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Kubota U27-4 Operating Instructions Manual (158 pages)

Brand: Kubota | Category: Compact Excavator | Size: 6 MB

Operating Instructions
1
Contents

3
- Table of Contents
  3
- Abbreviations
  
  8
- General Symbols
  
  9
General Information

11
- Foreword
  
  11
- EC Declaration of Conformity
  
  11
- Date of Issue of the Operating Instructions
  
  12
- Operating Personnel
  
  12
- Location of the Operating Instructions
  
  12
- Spare Parts
  
  13
Safety Rules

14
- Basic Safety Instructions
  
  14
- Duties, Liability and Warranty
  
  14
- Safety Symbols
  
  15
- Approved Use
  
  16
- Unapproved Use
  
  16
- Special Duties of the Owner
  
  17
- Noise Emission and Vibration
  
  18
- Safety Instructions on the Excavator
  
  19
- Safety Devices
  
  26
  - Locking the Controls
    26
  - Engine Stop Knob
    26
  - Protective Structure Canopy and Cab
    27
  - Emergency Hammer
    28
- Hazards Coming from the Hydraulic System
  
  28
- Fire Protection
  
  29
Recovery, Loading and Transport

30
- Safety Rules for Recovery
  
  30
- Safety Rules While Loading with a Crane
  
  30
- Safety Rules for Transport
  
  31
- Recovery
  
  32
- Hoisting the Excavator with a Crane
  
  32
- Transport on a Flat Bed Trailer
  
  34
Description of the Excavator

36
- Dimensions
  
  36
- Specifications
  
  38
- Identification of the Excavator
  
  40
  - Serial # of the Machine
    40
  - Engine Number
    40
- Standard Equipment
  
  41
Assembly and Functions

42
- Component Overview
  
  42
- Operator's Place
  
  43
  - Left Control Console
    43
  - Drive Levers and Control Pedals
    44
  - Right Control Console
    45
  - Display and Control Unit
    46
- Other Equipment at the Operator's Place
  
  48
  - Interior Lighting
    48
  - Fuse Box
    48
  - Tool Compartment
    48
  - Cup Holder
    49
  - 12-V Socket
    49
- Other Equipment to be Found at the Machine
  
  49
  - Main Battery
    49
  - Battery Cut-Off Switch
    50
  - Return Change Valve for Direct Return Flow
    50
  - Tank Filler Neck and Fill Level Monitor
    50
  - Main Fuses
    51
  - Rear View Mirror
    51
  - Heating and Ventilation (Cab Version)
    51
  - Hydraulic Oil Tank
    53
  - Coolant Radiator and Hydraulic Oil Radiator
    53
- Engine Compartment
  
  54
Variable>Rh418

55
Operation

55
- Safety Rules for Operation
  
  55
- Initial Operation
  
  57
- Pre-Operational Services
  
  60
  - Walk-Around Inspection
    60
  - Dust Valve - Clean
    61
  - Engine Oil Level - Check
    61
  - Coolant Level - Check
    61
  - Coolant Radiator and Oil Cooler - Check
    62
  - V-Belt - Check
    62
  - Exhaust System Leakage - Check
    62
  - Hydraulic Oil - Check
    63
  - Water Separator - Check
    63
  - Bucket Bolt and Bucket Linkage Bolt - Grease
    64
  - Swing Bracket - Grease
    64
  - Other Greasing Points - Grease
    65
  - Fuel Level - Check
    66
  - Washer System Liquid Level (Cab Version) - Check
    66
  - Electrical Instrumentation - Check
    66
- Setting up the Workplace
  
  67
- Operating the Excavator
  
  70
- Placing out of Operation
  
  87
- Operating Other Equipment at the Operator's Place
  
  88
- Cold Weather Operation
  
  93
  - Necessary Preparations Prior to the Winter Season
    93
  - Operation During the Winter Season
    93
- Jump-Starting the Excavator
  
  94
- Operating in Emergency Situations
  
  95
  - Engine Stop Knob
    95
  - Manual Lowering of the Front Attachments
    95
- Maintenance
  
  96
  - Filling up the Washer System
    96
  - Refilling the Coolant
    96
  - Refuelling the Excavator
    97
  - Fill Level Monitor When Refuelling
    97
  - Bleeding the Fuel System
    98
  - Replacing the Fuses
    98
    
    Fuse Layout of the Fuse Box
    100
    
    Main Fuses
    100
  - Cleaning the Excavator
    101
- Replacing the Bucket
  
  101
- Anti-Theft System
  
  102
  - Black (Individual) Key
    102
  - Red Key (for Registering)
    103
  - The Key System
    103
  - Registering a Black Key for the Machine
    104
Troubleshooting

106
- Safety Rules for Troubleshooting
  
  106
- Troubleshooting: before Operation
  
  106
- Troubleshooting: Operation
  
  107
- Troubleshooting: Display Indications
  
  108
Maintenance

111
- Safety Rules for Maintenance
  
  111
- Personnel Requirements
  
  111
- Repair Work on the Machine
  
  112
- Maintenance Intervals
  
  112
  - Maintenance Interval Display
    112
  - Operator Maintenance Chart
    114
  - Skilled Personnel Maintenance Chart
    116
Operating Materials

118
Make the Maintenance Points Accessible

120
Maintenance Work for the Operator

123
Every 50 Hours of Operation

123
- Fuel Tank - Drain
  123
- Battery Service
  124
  - Battery - Check
    124
  - Battery - Load
    124
  - Battery - Change
    125
- Swivel Gear - Grease
  126
- Crawler Tension - Check/Adjust
  126
  - Crawler Tension - Check
    127
  - Crawler Tension - Adjust
    128
- Water Separator - Clean
  128
Every 200 Hours of Operation

130
Every 1000 Hours of Operation

133
- Air Filter Element - Change
  133
Servicing by Skilled Personnel

134
Every 250 Hours of Operation

134
- V-Belt - Adjust
  134
- Pilot Valve - Grease
  134
Every 500 Hours of Operation

135
- Engine Oil and Engine Oil Filter - Change
  135
  - Engine Oil - Drain
    135
  - Engine Oil Filter - Change
    135
  - Engine Oil - Fill
    136
- Drive Unit Oil - Change
  136
- Fuel Filter Cartridge - Change
  137
- Return Filter - Change
  138
Every 1000 Hours of Operation

139
- Hydraulic Oil - Fill/Change
  139
  - Hydraulic Oil - Drain
    139
  - Hydraulic Oil - Fill
    140
- Suction Filter - Change
  140
- Heating Pipes and Hoses - Check
  141
- In-Line Filter - Change
  141
- Interior Air Filter Element - Change
  142
- Pilot Circuit Filter - Change
  142
Every 2 Years

143
- Coolant - Change
  143
Bolted Joints - Check

145
Safety Inspection

147
Taking out of Service and Storage

148
- Safety Rules for Taking out of Service and Storage
  
  148
- Storage Conditions
  
  148
- Measures before Taking out of Service
  
  148
- Measures During Taking out of Service
  
  148
- Start-Up after Taking out of Service
  
  149
Lifting Capacity of the Excavator

150
- Constructive Calculation of Lifting Capacity
  
  150
- Lifting Attachment
  
  151
- Load Suspension Device
  
  152
- Max. Lifting Load During Swivel Operation Is 360
  
  153
Accessories

156
- KUBOTA Rotary Beacon
  
  156
- KUBOTA Pipe Safety Valve
  
  156
  - Note on Use
    157
- KUBOTA Overload Warning System
  
  157
- KUBOTA Quick Coupling Systems and Attachments
  
  157
- KUBOTA Bucket Accessories
  
  157

Kubota U27-4 Maintenance Chart (2 pages)

Brand: Kubota | Category: Excavators | Size: 2 MB

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Kubota U27-4 Operating Instructions Manual (158 pages)

Table of Contents

Contents

Abbreviations

General Symbols

General Information

Foreword

EC Declaration of Conformity

Date of Issue of the Operating Instructions

Operating Personnel

Location of the Operating Instructions

Spare Parts

Safety Rules

Basic Safety Instructions

Duties, Liability and Warranty

Safety Symbols

Approved Use

Unapproved Use

Special Duties of the Owner

Noise Emission and Vibration

Safety Instructions on the Excavator

Safety Devices

Hazards Coming from the Hydraulic System

Fire Protection

Recovery, Loading and Transport

Safety Rules for Recovery

Safety Rules While Loading with a Crane

Safety Rules for Transport

Recovery

Hoisting the Excavator with a Crane

Transport on a Flat Bed Trailer

Description of the Excavator

Dimensions

Specifications

Identification of the Excavator

Standard Equipment

Assembly and Functions

Component Overview

Operator's Place

Other Equipment at the Operator's Place

Other Equipment to be Found at the Machine

Engine Compartment

Variable>Rh418

Operation

Safety Rules for Operation

Initial Operation

Pre-Operational Services

Setting up the Workplace

Operating the Excavator

Placing out of Operation

Operating Other Equipment at the Operator's Place

Cold Weather Operation

Jump-Starting the Excavator

Operating in Emergency Situations

Maintenance

Replacing the Bucket

Anti-Theft System

Troubleshooting

Safety Rules for Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting: before Operation

Troubleshooting: Operation

Troubleshooting: Display Indications

Maintenance

Safety Rules for Maintenance

Personnel Requirements

Repair Work on the Machine

Maintenance Intervals

Operating Materials

Make the Maintenance Points Accessible

Maintenance Work for the Operator

Every 50 Hours of Operation

Every 200 Hours of Operation

Every 1000 Hours of Operation

Servicing by Skilled Personnel

Every 250 Hours of Operation

Every 500 Hours of Operation

Every 1000 Hours of Operation

Every 2 Years

Bolted Joints - Check