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Operators must understand all manual contents before operation.
Emphasizes wearing protective clothing and safety equipment during operation.
Affix safety stickers and fasten first-aid kit and fire extinguisher.
Inspect machine for damage, especially pontoons, before operation.
Stop engine before maintenance and use safety signs.
Lower bucket, stop engine, use neutral controls, and use blocks on slopes.
Undercarriage must be set to maximum width for operation.
Examine water depth, bed contour, and launch at a slow speed.
Lower front attachment, use bucket if tracks slip, and face land.
Check for pontoon bubbles, ensure machine is balanced, adjust attachments.
Travel in still water only; avoid current, running streams, or strong winds.
Amphibious excavator is prohibited to work in floatation mode.
Digging in water is limited to specific depths, referring to tables.
Operate slowly and smoothly to avoid colliding with pontoons.
Do not use travel force as digging technique to prevent structural damage.
Do not perform hammering or pilling with the bucket to prevent damage.
Lower attachment when passing power lines on land to prevent electrocution.
Check track tension, confirm direction, use flagman, travel on flat ground, and avoid sharp turns.
Check and adjust track chain tension for proper fit and avoid derailment.
Lubricate track rollers with waste oil, especially after water exposure.
Greasing is important for wear, corrosion protection, and component life. Axle bearings need greasing every 50 hours.
Protect cylinder shafts from corrosion and damage by retracting when parked.
Check and change gear oil for hydraulic travel motors every 250 hours.
Check and change gear oil for spud pile hydraulic motors every 500 hours.
Check wearing plates thickness every 100 hours and replace if below 4mm.
Inspect track shoes and pins for wear every 100 hours and replace if damaged.
Inspect pontoons for leaks every 500 hours and test compartments with air pressure.
Regularly inspect exposed hydraulic hoses for leaks or damage.
A checklist for regular visual inspection and maintenance of the undercarriage.
General| Brand | EIK |
|---|---|
| Model | AMPHIBIOUS EXCAVATOR Series |
| Category | Excavators |
| Language | English |
