What to do if McConnel Robotics track ‘jams’ when steering?
If the McConnel Robotics track jams during steering, it's likely due to material such as stones, rocks, or earth trapped between the rollers, sprockets, idler roller, and the track. To resolve this, remove the trapped material by turning the track in both directions while slightly slackening it. If possible, raise the machine at the same time.
Why does McConnel Robocut RC56 Robotics track slacken frequently?
Frequent slackening of the McConnel Robotics track can be attributed to a faulty tensioner valve, a damaged tensioner seal, or worn tensioner components. Suggested solutions include replacing the valve, replacing the seal, or replacing the worn components.
Details the dealer's responsibility for registering the machine with McConnel Limited.
Provides torque specifications for hydraulic hose ends and port adaptors with bonded seals.
Outlines the mandatory dealer registration process for warranty validity.
Covers warranty periods for machines, spare parts, and general warranty terms.
Lists specific components and conditions excluded from extended warranties.
Details the process for submitting warranty claims and available remedies.
Defines the manufacturer's liability limits and exclusions for damages.
Addresses waiver of compliance and the enforceability of warranty provisions.
States compliance with EU directives and lists supporting harmonized standards.
Mentions the company's ISO 9001:2008 quality management system certification.
Encourages operators to read the manual for safety and performance.
Provides information on accessing the latest version of the operator manual online.
Advises reading the manual before use and using only genuine McConnel parts.
Explains the meanings of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE alerts.
Details the LpA (operator sound level) and LwA (external sound level) values.
Describes the all-terrain, remote-controlled tracked vehicles and their capabilities.
Explains identification plates and the importance of recording serial numbers.
Lists detailed technical data for the RC56 & RC75 undercarriage.
Details the 56HP Hatz diesel engine, power, speed, and fuel capacity.
Covers track tension, remote control range, speed control, and hydraulic services.
Details the 75HP Hatz diesel engine, power, speed, and fuel capacity.
Covers track tension, remote control range, speed control, and hydraulic services.
Explains the hydraulic ram for the hood and its deactivation for highway safety.
Details safety confirmation required before activating the front hood.
Outlines operator duties for safety and proper machine parking procedures.
Provides essential safety rules for machine use, including adult operation and guarding.
Covers safe operation in various conditions like lighting, terrain, and hazardous materials.
Details safety measures for slopes, fog, and proximity to electrical cables or properties.
Covers safe machine transport, cleaning procedures, and dust management.
Recommends essential safety gear for operation and maintenance.
Provides warnings about chemical exposure and reproductive harm.
Lists the standard items included with the Robocut machine delivery.
Explains safe procedures for lifting and handling the machine using lifting points.
Details the use of lash points for securely transporting the machine on vehicles.
Identifies major machine compartments and external components.
Shows and labels the components located within the front compartment.
Labels components visible from the left side of the engine compartment.
Labels components visible from the right side of the engine compartment.
Identifies components located in the rear compartment of the machine.
Shows the location of E-Stop buttons on the remote control unit and machine.
Lists automatic E-stop activations based on risk situations like signal loss or slopes.
Explains manual E-stop use, machine halt, and restart procedure.
Identifies all buttons, joysticks, and indicators on the remote control unit.
Details the specific movements controlled by the left and right joysticks.
Explains information displayed on the LCD and the function of status lights.
Details how to start/stop the engine and control the fan's direction.
Explains how to adjust steering bias for maneuvering on slopes.
Describes gear selection for travel speed and potentiometer for speed adjustment.
Details rotor direction control and auxiliary hydraulic service operation.
Explains how to pair the remote and activate the float feature.
Identifies the buttons, soft keys, and display screen on the control panel.
Describes the function of each soft key and navigation button on the panel.
Details powering up the control panel and initial safety screens displayed.
Explains how to use navigation buttons to select options and access menus.
Describes how to navigate to and select various settings sub-menus.
Details the information measured and logged by job timers.
Guides users through selecting and configuring various machine attachments.
Explains the hood warning screen and activation for grass flailheads.
Details how to select and utilize the Robo Aux continuous auxiliary supply.
Describes the setup for continuous auxiliary hydraulic supply for attachments.
Explains navigation methods and common command icons for settings input.
Guides users on how to access the User Settings menu.
Details the steps for calibrating float settings for mounted attachments.
Explains how to manually increase or decrease the machine's load bearing pressure.
Details how to adjust float response speed to LOW, MEDIUM, or HIGH.
Describes how to activate or deactivate the float feature using the AUX button.
Details the activation and deactivation of the front hood for grass flailheads.
Explains options for customizing joystick functions in forward drive mode.
Details options for customizing joystick functions in reverse drive mode.
Provides specific joystick configurations for reverse operation.
Explains how to set the time interval for the automatic reversing fan.
Guides on how to view warning and error messages from machine systems.
Explains the appearance of engine and vehicle errors, including E-Stop active.
Displays machine serial numbers, model, and software/firmware versions.
Shows the dates of the last six services performed on the machine.
Overview of service status, verification, and general checklists.
Details the specific tasks required for daily, 250-hour, and 500-hour service intervals.
Step-by-step guide on how to verify a completed service using a validation code.
Explains how to perform a global reset and its effect on user settings.
Describes how to turn day lights and front spot lights ON or OFF.
Guides users on selecting different patterns for strobe lights.
Explains how to switch strobe lights ON or OFF independently.
Details selecting specific flash patterns for strobe lights.
Displays input data from the remote control, such as E-stop and fuel level.
Shows the status of various vehicle inputs like E-stop and hydraulic oil.
Displays the output status of vehicle systems like lights and fan.
Details the password-protected access for factory and dealer service functions.
Lists essential safety, mechanical, and fluid checks before daily operation.
Step-by-step instructions for starting the machine's engine.
Details activating the control panel and synchronizing with the remote unit.
Explains the process of synchronizing the remote control unit with the machine.
Covers normal engine start/stop and emergency stopping procedures.
Explains control of forward and backward movement using the left-hand joystick.
Details the two gear speeds and the potentiometer for adjusting travel speed.
Describes how to steer the machine left and right using the right-hand joystick.
Explains how to set steering bias for maneuvering across slopes.
Details controlling the height of the attached tool using the right-hand joystick.
Explains float feature activation and hood control for flailheads.
Guidelines for maintaining a safe distance and an unobstructed view during operation.
Specific advice for operating the machine safely on slopes and slippery surfaces.
Checks for foreign objects, personnel, and ensuring clear visibility of the work zone.
Advice on using the machine within its designed capabilities to avoid damage.
Recommends essential safety gear such as gloves, boots, eye protection, and helmets.
Safety advice regarding work lighting conditions and fire prevention measures.
Tips to avoid track damage and loss, including correct tensioning.
Guidance on moving around obstacles and on various surfaces to prevent damage.
Advice on preventing the track from coming off its seat when maneuvering.
Illustrations and part numbers for different track configurations.
Details standard rubber, super rubber, and steel grouser tracks.
Information on spike kits, their installation, and transport blocks.
Labels and identifies key components of the machine's undercarriage.
Explains the grease system for track tensioning and correct pressure.
Specifies wear limits for track rollers and sprockets requiring replacement.
Provides step-by-step instructions for track removal and installation.
Details how to adjust the tension of support springs on hydraulic rams.
Lists the functions available with the manual emergency track operation unit.
Caution against using the manual track control for normal operations.
Step-by-step instructions for operating the manual controls.
Information on the built-in charging station for the remote control battery.
Solutions for symptoms like track damage, slackening, and steering issues.
Solutions for overheating, excessive noise, vibration, and brake problems.
Shows the location of the fuse box within the machine's front compartment.
Provides a diagram illustrating the layout of fuses and relays in the fuse box.
Lists fuses by reference number, function, and electrical rating.
Lists relays by reference number and their corresponding functions.
Provides the company's address, telephone, facsimile, and website.
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