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General| Operating Weight | 19000 kg |
|---|---|
| Swing Speed | 10.5 rpm |
| Digging Depth | 6.6 m |
| Bucket Capacity (Backhoe) | 0.8 m³ |
| Bucket Capacity (Loading Shovel) | 1.2 m³ |
| Bucket Capacity | 0.8 - 1.2 m³ |
Identifies the machine type and its unique serial number.
Provides the unique product identification number (PIN) for the machine.
Details the engine's type and its manufacturing serial number.
Lists serial numbers for swing motors and hydraulic pumps.
Identifies serial numbers for loading shovel front and bucket.
Identifies serial numbers for backhoe boom, arm, and bucket.
Specifies the type and serial numbers for the control valves.
Explains how to identify safety alerts and symbols used in the manual.
Defines signal words like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and IMPORTANT used in safety signs.
Provides guidelines for reading and adhering to safety signs and manual instructions.
Guidance on preparing for emergencies like fires or accidents, including first aid.
Lists essential protective clothing and safety equipment for operation.
Advises on protecting hearing from prolonged exposure to loud noise.
Emphasizes the importance of daily walk-around inspections before operating.
Outlines rules for maintaining a clean and safe operator's cab.
Provides safety advice for using handholds and steps when mounting or dismounting.
Explains how to properly adjust the operator's seat for comfort and control.
Critical steps to secure the machine before leaving the operator's seat.
Stresses the importance of wearing a seat belt to prevent injury during machine overturn.
General safety rules for moving and operating the machine, including bystander awareness.
Safety precautions for using flammable starting fluids.
Mandates starting the engine only from the operator's seat to prevent runaway.
Safety procedures and warnings for jump-starting the machine's engine.
General safety measures to take before and during machine operation.
Importance of assessing the job site conditions to prevent tipping or collapse.
Warning against installing attachments exceeding the machine's specified weight.
Guidelines for using signal persons and signals for coordinated operations.
How to correctly determine the machine's travel direction before driving.
Safe operating practices for driving the machine, including on slopes and avoiding obstacles.
Procedures to follow to prevent the machine from rolling away when parked.
Safety measures to prevent accidents caused by backing up or swinging the machine.
Instructions to keep personnel away from the machine's working and swing radius.
Warning against lifting or swinging the bucket over people or vehicle cabs.
Safety procedures when working near excavation edges to prevent footing collapse.
Precautions to prevent the machine from tipping over, especially on grades or frozen ground.
Warning about the dangers of edge collapse or landslides when working on high banks.
Safety measures to take when digging to avoid underground utilities and hazards.
Advice on operating carefully to avoid hitting overhead obstacles.
Critical safety instructions for operating near overhead power lines.
Safety measures to take when lightning is present near the machine.
Safety guidelines for lifting and handling objects using the machine.
Precautions to protect against injury from flying debris or falling objects.
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