Hitachi ZAXIS 135US-3 class - User Manual

Record the machine's unique serial number for identification and parts ordering.

Record engine serial numbers and manufacturer information for specific machine classes.

Record travel motor serial numbers and manufacturer information.

Record swing motor serial numbers and manufacturer information.

Record hydraulic pump serial numbers and manufacturer information for specific machine classes.

Explains safety alert symbols and the importance of following precautions for personal injury prevention.

Defines signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, IMPORTANT, NOTE) used on safety signs and their meanings.

Emphasizes reading and following all safety signs and manual messages, keeping signs maintained, and learning safe operation.

Advises on preparing for emergencies like fires or accidents, including first aid and fire extinguishers.

Details necessary protective clothing and equipment for safe operation, advising against loose items and headphones.

Warns about hearing impairment from loud noise and recommends wearing hearing protection like earmuffs or earplugs.

Stresses the importance of a daily walk-around inspection before operation to prevent personal injury.

Provides precautions for inside the cab, such as keeping it clean and avoiding flammable items.

Highlights the importance of using handholds and steps for safe mounting/dismounting to prevent falls.

Explains how to adjust the operator's seat for comfort and correct operation of controls to prevent fatigue and misoperations.

Outlines procedures before rising from or leaving the seat, including lowering attachments and locking controls.

Emphasizes the critical importance of fastening the seat belt to prevent injury or death during machine overturns.

Covers safe operation practices, including awareness of bystanders, travel alarms, and proper illumination.

Provides safety precautions for using starting fluid, highlighting its flammability and storage requirements.

Warns against starting the engine from outside the cab, emphasizing operator presence for control during startup.

Details safety procedures for jump starting, warning about battery gas explosion risks and correct process.

States that only the operator should be on the machine to prevent injury and maintain visibility.

Advises investigating the work site, wearing appropriate gear, clearing the area, and being aware of surroundings during operation.

Stresses the importance of thoroughly inspecting the job site, ground conditions, and potential hazards before starting work.

Recommends equipping head guards, ROPS, or FOPS when working in areas with falling stones or debris.

Advises using clear signals and appointing a signal person for jobs involving multiple machines.

Warns that incorrect travel pedal/lever operation can cause serious injury and emphasizes confirming machine direction.

Provides guidance on safe driving, including confirming direction, avoiding obstructions, and operating on slopes.

Warns against mounting or stopping a moving machine and provides precautions to prevent rollaways.

Advises looking around before backing up or swinging, being aware of bystanders, and using signal persons.

Emphasizes keeping people clear of the working area to prevent injury from swinging attachments or counterweights.

Prohibits lifting or swinging the bucket over people or truck cabs to prevent injury or damage.

Guides on retreating from excavation edges and securing the machine if footing starts to collapse.

Warns against jumping clear of tipping machines and provides precautions for operating on grades and frozen ground.

Warns that undercutting high banks can cause collapse or landslides, leading to serious injury or death.

Advises checking for underground utilities before digging and maintaining safe distances to prevent explosions or fires.

Warns about hitting overhead obstacles, which can cause damage and personal injury.

Stresses maintaining safe distances from electric lines to prevent serious injury or death from electric shock.

Provides instructions for actions during electrical storms, including stopping operation and checking safety devices.

Covers safe practices for lifting and moving loads, emphasizing compliance with regulations and checking equipment.

Advises wearing safety glasses or goggles to protect eyes and keeping bystanders away from striking objects.

Lists essential steps for safely parking the machine, including securing attachments and locking doors.

Provides guidance on handling flammable fluids like fuel, emphasizing fire prevention and safe refueling practices.