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Wacker Neuson EZ17 Operator's Manual (257 pages)

Track Excavator

Brand: Wacker Neuson | Category: Excavators | Size: 6 MB

Table of Contents
3
EC Declaration of Conformity (Yanmar 3TNV76-SNSE12
5
Declaration of Conformity Without CE Mark on Type Label (Yanmar 3TNV76-SNSE12
6
1 Foreword

7
- Operator's Manual
  7
- Warranty and Liability
  11
2 Safety Information

13
- Safety Symbols Found in this Manual
  13
- Designated Use
  14
- Warranty
  14
- Preparing to Use the Machine
  15
- Safety Instructions Regarding Operation
  18
- Operator and Technician Qualifications and Basic Responsibilities
  18
  - Starting and Stopping
    19
  - Job Site Awareness
    19
  - Danger Zone Awareness
    20
  - Operating the Machine
    20
  - Carrying Passengers
    20
  - Mechanical Integrity
    20
  - Traveling
    21
  - Safety Criteria
    21
  - Conditions for Safe Operation
    21
- Applications with Lifting Gear
  21
- Attachments
  22
  - General Information Regarding Attachments
    22
  - Installation Notes
    22
- Transport and Towing
  23
- Safety Guidelines for Maintenance
  23
  - General Maintenance Notes
    23
  - Personal Safety Measures
    23
  - Preparing for Maintenance and Repair Work
    24
  - Performing Maintenance and Repairs
    24
  - Special Hazards
    25
  - Tracks
    26
  - Electric Energy
    26
  - Hydraulics
    27
  - Noise
    27
  - Gas, Dust, Steam, Smoke
    27
- Safety Guidelines While Using Internal Combustion Engines
  28
  - Running the Engine
    28
  - Fueling the Engine
    28
  - When Fueling the Engine
    28
3 Introduction

29
- Machine Overview
  29
- Overview of Models and Trade Names
  30
- Brief Description of the Machine
  30
  - Shock Cartridges (Option)
    30
  - Zero Tail
    30
  - Canopy
    31
  - Definition of Fops/Front Guard Levels
    31
- Notices and Regulations on Use
  32
- Labels
  35
  - Type Labels
    35
  - Serial Number
    35
  - Canopy Number
    36
  - Engine Number
    36
  - Hydraulic Quickhitch
    36
  - Powertilt with Hydraulic Quickhitch
    37
  - FOPS Type Label
    37
  - Warning Labels
    38
4 Putting into Operation

49
- Cab/Control Stand
  49
- Control Element Overview
  67
  - Display Element and Switches
    70
  - Switch Panel on Left-Hand Control Lever Base
    70
- Indicator Lights and Warning Lights (Overview)
  72
- Preparatory Work
  74
- Starting and Stopping the Engine
  78
  - Preparations for Starting the Engine
    78
  - Starter
    78
  - Start the Engine
    79
  - Warm-Up Phase of Machine
    79
  - Jump-Starting the Engine
    80
  - Low-Load Operation
    82
  - Stopping the Engine
    82
5 Operation

83
- Steering System
  83
- Accelerator Actuation
  83
- Manual Throttle
  83
- Brakes
  84
  - Hydraulic Brake
    84
  - Mechanical Brake
    84
- Machine Travel
  85
  - Travel Position
    85
  - Start and Stop Machine Travel
    85
  - Operating Temperature Range
    85
  - Traveling on Slopes
    86
  - Preparations for Traveling on Slopes
    87
  - Traveling Uphill
    87
  - Traveling Downhill
    87
  - Lateral Angle of Inclination
    88
  - Parking the Machine
    89
  - Parking the Machine on Slopes
    89
- Differential Lock
  90
- Lights/Signaling System
  90
  - Working Lights
    90
  - Horn
    91
  - Rotating Beacon (Option)
    91
  - Travel Alarm (Option)
    92
- Wiper/Wash System
  93
- Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning System
  93
- Work Hydraulics
  94
  - Overview of Pedals and Control Levers
    94
  - Travel Levers
    96
  - Rotating the Upper Carriage
    97
  - Rotating the Upper Carriage to the Right
    98
  - Hydraulic Swivel Unit Brake
    98
  - ISO/SAE Controls (Option)
    99
  - Stabilizer Blade
    100
  - Changing the Width of the Stabilizer Blade
    101
  - Reducing the Width of the Stabilizer Blade
    101
  - Increasing the Width of the Stabilizer Blade
    102
  - Telescopic Travel Gear
    103
  - Proportional Controls (Option)
    105
  - Hammer Operation (Option)
    106
  - Working with a Hydraulic Hammer
    107
  - Hammer Pedal – aux I (Option)
    107
  - Switching on Hammer Operation
    107
  - Additional Control Circuit – aux I (Option)
    108
  - Operating the Additional Control Circuit
    108
  - Swiveling the Boom
    108
  - Lifting Gear Applications
    109
  - Additional Control Circuits
    111
  - 3Rd Control Circuit – aux II (Option)
    111
  - Powertilt – aux III (Option)
    112
  - Actuating the Powertilt Unit
    112
  - Rotating the Powertilt Unit to the Left
    113
  - Rotating the Powertilt Unit to the Right
    113
  - Hydraulic Easy Lock Quickhitch
    114
  - Picking up an Attachment
    114
  - Setting down an Attachment
    116
  - Grab Control Circuit (Option)
    117
  - Left-Hand Side Grab Operation
    117
  - Right-Hand Side Grab Operation
    117
  - Connecting and Disconnecting Hydraulic Couplings
    118
  - Hydraulic Connections
    118
  - Picking up
    119
- Attachments
  119
  - Setting down
    120
  - Releasing the Pressure in the Work Hydraulics
    121
  - Retrofitting a Bucket
    122
  - If Pin C Is Stuck
    122
- Work Operation
  123
  - Inadmissible Work Procedures
    123
  - Working with Swivel Force
    123
  - Working with Traveling Force
    123
  - Working with the Falling Force by Lowering the Machine
    124
  - Fully Lowering the Stabilizer Blade
    124
  - Working on Slopes
    124
  - Protecting the Stabilizer Blade against Shocks
    124
  - General Notices Regarding Work Operation
    125
  - Drive Operation
    125
  - Drive Operation in High Speed
    125
  - Operation in Water
    125
  - Working with the Standard Bucket
    126
  - Bucket Position When Digging
    126
  - Working Alongside Trenches
    126
  - Loading Material
    127
  - Grading
    127
- Emergency Lowering
  128
- Additional Equipment/Options
  129
  - Safe Load Indicator (Option)
    129
  - Functional Check of the Pressure Switch of the Safe Load Indicator
    129
  - Switching on the Safe Load Indicator
    130
  - Switching off the Safe Load Indicator
    130
  - Hydraulic Hose Burst Valve
    131
  - Stabilizer Blade Hydraulic Cylinder
    131
  - Hydraulic Hose Burst Valve “Basic”
    131
  - Hydraulic Hose Burst Valve “Advanced”
    131
  - Travel Interlock
    133
  - Coding a New Key
    133
  - Deleting Coded Keys
    133
  - Shovel Bucket Operation
    134
  - Trailer Operation
    134
- Decommissioning and Putting the Machine Back into Operation
  135
  - Decommissioning the Machine Temporarily
    135
  - Putting the Machine Back into Operation
    136
- Final Decommissioning of Machine
  137
- Disposal
  137
6 Transport

139
- Towing the Machine
  139
- Notices Regarding Towing
  139
- Loading the Machine
  141
  - Traveling Onto the Transport Vehicle
    141
  - Traveling Onto Transport Vehicles
    141
  - Upper Carriage Lock
    142
  - Unlocking the Upper Carriage
    142
  - Locking the Upper Carriage
    142
  - Lifting the Machine
    143
- Transporting the Machine
  145
  - Tying down
    145
  - Maintenance
    147
  - Important Information on Maintenance
    147
  - Responsibilities and Prerequisites
    147
  - Important Safety Instructions on Maintenance on or with the Machine
    147
  - Maintenance Overview
    148
  - Maintenance Plan
    148
  - Lubrication Plan
    152
  - Maintenance Label
    154
  - Explanation of Symbols on the Maintenance Label
    155
  - Fluids and Lubricants
    156
  - Oil Types for Diesel Engine (Depending on Temperature)
    157
  - Oil Types for Hydraulic System (Depending on Temperature)
    158
  - Information Regarding Operation with Biodegradable Oil
    159
  - Maintenance Accesses
    160
  - Engine Cover
    160
  - Right-Hand Cover
    161
  - Left-Hand Cover
    162
  - Raising the Seat
    163
  - Battery Cover
    163
  - Removing/Installing the Canopy
    164
  - Cleaning and Maintenance
    167
  - Information Regarding Cleaning and Maintenance
    167
  - Cleaning with Washing Solvents
    167
  - Cleaning with Compressed Air
    167
  - Use of Solvents
    168
  - Cleaning Inside the Machine
    168
  - Cleaning Outside the Machine
    168
  - Cleaning the Engine Compartment
    168
  - Cleaning the Seat Belt
    169
  - Cleaning the Shatter Protection
    169
  - Screw Connections
    169
  - Lubrication Work
    170
  - Preparing Lubrication
    170
  - Live Ring (Ball Bearing)
    171
  - Fuel System
    173
  - Information Regarding the Fuel System
    173
  - Diesel Fuel Specification
    173
  - Handling Diesel Fuel
    173
  - Refueling
    174
  - Stationary Fuel Pumps
    174
  - Refueling from Barrels
    174
  - Bleeding the Fuel System
    175
  - Checking the Water Separator
    175
  - Water Separator
    175
  - Emptying the Water Separator
    176
  - Checking the Fuel Filter
    176
  - Fuel Filter
    176
  - Emptying the Fuel Filter
    177
  - Engine Lubrication System
    178
  - Information Regarding the Engine Lubrication System
    178
  - Checking the Engine Oil Level
    178
  - Adding Engine Oil
    179
  - Cooling System
    180
  - Information Regarding the Cooling System
    180
  - Checking the Coolant Level
    180
  - Adding Coolant
    181
  - Cleaning the Radiator
    182
  - Air Filter
    183
  - Information Regarding the Air Filter
    183
  - Dirt Indicator
    183
  - Replacing the Air Filter
    184
  - Checking the Air Intake
    185
  - V-Belt
    186
  - Checking V-Belt Condition and Tension
    186
  - Hydraulic System
    187
  - Information Regarding the Hydraulic System
    187
  - Checking the Hydraulic Oil Level
    188
  - Checking the Hydraulic System for Leaks and General Condition
    190
  - Electrical System
    191
  - Information Regarding the Electrical System
    191
  - Fuses and Relays
    192
  - Battery Charge Condition
    192
  - Charging the Battery
    192
  - Replacing the Battery
    192
  - Tires/Tracks
    194
  - Information Regarding the Tracks
    194
  - Checking Track Tension
    194
  - Correcting Track Tension
    195
  - Tightening the Tracks
    195
  - Reducing Tension
    196
  - Maintenance of Attachments
    197
  - Maintenance of Options
    197
  - Information Regarding Maintenance of Attachments
    197
  - Joint Rod (Lifting Eye) and Load Hook
    197
  - Troubleshooting
    199
  - Diesel Engine Malfunctions
    199
  - Malfunctions of the Traveling Drive
    200
  - Malfunctions of the Hydraulic System
    200
  - Malfunctions of the Electrical System
    201
  - Specifications
    203
  - Electrical Components
    206
  - Fuses
    206
  - Relays
    206
  - Tightening Torques
    208
  - General Tightening Torques
    208
  - Coolant
    209
  - Compound Table
    209
  - Noise Emissions
    209
  - Vibration
    210
  - Machine Weight
    213
  - Weight of Attachments
    213
  - Excavator Forces
    213
  - Ground Clearance/Ground Pressure
    213
  - Payload/Stability
    214
  - Safety Instructions – Lift Capacity Table
    214
  - Lift Capacity Table EZ17
    217
  - Lift Capacity Table EZ17 (Long Stick)
    217
  - Lift Capacity Table EZ17 with Extra Weight (Short Stick)
    218
  - Lift Capacity Table EZ17 with Extra Weight (Long Stick)
    218
  - Safety Instructions – Stability Table
    219
  - Stability Table EZ17
    221
  - Canopy, Without Extra Weight
    221
  - Canopy, with Extra Weight
    221
  - Dimensions
    222
  - Overview EZ17
    222
- Safety Alerts
  230
  - Signal Words
    230
  - Symbol
    230
- One-Call First
  231
- Dig
  231
- A Word to the User/Operator
  231
- Follow a Safety Program
  232
  - Know the Rules
    233
  - Know the Equipment
    234
- Prepare for Safe Operation
  235
  - Check the Machine
    235
  - Check Attachment and Coupler Installation
    236
  - Quick-Coupling Device Safety
    237
  - Clean up
    237
  - Check the Work Area
    238
  - Use Caution When Fueling
    238
  - Mount and Dismount Properly
    239
- Start Safely
  239
  - Starting the Engine
    239
  - Starting Aids
    240
  - Run an Operating Check
    240
  - After Starting the Engine
    240
  - Test All Controls
    241
- Operate Safely
  241
  - Traveling on the Worksite
    242
  - Safety Precautions
    243
  - Load Lifting
    243
  - Utilities – Overhead and Underground
    244
  - Locate All Underground Utilities
    244
  - Trenching Safety Precautions
    245
  - Slope and Uneven Terrain Operation
    245
  - Hazardous Conditions
    246
  - Operation in Flammable/Explosive Atmosphere
    247
  - Towing
    247
  - Parking
    247
- Shut down Safely
  248
  - Machine Shutdown
    248
  - Safe Dismounting
    248
  - Loading and Unloading for Transport
    248
  - Maintain Equipment
    249
  - Protect Yourself
    249
- Perform Maintenance Safely
  249
  - Prepare the Work Area
    250
  - Prepare the Machine
    250
  - Use Approved Ventilation
    250
  - Common Maintenance Safety Practices
    251
  - Cooling System Hazards
    251
  - Hydraulic System Hazards
    251
  - Electrical System Hazards
    252
  - Avoid Battery Explosion
    252
  - Track Maintenance and Adjustment
    253
- Final Word to the User
  254

Wacker Neuson EZ17 Operator's Manual (252 pages)

Track excavator

Brand: Wacker Neuson | Category: Excavators | Size: 8 MB

Table of Contents
3
Foreword
7
Operator's Manual
7
Warranty and Liability
14
Safety
15
Safety Symbols and Signal Words
15
Qualification of Operating Personnel
16
Conduct
17
Operation
18
Lifting Gear Applications
22
Trailer Operation
24
Attachment Operation
24
Towing, Loading and Transporting
25
Maintenance
27
Measures for Avoiding Risks
31
Introduction
37
Machine Overview
37
Brief Description of Machine
38
Information and Regulations on Use
40
Labels
41
Putting into Operation
55
Cabin/Control Stand
55
Overview of Control Elements
71
Indicator Lights and Warning Lights (Overview)
76
Preparatory Work
78
Starting and Stopping the Engine
82
Operation
91
Steering System
91
Accelerator Actuation
91
Brakes
92
Machine Travel
93
Differential Lock
97
Lights/Signalling System
98
Wiper/Wash System
101
Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning System
101
Work Hydraulics
102
Attachments
140
Work Operation
144
Emergency Lowering
152
Options
153
Putting out of Operation/Back into Operation
155
Permanently Putting out of Operation
157
Transportation
159
Towing the Machine
159
Loading the Machine
161
Transporting the Machine
165
Maintenance
167
Information on Maintenance
167
Engine/Vehicle Fluids
178
Maintenance Accesses
181
Cleaning and Maintenance
189
Lubrication Work
192
Fuel System
192
Engine Lubrication System
198
Cooling System
200
Air Filter
203
V-Belt
204
Hydraulic System
205
Electrical System
209
Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning System
210
Washer System
210
Axles/Travelling Drive
210
Braking System
210
Tracks
211
Maintenance and Care of Attachments
214
Maintenance of Options
214
Exhaust Gas Treatment
215
Machine Preservation
215
Malfunctions
217
Diesel Engine Malfunctions
217
Malfunctions of the Travelling Drive
218
Malfunctions of the Hydraulic System
218
Disorders of the Electrical System
219
Malfunctions in the Air Conditioning System
219
Disorders of Attachments
219
Technical Data
221
Models and Trade Names
221
Engine
221
Traveling Drive/Axles
223
Brake
223
Tracks
223
Steering System
223
Operating Hydraulics
223
Electrical System
224
Tightening Torques
227
Coolant
228
Noise Emissions
228
Vibration
229
Weight
232
Lift Capacity/Load
236
Index Index
247

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