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General| Brand | Gehl |
|---|---|
| Model | Z17 GEN:2 |
| Category | Compact Excavator |
| Language | English |
Covers genuine Gehl parts and labor required for repair or replacement at the selling dealer's location.
Disclaims all warranties, express or implied, except as explicitly stated.
Lists exclusions from warranty coverage, such as transportation and normal maintenance.
Emphasizes that improper machine use can lead to severe injury or death.
Defines signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, IMPORTANT) used to indicate hazard severity.
Mandates reading and understanding all safety instructions before operation or servicing.
Prohibits unauthorized modifications, removal of safety guards, or use of unapproved attachments.
Lists the primary tasks for which the excavator is intended to be used.
Details the critical initial break-in period to ensure machine performance and service life.
Specifies environmental and fuel conditions required to meet EPA emission standards.
Advises confirming and complying with all licensing requirements before operating the machine.
Identifies the location of the machine's serial number plate for reference.
Identifies the location of the engine's serial number plate.
Specifies the locations of the EPA emission control plates on the machine.
Provides essential information to give the dealer when ordering parts or requesting service.
Mandates thorough understanding of all safety instructions before operating or servicing the excavator.
General guidelines for maintaining safety in the work environment.
Ensures all guards and safety devices are correctly installed and functional.
Lists essential personal protective equipment (PPE) required for safe operation.
Prohibits operating the machine under the influence of alcohol or when feeling unwell.
Covers essential checks and safety measures before starting the engine.
Details pre-operation checks for hazards in the immediate working area.
Advises on keeping the machine and its surroundings clear of flammable materials.
Recommends cleaning the operator's seat area for safety and proper function.
Outlines critical steps and safety measures before beginning any maintenance.
Ensures machine safety by preventing accidental operation during servicing.
Stresses the importance of using the correct and well-maintained tools for servicing.
Illustrates the positions of various warning labels on the machine for easy identification.
Warns about hazards associated with getting on and off the machine, emphasizing proper procedures.
Alerts to battery hazards including explosion risk from hydrogen gas and burn risk from sulfuric acid.
Warns operators to stay clear of the machine's working area to prevent crushing injuries.
Provides a diagram identifying the main components of the excavator.
Identifies and locates the various operator controls and switches on the machine.
Explains the function of the monitor panel, including indicator lamps and buzzers.
Describes the operation of the starter switch, light switch, and horn switch.
Details the function and operation of lock levers, control levers, and travel pedals.
Covers essential checks of the machine's systems and components before engine start.
Outlines a visual inspection procedure of the machine's exterior and underside.
Details daily pre-start checks for cooling water, engine oil, and fuel levels.
Describes pre-engine start checks of control levers, indicators, and warning lamps.
Provides step-by-step instructions for starting the engine under normal operating conditions.
Explains the procedure for starting the engine in low ambient temperatures, including preheating.
Details post-start engine warm-up, hydraulic oil temperature management, and system checks.
Explains the procedure for safely moving the machine forward.
Explains the procedure for safely moving the machine in reverse.
Describes how to steer the machine by operating the travel levers.
Provides instructions for safely stopping and parking the machine, including on slopes.
Emphasizes checking the swing range for people and obstacles before rotating the upper structure.
Advises on safety checks and using the horn before operating the machine's implements.
Details the procedure for adjusting the track width for improved stability and posture.
Explains how to adjust the blade width by changing pin positions.
Warns against using swing force for tasks like leveling or breaking walls to prevent damage.
Advises against overextending hydraulic cylinders to prevent damage and premature wear.
Provides guidance on avoiding obstacles and driving safely over rough terrain.
Specifies the maximum safe water depth for operating the machine.
Provides guidelines for safe travel on inclines, including implement positioning and speed control.
Details steps to free the machine if only one track is stuck in mud.
Explains procedures to free the machine if both tracks are stuck in mud.
Describes efficient digging techniques and cylinder angles for backhoe operations.
Explains the suitability of shoveling for excavating higher ground.
Guides on positioning the machine for efficient loading of dump trucks.
Warns about potential hazards like flying chips and finger injuries during bucket reversal.
Details the correct procedure for safely stopping and parking the machine.
Outlines post-operation checks of the monitor panel for gauges and indicators.
Advises on proper engine shutdown procedures to prevent damage and ensure longevity.
Post-engine shutdown checks for fluid leaks and overall machine condition.
Details the procedure for locking the fuel supply port cover and engine hood for security.
Explains the advantages of rubber crawlers and proper usage for optimal performance.
Lists specific prohibitions to prevent damage and ensure longevity of rubber crawlers.
Provides additional usage guidelines and warnings for rubber crawlers in various conditions.
Details the components and functions related to hydraulic PTO operation.
Explains how to operate various attachments using the hydraulic PTO system.
Provides essential safety guidelines for loading and unloading the machine onto transport vehicles.
Details the steps required to secure the machine properly after loading for transport.
Explains the safe procedures for lifting and suspending the machine, emphasizing balance.
Advises on preparing the machine's fuel, oil, and cooling water for cold weather operation.
Outlines essential steps to take at the end of the workday in cold weather to prevent issues.
Details the procedures for preparing the machine for storage.
Describes normal machine behaviors that might be mistaken for faults.
Provides instructions for safely towing a disabled machine using proper equipment and procedures.
Addresses issues related to an overdischarged battery, including safe handling and charging.
Explains the correct procedure for jump-starting the engine using booster cables.
Lists common engine and electrical system problems and their respective solutions.
Lists common machine body issues, such as power loss or steering problems, and solutions.
General precautions for servicing, including checks, cleaning, and safety warnings.
Specific advice for performing maintenance in dusty environments to prevent damage.
Guidelines for safely cleaning the machine, avoiding direct spray on sensitive components.
Details the types of oils, fuel, and cooling water specified for the machine.
Explains the importance of using correct oil grades and replacing oil and filters as scheduled.
Provides recommendations for fuel quality, usage, and tank maintenance.
Discusses cooling water requirements, anti-freeze usage, and maintenance.
Offers precautions for maintaining the machine's electrical system, including avoiding water.
Covers essential precautions for servicing the hydraulic system, including pressure relief.
Identifies consumable parts like filter elements and bucket teeth that require periodic replacement.
Specifies the recommended fuel and oil types based on ambient temperature ranges.
Details the specifications and requirements for the machine's cooling water.
Lists the essential tools required for performing servicing tasks on the machine.
Provides standard tightening torques for various bolts and nuts in both imperial and metric units.
Lists critical parts that must be replaced periodically to ensure safe operation.
Summarizes inspection and servicing requirements based on service hours intervals.
Adjusts service intervals for hydraulic oil and filters when using a hydraulic breaker attachment.
Details initial maintenance tasks required for a new machine at 50, 100, and 250 hours.
Covers maintenance tasks that are performed as needed, not on a fixed schedule.
Describes how to inspect rubber crawlers for wear, damage, and proper tension.
Explains the procedure for checking and adjusting the tension of the rubber crawlers.
Provides a step-by-step guide for safely removing and installing rubber crawlers.
Details the procedure for flushing and cleaning the cooling system and replacing anti-freeze.
Outlines the daily checks to perform before the first engine start of the day.
Procedure for checking and refilling the cooling water level in the sub-tank and radiator.
Procedure for checking and refilling the engine oil level using the dipstick.
Steps to check the fuel level and refuel the fuel tank.
Procedure for checking and refilling the hydraulic oil level.
How to check and adjust the tension of the fan belt.
Procedure for checking and refilling the battery electrolyte level.
Inspects electrical components like fuses, wiring, and lamps for proper function.
Lists maintenance tasks to be performed every 50 service hours.
Lists maintenance tasks to be performed every 100 service hours.
Lists maintenance tasks to be performed every 200 service hours.
Lists maintenance tasks to be performed every 400 service hours.
Lists maintenance tasks to be performed every 500 service hours.
Lists maintenance tasks to be performed every 1000 service hours.
Lists maintenance tasks to be performed every 2000 service hours.
Lists the technical specifications for the machine, including weight, performance, and engine details.
Shows diagrams of the machine model and illustrates its working range dimensions.
General safety advice regarding mounting and dismounting attachments and using cranes.
Specific safety warnings related to mounting implements, especially heavy or long ones.
A template for recording maintenance activities, including date, machine hours, and service performed.
A section for users to record important notes or information.
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