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General| Brand | Doosan |
|---|---|
| Model | DX140W |
| Category | Excavators |
| Language | English |
General introduction and responsibility for operator safety and awareness of actions.
Information on the purpose, location, and maintenance of safety decals on the machine.
Details on rear view cameras and mirrors for ensuring visibility around the machine.
Key items to evaluate for safe lifting operations in Digging Mode, including ground support and load.
Consequences of modifications without DOOSAN authorization and the importance of using genuine parts.
Safety rules, features, and precautions for operating and maintaining the machine safely.
Precautions regarding fuel, oil, and hydraulic fluid to prevent fire and explosion hazards.
Precautions for preventing lung damage from asbestos fiber exposure, including respirator use and cleaning methods.
Information on providing and using fire extinguishers and first aid kits, and procedures for escaping a fire.
Guidelines for protecting the operator's cabin from falling or flying objects with guards and structures.
Information on the pilot control system accumulator, its function, and safety precautions for handling.
Checks and precautions for the work site before starting operations, including terrain and hazards.
Daily checks, inspections, and maintenance of the seat belt system for proper function and operator safety.
Information on the operator's cabin ROPS certification, requirements, and precautions for modifications and damage.
Precautions to prevent serious injury or death when swinging or changing the direction of travel.
Safety guidelines to follow when traveling with the machine, including switch positions and equipment folding.
Dangers of losing balance and tipping over when working or swinging on slopes, and careful operation procedures.
Alerting others that service or maintenance is being performed using warning notices and lockout devices.
Diagrams illustrating the location of major machine components with a reference number and description list.
Detailed diagram of the operator's cabin showing the location of various controls and features.
Diagrams and descriptions of the various operational controls and panels within the operator's cabin.
Description and operation of the cabin heating and air conditioning control panel and its functions.
Detailed explanation of the steering console, including combination switch, transmission selector, and work/travel selector.
Diagram and description of the instrument panel gauges, indicators, and selector buttons.
Explanation of the multifunction display screen, engine rpm, battery voltage, pump pressure, and communication indicator.
Description of Power, Economy, Auto Idle, and Flow Control buttons and their functions.
How to navigate and set items like language, clock, filter/oil info, display, and password using selector buttons.
Procedure for setting the proper flow rate for optional attachments using the flow control button and selector switch.
Information on how to view and select the current application mode, including Power, Standard, Economy, and Auto Idle.
Instructions for operating the stereo and CD player, including controls and features.
Description of cabin light, pilot cutoff switch, circuit breaker, fusible link, and fuse boxes.
Instructions for adjusting the seat position, height, depth, lumbar support, headrest, and seat belt.
Procedure for opening and closing the cabin ceiling cover, including safety precautions.
Instructions for opening and stowing the front upper window, including safety warnings.
Description of the door side latch used to secure the door to the cabin side when opened.
Description of the three storage compartments behind the operator's seat and a separate tray.
Location of the ashtray and the importance of closing it after use to prevent fire hazards.
Instructions for using the front and ceiling window visors to reduce sunlight and prevent damage to the retract mechanism.
Location of the hanger on the upper left side of the operator's cabin and safety warning about its use.
Location and use of the rubber cup holder inside the operator's cabin.
Location and use of the tool for breaking glass to exit the operator's cabin in an emergency.
Procedures for opening and closing the side door, battery box door, and engine cover.
Description and use of the swing lock device for transporting or traveling on streets to prevent accidental movement.
Location and use of wheel chocks to secure the machine for repairs or transport at all times.
Steps for the initial break-in period, including load limits and daily checks to ensure proper performance and longevity.
Inspection procedures before starting the engine and safety precautions regarding flammable materials and leaks.
Procedure for jump-starting the engine using auxiliary or booster batteries, with safety precautions.
Procedures for warming up the hydraulic oil and system to the correct operating temperature before starting work.
Specific procedures for warming up the hydraulic system in cold weather conditions to ensure proper operation.
Procedures for safely stopping the engine, including idling for cooling and proper control positioning.
Explanation of the safety lever's function to deactivate work and travel controls, and precautions for its use.
General warnings and precautions for traveling with the machine, including traffic rules and speed limits.
Detailed steps for traveling the machine on roads, including brake testing and speed range shifting.
Precautions and procedures for safe travel on a work site, including avoiding obstacles, slopes, and ensuring stability.
Procedures for safely parking the excavator, including ground conditions, lowering attachments, and using wheel chocks on slopes.
Steps to take if a problem develops during travel mode, including moving the machine and identifying causes.
Instructions for engaging and disengaging the cruise control system for maintaining travel speed.
Explanation of engine speed control using the dial or accelerator pedal, and mode selection for travel/work.
Explanation of engine speed control using the dial or accelerator pedal, and mode selection for travel/work.
Guidance on choosing work mode combinations (Power, Standard, Economy) for efficient work based on conditions.
Explanation of the automatic idle system that reduces engine speed when controls are neutral.
How to activate power boost for maximum digging force using the right-hand work lever.
Description of left and right work levers (joysticks) for controlling boom, arm, bucket, swing, dozer, and outrigger movements.
Operation of optional independent outriggers using dozer control lever and select switches.
Instructions for operating the upper and lower boom of a two-piece boom configuration.
Safety guidelines to prevent accidents during operation, including terrain investigation, machine contact, and narrow space awareness.
Precautions for operating in water, including water depth limits, slope considerations, and greasing swing bearing when wet.
Step-by-step procedure for towing the equipment, including wheel chocks, parking brake release, and speed limits.
Selection and installation of hydraulic breakers, including considerations for stability, oil pressure, and hose connections.
Selection and installation of hydraulic breakers, including considerations for stability, oil pressure, and hose connections.
Procedure for adjusting pump flow rate using UP/DOWN buttons and applying the setting via the SELECT button.
Operation of the rotating pedal valve for front attachment rotation and locking the pedal with the prop rod.
How to activate attachment rotation using buttons on the left-hand work lever for clockwise or counterclockwise movement.
Safety precautions for lifting heavy loads, including configuration, load capacity, and maintaining stability.
Maintenance requirements for operating in mud, water, rain, dusty, hot, rocky, or extreme cold environments.
Precautions for operating in extreme cold, including preheating, battery care, and fuel management.
Routine maintenance and inspections required to keep the machine in correct operating condition.
Steps to follow when performing maintenance, including parking, lowering attachments, and engine cooling.
Recommended lubricants for various components based on ambient temperature, with important notes on product selection.
Information on the function of coolant, use of distilled water, antifreeze mixing ratios, and precautions.
Table listing the fluid capacities for various components like engine, fuel tank, hydraulic oil, transmission, and axles.
Explanation of symbols used in the lubrication and service chart and their corresponding descriptions.
Lists of service items and their recommended intervals for daily, weekly, 250-hour, 500-hour, and 1,000-hour services.
Daily inspection and greasing procedures for tires, dozer blade pins, outrigger pins, and boom/arm/attachment pins.
Weekly service checks, including greasing boom, arm, attachment pins, swing gear, dozer blade, and outrigger pins.
Maintenance tasks for 250-hour intervals, including changing filters, checking fluid levels, and inspecting pins/bushings.
Service procedures for 500-hour intervals, including greasing swing gear and pinion, and changing engine oil and filter.
Maintenance tasks for 1,000-hour intervals, including greasing swing reduction device and changing hydraulic oil return filter.
Service procedures for 2,000-hour intervals, including changing air cleaner elements and radiator coolant.
Periodic replacement of major parts like fuel hoses, pump hoses, and cylinder lines to ensure safe operation.
In-service lifetime limits for hydraulic hoses as per European standards, and DOOSAN's recommendations for replacement.
Checks and maintenance for the air-conditioning system, including control panel, hoses, condenser, magnetic clutch, and belt tension.
Maintenance and replacement procedures for bucket components, including teeth and O-rings.
Procedure for inspecting and replacing bucket teeth, including safety precautions and adapter cleaning.
Information regarding the machine's electrical system, including battery, fuses, and wiring.
Precautions for battery handling, including hazard prevention, cold weather operation, and terminal checks.
General information on maintaining the cooling system for optimal performance, fuel efficiency, and component life.
Important precautions for operating the fuel transfer pump, including dry operation, continuous usage, and fuel contamination.
Safety precautions for handling hydraulic accumulators, including releasing pressure and avoiding mishandle.
Importance of proper tire inflation and condition, checking for damage, and safety during tire servicing.
Procedures for venting air from the main system pump and hydraulic cylinders to ensure proper operation.
Maintenance requirements for operating in mud, water, rain, dusty, hot, rocky, or extreme cold environments.
Procedures for storing the excavator for more than one month, covering cleaning, lubrication, battery, cooling, and hydraulic systems.
Instructions for traveling the machine short distances, including following travel instructions and engaging the swing lock pin.
Steps for safely loading and unloading the excavator onto a trailer, including ramp angle and machine positioning.
Procedures and safety precautions for lifting the machine, including work equipment positioning and securing the machine.
Diagram and table of overall dimensions for the one-piece boom excavator with different arm and boom configurations.
Diagrams and dimensions illustrating the digging radius, depth, height, and dump height for different boom configurations.
Table of approximate densities for various workload materials, with important notes on factors affecting weight.
