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Brand | Kobelco |
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Model | SK140SRL-3 |
Category | Construction Equipment |
Language | English |
Essential safety precautions to be taken before starting the machine's operation.
Procedures for responding to machine failures, emergencies, and safe escape from the cab.
Highlights dangers during operation such as noise exposure and falling materials, with protective measures.
Measures to prevent fires caused by fuel, oil, electrical systems, or faulty piping.
Operations that should never be attempted to prevent serious injury, death, or damage.
Lists specific operations like excessive swinging or 'hammering' with the bucket that are prohibited.
Key safety measures to follow during the machine's operational phases.
Steps and safety checks for starting the engine, including seat belt usage and lever positions.
Precautions for safe machine travel, including direction confirmation and lever operation.
Guidelines for operating control levers, attachment modes, and ensuring proper machine movement.
Safety measures for various work scenarios like operating on slopes, near utility lines, and in restricted areas.
Procedures for safely parking the machine to prevent unintended movement or accidents.
Safety guidelines to be followed before, during, and after machine inspection and maintenance.
Actions and procedures that are prohibited during inspection and maintenance to ensure safety.
Safety precautions for handling batteries, including preventing burns and explosions.
Measures to prevent burns from battery electrolyte contact with skin or eyes.
Precautions to prevent battery explosions caused by hydrogen gas and sparks.
Safety precautions for handling accumulators or gas springs due to high-pressure gas.
Critical safety instructions and methods for towing the machine correctly to prevent injury or death.
General guidance and procedures for operating the machine effectively and safely.
Daily inspection checklist to ensure the machine is in safe operating condition before starting.
Pre-start checks for essential fluids like coolant and oil levels, and ensuring proper engine readiness.
Detailed steps and safety precautions for starting the engine under normal and cold conditions.
Post-start checks to ensure all functions are operating correctly and safely before commencing work.
Procedures for warming up the engine and hydraulic system, especially in cold weather, for optimal performance.
Guidance on selecting appropriate work modes (S, E, H) and attachment modes (Breaker, Nibbler, Digging).
General cautions and guidelines for operating the machine's hydraulic controls and ensuring safe practices.
Procedures for safely parking the machine on level ground or slopes to prevent movement.
Specific precautions for operating the machine in extreme cold, dusty, or hot weather conditions.
Essential safety precautions and guidelines to be followed before performing any maintenance.
Mandatory safety equipment to wear for protection during inspection and maintenance tasks.
Crucial step to stop the engine and allow it to cool before performing any maintenance.
Procedure for tagging the machine as inoperable during maintenance to prevent accidental startup.
Precautions when working around hot surfaces and fluids; allow cooling before maintenance.
Warning about releasing internal pressure in hydraulic, fuel, or cooling systems before servicing.
Using proper equipment or blocks to securely support the attachment when working under it.
Warning against inserting fingers into pin bores during alignment; use visual check or tools.
Information on the Diesel Particulate Filter, including its function and handling precautions.
Precautions for handling the DPF, including understanding regeneration and avoiding malfunction.
Procedure for manual regeneration of the DPF when automatic regeneration is insufficient or interrupted.
Precautions for using the correct fuel and engine oil, and avoiding modifications to the tailpipe.
Comprehensive chart detailing recommended inspection and maintenance intervals based on hours or calendar time.
Detailed steps for removing and installing the machine's bucket, including safety precautions.
Daily inspection and maintenance tasks to be performed every 8 hours, including attachment lubrication.
Weekly inspection and maintenance procedures, focusing on the battery and its condition.
Safety precautions and procedures for inspecting and measuring battery liquid level and specific gravity.
Steps to check the battery electrolyte level and ensure it is within the proper range.
Scheduled inspection and maintenance tasks to be performed every 120 hours.
Scheduled inspection and maintenance tasks to be performed every 250 hours.
Procedures for cleaning or replacing the air cleaner elements (outer and inner).
Scheduled inspection and maintenance tasks to be performed every 500 hours.
Procedure for draining and refilling engine oil, including replacing the oil filter.
Procedure for replacing the engine oil filter, including cleaning the mounting surface and proper tightening.
Instructions for replacing the fuel pre-filter element, including draining water and air bleeding.
Procedure for replacing the fuel filter element, ensuring proper installation and tightening.
Scheduled inspection and maintenance tasks to be performed every 1500 hours.
Scheduled inspection and maintenance tasks to be performed every 2000 hours.
Procedure for changing the engine coolant, including draining, flushing, and refilling.
Scheduled inspection and maintenance tasks to be performed every 5000 hours.
Procedure for draining and refilling the hydraulic oil, including safety precautions and oil quantity.
Detailed instructions and safety warnings for loading and unloading the machine onto trailers or ramps.
Specific procedures for loading/unloading using ramps, emphasizing safe positioning and slow travel.
Methods for securely fixing the machine onto the transport vehicle to prevent movement during transit.
Procedures and safety precautions for lifting the machine using appropriate equipment and rigging.
Instructions for operating hydraulic breakers and nibblers, including selection and precautions.
Precautions to prevent dust and water invasion into hydraulic pipings after removing attachments.