Kanga DL620 User Manual

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Jaden Kanga Group

Jaden Kanga – OPERATORS MANUAL Page

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OPERATORS MANUAL

Patents Pending US 6397967, 438218 & 10/096997 AU 65424/99 UK 2345046

AU Registered Design 138603

JADEN-KANGA GROUP Ph 61 7 5593 4567 Fax 61 7 5593 4398

Email kanga@jaden.com

PO Box 54, Burleigh Heads QLD 4220 Australia

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

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Melissa PerkinsAug 17, 2025
Why my Kanga Front End Loaders machine will not drive forward or backwards?
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  Kayla BarreraAug 17, 2025
  If your Kanga Front End Loaders machine won't drive forward or backward, it could be due to several reasons: low hydraulic system oil (check and replenish as necessary, look for leaks), a worn control valve spool (check pressure delivery and repair or replace the valve), a damaged or blocked line (remove any obstructions or replace the line), a broken or disconnected control rod or lever (repair or replace), incorrectly connected hydraulic lines at the control valve (correctly connect the lines), worn or broken drive chains (repair or replace), or a malfunctioning pump (repair or replace).
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Emily KnightAug 20, 2025
Why won't the boom raise on my Kanga Front End Loader?
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  William GrantAug 20, 2025
  The boom might not raise on your Kanga Front End Loader due to several reasons. It could be that the load capacity has been exceeded; ensure the load does not exceed 250 kg (550 lbs). Other potential causes include a low hydraulic system oil level (check and replenish as necessary), a damaged or blocked hydraulic line (remove obstructions or replace the line), a malfunctioning hydraulic pump (repair or replace), a worn control valve spool (check pressure delivery), a lift control valve relief set too low (adjust the relief valve), or excessive oil leak past the lift cylinder piston seal (repair or replace the cylinder).
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Ryan TateAug 22, 2025
What to do if my Kanga Front End Loader engine will not crank over?
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  ttrevinoAug 22, 2025
  If your Kanga Front End Loader's engine won't crank over, it could be due to a low battery (recharge or replace), loose, disconnected, or broken battery cables (inspect and tighten connections, repair or replace cables), a faulty starter (repair or replace), faulty circuit wiring (check wiring continuity), or a flooded engine (remove spark plug and crank).
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Becky MedinaAug 25, 2025
What to do if the engine cranks but does not fire on my Kanga Front End Loader?
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  Timothy CarrollAug 26, 2025
  If the engine cranks but doesn't fire on your Kanga Front End Loader, possible causes include no fuel in the tank (refill), a fouled spark plug in petrol engines (check the spark plug gap and clean or replace), a dirty fuel filter (clean the filter), a carburetor flood in petrol engines (clear the carburetor), or a closed fuel valve (open the valve).
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Meagan FloresAug 27, 2025
Why is the attachment slow or not functioning on my Kanga Front End Loader?
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  Dana HerreraAug 27, 2025
  If the attachment on your Kanga Front End Loader is slow or not functioning, it could be due to low hydraulic system oil (check and replenish, look for leaks), a damaged or blocked line (remove obstructions or replace the line), a malfunctioning pump (repair or replace), a worn control valve spool (check pressure delivery, repair or replace the valve), a seized or damaged attachment plate pivot pin (replace pivot pin and bushing and grease), excessive oil leak past the cylinder piston seal or motor rotating group (repair or replace cylinder motor), or a broken or disconnected control rod or lever (repair or replace).
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William Rivera MDAug 30, 2025
What causes erratic boom movement in my Kanga DL620 Front End Loaders?
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  Debbie NielsenAug 30, 2025
  Erratic boom movement in your Kanga Front End Loaders can be caused by: * A lift control valve relief set too low, allowing oil to return to the reservoir (adjust the relief valve). * Low hydraulic system oil (check and replenish as necessary, look for leaks). * A damaged or blocked line (remove obstructions or replace the line). * A malfunctioning pump (repair or replace). * A worn control valve spool (check pressure delivery and repair or replace the valve). * Excessive oil leak past the lift cylinder piston seal (repair or replace the cylinder). * A seized or damaged boom pivot pin (replace the pivot pin and bushing and grease).
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Edward AdamsSep 1, 2025
Why is the hydraulic pump so noisy on my Kanga Front End Loader?
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  Angela ThomasSep 1, 2025
  A noisy hydraulic pump on your Kanga Front End Loader could be due to air in the hydraulic system (check the suction side for defects and ensure no leaks exist in the suction line), low hydraulic system oil (check and replenish as necessary, look for leaks), a worn or broken drive shaft or coupling (inspect and repair or replace), or worn or chipped pump gears (repair or replace).
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Katherine CampbellSep 3, 2025
Why does my Kanga Front End Loader engine run but then stall?
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  Lisa MillerSep 4, 2025
  If your Kanga Front End Loader engine runs but stalls, it could be due to a fouled spark plug in petrol engines (check the spark plug gap and clean or replace), a closed fuel valve (open the valve), low battery output (recharge or replace the battery), or the power take-off engaged (shift the power take-off lever into neutral).
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Christina DavidsonSep 6, 2025
What causes the drive speed to be erratic on my Kanga Front End Loader?
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  Chase LynchSep 7, 2025
  Erratic drive speed on your Kanga Front End Loader could be caused by low hydraulic system oil (check and replenish, look for leaks), a damaged or blocked line (remove obstructions or replace the line), binding drive motor(s) (repair or replace), loose drive chain(s) (check the chain tensioner, adjust or repair), or the relief valve setting (adjust the relief valve).
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Sara FritzSep 9, 2025
Why won't the boom arm raise, or why does it raise so slowly on my Kanga DL620?
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  Brianna RobinsonSep 9, 2025
  The boom arm on your Kanga Front End Loaders might not raise, or might raise slowly, due to several potential issues: a lift control valve relief set too low (adjust the relief valve), a worn control valve spool (check pressure delivery), excessive oil leak past the lift cylinder piston seal (repair or replace the cylinder), a broken or disconnected control rod or lever (repair or replace), or hydraulic lines incorrectly connected at the control valve (correctly connect the lines).

Kanga DL620 Specifications

General

Brand	Kanga
Model	DL620
Category	Front End Loaders
Language	English

Summary

Foreword

Safety

Preparation for Use

Pre-operational checks and inspections before using the Kanga Loader.

Safe Operation

Guidelines for safe loading, unloading, transportation, and commencing work.

Job Safety Check Sheet

Checklist and process for ensuring safe job execution before starting.

Risk Ranking Chart

Methodology and chart for assessing and ranking workplace hazards and risks.

Contact Information

Operating Instructions

Before Starting

Pre-start checks for fuel, oil, and control lever positions.

Controls Overview

Description of the six spring-centred levers and their functions.

Manoeuvring

Techniques for operating the loader's drive system and steering.

Bucket Operation

Best practices for using buckets for digging, scraping, and material transport.

Serial Number Registration

Maintenance

Daily Operator Maintenance

Daily inspection and checks to ensure safe working condition.

Service Chart

Table outlining required service activities at specific operating hour intervals.

Service Tasks

Detailed procedures for engine, hydraulics, and other maintenance tasks.

Hydraulic System Maintenance

Procedures for checking hydraulic fluid levels, inspecting hoses, and replacing filters.

Troubleshooting

Boom Issues

Troubleshooting common problems related to the loader's boom operation.

Drive System Problems

Diagnosing issues with the machine's forward, reverse, and speed control.

Hydraulic Pump Issues

Troubleshooting problems related to hydraulic pump flow and noise.

Engine Problems

Troubleshooting common engine starting and running issues.

Spare Parts

Drive Train Parts

Assembly drawing and parts list for the drive train components.

Main Frame & Arm Drawings

Assembly diagrams for the main frame and arm across different series.

Engine & Hydraulics Parts List

List of parts for the engine and hydraulic systems.

Hydraulic Connections (Series 5)

Diagrams and details of hydraulic line connections for Series 5 models.

Attachments

Hydraulic Attachment Connections

Details on connecting hydraulic attachments using quick release couplings (QRCs).

4 in 1 Bucket

Assembly drawing and parts list for the 4-in-1 bucket attachment.

Standard Auger Power Head

Assembly drawing and parts list for the standard auger power head.

Trencher Operation

Procedures for fitting, chain tensioning, and operating trenchers.

Warranty Information

Specifications and Dimensions

Specifications (5 Series)

Technical specifications for the Kanga Loader 5 Series models.

Dimensions (6 Series)

Physical dimensions and measurements for the Kanga Loader 6 Series models.

Specifications (6 Series)

Technical specifications for the Kanga Loader 6 Series models.

Dimensions (7 Series)

Physical dimensions and measurements for the Kanga Loader 7 Series models.

Appendices

JSEA Worksheet

Guidance on documenting activities, identifying hazards, and implementing control measures.

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