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Brand | Komatsu |
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Model | PC240LC-11 |
Category | Excavators |
Language | English |
Essential pre-operation reading for understanding the manual and machine safety.
Explains signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) and the safety alert symbol.
Overview of machine's purpose, operation direction, visibility, protective structures, and regulations.
Lists the primary applications for which the Komatsu machine is designed.
Defines directions and details visibility standards from the operator's seat.
Information on ROPS (Roll-Over Protective Structure) conforming to ISO standards.
Explains the machine's compliance with emission standards like Tier4 Final/Stage IV.
Details on identifying machine serial numbers, engine plates, and distributor information.
Specifies the location of the machine's identification and engine number plates.
Indicates service meter location and provides space for distributor contact information.
Guidelines for understanding, maintaining, and replacing safety labels on the machine.
Illustrates the locations of various safety labels on the excavator.
Details the meaning and purpose of specific safety labels and warnings.
Crucial safety measures for operating and maintaining the machine safely.
Covers ensuring safe operation, understanding the machine, and pre-operation preparations.
Emphasizes trained personnel, following instructions, and personal well-being.
Advises reading the manual, ensuring safety equipment, and performing machine inspection.
Guidance on appropriate clothing, PPE, and avoiding loose items.
Importance of keeping the machine clean and safe inside the operator's compartment.
Measures to prevent fires from fuel, oil, wiring, materials, and actions if fire occurs.
Safe procedures for getting on/off, standing up, leaving the machine, and emergency exits.
Proper use of handrails, steps, and warnings against jumping or carrying items.
Precautions for cab glass, standing up, leaving the machine, and emergency exit.
Warnings about work equipment entanglement, protective structures, and falling objects.
Warning about clearance around moving work equipment and potential entanglement.
Importance of ROPS/OPG, avoiding modifications, and protection from falling objects.
Safety regarding unauthorized modifications, attachments, and cab glass integrity.
Consequences of unauthorized modifications and precautions for attachments.
Safety advice regarding broken or scratched cab glass.
Precautions for running the engine indoors and general job site safety considerations.
Safety measures for operating the engine in enclosed or poorly ventilated areas.
Actions to confirm jobsite conditions, avoid hazards, and work safely.
Importance of checking terrain, combustible materials, and utilities.
Safety measures when operating near edges, ditches, or unstable ground.
Critical safety distance requirements for working near high-voltage electrical lines.
Importance of maintaining clear visibility, using signalmen, and understanding signals.
Precautions for asbestos dust, engine start, and use of warning tags.
Precautions when working in areas with potential asbestos dust exposure.
Procedures for starting the engine and respecting warning tags.
Daily pre-start checks, safe engine starting, and cold weather operating precautions.
Daily pre-start checks for safe operation, including fluid levels and controls.
Safety measures to prevent accidental movement when starting the engine.
Specific precautions for operating the machine in cold weather conditions.