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jcb 426 Operator's Manual

jcb 426 Operator's Manual (226 pages)

Brand: jcb | Category: Front End Loaders | Size: 10 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
Contents

11
Safety Notices

11
- Important Information
  11
  - Safety Warnings
    11
Introduction

13
- About this Manual
  13
  - Machine Model and Serial Number
    13
  - Using this Manual
    13
  - Left Side, Right Side
    13
  - Cab/Canopy
    13
  - Cross References
    13
- Machine Description
  14
  - The JCB Wheeled Loader
    14
  - Intended Use
    14
  - Component Location
    14
- Safety Check List
  16
  - Safety - Yours and Others
    16
  - General Safety
    16
  - Operating Safety
    18
  - Maintenance Safety
    21
- Safety Labels
  26
  - Introduction
    26
  - Safety Label Identification
    27
  - Part Numbers and Descriptions
    28
- Identifying Your Machine
  30
  - Machine Identification Plate
    30
  - Component Identification Plates
    31
- Machine Security
  32
Operation

33
- Introduction
  33
- Before Entering the Cab
  34
- Entering and Leaving the Cab
  35
  - Emergency Exit
    36
  - Glazing Breaker (if Fitted)
    36
- Doors and Windows
  37
- Seat Controls
  38
  - Introduction
    38
  - Suspension Seat (Type 1)
    38
  - Air Suspension Seat
    39
  - Console Arm Rest
    40
- Seat Belt
  41
  - Inertia Reel Seat Belt
    41
- Visibility Aids
  42
  - Mirrors
    42
- Cab Layout
  46
  - Component Key
    46
Contents

48
- Drive Controls, Switches and Instruments
  48
  - Drive Controls
    48
  - Switches
    54
  - Instrument Panel
    60
  - Heater/Air Conditioning Controls
    67
- Operating Levers
  68
  - Introduction
    68
  - Control Layouts
    68
  - Loader Arm Controls
    69
  - Auxiliary Controls
    72
- Safety Equipment
  73
  - Control Lever Locks
    73
  - Fire Extinguisher (if Fitted)
    74
  - Beacon
    75
- Before Starting the Engine
  76
- Starting the Engine
  78
  - Transmission Cold Start Procedure
    78
- Preparing the Machine for Travel
  79
- Getting the Machine Moving
  81
  - Operating Practices
    81
  - Operating Procedure
    82
- Stopping and Parking the Machine
  83
- Working with the Machine
  84
  - Operating Practices and Site Safety
    84
  - Safety Practices
    84
  - Danger Zone
    85
  - Log Moving/Handling
    85
  - Clothing and Safety Equipment
    85
  - Working with a Shovel
    86
  - Working on Slopes
    88
  - Machine Adjustments
    90
  - Object Lifting
    93
- Operating Environment
  95
- Refuelling the Machine
  97
  - Low Fuel Levels
    97
  - Filling the Tank
    97
- Moving a Disabled Machine
  99
  - Introduction
    99
  - Lower the Loader Arms in an Emergency
    99
  - Preparation for Towing
    99
- Transporting the Machine
  101
  - Articulation Lock
    102
- Lifting the Machine
  103
Contents

104
- Storage of the Machine
  104
  - Introduction
    104
  - Storage Area
    104
  - Prepare the Machine for Storage
    104
  - Put the Machine into Storage
    104
  - During Storage
    104
  - Take the Machine out of Storage
    105
Routine Maintenance

107
- Service Requirements
  107
  - Introduction
    107
  - Owner/Operator Support
    107
  - Service/Maintenance Agreements
    107
  - Initial Service and Inspection
    107
  - Fit for Purpose Tests for Lifting Equipment
    108
  - Obtaining Replacement Parts
    108
- Health and Safety
  109
  - Lubricants
    109
  - Battery
    111
- Service Schedules
  113
  - Introduction
    113
  - How to Use the Service Schedules
    113
  - Calendar Equivalents
    113
  - Pre-Start Cold Checks, Service Points and Fluid Levels
    114
  - Functional Test and Final Inspection
    118
- Fluids, Lubricants and Capacities
  120
  - Specifications
    120
  - Coolant Mixtures
    121
  - Anti-Corrosion Additives
    121
  - Types of Fuel
    122
- Tools
  125
  - Toolbox
    125
  - Carrying Tools Onto the Machine
    125
- Prepare the Machine for Maintenance
  126
- Cleaning the Machine
  130
  - Introduction
    130
  - Cleaning the Machine
    131
- Checking for Damage
  132
  - Check the Machine Body and Structure
    132
  - Check the Seat and Seat Belt
    132
  - Check the Tyres
    132
  - Check the Hydraulic Hoses and Fittings
    132
  - Checking the ROPS/FOPS Structure
    133
- Greasing
  134
  - Introduction
    134
  - Preparing the Machine for Greasing
    134
  - Loader Arms and Shovel
    135
  - Centre Pivot, Rear Axle Pivots and Steer Rams
    137
  - Cab Door Hinges
    137
  - Driveshafts
    138
  - Automatic Greasing System (if Fitted)
    139
Contents

143
- Access Panels
  143
  - Rear Grille
    143
  - Heater Door
    143
  - Engine Covers
    144
- Heater and Air Conditioning
  145
- Brakes
  148
  - Park Brake
    148
  - Service Brake
    150
- Electrical System
  151
  - Battery
    151
  - Battery Isolator Switch
    152
  - Jump Starting the Engine
    153
  - Fuses
    154
  - Relays
    157
- Engine
  158
  - Oil and Filter
    158
  - Cooling System
    160
  - Drive Belt
    163
  - Air Filter
    164
- Fuel System
  166
  - Fuel Filter
    166
  - Sedimentor Bowl
    168
  - Bleeding the System
    169
- Hydraulic System
  171
  - Introduction
    171
  - Release the Hydraulic Pressure
    171
  - Oil and Filter
    172
- Transmission
  176
  - Gearbox
    176
  - Front and Rear Axles
    178
  - ZF Axles
    182
- Tyres and Wheels
  188
  - Tyre Inflation
    188
  - Checking the Wheel Nut Torques
    189
- Windscreen Washers
  190
- Fire Extinguisher (if Fitted)
  191
  - Checking the Fire Extinguisher
    191
Optional Attachments

193
- Introduction
  193
- Attachments for Your Machine
  194
- Connecting/Disconnecting Hydraulic Hoses
  195
  - Introduction
    195
  - Connecting the Hydraulic Hoses
    195
  - Disconnecting the Hydraulic Hoses
    196
  - Quick Release Couplings
    197
- Quickhitch Control
  199
  - Introduction
    199
  - Disengage the Attachments
    200
  - Engage the Attachments
    202
- Work Platforms
  204
Contents

205
Specifications

205
- Static Dimensions
  205
  - Turning Circles
    205
- Working Capacity
  212
  - Introduction
    212
- Maximum Travel Speeds
  216
  - Machines with ZF Axles
    216
- Tyre Sizes and Pressures
  217
  - Introduction
    217
  - Specifications
    217
- Noise Data
  218
  - Introduction
    218
  - All Machines
    218
- Vibration Data
  219
  - Introduction
    219
  - Specifications
    219
Warranty Information Machine Service Record Sheet

223
- Registration Information
  225

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