Terex MHL360 E - Emergency Control

MALFUNCTIONS 8
MHL360 E 8.3
8.4 Emergency control
The machine is equipped with an emergency
control system. Please contact your dealer or
a TEREX | Fuchs service engineer for more
detailed information.
j WARNING
Danger of injury due to unex-
pected machine movements.
• You should only use emergency
control to move the machine out
of the danger zone.
• Move the machine with care, and
be prepared for unexpected
movements.
• Inform all persons who operate or
maintain the machine about the
change in operation.
• Any damage to the machine
which requires the use of the
emergency control must be made
good immediately.
In an emergency: Administer first
aid, seek treatment from a doctor
8.5 Malfunctions in the central electrical
system
The fuses for the individual electrical circuits
and various relays are located in the central
electrical system (339/1) on the uppercar-
riage. In the event of a malfunction, check the
fuses. If they do not exhibit any defects, con-
tact your dealer or a service engineer.
8.5.1 Fuse test
The central electrical system includes a
pushbutton (340/1) that can be activated to
perform a fuse test when the ignition is turned
on. Faulty fuses are indicated by LEDs
(340/2) lighting up red.
8.6 Malfunctions in the magnet system
►
Check to see which malfunction is dis-
played on the multifunction display. The
malfunction display is only active when the
diesel engine is running and the generator
is turning.
►
Switch off the machine and restart it to
eliminate the error by means of a "RESET"
if required.
If the issue persists, contact your dealer or
TEREX | Fuchs service engineer.
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Fig. 339 Central electrical system
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Fig. 340 Fuse test