Why won't my Gehl 603 Compact Excavator travel straight?
If your Gehl Compact Excavator will not travel straight forward or backward, check for any foreign object jammed in the track and remove it. Also, the track tension may be unequal and needs adjustment.
What does it mean when the battery voltage light comes on in my Gehl 603?
If the battery voltage light comes on during operation of your Gehl Compact Excavator, the alternator may not be charging properly or is malfunctioning. Also, check for loose or corroded charging circuit connections and repair the charging circuit.
Why is it difficult to rotate the swing frame on my Gehl Compact Excavator?
If rotating the swing frame on your Gehl Compact Excavator is difficult or impossible, check if the swing lock pin is engaged and release it. Also, ensure that there is sufficient lubrication by lubricating the swing gear using the remote grease fitting.
Why are the hydraulic lines on my Gehl 603 overheating?
If the hydraulic lines on your Gehl Compact Excavator are overheating, the hydraulic fluid level in the reservoir may be low, so add hydraulic fluid.
Why is my Gehl Compact Excavator leaking oil, coolant, or fuel?
If you notice oil, coolant, or fuel leakage under the engine of your Gehl Compact Excavator, check for loose hose connections and tighten them. Also, inspect seals or hoses for damage and replace them if necessary. After addressing leaks, check engine oil, engine coolant, and fuel levels, adding fluids as needed.
General| Brand | Gehl |
|---|---|
| Model | 603 |
| Category | Compact Excavator |
| Language | English |
Explains safety alert symbols, signal words, and general safety rules for operators.
Details safety practices for operating the machine, including before and during operation.
Covers fire hazards, extinguisher recommendations, and the need for additional safety equipment.
Emphasizes PPE, safety equipment maintenance, breathing protection, and safe maintenance practices.
Details battery hazards, disconnection, jump-starting, and safe machine lifting procedures.
Details engine start/stop procedures, travel safety, and operational precautions.
Covers general care, servicing, safety precautions, and maintenance label symbols.
Provides a detailed maintenance schedule and lists routine checks, cleaning, and inspections.
Covers engine oil checks, filter changes, air cleaner service, and fuel system maintenance.
Details hydraulic oil level checks, oil changes, hose maintenance, and pilot valve filter checks.
Addresses engine starting issues, rough running, power loss, smoke, and overheating.
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