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Details noise and vibration levels according to relevant standards and regulations.
General safety rules, intended use, operator qualifications, and safety notes.
Highlights machine's intended use, unintended uses, and remaining risks.
Covers unauthorized changes, safety installations, and safety symbols.
Guidelines for safe starting, driving, on slopes, and in traffic.
Procedures for safe parking, refueling, and maintenance practices.
Safety measures for working on hoses, engine, battery, and electrical parts.
Safety procedures for fuel system, tires, AC, and cleaning operations.
Importance of keeping safety stickers legible and in place.
Lists and identifies all controls and indicators on the machine's control panel.
General notes, start switch operation, and pre-operation checks.
Description of all warning and indicator lights on the instrument cluster.
Operation of fan, AC, travel lever, and vibration controls.
Operation of engine speed, emergency stop, horn, and indicator switches.
Operation of lighting, cabin heater controls, and steering wheel adjustment.
Adjusting the driver's seat and identifying fuse functions.
Operation of cabin toggle switches, interior lighting, and floor mats.
Reading speedometer, tachometer, and vibration frequency displays.
Understanding the EVIB display for compaction measurement.
Explanation of BTM display elements and control buttons.
Explanation of EVIB-value, jump operation symbols, and SCCC.
Procedures for starting, stopping, printing, and deleting measurements.
Understanding frequency display and setting nominal values.
Displays for machine travel speed and vibration amplitude.
Details on the measuring value printer and the fault light indicator.
Explanation of the elements and layout of the EVIB line diagram.
Description of data displayed in the EVIB line diagram.
Explanation of pass number, travel direction, and machine equipment.
Understanding amplitude and EVIB value readings and changes.
Details on speed, track length, raster lines, and jump information.
Graphical representation of EVIB values in sections.
General introduction to operating the machine and essential pre-operation checks.
Step-by-step guide for starting the engine, including immobilizer and jump starts.
Guidelines for safe driving, stopping, and using the parking brake.
Procedure for safely shutting down the engine and controlling vibration.
Using the emergency stop and adjusting the steering wheel.
Adjusting seat, operating HVAC, and managing the machine hood.
Setting up the BVC/BTM05 system, including units and printer language.
Performing measuring passes, finishing compaction, and marking tracks.
Printing measurement data and maintaining the printer.
Guidelines and safety for towing, loading, and transporting the machine.
General rules, safety, and notes for fuel, cooling, and hydraulic systems.
Information on types, specifications, viscosity, and mixing of fluids.
Reference table for fuels and lubricants for various machine assemblies.
Maintenance tasks required during the initial run-in period.
Table outlining maintenance tasks by operating hour intervals.
Tasks to be performed every 10 operating hours.
Tasks to be performed every 250 operating hours.
Tasks to be performed every 500 operating hours.
Tasks to be performed every 1000 operating hours.
Tasks to be performed every 2000 operating hours.
Tasks to be performed every 3000 operating hours.
Tasks to be performed every 6000 operating hours.
Tasks to be performed as needed.
General advice on troubleshooting and contacting service personnel.
Procedure for accessing and displaying fault codes from the BVC/BTM05 system.
Detailed troubleshooting for engine starting, running, power, and smoke issues.
Safety rules for cabin assembly, notes, symbols, and work precautions.
Steps for preparing the machine and cabin for assembly, including lifting gear.
Steps for lifting, sealing, fastening the cabin, and installing interior components.
Performing final tests on all cabin systems and the seat contact switch.
Procedure for final shutdown, battery removal, and draining all machine fluids.
General| Drum Width | 2, 130 mm |
|---|---|
| Engine Manufacturer | Deutz |
| Drum Diameter | 1, 500 mm |
| Vibration Frequency | 30 Hz |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 150 L |
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