Operations Manual United Kingdom 1-October-2013
TA9 & 10 Tier 4 Page 9 - 15
Maintenance 9
9.15 Maintenance Schedule
Service engineers should, if necessary, refer to the Maintenance Manual for the machine which
is available from Terex or your local dealer.
Table 9.1 - Service Schedules
Service Schedule
Period Operation Responsibility
10 Hours Engine Oil - Check Level Operator
Coolant - Check Level “
Brake Reservoir - Check Level “
Hydraulic Oil - Check Level “
Fuel Tank - Check Level “
Cyclone Air Cleaner - Check Cleaner and Squeeze Dust Ejector “
Tyres - Check Pressures “
Cooling System/Oil Cooler - Check for Leaks “
Start Inhibitor - Check Function “
Radiator - Remove Debris, Clean Matrix with Compressed Air
Lights/Instruments - Check Function “
Seat Belt - Operation/Damage “
Articulation Lock - Serviceable “
Skip Prop - Serviceable “
ROP’s/FOP’s - Inspect, Check for Damage, Loose Bolts etc. “
Operators Platform & Steps - Clean and No Damage “
Visually Check for Fluid Leaks, Damage, Missing Safety Signs “
50 Hours Perform 10 Hour Checks Service Engineer
Gearbox Oil - Check Level “
Drive Shafts - Grease “
Centre Pivot - Grease “
All Pivots & Linkages - Grease
Parking Brake - Check “
Engine Hoses and Clamps - Inspect/Replace “
Wheel Nut Torque - Check “
Cyclone Air Cleaner - Remove End Cap Inspect Element “
Fuel System Water/Sediment - Drain “
Alternator Belt Tension - Check “
250 Hours Perform 10 & 50 Hour Checks Service Engineer
Front Axle, Hubs - Check Level “
Rear Axle, Hubs - Check Level “
Breathers, Front & Rear Axles - Clean “
Transfer Box - Check Level “
Hydraulic Hoses - Check “
Centre Pivot Lock Screws - Check Tightness “
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