To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if fuel has been completely depleted in Komatsu Utility Mini Skid Steers?
If the fuel in your Komatsu Utility Mini Skid Steer has been completely depleted, you will need to bleed the fuel supply circuit. You may also need to refer to the section on maintenance every 500 hours of operation for further guidance.
Why starter does not turn with key in START position in Komatsu Utility SK714-5?
If the starter does not turn with the key in the START position on your Komatsu Utility Mini Skid Steer, the possible causes are faulty cables, insufficient battery charge or a faulty main fuse. Check and repair the cables, charge the battery, or change the fuse.
What to do if oil pressure warning light remains on in Komatsu Utility SK714-5?
If the oil pressure warning light remains on even with the engine at high speed in your Komatsu Utility Mini Skid Steer, it could be due to several reasons. The oil level in the oil pan may be too low, so top it up. Alternatively, the oil filter might be clogged, in which case you should change the filter. Finally, the oil may be unsuitable for the current season, so you should change it to a more appropriate type.
Why Komatsu Utility SK714-5 machine moves neither forward, nor backward?
If your Komatsu Utility Mini Skid Steer machine moves neither forward nor backward, it could be due to several reasons. Check if the oil level is insufficient and top it up if needed. The suction filter might be clogged, so consider changing it. A faulty flexible coupling could also be the cause, requiring a replacement. Additionally, the max pressure valves might be faulty or dirty, so clean or change them. Ensure the positioning hydraulic connection is not interrupted and restore it if necessary. Lastly, the travel motor could be faulty, which would require repair or replacement.
Why starter pinion engages and then disengages in Komatsu Utility Mini Skid Steers?
If the starter pinion engages and then disengages in your Komatsu Utility Mini Skid Steer, the battery charge is likely insufficient. Charge the battery to resolve this issue.
Why alternator charge warning light stays on in Komatsu Utility Mini Skid Steers?
If the alternator charge warning light does not go out with the engine running and increasing speed on your Komatsu Utility Mini Skid Steer, it could be due to a faulty alternator or faulty cables. You should change the alternator or check and repair the cables.
How to fix lights that don't work well in Komatsu Utility SK714-5 Mini Skid Steers?
If the lights do not work satisfactorily even with the engine running at high speed on your Komatsu Utility Mini Skid Steer, it could be due to faulty cables or faulty fan belt tension. Check and repair any loose terminals and connections. Adjust the belt tension.
Why starter makes engine run slowly in Komatsu Utility SK714-5?
If the starter makes the engine run slowly on your Komatsu Utility Mini Skid Steer, it could be due to insufficient battery charge or a faulty starter. Charge the battery or change the starter.
What causes abnormal noise from the pump in Komatsu Utility SK714-5 Mini Skid Steers?
If the pump emits an abnormal noise in your Komatsu Utility Mini Skid Steer, check the following: ensure there is enough oil in the tank and top it up if necessary. If the pump is faulty, consider repairing or replacing it. Also, the hydraulic oil may be unsuitable for the current temperature, so consider changing it.
How to start Komatsu Utility Mini Skid Steers with booster cables?
If you are starting your Komatsu Utility Mini Skid Steer with booster cables, connect the batteries in parallel. Avoid contact between the positive (+) and negative (-) cables when connecting. Always wear safety goggles. Take care not to invert the cables and connect the earth cable (-) last, as far from the battery as possible. Remove the cables with great care.
General| Brand | Komatsu Utility |
|---|---|
| Model | SK714-5 |
| Category | Mini Skid Steers |
| Language | English |
Specifies the primary intended applications of the machine.
Lists forbidden uses that could cause hazards or damage.
Location of the machine's unique serial number.
Details about the identification plate and CE mark.
Identifies the location of engine serial and emission plates.
Specifies the location of the travel reduction gear serial number.
Pinpoints the location of the cab serial number.
Location of the excavator's identification plate, if fitted.
Fields for recording serial numbers and dealer contact information.
Information on safety, noise, and vibration plates.
Locates safety plates on the machine for easy reference.
Details on the importance and maintenance of safety plates.
Specific safety plates for models equipped with an excavator.
Explains the meaning of symbols and pictograms used for warnings.
Fundamental safety guidelines applicable to all operations.
Emphasizes the importance of safety devices and guards.
Specifies required clothing and personal protective equipment (PPE).
Warns against unauthorized modifications to the machine.
Safe procedures for leaving the operator's seat.
Safe procedures for mounting and dismounting the machine.
Importance of checking and adjusting rear-view mirrors for visibility.
Safety measures to prevent fires related to fuel and oil.
Precautions to avoid burns from hot components or fluids.
Safety precautions when handling materials containing asbestos.
Avoiding hazards from moving work equipment.
Ensuring availability and knowledge of safety equipment.
Safety considerations for the cab structure, especially after impacts.
Safe installation and use of optional equipment.
Ensuring a safe work environment before operations begin.
Measures to prevent fires before starting the engine.
Ensuring the operator's cab is safe and clear.
Importance of ventilation, especially in confined spaces.
Checking machine lights for proper function and visibility.
Maintaining visibility by cleaning windows, mirrors, and wipers.
Safe procedures for starting the engine.
Safety regulations for road travel, including locks.
Precautions for safe operation when reversing.
Guidelines for safe movement and operation.
Safety procedures and techniques for operating on slopes.
Critical safety measures to prevent electrocution near power lines.
Maintaining adequate visibility in all operating conditions.
Safety precautions for operating on slippery surfaces.
Avoiding hazards from moving work equipment.
Safe operating practices on unstable or loose ground.
Procedures for safely parking the machine.
Detailed steps for safe loading and unloading.
Considerations for planning the transport route.
Critical safety measures when working with the battery.
Instructions for safely starting the engine using booster cables.
Importance and application of warning plates during maintenance.
Guidelines for using appropriate and safe tools for maintenance.
Requirements for personnel performing maintenance.
Safe storage and handling of machine equipment.
Critical safety precautions when working beneath the machine.
Importance of machine cleanliness for safety and identifying issues.
Safe practices when running the engine during maintenance.
Schedule for replacing safety-critical parts to ensure reliability.
Crucial safety step: always stop the engine before maintenance.
Safe procedures for refueling and adding oil to the machine.
Safely checking the engine coolant level in the radiator.
Using appropriate lamps for checks in poorly lit areas.
Safety measures related to the battery and alternator.
Safety considerations for the starter motor.
Safety measures when working with high-pressure hoses.
Safety procedures for hydraulic systems under pressure.
Safety when performing maintenance on hot or pressurized components.
Safety considerations for the cooling fan and belt.
Proper disposal procedures for waste materials.
Safety measures to follow when inflating tires.
Specific precautions for using biodegradable hydraulic oil.
Specific safety locks for the loader arm and its attachments.
Safety locks for the excavator attachment, if installed.
Safety locks for the asphalt cutter attachment, if installed.
Labeled diagram of the front view of the machine.
Labeled diagram of the rear view of the machine.
Labeled diagram of the machine's cabin interior.
Explanation of dashboard instruments and indicators.
Explanation of various warning lights on the instrument panel.
Identification and function of machine switches and push buttons.
Details on electrical accessories like alarms and outlets.
Comprehensive guide to the machine's control levers and pedals.
Details on fuses for various machine functions.
Location and function of the main fuse.
Identification and location of various machine relays.
Procedures for opening and closing the engine hood.
Procedures for opening and closing the rear panel.
General information regarding the machine's cab.
Step-by-step instructions for safely raising the cab.
Details on adjusting the standard operator seat.
Details on adjusting the cushioned operator seat.
Proper use, maintenance, and replacement of the safety belt.
Location and procedure for using the emergency exit.
Location for storing manuals and documents.
Proper installation, maintenance, and use of the fire extinguisher.
Ensuring the first aid kit is stocked and accessible.
Essential pre-operation checks for safety and performance.
Performing detailed visual inspections before starting the engine.
Daily checks required before operating the machine.
Checks to perform during machine operation.
Procedures for starting the engine under various conditions.
Engine starting procedure in warm or temperate weather.
Engine starting procedure in cold weather conditions.
Proper procedure for warming up the engine before work.
Steps to heat hydraulic oil, especially in cold conditions.
Instructions for moving the machine using ISO control system.
How to steer and change direction with the ISO control system.
Instructions for moving the machine using the Optional control system.
How to steer and change direction with the Optional control system.
Safety precautions and techniques for moving on slopes.
Maximum safe operating depth in water.
Steps for safely parking on a level surface.
Steps for safely parking on a slope.
Detailed steps for safe loading and unloading.
Considerations for planning the transport route.
Fuel and lubricant considerations for cold weather.
Antifreeze and coolant precautions for cold weather.
Battery care and precautions in cold weather.
Additional cold weather operating precautions.
End-of-day procedures, especially in cold weather.
How to safely lower equipment if the machine fails.
Preparing the work area for efficient and safe operation.
Techniques for efficient material loading.
Safe methods for loading material on inclined surfaces.
Proper techniques for performing digging operations.
Procedure for changing the bucket using standard quick coupling.
Procedure for changing the bucket with optional quick coupling.
Preparations for storing the machine properly.
Actions to take during periods of inactivity.
Steps for returning the machine to service after storage.
Procedures for removing the machine if it gets stuck or breaks down.
Troubleshooting steps for an empty fuel tank.
Troubleshooting steps for a depleted battery.
Safe procedures for starting the engine using booster cables.
Troubleshooting for various other electrical issues.
Common electrical circuit problems and their remedies.
Troubleshooting common hydraulic system issues.
Common engine problems and their solutions.
Troubleshooting issues with the hydrostatic transmission.
Specific notes regarding engine maintenance.
Key points about engine oil checks and changes.
Important information about engine coolant.
Notes regarding fuel selection and handling.
Important considerations for hydraulic system maintenance.
Notes on electrical system maintenance and safety.
Guidelines for proper lubrication of machine components.
List of wear parts and their replacement intervals.
Approved synthetic biodegradable lubricants for HEES systems.
Standard torque values for common fasteners.
Specific torque values for machine components.
Visual guide to lubrication points and intervals.
Identification of critical safety components for periodic replacement.
Maintenance tasks performed based on specific needs or conditions.
Procedure for checking, cleaning, or replacing the air cleaner cartridge.
Importance and method of rotating tires for even wear.
Procedure for draining the fuel tank to remove impurities.
Steps to release the parking brake for maintenance.
Essential pre-operation checks to ensure safety and readiness.
Performing various checks before starting the engine.
Safely checking the engine coolant level.
Procedure for checking the fuel level.
How to safely check the engine oil level.
Procedure for checking the hydraulic oil level.
Checking the fuel filter for water and sediments.
Inspecting the wiring system for potential issues.
Maintenance tasks to be performed after the first 50 hours.
Routine maintenance tasks performed every 50 hours.
How to check and maintain tire pressure.
Safely checking the coolant level in the radiator.
Maintenance tasks after the first 250 hours.
Routine maintenance tasks performed every 250 hours.
Procedure for adjusting the fan belt tension.
Checking and maintaining the battery electrolyte level.
How to check the tension of the gearing chains.
Cleaning the exterior of radiators and heat exchangers.
Verifying wheel nut torque for safety.
Checking the oil level in the final drive transmissions.
Lubrication points for machine joints and cylinders.
Procedure for changing the engine oil.
Procedure for replacing the engine oil filter.
Maintenance tasks after first 500 hours for HEES machines.
Routine maintenance tasks performed every 500 hours.
Procedure for changing the fuel filter.
Procedure for changing the hydraulic oil drain filter.
Procedure for changing the fuel pump precleaner.
Procedure for draining the hydraulic oil tank.
Procedure for changing the final transmission oil.
Changing hydraulic oil and cleaning suction filter.
Checking and adjusting engine valve clearance.
Procedure for changing the engine coolant.
Procedure for changing the suction filter.
Inspecting the alternator and starter.
Dimensions of the standard machine configuration.
Dimensions with various optional equipment attached.
Key technical specifications of the machine, engine, and electrical system.
Safety precautions for installing and using optional equipment.
Safety measures during the installation of optional equipment.
Specifications for standard optional equipment.
Specifications for optional equipment with high-flow hydraulics.
Steps for connecting the excavator attachment.
Connecting the hydraulic circuit for optional equipment.
Connecting the return circuit for direct drainage.
Preparing the machine for excavator operation.
Operating the machine with the excavator attachment.
