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General| Brand | Amazone |
|---|---|
| Model | UX 5200 Special |
| Category | Paint Sprayer |
| Language | English |
Details operator and user obligations regarding manual instructions, safety regulations, and warning symbols.
Explains the meaning and severity of safety symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, IMPORTANT, NOTE).
Ensures safety and protection equipment is attached and functional before each startup.
Specifies requirements for personnel operating or maintaining the machine, including training and supervision.
Ensures machine operation only with fully functional safety equipment and daily checks for damage.
Explains the meaning and severity of safety symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, IMPORTANT, NOTE).
Covers warnings regarding crushing risks, electrical hazards, and the importance of reading the manual.
Explains symbols for hydraulic fluid danger, hazardous materials, anchorage points, and jacking points.
Covers warnings for unintentional intervention, swivel range risks, explosion risks, and lubrication points.
Details symbols for drive speed, oil filter, hand wash tank use, ladder transport, and spray tank vapour risks.
Covers warnings for unintended movement, high-pressure fluid escape, hydraulic system pressure, and transportation dangers.
Details warnings for hazardous material contact, drawbar swivel range risks, and standing under suspended loads.
Details risks of non-compliance: danger to people, environment, machine, and voiding warranty.
Comply with national safety regulations, heed warning symbols, check immediate area, and drive with full control.
Instructions for safe coupling/uncoupling, including tractor suitability, linkage compatibility, and securing against rolling.
Ensures understanding of equipment, no loose clothing, safety equipment attached, and compliance with load limits.
Covers road traffic regulations, pre-operation checks, weight compliance, turning precautions, and securing movable parts.
Details safety precautions for the high-pressure hydraulic system, including hose connection, depressurization, and maintenance.
Safety guidelines for electrical work: disconnecting battery, using correct fuses, battery connection, and avoiding explosion risks.
Safety instructions for PTO shaft use: proper guards, undamaged parts, correct installation, and stopping procedures.
Emphasizes specialist workshop for adjustment, regular checks, and safety measures during work on the brake system.
Recommendations for crop protection agent handling, plant protection law, opening pressurized lines, and using replacement hoses.
Safety rules for cleaning, maintenance, and repairs, including tank access, work conditions, and spare parts.
Warning about tractor suitability and brake system connection, proper coupling, and power requirements.
Details transport locking mechanisms for booms, handrails on the maintenance platform, and PTO shaft guards.
Identifies areas around the machine where people can be caught by movements or thrown objects.
Describes the central control terminal and its various elements for setting operation modes.
Provides a step-by-step guide for safely coupling the PTO shaft, including clearance and securing precautions.
Details safe procedures for uncoupling the PTO shaft, including warnings about hot components and storage.
Step-by-step instructions for correctly coupling hydraulic hose lines, including fluid compatibility and pressure limits.
Procedure for disconnecting hydraulic hose lines, including protecting plugs and storing lines.
Explains the dual-circuit pneumatic braking system, including the braking force regulator and release valve.
Describes how braking force is regulated by tank fill level via a float and warns against changing adjustment measurements.
Provides instructions for coupling dual-circuit and single-circuit pneumatic braking systems, emphasizing correct hose connection order.
Details the procedure for uncoupling dual-circuit and single-circuit pneumatic braking systems, emphasizing order of hose removal.
Explains the tractor requires hydraulic braking equipment and details coupling, uncoupling, and emergency brake procedures.
Explains AutoTrail's function for precise tracking using drawbar angle and safety functions to prevent tipping.
Details the use of the AutoTrail steering drawbar, including prohibitions on slopes and reversing, and tipping risks.
Details pump components, suitability for agents, drive speeds, and pulsation damping.
Emphasizes using all filters, regular cleaning, permissible filter/mesh size combinations, and mesh size effects.
Lists functions performed via the control terminal, including data input, sprayer control, boom operation, and monitoring.
Provides instructions for adjusting spraying height, including safety warnings and using tractor controls/terminal.
Details safety precautions for folding booms, including distances from overhead cables and personnel safety.
Provides instructions for unlocking and locking the transport safety catch on the Super-S boom for safe road transport.
Details Profi-folding and preselected folding of the Super-S boom using tractor control units and the control terminal.
Explains how to unlock and lock the transport safety catch on the Super-L boom using transport safety bows.
Describes Profi-folding and preselected folding of the Super-L boom using tractor control units and the control terminal.
Ensures operator has read and understood the manual, complying with safety info for coupling, transport, and use.
Warns about risks from improper tractor use and outlines requirements like permissible weight, axle loads, and brake tests.
Explains how to calculate actual values for tractor weight, axle loads, and tyre capacities for suitability checks.
Ensures connection fittings and towing eyes match tractor capabilities and permissible drawbar load.
Warns about risks from inadequate tractor brake power and specifies tractor weight requirements and maximum speed.
Details safe PTO shaft adjustment, including warnings about damaged parts, incorrect installation, and crushing risks.
Outlines critical safety steps for securing the tractor and machine against unintended movement during interventions.
Recommends performing brake tests when empty and loaded, and coordinating tractor/sprayer brakes with a specialist.
Warns about risks from improper tractor use and outlines requirements for suitable tractors and connection fittings.
Details procedures for uncoupling the machine, including securing against rolling and decoupling PTO shaft and supply lines.
Ensures proper sprayer operation through calibration, correct filter use, thorough cleaning, and filling water tanks.
Details safe handling of crop protection agents, avoiding contamination, and proper disposal of containers and residues.
Instructions for filling the tank via suction port, blending agent, and adjusting water supply and suction speed.
Step-by-step guide for adding agent using ECO-Fill, including pump activation, coupling, and switch tap operations.
Instructions for filling via filling connection, blending agent, setting pump speed, agitator, and suction chest.
Provides instructions and special advice for spraying operations, including calibration, spray rate adherence, and nozzle selection.
Provides measures to reduce drift, including rescheduling, nozzle choice, spray pressure, boom height, speed, and distance requirements.
Provides general advice on cleaning the sprayer promptly, before applying different agents, and at the treatment site.
Details the three-step cleaning process for the sprayer with an empty tank, including agitator and nozzle flushing.
Provides guidelines for lubricating grease nipples, specifying intervals, cleaning points, and suitable lubricants.
Provides a schedule for maintenance tasks, specifying intervals, work required, and when specialist workshop involvement is needed.
Recommends balancing tractor and sprayer brakes for optimal performance and wear, with general visual inspection criteria.
Provides instructions for leak tightness checks, pressure checks in the air reservoir and brake cylinder, and visual inspection.
Provides safety warnings for working on the hydraulic system, emphasizing specialist work, depressurization, and leak searching.
Lists criteria for inspecting hydraulic hoses, including damage, brittleness, deformation, leaks, and installation requirements.
Covers pump maintenance, including checking oil level, changing oil, and cleaning the pump.
Provides instructions for checking and replacing valves on the suction and pressure sides of the pump, including tightening torques.
Details checking and replacing piston diaphragms annually, emphasizing correct installation positions and replacing all if one is damaged.
Explains the need for field sprayer calibration before season, after nozzle changes, or if spray rates deviate.
Explains how to use spray tables, including converting rates for AUS/NP solutions and selecting nozzle types/sizes.
Guide on selecting nozzle type, size, spray pressure, and individual nozzle output using spray tables and example calculations.
Step-by-step process for determining nozzle type, size, spray pressure, and output using spray tables and calculations.
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