How to fix JOYNu control handle error on New Holland Compact Loader?
To address the JOYNu error on your New Holland Compact Loader, make sure that the control handles and the auxiliary thumbwheel are in the neutral position.
Why does my New Holland C232 Compact Loader display the OPRPr error?
The OPRPr error on your New Holland Compact Loader means there is an operator presence error. Ensure that you are sitting in the operator seat, the seat belt is fully engaged, and the restraint bar (if equipped) is in the down position.
What to do if my New Holland C232 Compact Loader shows a CRKOn error?
The CRKOn error on your New Holland Compact Loader indicates the OPERATE button is being pressed while attempting to start the machine. Follow the starting procedure as described in this manual.
General| Engine Power | 74 hp |
|---|---|
| Operating Weight | 7, 275 lbs |
| Rated Operating Capacity | 3, 200 lbs |
| Lift Arm Path | Vertical |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 24.2 gal |
| Net Power | 74 hp |
| Tipping Load | 6, 400 lbs |
| Engine | Diesel |
Alerts to potential personal injury hazards and emphasizes obeying safety messages.
Explains signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE) and the safety alert symbol for hazard communication.
Provides crucial safety rules for operating the machine, including slope caution, avoiding impairment, and clear work areas.
Provides detailed, step-by-step instructions for safely entering the machine, emphasizing a three-point contact.
Details critical precautions for starting and stopping the engine, including walk-around inspections and safe parking.
Warns against operating without ROPS, modifying it, or attempting repairs, stressing its critical safety role.
Details procedures for safely locking loader arms and tilting the cab for machine service on radial lift models.
Explains how to use the override control knob for raising/lowering the loader arm in emergencies or without engine power.
Introduces the section on mechanical hydraulic controls.
Introduces electro-hydraulic control systems.
Introduces the instrument cluster and its functions.
Details the EIC's self-checking, basic functions, setup menu, and security features.
Introduces the AIC, detailing its self-check, basic functions, setup menu, and security features.
Details manual lock, auto lock, and off features for the instrument panel, and how to unlock it.
Lists essential checks before starting operation, including fuel, debris, fluid levels, and controls.
Provides safety warnings and instructions for engine operation, including walk-around inspections.
Provides step-by-step procedures for starting the engine using both keyed and keyless systems.
Details the safe procedure for jump-starting the machine using a booster battery, requiring two people.
Provides instructions for safely parking and stopping the engine, including cooling the turbocharger.
Covers operational safety, including loss of control, impact, fall, roll-over, misuse hazards, and operating under influence.
Explains how to lift the machine using a four-point device, emphasizing capacity, attachment removal, and bystander safety.
Details safety warnings and procedures for mounting and removing attachments.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing attachments using the pivoting coupler.
Offers step-by-step instructions for safely removing attachments.
Warns about roll-over and overturning hazards due to overloading and emphasizes knowing the machine's capacity.
Provides safety warnings and techniques for digging, including loss of control, tip-over, and collision hazards.
Provides critical safety warnings before performing any service or maintenance on the machine.
Provides comprehensive safety guidelines for checking, cleaning, and handling batteries, including hazards and antidotes.
Provides a comprehensive chart of maintenance actions and their intervals.
Details how to check and adjust track tension for optimal performance and wear.
Explains the importance of correct tire pressure and wheel hardware torque, including adding air safely.
Explains how to check and refill the engine coolant level safely, warning about hot liquid and coolant types.
Details how to check the engine oil level using the dipstick, including oil specifications.
Guides on checking the hydraulic reservoir oil level and adding oil if needed, emphasizing contamination prevention.
Details procedures for changing the engine oil and filter, including safety warnings and part numbers.
Explains how to resolve fault codes indicated by lights and alarms, and system-specific errors.
Lists error codes, their functions, and descriptions for vehicle, engine, and transmission systems.
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