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General| Brand | Dynapac |
|---|---|
| Model | LH800 |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
Details about identification plates for the machine and engine.
Explains the meaning of warning and caution symbols used in the manual.
Key safety rules including machine modification, accessories, and operator alertness.
Guidelines on personal protective equipment and safe operating environments.
Precautions for fueling and safely starting the machine.
Safety measures for operating the machine on slopes and parking.
Safety precautions for hydraulic systems and batteries.
Guidelines for machine repair and radio remote control operation.
Safety considerations for operating near edges and on slopes.
Illustration showing the placement of various safety decals on the machine.
Descriptions and meanings of key safety decals, including warnings and operational symbols.
Recommended engine oil, hydraulic fluid, and fuel specifications.
Part numbers for essential filters and components.
Operating weight, compaction data, and operating parameters.
Tank volumes, engine model, output, and speed.
Data on acoustic power and hand-arm vibration.
Technical details for the remote control system components.
Specifications for the battery and its charging unit.
Information on data signs, serial numbers, and system identification.
Physical dimensions (length, width, height) and contact area.
Dimensions and weight with optional extension plates.
Procedures for filling the fuel tank and checking engine oil.
Overview of transmitter controls, indicators, and battery management.
Details on radio range, interference, and frequency adjustment.
Operation of the battery charger and information on the receiver display.
Explanation of error codes shown on the receiver display.
Steps for preparing the machine and transmitter before starting.
Step-by-step guide for starting the engine via remote control.
How to set speed and throttle for operation.
Explanation of joystick movements for machine direction and vibration.
Procedures for stopping the machine and shutting down the system.
Guidelines and precautions for safely lifting the machine.
Methods for firmly securing the machine during transport.
Proper connection of towing devices and force limitations.
Procedures for safe handling, charging, and storage of batteries.
Illustrated guide to service points on the machine.
Daily checks and tasks for the first 20 hours of operation.
Tasks to perform every 100 hours of operation.
Tasks for every 500 hours or annually.
Tasks after 1000 hours or three years.
Procedures for checking engine oil level and air cleaner.
Keeping the machine clean and ensuring all screws are tight.
Procedures for changing engine oil and checking hydraulic fluid level.
Inspecting and draining the diesel fuel/water separator.
Replacing fuel filter, oil filter, and air cleaner element.
Procedure for changing hydraulic fluid and filter.
Procedure for changing oil in the eccentric element.
List of approvals and certifications for various non-EC countries.
