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General| Brand | Komatsu |
|---|---|
| Model | WA180-3 |
| Category | Compact Loader |
| Language | English |
Manual purpose and importance of reading for operation and maintenance.
Defines signal words for safety messages and graphics.
Details intended use, features, and breaking in procedure for the machine.
Identifies serial number plate locations and provides a recording table.
Outlines rules, safety features, and unauthorized modifications.
Advises on appropriate attire and PPE for safe operation.
Provides safety instructions for getting on and off the machine.
Details fire prevention and hazards from hot fluids/pressure.
Covers asbestos dust hazards and pinch point dangers.
Explains ROPS importance and safe use of attachments.
Details safety measures for handling hydraulic accumulators.
Lists safety checks before starting and walk around procedures.
Covers cab checks, ventilation, and visibility for safe operation.
Provides critical steps and warnings for starting the engine safely.
Covers post-start checks and precautions when beginning to move the machine.
Safety procedures for changing the machine's direction of travel.
Essential safety guidelines for operating the machine while moving.
Safety precautions for slopes and lists forbidden operations.
Details meters, lamps, switches, and control levers.
Lists walk-around checks and pre-start procedures.
Covers normal, extended shutdown, and filter change starting procedures.
Describes various operations like digging, leveling, and loading.
Details loading, unloading, and lifting the vehicle.
Provides precautions for low temperatures concerning fuel, coolant, and battery.
Outlines procedures for before, during, and after long-term storage.
Addresses issues like running out of fuel, towing, and battery discharge.
Introduces general guidance and outlines for oil, fuel, coolant, grease, filters.
Provides a chart for recommended maintenance intervals.
Covers initial 250-hour service and tasks required as needed.
Lists tasks for 50, 100, and 250 hour intervals.
Lists tasks for 500 and 1000 hour intervals.
Lists tasks for 2000 hour intervals, including coolant system flush.
Provides technical specifications and lists available attachments.
Details HVAC systems and E.C.S.S. operation and precautions.
