SDLG LG946L Manuals

Manuals and User Guides for SDLG LG946L. We have 1 SDLG LG946L manual available for free PDF download: Operation & Maintenance Manual

SDLG LG946L Operation & Maintenance Manual

SDLG LG946L Operation & Maintenance Manual (110 pages)

Wheel Loader

Brand: SDLG | Category: Compact Loader | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Preface
4
Warning
5
Safety Information
6
Chapter I Safety
7
- Safety Label Positions and the Contents
  7
- Safety Rules
  12
  - Safety Devices
    12
  - Protective Items
    13
  - Unauthorized Modification
    13
- Safety Operation
  14
- Starting Safely
  18
  - Notice of Attachment
    18
  - Notes When Using FOPS&ROPS Cab
    18
  - Before Starting Engine
    18
  - Check before Starting the Engine
    19
  - When Starting the Engine
    20
- Safety Driving
  21
  - Check after Starting the Engine
    21
  - Safety of Self and Others
    21
  - Full Load Transportation
    23
  - Drive at Proper Speeds
    23
  - Driving in Dangerous Conditions
    24
  - Driving Safely on the Ramp
    25
  - Towing
    26
- Safety Operation
  27
- Ensure Ventilation in Close Environment
  30
- Safety Parking
  31
- Safety Examination and Repair
  32
  - Notice for Cold Area
    32
  - General Knowledge
    32
  - Working in a Close Area
    33
  - Working under the Machine
    34
  - Working on the Machine
    34
  - Maintenance While the Engine Is Working
    35
  - Cleaning
    35
  - Heavy Materials
    36
  - Welding Repair
    36
  - Maintenance of Coolant System
    36
  - Examination and Repair of Hydraulic System
    37
  - Preventing Fire
    38
  - Air Storage Tank
    39
  - Electric System
    39
  - Maintenance of Storage Battery
    39
  - Charging of Storage Battery
    40
  - Starting to Use Voltage-Raising Method
    41
  - Maintenance of Tires
    41
  - Storage of Tires
    42
  - Waste Materials
    42
- Safety Transportation
  43
Chapter II Introduction
45
- Geometrical Dimensions
  46
- Product Type and Its Meaning
  48
- Nameplate
  48
- Use Conditions
  49
- Circumstances Requirement
  50
- Features
  50
- Technical Performance & Parameter
  51
  - Performance of Whole Machine
    51
  - Principle Dimension and Weight
    51
  - Product Standard
    52
  - Control Systems and Gauges
    53
Chapter III Operation and Application
53
- Be Familiar with Machine
  53
  - Introduction of Gauges & Controls
    54
  - Vehicle Gauges and Lights
    54
  - Engine Water Temperature Gauge
    54
  - Torque Converter Oil Temperature Gauge
    54
  - Switch
    55
  - Starting Switch
    55
  - Turn Indicator Lamp
    55
  - Pre-Heat Indicator Lamp
    55
  - OFF Position
    56
  - ON Position
    56
  - START Position
    56
  - Rocker Switch
    56
  - Water Spraying Switch
    57
  - Rear Light Lamp Switch
    57
  - Front Light Lamp Switch
    57
  - Front (Rear) Headlight Switch
    57
  - Steering Wheel
    58
  - Top Lamp Switch
    58
  - Fan Switch
    58
  - Power Switch
    58
  - Working Device Control Handle
    59
  - Bucket Control Lever
    59
  - Lift Arm Control Lever
    59
  - Quick-Change Equipment
    60
  - Lift Arm
    60
  - Bucket
    60
  - Brake Pedal
    61
  - Accelerator Pedal
    61
  - Parking Brake Switch
    61
  - Flameout Control Soft Knob
    61
  - Frame Locking Bar
    62
  - Towing Pin
    62
  - Fuse
    62
  - Air Conditioning
    63
  - Control Panelⅰand Its Operation Type
    63
  - The Appearance of Panel
    63
  - Operating Methods
    63
  - Control Panel II and Its Operation Type
    64
  - Adjustment of Cab’s Seat
    65
  - Refrigeration
    65
  - Heating
    65
  - Power Indicator Lamp
    65
  - Weight Adjustment
    66
  - Fore-And-Aft Adjustment
    66
  - Backrest Angle Adjustment
    66
  - Height Adjustment
    66
- Run-In Period of New Machine
  67
  - Rearview Mirror
    67
  - Key
    67
- Operation and Use of Loader
  68
  - Notices for Usage
    68
  - Starting
    69
  - Check before Starting
    69
  - Engine Starting
    70
  - Points for Attention of Starting Engine
    70
  - Steps of Starting Engine
    70
  - After Starting of Engine
    71
  - Running
    71
  - Driving
    71
  - Gearshift. Changing between Forward and Backward
    72
  - Turning
    72
  - Braking
    73
  - Stopping
    73
  - Steps to Stop
    73
  - Steps to Stop Engine
    74
  - Leaving Machine
    74
  - Prepare to Work
    74
  - Modes of Work
    75
  - Loading Operation
    75
  - Cross Load
    75
  - “V” Shape Load
    75
  - Conveying Operation
    77
  - Dumping Operation
    77
  - Pushing Operation
    78
  - Striking Operation
    78
  - Towing Operation
    78
  - Operation in Cold Weather
    79
  - Attention for Cold Weather
    79
  - Attentions for Using the Storage Battery
    80
  - Follow-Up after Every Working Day
    80
  - Oil and Fuel Supply
    81
  - Engine Oil Supply of Engine
    81
  - Oil Level Checking
    81
  - Engine Oil Replacement
    81
  - Adding Fuel to Fuel Tank
    82
  - Fuel Level Check
    82
  - Adding Oil to Gearbox
    82
  - Selection of Oil, Fuel and Coolant
    83
  - New Oil Replacement
    83
  - Adding Oil to Axle
    84
  - Adding Oil to Hydraulic Oil Box
    85
  - Long-Time Storage
    87
  - Before Storage
    87
  - During Storage
    87
  - General Problems/Possible Cause/Remedies
    88
  - Transmission System
    89
  - Brake System
    90
  - Hydraulic System of Work Equipment
    91
  - Steering System
    92
- Maintenance Guide
  93
  - Attention to Maintenance and Inspection
    93
  - Hanging Warning Tag
    93
Chapter Ⅳ Maintenance
93
- Checking in Raining and Snowing Circumstances
  94
- Checking the Frame
  94
- Sealing Part
  94
- Welding Guide
  94
- Coolant
  95
- Detailed Rules of Maintenance
  95
  - Detailed Rules of Using Oil, Fuel and Coolant
    95
  - Fuel
    95
  - Brake Fluid
    96
  - Filters
    96
  - Lubricant
    96
  - Reference Table of Foreign and Domestic Oils
    97
  - Selection of Fuel, Coolant and Lubricant
    97
  - Gear Oil (Axle Oil)
    98
  - Hydraulic Oil
    98
  - Hydraulic Transmission Oil (Torque Converter-Transmission Oil)
    98
  - Detailed Rules of Electric System Maintenance
    99
  - The Sketch of Lubricating Points
    99
  - Maintenance Tools
    100
  - Tightening Torque of Screw
    100
- Content of Maintenance
  101
  - Every 10 Hours (Days) Service
    101
  - Every 100 Hours Service
    101
  - Every 50 Hours (Week) Service
    101
  - Every 250 Hours (Month) Service
    102
  - Every 500 Hours (Season) Service
    102
  - Every 1000 Hours (Half a Year) Service
    103
  - Every 2000 Hours (Year) Service
    103
- Hydraulic System
  105
  - Pilot Control and Load Sensing Hydraulic System
    105
  - System Principle Diagram
    105
Chapter V System Priciple Diagram
105
- Tranmission System
  105
- Brake System
  106
- Driving Brake System
  107
- Electric System
  108

Advertisement

Advertisement

Related Products

SDLG Categories

Compact Loader Front End Loaders Engine

More SDLG Manuals