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2420331560
E 04 07
GB
TELESCOPIC HANDLERS
3 -
Cab emergency exit
F
OR
CERTAIN
COUNTR
IES
,
IN
ACCORDANCE
WITH
THE
LOCAL
AND
GOVERNMENTAL
REGULATIO
NS
IN
FOR
-
CE
,
A
HAMMER
SECURED
TO
THE
INSIDE
OF
THE
CAB
CAN
BE
USED
TO
BREAK
THE
WINDOW
OR
WINDOWS
TO
ALLOW
THE
OPERATION
TO
LEAVE
THE
CAB
.
In an emergency, the rear window can be u
sed to exit
the machine.
•
Release the stop upwards (1).
•
Push the window outwards with your hand
(2).
1
2
77
79
Table of Contents
Summary
3
Introduction
5
General Precautions
7
Hazard Classification
7
Symbols Used
7
Label Colors
8
Operation Safety
9
Tip-Over Hazards
9
Electrical Hazards
12
Travel Hazards
13
Mechanical Attachment Locking Devices
14
Load Falling Hazards
14
Driving Hazards on Slopes
15
Pinching and Crushing Hazards
16
Fall Hazards
17
Chemical Hazards
17
Exhaust Fumes
17
Flammable Fuel
17
Hydraulic Fluid
18
The Owner's Responsibility
19
The Employer's Responsibility
19
The Trainer's Responsibility
19
The Operator's Responsibility
20
Inspection and Maintenance
21
Pre-Operation Checks and Inspection
23
Safety Stickers
27
Red Labels
27
Yellow Labels
29
Other Labels
30
Localization: Isometric View
31
J21
31
A46
31
A47
31
A48
31
A49
31
A50
31
A51
31
Front View
32
Left View
33
J21
33
A27
33
A30
33
A45
33
Right View
34
R I G H T V I E W
34
Cab View
35
View from above
36
Rear View
37
Table of Contents
38
Label Descriptions
38
Markings Quantity
38
The Operator's Cab
40
Controls
40
General View
40
Pedals
42
Steering Column
43
Steering Column Adjustment
45
The Operator's Seat
46
Heating and Aeration
47
Cab Instrument Panel
48
Joystick
51
Left Keypad
52
Anti-Tip System Indicator
54
Movements and Modes
55
Temporary Suspension of the Anti-Tip System
55
Mirrors and Windows
56
Cab Door Window
56
Rear Window
56
Adjusting the Mirrors
56
Starting the Engine
57
Engine
57
Operation
57
Operational Checks
58
During the Warm-Up Period
58
When the Engine Is Running
58
Starting the Engine with a Booster Battery
59
Normal Engine Operation
59
Engine Shut-Down Procedure
59
Use with a Load
60
Load Liffting Safety
60
Before Lifting a Load
60
Placing the Load
61
Dumping Procedure
61
Transporting the Load
61
Road Operation
62
Disengaging the Load
62
Loading and Securing for Transport
63
Approved Attachments
65
Unapproved Attachments
65
Telehandler/Attachment/Fork Capacities
66
Using the Capacity Chart with Forks
66
HTL 4017 Load Capacity Chart
68
HTL 4014 Load Capacity Chart
68
Attachment Installation
70
Component Descriptions
70
Mechanical Attachment Locking Device
71
Adjusting/Moving Forks
71
Bucket
72
Equipment Damage Precautions
72
Emergency Procedure
73
Hauling a Broken-Down Vehicle
73
Releasing the Axle Brake for Towing
74
Parking Brake Deactivation
74
Parking Brake Reactivation
75
Manual Boom Lowering
76
Emergency Boom Lowering
76
Cab Emergency Exit
78
Technical Specifications
79
Main Characteristics
79
Overall Dimensions
82
General Diagram
82
Work Area
85
Noise Emission Level
86
Telehandler Vibration
86
Lubrication and Maintenance
87
Maintenance Guidelines
87
Maintenance Instructions
88
Repairs and Adjustments
89
Lubrication and Maintenance Schedule
90
Description of the Components
93
General Programme
95
Detailed Programme
99
500H or 6 Months Service
100
1000 H or 12 Months Service
102
1500H or 18 Months Service
104
2000H Service
106
2500H Service
108
3000H Service
110
3500H Service
112
4000H Service
114
4500H Service
116
5000H Service
118
5500H Service
120
6000H Service
122
6500H Service
124
7000H Service
126
7500H Service
128
8000H Service
130
8500H Service
132
9000H Service
134
9500H Service
136
10000H Service
138
10500H Service
140
11000H Service
142
11500H Service
144
12000H Service
146
Every Day or Every 10 Hours of Operation
148
General Checks
148
Anti-Tip Device
148
Diesel Circuit
149
Cooling System
149
Air Filter
149
Internal Combustion Engine
150
Hydraulic Circuit
151
After the First 50 Hours of Operation
152
Chain Tension Check and Adjustment
152
Every 50 Hours of Operation
153
Every 100 Hours of Operation
154
Tires
154
Lubricating the Front Axles
155
Lubricating the Rear Axles
156
Every 250 Hours of Operation
157
Travel Axles
157
Battery
157
Every 500 Hours of Operation
158
Lubricating the Suspension and the Driver Seat Rails
158
Checking the Level of the Front Axle
160
Checking the Level of the Rear Axle
161
Checking the Level of the Epicycloidal Reducers
161
Every 1000 Hours of Operation
162
Chain Wear
162
Changing the Diesel Filter/Pre-Filter
162
Primary Air Filter
163
Equipment Hydraulic Circuit
164
Transmission Hydraulic Circuit
164
Every 1500 Hours of Operation
165
Draining the Front Axle
166
Draining the Rear Axle
167
Every 2000 Hours of Operation (or Every 2 Years)
168
Draining the Epicycloidal Reducers
168
Lubricants and Equivalents
172
Electric Circuit
174
Fuses and Relays
174
Operating Incidents
175
Procedure
177
Electrical Diagram
183
Hydraulic Diagram
193
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Brand
Haulotte
Model
HTL4017
Category
Air Handlers
Language
English
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