Operating the AUTOMIZER
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RECYCLER 53
6. Once finished, slightly raise the body and put the safety prop back to its vertical position.
7. Lock the safety prop.
8. Lower the body onto the chassis before moving the vehicle.
Unloading Emergency Actions
If the truck starts to sink on one side as you unload:..
If the body does not raise:
1. Ensure the hydraulic system is engaged.
2. Make sure the tailgate is fully open.
3. Make sure the air pressure is above 70 psi.
4. Check all fuses in the console.
5. Contact the maintenance facility if there is no change.
End-of-the-Day Cleaning and Inspection
Cleanliness is a key part of safety and critical to the vehicle maintenance.
Daily cleaning of the hopper and chassis is crucial because it will minimize breakdowns and
maintenance expenses. Daily wiping down of all truck lights, warning lights and safety stickers will
make your vehicle more visible so that surrounding pedestrians and vehicles will be safer around it.
The procedures described in this section are necessary for the vehicle to be well maintained and for
the operator to be safe while cleaning the vehicle.
Hopper cleaning procedure:
1. Park the vehicle on a level ground and apply the parking brake.
2. Fully lower the bucket and completely retract the packer.
3. Lower both crusher panels and clean all accumulated dirt. Then raise the panels completely.
4. Perform the lockout/tagout procedure (see Locking Out and Taging Out the Vehicle on page 27).
5. Open the cleaning traps located on each side of the truck.
Danger!
Unloading emergency actions
1. Stop all movement of the equipment.
2. Start or continue lowering the body.
3. If the equipment does not stop sinking, stay inside and protect yourself.
Danger!
Do not use safety prop with a loaded body. Never stand under a raised loaded body.
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