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General| Brand | Terex |
|---|---|
| Model | TC29 |
| Category | Excavators |
| Language | English |
Details warranty period and importance of maintenance for machine longevity and performance.
States copyright of the instruction book and restrictions on reproduction.
Explains references to figures/items and the meaning of safety symbols.
Outlines requirements for handling substances that could damage the environment.
Explains the meaning of various symbols found on the machine and in the manual.
States the machine complies with EC directives and mentions the Certificate of Conformity.
Defines intended use and defines improper use, stating manufacturer liability.
Covers essential safety practices like wearing protective clothing and securing the machine.
Specifies requirements for operators and safe operation of the machine.
Defines the danger zone around the machine and safety precautions.
States that transporting persons on the machine is forbidden.
Details requirements for maintaining machine stability and preventing overturning.
Covers adjustments, seat belt usage, window cleanliness, and downhill travel.
Details daily checks, work equipment operation, and loading procedures.
Specifies requirements for guides assisting machine operation.
Addresses safety when working with falling objects, requiring canopies and front guards.
Outlines procedures for safely working near underground power lines.
Details safety distances and precautions when working near overhead power lines.
Notes the need for ventilation and special regulations for operating in enclosed spaces.
Covers procedures for parking the machine safely during rest periods and at the end of the day.
Specifies safety requirements for using the machine for hoisting and transporting loads.
Provides guidelines for changing attachments, maintenance, and repair procedures.
Details procedures for recovering, loading, and transporting the machine safely.
Covers general inspections, hose replacement, and checks before operations.
Outlines fire safety measures, including refueling precautions and extinguisher placement.
Identifies the right-hand cab door as the emergency exit.
Discusses potential dangers, including failure of the hydraulic system.
Presents diagrams illustrating the machine's dimensions and digging envelope.
Lists specifications for the engine, including make, model, displacement, and power rating.
Details the machine's electrical system specifications, including voltage, battery, and generator.
Provides specifications for the crawler undercarriage, including travel speed and gradability.
Describes the steering system, focusing on independent control of crawler chains.
Explains the brake system, including the swing drive brake and parking brake.
Details specifications for the working hydraulics, excavator equipment, and additional control circuits.
Lists filling quantities for various components like engine oil, hydraulic oil, and coolant.
Provides specifications for fuels, lubricants, and coolants, including alternative recommendations.
States specific ground pressure values for rubber and steel crawler chains.
Details sound levels and vibration values in compliance with directives.
Lists various dimensions and weight specifications for the machine and its installation.
Presents carrying capacity tables based on dipperstick length and load radius.
Illustrates the working range for grab operations and highlights the danger of tilting.
Lists available work attachments, including buckets, grabs, and rock breakers, with specifications.
Lists various optional equipment available for the machine.
Guides on initial checks and familiarization before operating the machine.
Identifies and describes the various display elements and operator controls on the machine.
Details engine operation, including starting, monitoring, and shutdown procedures.
Details the adjustments and features of the driver's comfort seat.
Explains how to operate the heating and ventilation systems for operator comfort.
Describes how to open the front windshield for ventilation and normal use.
Explains how to control the machine's movement, including speed ranges, turning, and spot-turning.
Provides important points to observe when using rubber crawler chains to prevent damage.
Outlines the correct procedure for parking the machine safely.
Introduces the machine's standard ISO control system and optional change-over controls.
Details how to operate the machine's work functions, including working equipment, articulation, and dozer blade.
Describes the operation of the articulation function and additional control circuits.
Details the lever-based control for operating the dozer blade.
Explains how to operate additional control circuits using pedals, fingertip controls, and potentiometers.
Explains the general procedure and assembly of various work attachments.
Provides detailed procedures for assembling work attachments with and without a quick-attach system.
Details the procedure for changing and using a clamshell grab attachment.
Covers the attachment, working, and maintenance of a hydraulic rock breaker.
Provides instructions on how to safely remove the machine's cab for specific applications.
Explains how to recover the machine, mentioning crane use and tow fixing points.
Details the procedure for safely loading the machine using a crane.
Covers securing the machine for transport on trucks, trailers, or rail.
Emphasizes the importance of care and maintenance for machine condition and life expectancy.
Lists maintenance intervals for first inspection, daily, weekly, and operating hour-based tasks.
Explains the advantages and intervals for performing regular oil analyses.
Details warranty terms, including mandatory inspections by trained personnel.
Advises on ordering inspection and wearing parts in advance and notes lubricant specifications.
Provides guidelines for cleaning the machine, including precautions for steam jets and sensitive parts.
Offers advice for operating the machine during winter, covering hydraulic oil, engine oil, coolant, and battery.
Introduces inspection plans and lists tasks for initial inspection by dealer personnel.
Outlines inspection and maintenance jobs to be performed by operating personnel on a daily and weekly basis.
Shows a lubrication plan with numbered points indicating where to apply grease.
Presents a comprehensive inspection plan detailing tasks, intervals, and corresponding chapters.
Introduces detailed maintenance procedures for various machine components.
Covers checking and changing the engine oil, including safety precautions.
Details the procedure for replacing the engine oil filter.
Explains how to check coolant level and clean cooling fins, emphasizing overheat prevention.
Describes how to check and adjust the valve lash of the engine.
Covers checking and changing the hydraulic oil level and the oil in the tank.
Explains how to clean the hydraulic oil cooler to prevent overheating.
Details the procedure for replacing the hydraulic oil return filter insert.
Instructs on replacing the breather filter.
Covers checking and changing the oil in the crawler gear units.
Describes the function check for the brake valves.
Explains how to check and tension crawler chains, including releasing tension.
Details lubrication of the swing bearing toothing and bearing races, and checking fastening.
States that the swing gear is maintenance-free and relies on circulation lubrication.
Instructs on topping up washer fluid and adding antifreeze.
Covers battery checks, removal, installation, and lighting/warning equipment checks.
Provides detailed procedures for temporary shutdown (preservation) and long-term shutdown.
Discusses common causes of operating problems like incorrect handling or poor maintenance.
Refers to the separate engine manual for engine-specific faults.
Lists potential causes and remedies for the machine not driving.
Details common causes and solutions for insufficient travel power.
Covers issues related to the excavator installation not functioning correctly.
Addresses causes and remedies for a general decrease in the machine's performance.
Troubleshoots issues with slow operation and overheating hydraulic oil.
Provides solutions for problems related to the uppercarriage slewing excessively.
Lists causes and remedies for working cylinders not functioning correctly.
Covers troubleshooting for various electrical system issues like lighting, wipers, and horn.
Provides a fuse and relay box assignment diagram and list of components.
Explains the installation, operation, and coding of the electronic immobilizer system.
Stresses reading and understanding operating instructions and highlights key areas for practical training.
Details the structure and ordering process for the spare parts list.
Explains warranty coverage, inspection cards, and the importance of the handing-over card.
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