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Takeuchi TB225 Operator's Manual

Takeuchi TB225 Operator's Manual (297 pages)

Mini Excavator

Brand: Takeuchi | Category: Excavators | Size: 44 MB

Table of Contents

Introduction

4
Machine Description

6
- Table of Contents
  9
Safety

13
- General Precautions
  14
- Precautions When Preparing
  20
- Precautions When Starting
  24
- Precautions When Operating
  26
- Precautions When Stopping
  37
- Precautions When Transporting
  38
- Precautions on Maintenance
  40
- Safety Signs (Decals)
  51
Controls

57
- Names of Components (Canopy)
  58
- Names of Components (Cab)
  60
- Covers
  62
  - Starter Key
    62
  - Side Cover
    62
  - Grease Gun Holder
    63
  - Fuel Filler Port
    63
  - Engine Hood
    64
  - Tool Case
    64
- Cab
  65
  - Cab Door
    65
  - Emergency Exit
    65
  - Front Window
    66
  - Lower Front Window
    67
  - Side Window
    68
  - Emergency Hammer (Optional)
    68
- Seat and Seat Belt
  70
  - Seat
    70
  - Seat Belt
    71
- Instrument Cluster
  72
  - Warning Lamps
    72
  - Indicators
    74
  - Meters
    74
  - Multi-Data Display
    75
- Switches
  93
  - Starter Switch
    93
  - Battery Switch
    93
  - Throttle Controller
    94
  - Horn Button
    94
  - Deceleration Button
    95
  - Travel Speed Button
    95
  - Auxiliary 1St Switches
    96
  - Auxiliary 2Nd/4Th Switch (if Equipped)
    97
  - Third Auxiliary Hydraulic Switch and Button (if Equipped)
    97
  - Auxiliary 2/4 Select Button (if Equipped)
    97
  - Third Auxiliary Hard-Lock Switch (if Equipped)
    97
  - Light Switch
    98
  - Wiper Switch
    98
  - Washer Switch
    99
  - Automatic Deceleration Switch
    99
  - Detent Mode Switch (Auxiliary 1St) (if Equipped)
    100
  - Auxiliary 1St Auto Tank Switch (if Equipped)
    100
  - Lift Overload Warning Switch (if Equipped)
    101
  - Beacon Lamp Switch
    101
- Levers and Pedals
  102
  - Safety Lock Lever
    102
  - Operating Levers
    103
  - Blade Lever
    103
  - Crawler Width Switch Lever
    103
  - Travel Levers/Pedals
    104
  - Boom Swing Pedal
    104
- Accessories
  106
  - Heater
    106
  - Cup Holder
    108
  - Interior Light
    108
  - Inside Rear View Mirror (Cab)
    108
  - Power Sockets
    109
  - Armrest
    109
  - Radio (Bluetooth Equipped)
    121
  - Auxiliary Hydraulic Lines (if Equipped)
    122
  - Operating the Machine with an Accumulator (if Equipped)
    128
  - Load Safety Device (if Equipped)
    129
Operation

131
- Before Starting Operation
  132
  - Getting on or off the Machine
    132
  - Walk-Around Inspection
    132
  - Daily Inspection
    132
- Starting and Stopping the Engine
  133
  - Before Starting the Engine
    133
  - Starting the Engine
    134
  - Warming up the Engine
    135
  - Stopping the Engine
    135
- Operating the Machine
  136
  - Lever Pattern (ISO Pattern)
    136
  - Lever Pattern (G Pattern) (if Equipped)
    137
  - Warming up the Machine (Hydraulic Oil)
    138
  - Inspection after Warm-Up
    139
  - Crawler Width Switching
    140
  - Switching the Blade Width
    141
  - Operating the Travel Levers/Pedals
    142
  - Stopping Travel
    145
  - Operating the Working Equipment
    146
- Operating Procedures
  148
  - Prohibited Operations
    148
  - Cautions on Operating
    151
  - Cautions on Traveling on Slopes
    152
  - Getting out of Mud
    154
  - Operations Possible with this Machine
    154
- Parking the Machine
  156
  - Parking
    156
  - Inspection and Checks after Stopping the Engine
    156
- Handling in Cold Climates
  157
  - Preparing for Cold Climates
    157
  - Cautions after Operations
    157
  - After the Cold Climate
    157
- Handling Rubber Crawlers
  158
  - Prohibitions
    158
  - Cautions
    159
  - Preventing the Rubber Crawlers from Coming off
    159
Transport

161
- Loading and Unloading
  162
- Hoisting the Machine
  164
- Securing the Machine
  166
Maintenance

167
- General
  168
  - Maintenance Overview
    168
  - Cautions on Maintenance
    168
- Service Data
  170
  - Fuel and Lubricant Table
    170
  - Regularly Replace the Hydraulic Oil
    174
  - List of Consumables
    175
  - List of Tools
    176
  - List of Tightening Torques
    177
- Safety-Critical Parts
  178
- Maintenance List
  180
- Walk-Around Inspection
  182
- Daily Inspection (Every 10 Hours)
  184
- After the Initial 50 Hours (Only for New Machines)
  190
  - Inspecting and Adjusting the Fan Belt
    190
- Every 50 Hours
  192
- Every 100 Hours
  198
  - Cleaning the Water Separator
    198
- After the Initial 250 Hours
  199
- (Only for New Machines)
  199
- Every 250 Hours
  202
- Every 500 Hours
  208
  - Replacing the Fuel Filter
    208
- Every 1000 Hours
  210
- Every 1500 Hours
  213
  - Inspecting and Cleaning the Engine Fuel Injectors
    213
  - Inspecting the Crankcase Breather System
    213
- Every 2000 Hours
  214
  - Cleaning the Engine Cooling System
    214
  - Lapping the Engine Valve Seats
    215
- Every 4000 Hours
  216
  - Replacing the Hydraulic Oil and Cleaning the Suction Strainer
    216
- When Required
  219
- Maintenance During Extended Storage Period
  230
Troubleshooting

231
- Symptoms that Are Not Malfunctions
  232
- If the Engine Overheats
  233
- If the Battery Goes Dead
  234
- If a Fuse Blows
  236
  - Inspecting and Replacing the Fuse
    236
  - Inspecting the Fusible Link
    238
- Restarting after Adding Fuel
  239
  - Bleeding Air from the Fuel System
    239
- If a Warning Lamp Flashes
  240
- Vehicle Error Code List
  242
- Other Symptoms
  244
- Lowering the Boom to the Ground
  246
- Towing
  248
- If the Cab or Canopy Is Damaged
  249
Specifications

251
- Basic Specifications
  252
- Machine Dimensions
  254
- Operating Ranges
  258
- Lifting Capacities
  261
Options

271
- General Precautions
  272
  - Safety Precautions
    272
  - Cautions When Installing Attachments
    272
  - Cautions When Operating Attachments
    273
- Attachment Combination Table
  274
- Selecting a Lever Pattern
  275
  - Switching the Lever Pattern
    275
- Hydraulic Breaker
  276
  - Replacing the Hydraulic Oil Regularly
    278
- Travel Alarm
  280
- Optional Equipment Mass
  282
- Biodegradable Oil
  283
  - Replacing the Hydraulic Oil with Biodegradable Oil
    283
- Cab Options
  284
  - Takeuchi Security System
    285
  - Starter Key
    285
  - Starting the Engine
    285
  - Registering and Deleting the Starter Key
    286
  - If the Master Key Is Lost
    292
  - Countries Where the System Can be Used
    292
- Takeuchi Fleet Management
  293

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