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General| Brand | Komatsu |
|---|---|
| Model | PC240LC-10 |
| Category | Excavators |
| Language | English |
Emphasizes reading and following all safety precautions and warnings for safe operation and maintenance.
Covers manual storage, transfer of ownership, and information on publication revisions and updates.
Explains the meaning of the safety alert symbol (exclamation point in triangle) and its importance.
Defines DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION signal words and their associated hazard levels.
Explains NOTICE for machine damage prevention and REMARK for useful information.
Lists the primary types of work the Komatsu machine is designed for, such as digging and leveling.
Defines terms like front, rear, left, and right relative to the operator's seat and machine orientation.
Illustrates visibility from the operator's seat at a specified distance and height from the machine.
Shows visibility within a 12m radius, highlighting areas blocked by the machine.
Details the location and importance of the Product Identification Number (PIN) and Machine Serial Number plate.
Describes the location of the EPA Regulations and Engine Number plate on the machine.
Indicates the location of the service meter on top of the machine monitor.
Provides fields for recording machine serial number, engine serial number, PIN, and distributor details.
Lists and defines engine acronyms: KDPF, KCCV, and VGT for technical reference.
A crucial warning to read, understand, and strictly follow all precautions and safety labels.
Emphasizes understanding, maintaining, and replacing safety labels for proper machine use.
Presents a diagram showing the location of various safety labels on the machine.
Details the warning for operation, inspection, and maintenance, including manual placement and replacement.
Provides a warning before operating, detailing actions like honking horn and checking surroundings.
Instructs to lower equipment and lock levers before leaving the operator's seat to prevent unexpected movement.
Warns of electrocution hazard from electric lines and provides minimum clearance distances based on voltage.
Advises confirming machine motion and operating pattern before operation to prevent accidents.
Instructs to engage the lock lever before opening/closing windows to prevent accidental operation.
Details securing the front window with lock pins when raising it to prevent falling.
Advises precautions for hot oil, including turning off the engine, allowing to cool, and loosening cap slowly.
Details precautions for hot water, including turning off engine, cooling, and slowly loosening cap.
Warns of explosion hazard, advising to keep away from flame and not to weld or drill.
Warns of high pressure from lubricator/grease and advises careful turning of lubricator.
Warns of explosion risk from improper use of jumper and battery cables, advising to follow manual instructions.
Advises not to open covers and to keep away from the fan and fan-belt while the engine is running.
Describes using an equipped hammer to smash a window pane for emergency exit if the door is blocked.
Warns against standing on the hood of the machine.
Advises changing monitor display mode and checking surroundings before swinging or reversing.
Sign indicates hazard of being hit by working device and advises keeping away during operation.
Advises staying away from the machine during operation to avoid hazards from work equipment.
Details hazards of lead-acid batteries (explosion, burn, shock) and necessary safety precautions.
Warns that short-circuiting can cause explosion and serious injury or death.
Warns against opening the high-pressure fuel system while the engine is running due to spray hazard.
Indicates a burn hazard from touching hot parts like engine, motor, or muffler during or after operation.
Warns that using ether with electric heater starting aid may cause explosion and severe injury.
Instructs to park, stop engine, and lock lever before changing control patterns.
Details aligning the control pattern selector lever to the specified position and checking the detent.
Reminds to exchange the control pattern card and display the new one inside the operator's cab.
Advises checking that machine movement matches the pattern card before starting operations.
Instructs checking the surrounding area for safety and operating slowly when confirming machine movement.
Illustrates the ISO and Backhoe operating patterns for reference.
Warns against modifying the ROPS structure (drilling, cutting, welding) as it affects strength and compliance.
Advises always wearing a seat belt when moving the machine.
Presents a table showing ISO and Backhoe control patterns.
Warns to keep off certain areas marked as 'NO STEP'.
Emphasizes that only trained personnel should operate and follow all safety instructions.
Advises reading the manual thoroughly and seeking clarification for any unclear information.
Ensures all guards, covers, cameras, and mirrors are in place and functional.
Requires checking the machine for any abnormalities before starting operations.
Details required PPE like hard hats, safety shoes, glasses, gloves, and cautions about loose clothing and hair.
Stresses cleaning mud/oil to prevent slips and avoiding water contact with electrical components.
Advises careful camera cleaning with a soft cloth and using stable platforms to avoid falls.
Warns about removing mud/oil from shoes and not leaving tools/parts inside the compartment.
Prohibits suction pads on windows, cell phone use during operation, and bringing flammable items.
Ensures fire extinguishers are available, charged, and first aid kit contents are checked and replenished.
Instructs to report any machine problems and not operate until they are corrected.
Emphasizes being aware of necessary actions for fire events and fire prevention precautions.
