Why won't my AVANT 400 engine crank?
If your AVANT Compact Loader engine won't crank, it could be due to several reasons: the main switch being off (turn it on), a discharged battery (check and charge it), a blown fuse (check fuses, and contact service if it blows again), or poorly connected battery cables (check, clean, and retighten them if necessary).
How to fix an overheating engine on my AVANT Compact Loader?
If your AVANT Compact Loader engine is overheating, possible causes include a clogged radiator (clean the radiator and fan from the engine side), low coolant level (add coolant), or a leaking cooling system (check the coolant pressure reservoir cap for tightness and inspect the cooling system, hoses, and connections).
Why is the hydraulic system overheating on my AVANT 400?
An overheating hydraulic system in your AVANT Compact Loader could be caused by several factors: * Low hydraulic oil level: Check and refill the oil. * Clogged oil cooler: Clean the cooler and fan. * Faulty fan: Check and clean the fan; repair if necessary. * Restricted hydraulic oil flow: Ensure the auxiliary hydraulics valve is completely open when using high flow attachments and adjust the lever locking plate if necessary. * Overloaded hydraulic system: Use the attachment at a lower engine rpm, use with 1-pump setting, and check the attachment for faults.
General| Brand | AVANT |
|---|---|
| Model | 400 Series |
| Category | Compact Loader |
| Language | English |
Overview of the operator's manual, machine features, and intended use.
Explanation of safety symbols and essential general safety rules.
Guidance on PPE, hazard handling, electrical safety, and ROPS/FOPS.
Loader identification, engine details, and description of main components.
Detailed specifications, load diagrams, and transport information.
Engine specs, tyre options, and auxiliary hydraulics oil flow.
Overview of dashboard, foot pedals, and steering controls.
Operation of control levers for boom, bucket, auxiliary hydraulics, and optional features.
Step-by-step guides for starting, stopping, and driving the loader.
Safe steering, attachment coupling, and hydraulic hose connection.
Critical safety rules to follow during all maintenance tasks.
Daily checks and a schedule for preventive maintenance.
Procedures for cleaning, fluid checks, filter replacement, and greasing.
Diagnosing and resolving engine, hydraulic, and movement problems.
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