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Yanmar SV26 User Operation And Maintenance Manual

Yanmar SV26 User Operation And Maintenance Manual (205 pages)

MINI EXCAVATOR

Brand: Yanmar | Category: Excavators | Size: 21 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
11
A Description and Illustration of the Machine
18
Applications and Regulations
20
- Applications
  20
- Warranty
  20
- Driving Permits
  20
- Lifting
  20
Iidentification Plates
21
Warning Labels
24
- Location of the Warning Adhesive Labels
  24
- Explanation of the Warning Adhesive Labels
  26
Identification of Important Parts
29
- General View of the Machine
  29
- Commands and Switches
  30
Description of the Driving Position
31
- Operator Display Station
  31
  - Indicator Lights
    31
  - Diesel Gauge
    33
  - Cooling Fluid Temperature Indicator
    33
  - Time Counter
    33
  - Navigation Keys
    34
  - Information and Error Icons
    34
- Switches
  35
  - Start Key
    35
  - Headlight Switch
    36
  - Cigar Lighter
    36
  - Horn
    37
  - Windscreen Wiper Switch and Windscreen Wiper
    37
  - Ventilation Switch
    37
  - Interior Lighting Switch
    38
  - Boom Rotation Selection Switch / PTO 1
    38
  - 2Nd Gear Switch
    38
- Joysticks and Pedals
  39
  - Locking Lever
    40
  - Right Command Lever
    40
  - 3Rd Hydraulic Circuit Control (P.T.O. 1)
    41
  - Left Command Lever
    41
  - Travel Levers and Pedals
    42
  - Blade Lever
    44
- Power Socket
  44
- Driver's Seat
  45
- Location for the Tools and User Manual
  45
  - Toolkit
    45
  - User Manual
    46
- Fuses
  46
  - Fusebox
    47
  - Ash Tray
    48
  - Cabin
    49
    
    Cab Side Door
    49
    
    Upper Windscreen
    50
    
    Right Hand Cab Window
    51
  - Headlights
    52
- Heating Valve
  53
- Options
  54
  - Long Arm
    54
  - 3Rd Hydraulic Circuit
    54
  - PTO Line 2
    55
  - Automatic Engine Idle
    56
  - Additional Counterweights
    57
  - Lifting Kit
    57
    
    Lifting Ring
    58
    
    Safety Valves
    58
    
    Overload Box
    58
    
    Lifting Tables
    59
  - Movement Alarm
    59
  - Protection of Cylinder
    59
  - Plug-In Flashing Light
    60
  - Keypad Immobilizer
    60
  - The Immobilizer Key Is Coded
    61
  - Anti-Starter with Key
    61
  - Fleet Management System MTECH
    62
  - Bio Oil
    62
  - Radio
    63
  - Quick Coupler
    63
  - Centralized Greasing System
    64
  - Mechanical Quick Coupler
    65
    
    Mechanical Quick Coupler RETROMATIC MORIN
    67
    
    Mechanical Quick Coupler ARDEN EQUIPMENT
    68
    
    Mechanical Quick Coupler CSERI
    68
  - Quick Hydraulic Attachment CSERI
    69
    
    Dismantling the Accessory
    70
    
    Mounting the Accessory
    70
- Covers
  72
  - Bonnet
    72
  - Cover B
    73
  - Circuit Breaker
    73
B Operating Instructions
74
Usage Precautions
80
- Precautions before Starting the Engine
  80
- Movement Precautions
  83
- Working Precautions
  86
- Parking Precautions
  93
  - Parking Location
    93
  - Stopping the Engine
    93
- Precautions for the Accessories
  94
- Precautions for Using Optional Accessories
  94
- Precautions for the Battery
  95
Precautions for the Engine
96
Checks before Starting the Machine
97
Checks after Start-Up
105
Checks after Use
106
Operator LCD Display Station Interfaces
107
- Indication of Functions
  107
- User Interface
  108
- Maintenance Interface
  108
- Machine Usage Management Interface
  108
- Configuration Interface
  109
Using the Machine in Cold Weather
110
- Preparation for Use in Cold Weather
  110
  - Starting in Cold Weather
    110
  - Precautions after Use
    111
  - When Cold Weather Is over
    111
- Rubber Tracks
  112
  - Correct Use of Rubber Tracks
    112
  - Comparison between Rubber Tracks / Steel Tracks
    112
  - Rubber Track Warranty
    112
  - Precautions for Using Rubber Tracks
    112
  - Track Maintenance
    114
  - Track Replacement
    115
- Handling the Bucket
  116
  - Machine Stability When Using with a Bucket or an Accessory
    116
  - Compatible Accessories
    118
  - Operation of the Retro Bucket
    120
  - Digging Trenches
    120
  - Loading
    121
- Handling of Accessories
  122
  - Hydraulic Hammer SOCOMEC
    122
- Accessory Change by Direct Coupling
  124
  - Dismantling the Accessory
    124
  - Mounting the Accessory
    125
    
    Loading Bucket
    126
- Load Lifting
  128
- Implementing the 3Rd Hydraulic Circuit
  129
  - Description
    129
    
    3Rd Circuit Selector
    129
  - Mounting the Accessory
    130
  - Precautions for Using the Accessory
    130
- Transporting the Machine
  131
  - Loading/Unloading the Machine
    131
    
    Precautions for Loading/Unloading the Machine
    131
    
    Procedure
    131
  - Immobilising the Machine on the Truck
    132
  - Tying down the Machine
    132
  - Slinging the Machine
    134
- Detecting Anomalies
  136
  - Phenomena that Do Not Constitute Faults
    136
    
    Engine
    137
    
    Electrical Equipment
    138
    
    Machine Structure
    139
- If the Battery Is Discharged
  140
- Towing the Machine
  143
C Periodic Maintenance Programme
144
- Periodic Inspections and Upkeeps
  146
- Maintenance Precautions
  148
- Precautions before Maintenance
  148
  - Stop the Engine
    148
  - Removing the Residual Pressure
    148
  - Place a Warning Label
    149
  - Establish a Safety Perimeter
    149
  - Keep the Machine Clean
    149
- Precautions During Maintenance
  150
  - Oil and Grease
    150
  - Tools
    150
  - Parts
    150
  - Dismantling the Accessory
    151
  - Working under the Machine
    151
  - Lighting
    151
  - Battery
    152
  - Hoses
    152
  - Radiator Ventilator
    152
  - Soldering
    152
  - Waste Processing
    153
Recommended Greases and Fluids
154
First Maintenance
155
- After the First 50 Hours of Service
  155
- After the First 250Hours of Service
  155
List of Periodic Inspections and Maintenance Operations
156
Maintenance by the Operator
159
- Daily Maintenance
  159
  - Checking the Machine before Use
    159
  - Checks after Using the Machine
    159
  - Checking the Commands
    159
  - Checking the Seat
    159
  - Greasing Points
    160
  - Using the Centralized Greasing System
    161
  - Cleaning the Separator/Decanter
    162
  - Purging the Fuel Tank
    163
  - Checking the Hydraulic Hoses
    163
  - Visual Inspection of the Fuel Hoses
    163
  - Greasing the Pin and Rotation Crown
    163
- Non Periodic Maintenance
  164
- Maintenance Every 50 Hours
  165
- Rubber Track Maintenance
  165
  - Checking the Condition of the Tracks
    165
  - Track Replacement
    166
  - Tension Check
    166
  - Increasing the Tension
    167
  - Releasing the Tension
    168
- Steel Track Maintenance
  169
  - Checking the Condition of the Tracks
    169
  - Track Replacement
    169
  - Tension Check
    169
  - Increasing the Tension
    170
  - Releasing the Tension
    171
- Maintenance by the Dealer
  172
D Conservation and Storage
174
- Conservation
  176
- Storage
  176
- Recommissioning
  178
E Technical Data
180
- Specifications
  182
- Working Dimensions
  183
- Noise Emitted by the Machine
  184
- Vibrations Emitted by the Machine
  185
F Lifting Capacities
186
- Lifting SV26 Cabin
  188
- Lifting SV26 Canopy
  189
Appendices
190
- A List of Error Codes Displayed on the Operator Display Station
  191
- B Control Sheets to be Photocopied
  194
- C Notes
  200
- D Lashing Record
  201
Index
202

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