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General| Brand | Komatsu |
|---|---|
| Model | PC14R-3HS |
| Category | Excavators |
| Language | English |
Explanation of hazard warning signs (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) and other terms.
Rules for trained and authorized personnel using the machine and work site safety.
Ensuring safety devices and guards are in correct position and functional.
Guidelines on appropriate attire and personal protective equipment for safe operation.
Precautions to prevent fires caused by fuel, oil, and refueling practices.
Safety measures when checking hot engine parts, coolant, and oil.
Ensuring work site safety, including ground conditions and utility lines.
Removing flammable materials and checking for fuel/oil leaks before starting.
Procedures and precautions for safely moving the machine under various conditions.
Safety guidelines for operating the machine on slopes, including speed and equipment position.
Precautions for operating the machine on slopes to prevent tipping or slipping.
Safety measures to prevent electrocution, especially near overhead electric lines.
Procedure for safely parking the machine on level ground or slopes.
Detailed safety procedures for loading and unloading the machine onto vehicles.
Hazards associated with battery acid and hydrogen gas, and necessary precautions.
Safety measures for service or repair operations performed underneath the machine.
Importance of periodically changing safety-critical components like pipes and belts.
Mandatory procedure to stop the engine before performing any maintenance or inspection.
Safety rules for refuelling and adding oil to prevent fires and spills.
Safety measures for handling the battery and alternator during electrical system repairs.
Safe handling of high-pressure hoses to prevent bursts and leaks.
Safety measures when working with high-pressure hydraulic oil, including personal protection.
Safety precautions for maintenance on hot and pressurized components.
Warning against removing the shock absorber spring due to extreme danger.
Safety precautions for handling hydraulic accumulators containing pressurized nitrogen.
Importance of timely replacement of safety-critical components to prevent failures.
Identification and function of control levers and pedals for machine operation.
Pre-start checks and safety procedures before operating the engine.
Daily visual inspection of the machine for loose parts, leaks, and damage.
Procedure for checking and topping up the engine oil level.
Procedure for checking fuel level and refueling the machine safely.
Procedure for checking and topping up the hydraulic oil level.
Instructions for fastening, unfastening, and adjusting the seat belt.
Final checks before starting the engine, including safety lever and warning lights.
Procedures for starting the engine in warm and cold conditions.
Step-by-step guide for starting the engine in warm weather conditions.
Procedure for starting the engine in cold weather conditions, including preheating.
Procedure for stopping the engine safely, with precautions against sudden shutdown.
Instructions for safely moving the machine, including forward and reverse travel.
Pre-movement checks and operations before moving the machine.
Procedure for moving the machine forward using travel levers.
Procedure for moving the machine in reverse using travel levers.
Procedure for safely stopping the machine's movement.
Instructions for steering and changing the machine's direction.
Procedures for steering left, right, and performing counter-rotations.
Description of controls for arm, swing, boom, bucket, and blade operations.
Operations to avoid that can damage the machine or cause safety issues.
General precautions for using the machine, including travelling and work equipment handling.
Detailed safety measures for travelling and operating on slopes.
Safe procedures for parking the machine, including securing it.
Daily checks to be performed after finishing work operations.
Checks to be performed before stopping the engine at the end of the workday.
Post-work checks after stopping the engine, including cleaning and refuelling.
Detailed safety procedures for loading and unloading the machine onto transport.
Safe procedures and precautions for lifting the machine.
Guidance for identifying and resolving common machine problems.
Safety measures and procedures when the battery is discharged.
Procedure for safely charging the battery, including safety warnings.
Procedure for starting the engine using booster cables, including connection and disconnection.
Overview of maintenance operations, safety precautions, and general guidelines.
List of safety-related parts requiring periodic replacement.
Table detailing safety-related parts and their replacement intervals.
Maintenance schedule based on required tasks and operating hours.
Procedure for inspecting, cleaning, or replacing the air filter cartridge.
Pre-start checks including engine compartment, coolant, fuel, oil, and systems.
Maintenance tasks to be performed every 500 operating hours.
Procedure for changing engine oil and oil filter cartridge.
Procedure for changing the fuel filter cartridge and bleeding the fuel circuit.
Maintenance tasks to be performed every 1000 operating hours.
Procedure for changing the hydraulic oil filter.
Maintenance tasks to be performed every 2000 operating hours.
Procedure for changing hydraulic oil and cleaning the tank filter.
Procedure for changing the coolant, with safety warnings.
Procedure and precautions for using the hydraulic breaker attachment.
Precautions and applications for using the hydraulic breaker.
List of incorrect uses of the hydraulic breaker to be avoided.
