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General| Brand | Komatsu |
|---|---|
| Model | PW140-7 |
| Category | Front End Loaders |
| Language | English |
Provides rules and guidelines for safe and effective machine operation and maintenance, emphasizing reading the manual and safety labels.
Details the machine's compliance with relevant EU Directives for machinery and electromagnetic compatibility.
Explains safety precautions and labels used in the manual and on the machine to identify potential hazards and avoidance methods.
Explains signal words like DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION used to indicate potential hazards and their severity.
Defines 'NOTE' for machine life precautions and 'REMARK' for useful information.
Details the use of safety labels and pictograms on the machine to convey hazard levels and avoidance methods.
Describes the emergency steering system and its operation in case of power failure to ensure safe stopping.
Explains the emergency braking system, its operation during power failure, and the use of the park brake.
Details the intended uses of the machine, such as digging, smoothing, and loading, and clarifies what constitutes intended use.
Lists the primary applications for the KOMATSU machine and defines directional references.
Provides guidelines for the initial 100 hours of operation to ensure optimal performance and machine longevity.
Lists essential information like serial numbers and manufacturer details required when requesting service or ordering replacement parts.
Describes the location of the machine serial number plate and the engine serial number plate.
Declares that the machine meets relevant provisions of specific EC Directives, including Machinery, EMC, and Outdoor Noise Directives.
Presents detailed information on machine noise emission levels and vibration levels for operator safety.
Presents sound pressure and sound power levels measured according to ISO standards, indicating machine noise output.
Details vibration levels and provides guidance on how operators can reduce whole body vibration.
Explains the importance and use of safety labels on the machine and how to obtain replacements.
Illustrates the specific locations of various safety labels affixed to the machine for operator awareness.
Covers essential general precautions for operating and maintaining the machine safely, including personal protection.
Lists critical warnings regarding manual reading, safety lock, power lines, and falling objects for immediate operator attention.
Highlights warnings related to unsafe machines, accumulators, and maintaining safe distances.
Warns about hot objects, safety lock operation, and staying clear of moving machinery.
Alerts to falling hazards, stop engine requirements, window lock, and high-pressure oil.
Covers radiator fill volume, reading manuals, emergency exits, and red reflectors.
Warns about lifting capacity limits and the risk of machine tipping over, especially without work equipment.
