Figure 4.2 :
Filters
IMPORTANT:
Orkel recommends that the operator regularly performs visual controls of the compactor as well as act-
ive listening for abnormal noises. Perform adjustments as soon as there is a need. A problem that is not
immediately rectified may cause further problems, and in worst case lead to mechanical breakdown.
No Checkpoints during and after break-in period
1 Grease collar. Check that all bearings have grease collar.
2 Perform visual control of the compactor – before, during and after use.
3 Grease pump. Check pressure relief valve, no visible grease shall be present.
4 Elevator chain. Check tension after 1-3 hours of operation
5 Check and adjust elevator and sensor.
6 Replace filters after the first 50 hours of operation.
7 Change hydraulic oil after 50 hours of operation.
8 Listen for abnormal noises.
4.5 AUTOMATIC OPERATION
IMPORTANT: If the tank valves are closed when the PTO is started, there is a high risk of damaging the
hydraulic system. Before starting, please make sure that all tank valves are open. See section 11.2 "Valve
4 OPERATION 40
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