circuit
  164
- Every 1500 Hours of Operation
  165
- Draining the Front Axle
  166
- Draining the Rear Axle
  167
- Every 2000 Hours of Operation (or Every 2 Years)
  168
- Draining the Epicycloidal Reducers
  168
- Lubricants and Equivalents
  172
- Electric Circuit
  174
- Fuses and Relays
  174
- Operating Incidents
  175
- Procedure
  177
- Electrical Diagram
  183
- Hydraulic Diagram
  193

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