CASE CONSTRUCTION CX26C

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6-MAINTENANCE

Fortherstauxiliarycircuitproceedasfollow:

4.Ifthemachineisequippedwiththeauxiliarypedal,

pushitforwardandrearwardthreetimesapproxi-

matelytoreleasethepressure.

NOTE:thisproceduredoesnotcompletelyreleasethe

pressure,sowhenoperateonthehydraulicsystem,

loosentheconnectionsslowlyanddonotstandinthe

directionwheretheoildrainsout.

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5.Otherwisethemachineisequippedwiththepropor-

tionalswitchontheright-handcontrollever,slideitto

left-handandright-handthreetimesapproximatelyto

releasethepressure.

NOTE:thisproceduredoesnotcompletelyreleasethe

pressure,sowhenoperateonthehydraulicsystem,

loosentheconnectionsslowlyanddonotstandinthe

directionwheretheoildrainsout.

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Table of Contents2
General Information7
Note to the Owner7
Intended Use8
Electro-Magnetic Compatibility (EMC)8
Telematics (Optional)8
Manual Scope and Required Training Level9
Product Identification11
Operator's Manual Storage on the Machine14
Machine Orientation15
Machine Components16
EC Declaration of Conformity18
Safety Information21
Signal Word Definitions21
Safety Rules22
Ecology and Environment31
Hand Signals32
Noise Emission36
Vibration Levels37
Safety Signs38
Controls and Instruments57
Access to Operator's Platform57
Door and Steps57
Operator's Seat60
Forward Controls62
Windshield67
Left-Hand Side Controls68
Safety Lock Lever69
Engine Speed Control Lever69
Emergency Exit Hammer70
Windshield Washer Reservoir71
Right-Hand Side Controls72
Dozer Blade Control Lever74
Instrument Cluster75
Ventilation and Heating80
Rearward Controls81
Storage Compartment81
Overhead Controls82
Cab Internal Lighting82
Radio83
Exterior Controls94
Side Doors94
Rear View Mirrors97
Battery Disconnect Switch99
Fuel Tank100
Operating Instructions103
Starting the Unit103
Anti-Theft Protection103
Starting the Engine105
Bringing the Machine up to Operating Temperature107
Operating the Machine in Hot or Cold Weather108
Operating the Machine109
Lowering the Attachment in the Event of a Failure113
Bucket Replacement114
Caution While Using Rubber Crawlers115
Stopping the Unit119
Stopping the Engine119
Moving the Unit120
Machine Travel120
Parking the Unit126
Parking the Machine126
Transport Operations129
Road Transport129
Loading the Machine Onto a Transport Trailer129
Preparing for Road Transport131
Tie Downs for Shipping131
Unloading the Machine from a Transport Trailer132
Shipping Transport133
Handling the Machine133
Recovery Transport135
Towing the Machine135
Maintenance137
General Information137
Basic Instructions137
General Specification - Biodiesel Fuels140
Fluids and Lubricants142
Engine Oil Recommended Operating Temperature Range146
Releasing Pressure in the Hydraulic System147
Fuel System Bleeding151
Protecting the Electronic and Electrical Systems During Battery Charging or Welding152
Maintenance Planning153
Maintenance Chart153
Break-In Period155
Engine Oil and Filter155
Fuel Filter155
Hydraulic Oil Return Filter155
Pilot Line Filter155
Travel Reduction Gears155
Boom Swing Cylinder155
Grease Points (Bucket)156
Grease Points (Boom and Arm)156
Tightening Torques156
Every 10 Hours156
Engine Oil Level156
Engine Coolant Level157
Hydraulic Oil Level158
Fuel Filter Water Separator159
Fan and Alternator Drive Belt160
Every 50 Hours162
Grease Points (Bucket)162
Grease Points (Blade)163
Track Tension164
Swing Ring Gear166
Every 100 Hours167
Fuel Filter Water Separator167
Every 250 Hours167
Engine Oil and Filter167
Battery170
Swing Bearing176
Boom Swing Cylinder177
Tightening Torques178
Grease Points (Boom and Arm)179
Every 400 Hours180
Fuel Filter180
Every 500 Hours182
Air Cleaner182
Radiator and Coolers185
Radiator Fan186
Every 1000 Hours187
Hydraulic Oil Return Filter187
Pilot Line Filter188
Travel Reduction Gears190
Every 2000 Hours191
Engine Coolant191
Hydraulic Oil Suction Filter193
Hydraulic Hoses193
Every 5000 Hours194
Hydraulic Oil194
When Necessary196
Bulb Replacement196
Cab Air Filter198
Fuel Tank Drain199
Fuel Tank Strainer200
Control Levers201
Plastic and Resin Parts201
Fuse and Relay Locations202
Fuses202
Storage204
Preparing for Storage204
Periodic Checks205
Starting up the Machine after Storage206
Troubleshooting207
Fault Code Resolution207
Engine - Troubleshooting207
Electrical Systems - Troubleshooting208
Other Systems - Troubleshooting209
Specifications211
Machine Specifications211
Dimensions213
Weights216
Accessories217
Direct Fit Buckets217
Klac Type Buckets220
Auxiliary Hydraulic Circuits222
Hydraulic Oil - Breaker/Auger239
Quick Coupling System - Klac Type240
Load Handling249
Thumb Bracket252
Rotating Beacon253

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