Sherpa 100 ECO HYPAC Narrow - User Manual

Details on the general operation, controls, and engine of the mini skid-steer.

Describes the frame, lift arms, hydraulic coupling, and engine compartment of the skid-steer.

Explains the electric motor, hydraulic drive system, wheel motors, and chain connection for 4-wheel drive.

Provides detailed specifications for engine, drive system, speed, capacity, tires, brakes, steering, and electrical system.

Details tipping loads for attachments and conditions, explaining LCD and G parameters.

Identifies the operator's position behind the platform of the mini skid-steer.

Explains the manufacturer's plate, CE-mark, and the user manual storage container.

Details information on the manufacturer's plate, including type, serial number, weight, power, and contact info.

Explains the meaning of the CE-mark, indicating conformity with applicable European directives.

Describes the location and purpose of the manual's storage container on the machine for protection.

Details specific tasks like moving sand, earth, rocks, pallets, and powering tools.

Emphasizes not exceeding the maximum load capacity, referring to tipping loads section.

Specifies the operational temperature range (-20°C to +30°C) and advises contacting the manufacturer for exceptions.

States that the mini skid-steer is not road-legal and must not be driven on public roads.

Defines requirements for attachment tools, including volume, load capacity, and adherence to European directives.

Prohibits using the mini skid-steer for purposes other than those described, as it may affect safety.

Covers safety design, protective measures, use of pictograms, and operator responsibilities.

Explains safety rules regarding guards, changes/adaptations, local regulations, operator qualifications, and noise levels.

Details when the guarantee lapses and warranty conditions for the traction battery.

Covers keeping the manual accessible, understanding pictograms, maintenance work safety, and leaving the machine securely.

Addresses dangers during operation, driving rules, capacity limits, and safe parking procedures.

Details how to drive with a load, emphasizing low speed and low center of gravity to prevent toppling.

Warns about the risk of tipping when driving without attachments and advises stopping before changing direction.

Prohibits bystanders from lingering around the mini skid-steer during operation.

Prohibits transporting or lifting people, mandates PPE, and covers operational problem handling.

Covers essential safety checks and procedures for starting the engine and handling fuel/lubricants.

Covers environmentally safe storage/disposal, prohibition of smoking, and handling of spills and battery electrolyte.

Provides guidelines for battery servicing, handling hazards like sparks and flames, and using appropriate safety gear.

Lists hazards associated with batteries, including sparks, flames, electrical isolation, and freezing.

Details first aid measures for inhalation, eye contact, skin contact, and ingestion of battery fluid.

Warns about the harmful nature of hydrogen gas and the need for adequate ventilation in confined spaces.

Instructs to only install batteries with the same properties as the original one.

Covers safety rules for charging, explosion hazards, and work on hydraulic drive systems.

Warns about explosion risk from electrolytic gas during charging and prohibits open flames or metal objects near the battery.

Covers safety rules for hydraulic hoses, pressure, and work on wheel motors and drive systems by trained staff.

Provides safety instructions for transporting, towing, and lifting the machine, including weight information.

Lists conditions under which the machine's guarantee becomes void, such as unauthorized repairs or neglect.

Specifies conditions that void the traction battery warranty, like improper electrolyte or overloading.

Explains pictograms on the mini skid-steer, covering entrapment, work area, load limits, and attachment security.

Explains common pictograms found on the mini skid-steer, such as entrapment, work area restrictions, and load limits.

Highlights the importance of reading the manual before operating the machine.

Warns about the risk of tipping when the machine is operated without any attachments or load.

Instructs users to check and tighten wheel nuts for safety and proper function.

Informs about the electric motor's IP54 rating, indicating dust and splash protection.

Covers various on-machine warnings that may not have a specific pictogram icon associated with them.

A prominent safety message emphasizing prioritizing safety with a list of key operational directives.

Ensures the venting hose is clear of obstructions and properly connected, especially in confined spaces.

Details pictograms on the traction battery, warning of dangers from the battery, caustic substances, and explosion hazards.

Identifies and describes the four spring-loaded levers located at the front of the mini skid-steer.

Explains the function of the red levers for operating the left and right wheels, and how to drive forwards or backwards.

Details how to turn the machine left or right by differential lever control, and how to skid-steer on its axis.

Explains how to brake by returning the driving levers to the center position and includes important safety notes.

Describes the operation of the lever for raising and lowering the lift arm.

Explains the lever operation for tilting attachment tools, forwards for down and backwards for up.

Details the three positions of the auxiliary lever for controlling hydraulic drive systems on attachment tools.

Covers essential procedures for starting and stopping the engine, including safety checks.

Guides on inserting the plug and key, checking indicators, and starting the electric engine with a two-second delay.

Outlines steps to stop the engine, park the machine on a level surface, and remove the key.

Provides instructions for loading and unloading, emphasizing stability, driving with load, and terrain conditions.

Reminds users to observe the allowable machine capacity to prevent toppling.

Instructs to lower attachment tools, park on a level surface, and remove the ignition key when leaving the machine.

Prohibits bystanders from lingering around the mini skid-steer during operation.

Emphasizes paying attention to incline angles and maintaining a low center of gravity for stability on hills and slopes.

Details requirements for tools and procedures for attaching and detaching them safely.

Specifies that only CE-marked tools with appropriate load/capacity ratings should be mounted.

States the machine uses a two-fastening-point mounting plate and requires compatible tools.

Describes the machine's mounting plate and its features for easy tool attachment and detachment.

Provides a step-by-step guide for attaching tools to the mounting plate, including alignment and pin insertion.

Emphasizes checking that the tool is properly fastened before using the machine to prevent damage.

Details the steps for detaching tools, including sliding lock pins, lowering the plate, and driving backwards.

Explains the hydraulic quick-couplings for connecting tools and the importance of keeping them clean.

Provides general guidelines for battery charging, maintenance, and usage to ensure longevity and safety.

Covers safe charger installation, connection sequences, and potential hazards.

Advises on placing the charger in a dry, ventilated area away from heat emitters, following safety regulations.

Details the correct sequence for disconnecting the battery, connecting to the charger, and starting the charging process.

Describes how to turn on and use a lithium battery unit, including its auto-shutoff timer.

Details how to turn on and initiate charging for a lithium battery unit.

Specifies temperature ranges for storage, charging, and operation of lithium batteries.

Refers to MSDS for dangers associated with lithium batteries.

Explains how to check and top up the electrolyte level with distilled water using the automatic filling system.

Details the procedure for changing the traction battery using the quick change system, including removing and securing latches and brackets.

Emphasizes periodic maintenance, cleaning, lubrication, and oil changes to prevent failures and extend service life.

Mandates that maintenance is performed by trained staff with the engine off and battery disconnected, on a level surface.

Explains the necessity and method of locking the lift arm with supplied tools during maintenance or repair work.

Describes the location and function of the hour counter and battery level indicator, including the low voltage buzzer alert.

Presents a schedule for traction battery maintenance tasks including charging, refilling, and checking isolation resistance.

Covers routine tasks like daily battery charging and electrolyte level checks.

Recommends recharging the battery after every discharge, referencing the charging section.

Instructs to check the electrolyte level after each recharge and top up with distilled water if necessary.

Covers half-yearly tasks such as checking specific gravity and electrolyte temperature.

Details measuring tension, specific gravity, and electrolyte temperature for all cells during recharging.

Covers yearly tasks like checking isolation resistance by an expert.

Specifies yearly checks of battery and machine isolation resistance by an expert according to VDE norms.

Outlines maintenance tasks required at different operating hour intervals (10, 50, 200, 600, 1000 hours).

Covers daily checks including hydraulic system leak checks and general maintenance safety.

Reiterates safety rules for maintenance and environmental considerations for lubricants and fluids.

Details daily checks for leaks in hydraulic hoses and parts, emphasizing safety when working on pressurized systems.

Explains how to check the hydraulic oil level using a dipstick, the required level, and fixing leaks immediately.

Covers monthly checks including wheel nut tightness and tire pressure.

Reiterates maintenance safety rules and environmental considerations for lubricants and fluids.

Instructs to check wheel nuts daily for the first 50 hours and tighten to the prescribed torque (80Nm).

Specifies the correct tire pressure (2.5 bar) for standard tires and advises daily checks for the first 50 hours.

Covers half-yearly tasks including hydraulic oil filter replacement, fastener checks, and chain tension adjustment.

Reiterates maintenance safety rules and environmental considerations for lubricants and fluids.

Details the procedure for changing the hydraulic oil filter, including safety precautions and proper disposal of old oil.

Instructs to check all bolts, nuts, and fasteners, tightening them and replacing damaged ones.

Explains how to check and adjust the chain tension, which may require removing wheels and chain guard.

Highlights the sensitivity of hinge points to wear and the need for regular checks and replacement of pins and bushes.

Covers the yearly task of changing wheels.

Describes the procedure for mounting a wheel, including fastening wheel nuts in a criss-cross pattern to the correct torque.

Covers the major maintenance task of changing hydraulic oil.

Details the process for changing hydraulic oil, including safety, fluid collection, disposal, and using specific oil types.

Covers safe transportation of the mini-loader, including loading onto trailers and prohibition of towing.

Instructs to drive the mini-loader backwards onto a trailer due to the risk of tipping over.

Clearly states that the mini skid-steer may not be towed.

Provides instructions and safety warnings for lifting the machine, including its weight and attachment points.

Covers procedures for preparing the machine for long-term storage and for use after storage.

Details steps for thorough cleaning, oil changes, battery charging, and protecting against corrosion for storage.

Outlines steps to prepare the machine for use after storage, including checking fluids, tire pressure, and starting the engine.

Provides guidance on maintaining stability on inclines by paying attention to the angle of incline and keeping the load's center of gravity low.

Lists functions, fuse values (Amp), and locations for main fuse and fuse buzzer, with a warning before replacement.

States that hydraulics and electrical circuit diagrams are provided upon request.

Refers to the user manual for the IEB charger, which is also supplied.

Refers to specific instructions for traction battery operation and maintenance.

Mentions enclosed Annexes for attachment tools, accessories, EG declaration, and checklist.