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If your AVANT Compact Loader engine won't crank, it could be due to several reasons: the main switch might be off (turn it on), the battery could be discharged (check and charge it), a fuse might be blown (check fuses and contact service if it blows again), or the battery cables may be poorly connected (check, clean, and retighten them if necessary).
What to do if AVANT Compact Loader engine cranks but doesn't start?
If your AVANT Compact Loader's engine cranks but doesn't start, consider these possibilities: * Check if you have the correct type of fuel and enough of it. * Ensure the engine is getting fuel; the fuel filter or fuel line may be clogged. * If it's cold, hold the ignition key in the glow position longer, and extend starting time up to 5 seconds. * Make sure the auxiliary hydraulics control lever is in the center (neutral) position. * The battery could be discharged or damaged; jump start it or replace it if necessary.
How to fix AVANT 635 Compact Loader engine overheating?
To fix an overheating AVANT Compact Loader engine: * Clean the radiator and fan from the engine side. * Add coolant if the coolant level is low. * Check the coolant pressure reservoir cap for tightness and inspect the cooling system, hoses, and connections for leaks.
Why is the hydraulic system overheating on my AVANT 635?
An overheating hydraulic system in your AVANT Compact Loader can be caused by: * Low hydraulic oil level (check and refill). * A clogged oil cooler (clean the cooler and fan). * A faulty fan (check, clean, and repair if necessary). * Restricted hydraulic oil flow (ensure the auxiliary hydraulics valve is completely opened when using high flow attachments and adjust the lever locking plate if necessary). * An overloaded hydraulic system (use the attachment at a lower engine rpm, use with 1-pump setting, and check the attachment for faults).
What to do if AVANT Compact Loader doesn't move after releasing the parking brake?
If your AVANT Compact Loader doesn't move after releasing the parking brake, it could be due to: * A bad connection on the wiring of the parking brake switch, a blown fuse, or a faulty switch (check wires, fuse, and switch, repair if necessary. Contact service). * Low hydraulic charge pressure (contact service for pressure check). * A faulty solenoid valve (check and replace if possible. Contact service).
General| Brand | AVANT |
|---|---|
| Model | 635 |
| Category | Compact Loader |
| Language | English |
Explains the meaning and use of the safety alert symbol for hazard awareness.
Provides a list of general safety rules to avoid personal injury and hazards.
Warns about the risk of crushing from unexpected boom lowering.
Prohibits lifting persons or using the loader as a work platform.
Warns about escaping hydraulic fluid and safe handling procedures.
Explains the load sensor warning system and necessary actions.
Emphasizes using the seat belt within the ROPS protected area.
Provides guidance for operating the loader on inclines and uneven terrain.
Warns about carbon monoxide poisoning from exhaust fumes in enclosed spaces.
Details required personal protective equipment for safe operation.
Explains the function and importance of ROPS and FOPS structures.
Provides safety guidelines for the battery and electrical system.
Outlines measures to prevent fires related to the loader, fuel, and charging.
Explains the purpose and placement of warning labels for hazard awareness.
Details warnings for safe operation, seat belt use, and daily inspection.
Warns about the danger of lowered boom and crushed persons.
Advises disconnecting the battery to prevent fire risk.
Warns about overturning risks and safe operation practices.
Details the steps for safely shutting down the loader.
Provides essential safety instructions for operation.
Warns about high-pressure fluid injection injuries.
Refers to the load diagram for safe lifting capacity.
Defines tipping load and factors influencing it.
Illustrates tipping loads based on load distance and articulation.
Explains how ROC is determined and its relation to tipping load.
Describes the load sensor system and its warnings.
Identifies the location of main operating controls on the dashboard.
Provides a step-by-step guide to starting the loader engine.
Details the steps for safely shutting down the loader.
Explains the hydrostatic drive system and pedal operation.
Outlines requirements for using attachments safely and correctly.
Step-by-step guide for coupling attachments to the loader.
Emphasizes checking that attachments are properly locked.
Details how to connect hydraulic hoses using the multi connector system.
Emphasizes the importance of regular maintenance for safety and operation.
Provides essential safety precautions before performing maintenance.
Details checks and maintenance for hydraulic hoses and components.
Lists daily inspection tasks before and after starting the loader.
Provides a schedule for periodic maintenance based on hours of use.
Details safe refueling practices and fuel requirements.
Explains the need for recalibration after adding/removing counterweights.
Provides step-by-step instructions for calibrating the load sensor.
Shows filter locations and lists part numbers for various filters.
Lists common problems, possible causes, and remedies for the loader.
