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December 2019W11/W12/W13 | Operation manual
3.4.8 Measures when the wheel loader tips over
CAUTION
Danger of engine damage!
Immediately switch off the engine if the wheel loader is extremely inclined or tips over due to improper or careless
operation!
Do not start the engine when the wheel loader is upright again! Notify a specialist workshop! The engine must be
inspected by trained personnel and cleared for further operation!
ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION
Danger of environmental harm!
Bring the wheel loader into an upright position as quickly as possible to prevent oil or fuel escaping!
Leaked oil or fuel must be absorbed immediately with a binder and disposed of in an environmentally compatible
manner, separate from other waste!
3.4.9 Precautionary measures for different weather conditions
For high ambient temperatures
Take the following precautions at high temperatures to avoid damaging the wheel loader:
Check the cooling system regularly:
- Keep the water and oil cooler clean
- Always ensure the correct coolant level
- Use the right coolant mixture
- Check the cooling system regularly for leaks
- Check the fan belt regularly for condition and tension
Use engine lubricating oil of the correct viscosity class
Check the engine air filter regularly.
For low ambient temperatures
WARNING
Accident hazard due to changing ground conditions!
Snow, mud and ice can lead to accidents! Accident hazard due to poor visibility! Free the cab windows of ice before
starting work!
NOTE
At particularly low temperatures, i.e. –18 °C or less, an additional starting aid may be required. Examples include
fuel, oil and coolant heaters and additional batteries.
Let the dealer advise you.

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