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Manual importance and correct usage benefits.
Identifies important safety messages and symbols in the manual.
Defines the machine's design and purpose for transporting materials.
Guide to safe operation, controls, checks, and maintenance procedures.
Location of the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) plate.
Information on registering the machine with Mecalac at the time of sale.
Details on warranty terms and conditions found in the manual.
How to make enquiries for service and replacement parts.
Information on machinery safety directives and CE marking.
Warning requirements for substances harmful in California.
Importance of complying with and receiving safety bulletins from the dealer.
Information on when and how to contact the manufacturer.
Procedure for informing the dealer or manufacturer about ownership changes.
Use of the Safety Alert Symbol to identify potential injury hazards.
Hazard classification system for safety signs used in specific regions.
Required PPE for operating and maintaining the machine.
Crucial safety precautions for operators, supervisors, bystanders, and the machine.
Importance of seat belt use and the optional green beacon system.
Information on the Roll Over Protective Structure and its inspection.
Procedures to prevent accidental startup during maintenance.
Hazards associated with high-pressure hydraulic fluid and precautions.
Safety precautions for checking fluid levels in the machine.
Hazards of battery acid and safe handling procedures.
Safety precautions for dealing with fires, including appropriate extinguishers.
Safety advice regarding hot cooling systems and pressure.
Safe handling of lubricants, including old and new oils.
Procedures for cleaning up oil or fuel spills.
Guidelines for safe operation on slopes and gradients.
Duties of site management and operators regarding safety.
Actions to take if the machine begins to overturn, and ROPS protection.
Importance of safety signs and their maintenance.
Detailed dimensions of the machine with standard and narrow tyres.
Information on the machine's turning circle radius.
Specifications for tyre make, size, and recommended pressures.
Comprehensive technical data including engine, transmission, and capacities.
Declared noise emission values according to ISO 4871 standard.
Hand/arm and whole body vibration levels as per standards.
Overview of the TA1EH site dumper, detailing its features and components.
Description of the load-carrying skip and its operation.
Explanation of the articulating chassis design.
Details on the hydrostatic drive and hydraulic system components.
Function and operation of the battery isolator switch.
Information on circuit breakers and the overheating audible warning.
Purpose and function of the hour meter for maintenance tracking.
Identification and description of dashboard controls and warning lights.
Safety feature preventing engine start unless operator is seated.
Operation of the key-operated start/stop switch.
Operation of the directional indicator switch.
Description of front and rear lighting systems.
Function and removal of the orange flashing beacon.
Operation of the switch for selecting travel direction.
Operation of the lever for controlling the skip functions.
Function of the accelerator pedal for speed control.
Use and storage of wheel chocks for safety.
Importance of seat belt use and types available.
Safety procedures for loading the machine using ramps.
Guidelines for safely lifting and loading the machine with a crane.
Procedure for fitting and using the articulation lock.
Location and use of tie-down points for securing the machine.
Methods for securely tying down the machine during transport.
Essential checks to perform upon machine delivery.
Procedure for setting up the ROPS in the work position.
Steps for starting the engine and initial adjustments.
Important checks before starting the machine's engine.
Steps to correctly position and secure the ROPS.
Procedure for lowering the ROPS for transportation.
Adjustments for operator seat comfort and safety.
Detailed steps for safely starting the machine's engine.
Procedure for safely stopping the machine's engine.
Steps for safely moving the machine, including forward/reverse operation.
Safety considerations before loading the skip.
Procedures for operating the skip, including tipping and lowering.
Steps for safely parking and securing the machine.
Procedure to follow if the machine runs out of fuel on a slope.
Safety precautions and procedure for jump-starting the battery.
Information and procedures for towing the machine.
Steps to release the machine's brakes for towing or maintenance.
Importance of regular maintenance and lubrication for machine life.
Crucial precautions to take before performing maintenance.
Instructions for thoroughly cleaning the dumper.
Reference to storage and disposal section for battery handling.
Warning about high-pressure hydraulic oil and safety measures.
Procedure for using the skip support for safety during maintenance.
Procedure for fitting the articulation lock for safety.
Safety precautions and procedure for battery removal.
Daily maintenance and checks for the air cleaner system.
Procedure for checking and adding engine oil.
Safety precautions and procedure for topping up the cooling system.
Importance of hydraulic system cleanliness and maintenance.
Safety precautions and procedure for adding fuel.
Regular checks and recommended pressures for wheels and tyres.
Schedule for routine maintenance tasks at different hour intervals.
Visual guide showing lubrication points on the machine.
Chart detailing lubricants and their application intervals.
Recommended engine oil, coolant, and grease types.
Table listing fluid capacities for various systems.
Common issues like engine not starting or overheating.
Troubleshooting common electrical faults and warning lights.
Diagnosing and resolving issues with the hydraulic system.
Procedures and precautions for towing the machine.
Guidelines for safely lifting the machine with a crane.
Guidelines for storing the machine in a dry, protected environment.
Procedures for storing machines for periods up to 30 days.
Additional procedures for storing machines for 30 days to six months.
Steps for preparing the machine before storage.
Procedures for bringing a stored machine back into service.
Safe and legal procedures for machine disposal.
Guidelines for the proper disposal and recycling of used batteries.
Device preventing chassis movement during transport or maintenance.
Device to shut off electrical supply from the battery.
Method of transferring engine power to wheels via hydraulics.
Roll Over Protective Structure - roll over bar.
Mechanical device supporting a raised skip.
Visual representation of the machine's hydraulic system.
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