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General| Brand | Gehl |
|---|---|
| Model | Z35 |
| Category | Compact Excavator |
| Language | English |
Details what the Gehl warranty covers, including parts and labor.
Lists items and conditions not covered by the Gehl warranty.
Emphasizes reading the manual for safe and efficient operation to prevent accidents.
Explains signal words like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and IMPORTANT for hazard communication.
Outlines the machine's intended tasks and essential steps for proper break-in.
Details conditions for the engine to meet EPA emission standards.
Advises confirming licensing requirements and complying with all applicable laws.
Identifies the location of machine, engine, and EPA emission control plates for reference.
Specifies model, serial numbers, and hour meter reading required when ordering parts or service.
Covers workplace safety, safety devices, proper clothing, and avoiding alcohol while operating.
Advises against unauthorized modifications and how to secure the machine when leaving the operator's seat.
Provides precautions for handling fuel, hot fluids, and asbestos dust to prevent fires and injury.
Covers crush injury prevention, safety kits, attachment installation, and cabin glass safety.
Details checks before starting, workplace safety, fire prevention, and operator seat inspection.
Outlines procedures for starting the engine, working safely, and ensuring no persons are nearby when moving.
Provides guidance on traveling safely, including implement height and operating on slopes.
Warns against undermining cliffs, undercutting, and working near overhead electric power lines.
Offers precautions for bumping implements, visibility, snow, unstable ground, and quick coupler usage.
Details safe practices for working on slopes and properly parking the machine.
Covers safe loading, unloading, securing, and transporting the machine in compliance with laws.
Provides critical safety information for handling batteries and using booster cables.
Explains proper methods and precautions for towing the machine safely using wire ropes.
Emphasizes using the "SERVICING IN PROGRESS" tag and appropriate tools before starting service.
Highlights periodically replacing safety-critical parts and stopping the engine before inspection.
Covers keeping unauthorized persons away, securing removed attachments, working under the machine, and maintaining cleanliness.
Details precautions for fueling, checking cooling water, using explosion-proof lighting, and handling batteries.
Warns about high-pressure hoses, hot oil, and servicing systems under high temperature and pressure.
Addresses hazards from high-pressure grease, rotating fan belts, and proper disposal of processing wastes.
Explains the presence of warning labels on the machine and the need for their periodic confirmation and replacement.
Provides diagrams identifying key external parts of the excavator.
Identifies various controls, levers, pedals, and switches on the machine's operator console.
Describes the function and operation of the monitor panel, including various indicators and gauges.
Details the operation of the starter switch, light switch, horn switch, and wiper controls.
Explains the function of control levers, pedals, lock levers, and travel controls for machine operation.
Describes how to open and close the engine hood and rear cover for access and maintenance.
Details the storage space for the manual and cabin features like the rear engine hood cover.
Explains how to open, close, and secure the machine's windshields for operator safety.
Covers adjusting the operator's seat for comfort, position, and weight.
Describes cabin features like the ash tray and headlight operation.
Details the adjustment of air outlets and operation of cabin windows.
Explains cabin side door operation, locking, and replenishing windshield washer fluid.
Details the location and replacement procedure for machine fuses to protect electrical systems.
Describes the use of the DC power outlet and precautions for its maintenance.
Covers visual checks, fluid levels, and starting procedures for safe machine operation.
Details forward and reverse travel procedures, including blade position and safety checks.
Explains how to steer the machine using travel levers and the importance of blade position.
Provides instructions on safely stopping the machine and parking it properly.
Details how to swing the upperstructure, emphasizing safety checks for surrounding areas.
Describes how to operate various implements using control levers and the function of pattern change levers.
Warns against misuse of implement forces, operating cylinders to stroke end, and using dropping force.
Covers precautions for traveling over obstacles, working in water, and allowable water depth limits.
Provides detailed instructions and warnings for safely operating the machine on slopes.
Offers methods for freeing the machine if it becomes stuck in mud.
Explains techniques for efficient digging, ditching, and loading using the bucket.
Describes the features of the quick coupler and the operation of its control switches.
Lists compatible attachment types and allowable bucket sizes for the quick coupler.
Details the procedure for safely removing attachments from the machine.
Explains the process for safely attaching implements, ensuring proper securing and lock pin installation.
Covers maintenance for the quick coupler and proper installation of the lock pin.
Provides steps for safely parking the machine and performing post-operation inspections.
Details the correct method for stopping the engine to prevent premature wear.
Lists essential checks after stopping the engine and procedures for locking the machine.
Compares rubber and steel tracks, explains rubber track warranty, and provides usage precautions.
Lists specific prohibitions and precautions for using and storing rubber tracks to prevent damage.
Offers additional precautions for rubber track operation, including environmental factors and cleaning.
Describes the hydraulic PTO system, including stop valves, selector valves, and lever switches.
Details operating attachments like breakers and tilt buckets, and connecting the hydraulic circuit.
Provides instructions for storing hydraulic tools and lists system specifications.
Explains the procedure for replacing the bucket manually, including safety precautions.
Details safe procedures for loading, unloading, and securing the machine for transport.
Covers safe practices for suspending the machine and general transport safety regulations.
Provides measures for starting the engine and preventing freezing in cold weather, plus post-work care.
Outlines steps for preparing the machine for long-term storage and procedures for its subsequent use.
Differentiates normal machine behaviors from actual breakdowns and explains towing methods.
Addresses issues related to overdischarged batteries and starting the engine using booster cables.
Lists common engine and electrical problems, their causes, and recommended solutions.
Covers essential practices like using genuine parts, clean fluids, machine cleaning, and temperature precautions.
Details safety measures for welding, pressure relief, mating surfaces, undercarriage checks, and electrical equipment cleaning.
Specifies types of engine oil, gear oil, hydraulic oil, fuel, coolant, grease, and filter elements.
Covers precautions for maintaining electrical equipment and the hydraulic system to ensure proper function.
Lists consumable parts like filters and bucket teeth with their replacement intervals.
Provides guidelines for selecting fuel, oils, and coolant based on ambient temperature ranges.
Lists necessary tools for servicing and provides a torque table for proper bolt and nut tightening.
Emphasizes the importance of periodically replacing parts vulnerable to age and wear for safe operation.
Summarizes inspection and servicing items by interval and provides service intervals specific to hydraulic breaker use.
Details initial services required for new machines and pre-operation checks before starting the engine.
Outlines maintenance tasks required at intervals of 50, 100, 250, 500, 1000, and 2000 service hours.
Details technical specifications, operating mass, working range, and engine data for Z27 and Z35 models.
Provides dimensional drawings and working range measurements for excavators with canopy and cabin options.
Outlines safety measures for mounting and dismounting heavy implements, including using cranes and partner communication.
Lists available bucket options with their width, capacity, and remarks for Z27 and Z35 models.
Explains the operation of the air conditioner, including temperature control, fan switch, and compressor activation.
Details daily inspection, cleaning of the condenser, compressor belt checks, and refrigerant quantity verification.
Provides a template for recording maintenance dates, machine hours, and services performed.
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