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General| Brand | Haulotte Group |
|---|---|
| Model | HTL 3210 |
| Category | Excavators |
| Language | English |
General guidance for safe operation and manual usage.
Emphasizes the necessity of the operator's manual for safe operation.
Explains the meaning of symbols used to alert operators to precautions.
Details the meaning and danger levels associated with label colors.
Provides crucial instructions and prohibitions for operating the machine safely.
Lists forbidden actions and practices during machine operation.
Identifies and explains various hazards associated with machine operation.
Details risks and precautions to prevent machine tipping over.
Outlines safety measures to avoid electrical hazards, especially near power lines.
Covers risks and precautions during machine travel, including turning radii and clearance.
Provides safety guidelines to prevent loads from falling during lifting operations.
Explains the importance and correct use of the mechanical attachment locking device.
Details hazards and safe practices when driving the machine on slopes.
Warns about pinch points and crushing hazards from moving parts.
Provides safety instructions for entering, leaving, and operating the machine to prevent falls.
Covers safety precautions related to exhaust fumes, flammable fuel, and hydraulic fluid.
Defines the owner's obligations regarding manual information and local regulations.
Outlines the employer's duty to issue a driving permit and ensure operator authorization.
Specifies the trainer's qualifications and training area requirements.
Details operator duties including manual understanding, reporting, and emergency procedures.
Identifies party roles in periodical machine maintenance and inspection.
Guides daily visual inspection and functional tests before operation.
Details checks for identification plates, labels, leaks, and structural integrity.
Provides a comprehensive checklist for pre-operation checks, including structural and cylinder states.
Ensures all safety stickers and capacity charts are legible and in place.
Identifies red labels indicating potentially fatal danger.
Identifies yellow labels indicating risk of material damage or minor injury.
Describes other labels that provide additional technical information.
Provides isometric and view diagrams for component identification.
Describes the enclosed FOPS/ROPS cab and its condition requirements.
Details the controls and indicators within the operator's cab.
Explains the function of accelerator and brake pedals.
Describes the left-hand control lever for gear, direction, and speed selection.
Provides instructions on how to adjust the steering column for operator comfort.
Details how to adjust the seat forward/backward, height, suspension, and backrest.
Explains the operation of the cab's heating and ventilation system.
Describes how to activate and adjust the optional air conditioning system.
Details the various indicators and controls on the instrument panel.
Explains the functions controlled by the joystick for boom and attachment movements.
Describes the operation of hazard lights, fog lights, parking brake, and wipers.
Explains the function and testing procedure of the Load Moment Indicator.
Provides instructions for cab door and rear window operation and mirror adjustment.
Covers engine starting procedures, checks, and normal operation guidelines.
Detailed steps for starting the engine, including pre-heating and warning lights.
Procedures for checking the machine's systems during warm-up and when running.
Safe procedures for jump-starting the engine using a booster battery.
Guidelines for monitoring engine gauges and avoiding prolonged idling.
Step-by-step instructions for safely shutting down the engine and parking the machine.
Covers safety, preparation, transport, dumping, placing, and disengaging loads.
Emphasizes knowing load weight, center of gravity, and using capacity charts.
Pre-lifting checks including ground conditions, load balance, and obstacles.
Guidelines for safely transporting loads, both suspended and non-suspended.
Steps for positioning the machine and performing the dumping operation safely.
Instructions for operating stabilisers, including brake application and neutral gear.
Procedure for safely placing a load, including boom extension and lowering.
Steps for safely retracting the boom and moving the machine after load placement.
Steps required to prepare the machine for road travel, including cleaning and checks.
Guidance on leveling, loading, securing the machine, and tie-down devices.
Criteria for determining attachment approval before installation.
Reasons why unapproved attachments should not be used and user responsibilities.
Checks required before installing attachments and understanding capacity charts.
Guidance on determining load capacity using charts, keys, and boom angle indicators.
Provides key technical specifications for the Telehandler models.
Presents detailed dimensions and weight specifications for different models.
Illustrates the working area and load capacity charts for each machine model.
Details noise emission levels and compliance with directives and regulations.
Explains how hand and body vibration values are obtained and meet standards.
States that CE declarations apply to machines certified for the European market.
Provides general advice on maintenance, design life, and factors affecting it.
Details safety precautions and procedures for performing maintenance operations.
Covers significant repairs, approved modifications, and product liability.
Presents a diagram illustrating lubrication and maintenance points by service interval.
Outlines the recommended time periods for maintenance tasks in normal use.
Provides a detailed breakdown of maintenance tasks by interval and symbol meaning.
Covers mechanical checks for bolts, pins, bearings, and slew ring replacement.
Details checks for bolts, pins, and bearings, including replacement criteria.
Specifies requirements for replacing and tightening bolts.
Outlines checks for pins and bearings, and conditions requiring slew ring replacement.
Covers hose replacement, component disassembly/reassembly safety, and cylinder leak evaluation.
Details the circumstances for hose replacement and safety procedures.
Describes methods for checking hydraulic cylinder leaks and validating operation.
Lists components related to the electric circuit and procedures for replacing cables.
Provides instructions for locating and replacing faulty wires and respecting their path.
Covers general checks to be performed daily or every 10 operating hours.
Lists visual checks for leaks, hoses, mechanical parts, controls, and engine operation.
Explains how to check the Load Moment Indicator for correct functionality.
Details procedures for draining condensate, cleaning pre-filters, and checking reservoir levels.
Instructions for cleaning radiator slats and checking coolant levels and hoses.
Procedures for emptying and cleaning the dust filter and checking the sealing ring.
Guides for checking oil level, belt tension, and engine support conditions.
Covers oil change procedures for equipment and transmission hydraulic circuits.
Advises on compressor operation in cold weather and maintenance of the AC system.
Details lubrication points for fly jibs with hydraulic winches.
Specifies lubrication zones for winch supports with hydraulic winches.
Lubrication tasks for cylinder pins, boom shaft, and friction pads; boom synchronisation check.
Covers tyre replacement criteria, diesel circuit, and engine maintenance intervals.
Details conditions requiring tyre and hub replacement, including inflation pressure.
Specifies pre-filter change intervals for Perkins engines.
Defines oil drainage and filter cartridge change intervals for the engine.
Instructions for lubricating the front axle grease points.
Instructions for lubricating the rear axle grease points.
Specifies the first filter cartridge change interval for the hydraulic circuit.
Covers condenser cleaning, coolant recovery, and checking cab air filters.
Includes cooling system, travel axle, battery, and air-conditioning checks.
Details cleaning of radiator slats and checking coolant levels.
Specifies drainage intervals for axles and reducers, and level checks.
Procedure for checking battery terminals and case condition.
Covers compressor belt tension and air filter replacement.
Focuses on bucket teeth replacement criteria and procedure.
Details when to replace bucket teeth and the procedure for changing them.
Covers suspension lubrication, diesel filter and pre-filter changes, and engine oil drainage.
Instructions for lubricating suspension and driver seat rails.
Procedure for changing diesel filters and pre-filters.
Procedure for draining engine oil and changing the oil filter cartridge.
Tasks include chain wear check, primary air filter change, and engine support checks.
Recommends checking chain wear by a HAULOTTE Services® technician.
Procedure for removing, cleaning, and replacing the primary air filter cartridge.
Check engine and vibratory mount supports, consult engine manufacturer's guide.
Procedure for changing hydraulic filter cartridges for equipment and transmission.
Advises on checking accumulator pre-charge pressures and specific tool requirements.
Focuses on oil replacement operations for travel axles.
Details periodic oil replacement for front and rear axles and epicycloidal reducers.
Procedure for draining and refilling oil in the front axle.
Procedure for draining and refilling oil in the rear axle.
Procedure for draining and refilling oil in epicycloidal reducers.
Covers cooling system, air filter, engine, hydraulic circuit, AC, and bucket maintenance.
Procedure for changing coolant, draining, and refilling the cooling system.
Procedure for removing, replacing, and cleaning air filter cartridges.
Instructions for changing engine belts and consulting manufacturer guides.
Procedure for checking hydraulic pressures and changing hydraulic oil.
Maintenance and repair work on AC must be done by qualified personnel.
Specifies replacement interval and personnel for toothless bucket.
Specifies replacement interval and personnel for toothed bucket.
Specifies replacement interval and personnel for side-shift fork carriage.
Details replacement intervals and checks for winch wear and tightness.
Details replacement intervals and checks for fly jib winch wear and tightness.
Procedure for replacing brake circuit accumulators.
Details replacement of parking and service brake accumulators.
Procedure for replacing the parking brake circuit accumulator.
Procedure for replacing the service brake circuit accumulator.
Provides a table of recommended lubricants and their equivalents for various uses.
Lists fuses and relays for main electrical components.
Lists main electrical components used in the wiring diagram.
Lists main components of the hydraulic circuit.
Lists main components of the hydraulic diagram.
Lists operating incidents, probable causes, and solutions based on ECU LED flashes.
General procedure for diagnosing and resolving operating incidents.
Troubleshooting guide for incidents related to the side-shift fork carriage.
Troubleshooting for incidents related to fly jib operation with hydraulic winches.
Troubleshooting for incidents related to winch support operation with hydraulic winches.
Logbook for recording maintenance and repair work performed on the machine.
Space to record intervention details, including date, type, hours, and technician.
General precautions and procedures for towing a broken-down vehicle.
Ensures no road encroachment, proper signage, and checks before towing.
Procedure for releasing the front axle parking brake for towing.
Steps to deactivate the parking brake for towing, including tool requirements.
Procedure to reactivate the parking brake after towing.
Instructions for manual boom lowering in emergency situations.
Detailed steps for emergency boom lowering, emphasizing safety and risks.
Procedures for emergency exit from the cab via the rear window.
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