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8-SPECIFICATIONS

Workrange(offsetboomtype)

SMIL13CEX2921HB7

Offset0andOffsetmaximum(left)

8-13

Main Page

Table of Contents2
General Information7
Note to the Owner7
Intended Use8
Electro-Magnetic Compatibility (EMC)9
Telematics9
Product Identification10
Machine Orientation13
Machine Components14
California Proposition 65 Warning16
Safety Information17
Signal Word Definitions17
Safety Rules18
Hand Signals27
Safety Signs31
Controls/Instruments49
Access to Operator's Platform49
Frame - Access/Exit49
Operator's Seat51
Pneumatically-Adjusted Operator Seat - Control Identification51
Forward Controls54
Hand Control Levers and Pedals54
Dozer Blade Control Lever57
Offset Boom Controls58
Windshield59
Front Lower Window60
Front Right-Hand Console61
System Display and Function Control Panel62
Monitor Switches66
Menu Screen Display68
Clock Adjustment73
Left-Hand Side Controls74
Heating, Ventilation or Air-Conditioning Control76
Gate Lock Lever80
Cab Internal Lighting80
Emergency Exit Hammer80
Tool Quick Coupler Locking and Unlocking Control Switch (Optional)81
Sliding Windows on Door81
Right-Hand Side Controls82
Power Sockets84
Coat Hanger Hook84
Cup Holder84
Cab Radio85
Rearward Controls87
Fuse Box87
Magazine Rack87
Overhead Controls88
Roof Curtain88
Roof Hatch88
Exterior Controls89
Fuel Tank89
Rear View Mirrors90
Rear View Camera (Option)93
Side Doors94
Battery Disconnect Switch95
Engine Hood96
Lower Panels97
Windshield Washer Reservoir98
Load Handling Eyes99
Towing Holes100
Safety Valves (Optional)101
Optional Tool Supply Valves101
Fuel Tank Filler Pump (if Equipped)102
Cab Protection (ROPS and FOPS)104
Operating Instructions105
Starting the Unit105
Anti-Theft Protection105
Starting the Engine108
Bringing the Machine up to Operating Temperature110
Engine Operation111
Operating the Machine in Hot or Cold Weather112
Machine Operation113
Stopping the Unit114
Stopping the Engine114
Moving the Unit115
Machine Travel115
Operating the Machine118
Load Handling120
Quick Coupler (Optional)123
Lowering the Attachment in the Event of a Failure128
Auxiliary Hydraulic Circuits129
Bucket Replacement134
Parking the Unit135
Parking the Machine135
Transport Operations137
Shipping Transport137
Transporting the Machine137
Tie Downs for Shipping - Procedure142
Handling the Machine144
Recovery Transport146
Towing the Machine146
Maintenance147
General Information147
Basic Instructions147
Consumables151
Capacities156
Releasing Pressure in the Hydraulic System157
Breaker : Hydraulic Filters and Hydaulic Oil Replacement158
Break-In Period159
Maintenance Chart160
Every 10 Hours162
Engine Oil Level162
Hydraulic Oil Level163
Engine Coolant Level164
Fuel Tank164
Every 50 Hours165
Grease Points (Arm and Backhoe Bucket)165
Grease Points (Boom)167
Grease Points (Offset Boom)169
Grease Points (Dozer Blade)171
Grease Points Quick Connect Tool (Optional)172
Tracks173
Air Conditioner Filters176
Every 250 Hours177
Engine Primary Air Filter177
Travel Reduction Unit Oil179
Hydraulic Oil Tank179
Fuel Pre-Filter180
Batteries183
Belt Tension186
Track Shoe Bolt Torque188
Track Rollers and Idler Wheels188
Cab Protection (ROPS and FOPS)189
Tightening Torques190
Every 500 Hours191
Engine Oil and Filter191
Fuel Filter193
Radiator and Coolers196
Swing Bearing197
Every 1000 Hours198
Engine Coolant198
Hydraulic Reservoir Breather201
Engine Air Filters202
Travel Reduction Unit Oil203
Alternator204
Starter Motor204
Engine Valve Rocker Clearance Adjustment204
Hydraulic Fluid Analyse204
Grease Points (Easy Maintenance System)205
Every 2000 Hours206
Hydraulic Suction Filter206
Hydraulic Return Filter207
Pilot Line Filter208
Air Conditioner Filters209
Every 4000 Hours210
Hydraulic Hoses210
Pump Outlet Hose210
Every 5000 Hours211
Hydraulic Oil and Filters211
When Necessary214
Plastic and Resin Parts214
Cylinders214
Bucket Teeth214
Gas Spring Inspection216
Fuel Tank Filter217
Fuel Pre-Filter217
Feed Pump218
Air Conditioning System219
Lamps and Bulbs220
Quick Coupler222
Fuses224
Protecting the Electronic and Electrical Systems During Battery Charging or Welding226
Storage227
Preparing for Storage227
Periodic Checks228
Starting up the Machine229
Troubleshooting231
Fault Code Resolution231
Engine Troubleshooting231
Specifications233
Machine Specifications233
Dimensions236
Weights247

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