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General| Brand | Stone |
|---|---|
| Model | RP522 |
| Category | Construction Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details for warranty registration and contact information.
Provides key dimensions and physical characteristics of the RP522 & RP652 machines, including length, height, and width.
Detailed specifications including dimensions, weights, drive, operating speed, vibration, and filling quantities.
Presents noise emission levels (sound pressure and power) and hand-arm vibration data for the machines.
Describes the machine's intended use for compaction and the necessity of trained operators.
General safety rules, warnings about missing decals, and proper operation guidelines.
Emphasizes reading safety messages, keeping decals in good condition, and proper operation.
Explains the meaning of signal words like DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION used in safety alerts.
Provides crucial safety guidelines for handling fuels, including no smoking and proper storage.
Warns about hot components like the muffler and engine, and advises cooling before service.
Details required personal protective equipment, including hearing protection and suitable clothing.
Outlines essential safety practices for performing maintenance and repairs on the machine.
Advises on being prepared for emergencies like fires and having first aid kits ready.
Instructions to prevent bypass starting and avoid engine runaway or injury.
Guidelines for environmentally sound disposal of waste materials like oil and filters.
General information about the machine's design, compliance, and the importance of following instructions.
Explains the RP522/RP652 reversible vibrating plates and their twin-shaft vibration system.
Defines the intended application for compaction work in civil engineering and road construction.
Lists conditions and applications where the machine should not be used due to safety hazards.
Specifies that only qualified, instructed, and authorized persons over 18 may operate the machine.
Prohibits unauthorized modifications and the use of non-original parts due to safety risks.
Explains the meaning of important signs and designations (Important, Attention, WARNING) used in the manual.
Provides guidelines for safely loading and transporting the machine using appropriate gear and securing methods.
Lists essential checks and preparations before starting the machine, including safety gear and basic inspections.
Step-by-step instructions for safely starting the engine and machine, including safety precautions.
Specific safety warnings regarding engine exhaust fumes in enclosed or confined spaces.
Guidance on operating controls, safety devices, brakes, and monitoring vibrations.
Instructions on how to properly park the machine on a level surface and secure it.
Safety precautions and procedures for refueling the machine, emphasizing a switched-off engine and no smoking.
Explains the function of the control lever for adjusting unbalances and regulating speed and direction.
Details how to adjust the tow-bar for optimal working height and how to lock it for transport.
Provides detailed, step-by-step instructions for starting the engine, including oil warning system notes.
Covers warming up the engine, adjusting speed, and guiding the machine during operation.
Instructions on how to properly stop the engine and shut down the machine.
Critical safety warnings and steps for loading, lashing, and lifting the machine for transport.
General guidelines for performing maintenance and repairs, emphasizing qualified personnel and safety.
States that machines must be tested for safety by an expert at least annually.
Lists benefits of careful maintenance and general rules like cleaning the machine before work.
Refers to the engine manual for daily maintenance tasks specific to the Honda engine.
Detailed safety precautions and steps for refilling the fuel tank, emphasizing a switched-off engine and no smoking.
Step-by-step guide for checking and refilling the engine oil level correctly.
Instructions for cleaning or replacing the air filter element, with safety warnings for cleaning solutions.
Advises on daily cleaning of the machine and checking components for damage after cleaning.
Emphasizes periodically checking screw connections for tightness due to vibration.
Guide to checking rubber buffers for damage like cracks and ensuring a tight fit.
Instructions for checking the V-belt tension and condition, and how to adjust it.
Procedures for checking and changing the oil in the exciter unit, including safety warnings.
Steps for filling and bleeding the hydraulic circuit, specifying fluid type and correct procedure.
A comprehensive schedule outlining daily, 20h, 50h, 100h, 250h, and as-required maintenance tasks.
Details lubrication points, quantities, change intervals, and recommended lubricants for the engine and exciter.
Provides a cross-reference table for alternative engine oil, gear oil, hydro-oil, and ATF oils from various brands.
Lists torque specifications for various bolt sizes and grades (SAE Grade 5 & 8) for proper assembly.
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