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Explains the purpose, importance, and handling of the operating manual for safe and optimal machine use.
Details compliance with EC directives and harmonized European norms, including CE mark authorization.
Emphasizes accident prevention through observance of safety regulations and manual instructions.
Specifies that the machine is for its defined purpose only; misuse is at the user's risk.
Explains signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTE) and symbols used to identify hazards and risks.
Highlights the importance of observing safety labels attached to the machine and keeping them legible.
Warns about hot machine parts and fluids, advising protective gloves and caution.
Alerts to the high risk of hand injuries from moving parts, warning to keep hands away.
Prohibits ignition sources and sparks due to fire hazards from fuels and battery acid.
Mandates wearing suitable hearing protection when operating the machine.
Specifies requirements for operators, including training, agreement on signals, and use of safety measures.
Ensures guards and covers are attached, repaired, and never removed.
Advises against loose clothing, jewellery, or open hair; mandates PPE like glasses, shoes, and gloves.
States no liability for damages from unapproved modifications; requires manufacturer permission.
Details steps: lower equipment, secure hydraulics, turn off engine, remove key.
Instructs not to jump, climb a running machine, or use controls for support.
Warns against placing body parts between moving parts or in endangered areas.
Advises caution with hot engine oil and hydraulic oil, recommending cooling and protective gloves.
Details precautions for flammable materials, refueling, and preventing fires from sparks or hot surfaces.
Requires using approved accessories and observing their manuals; unapproved use voids liability.
States battery work must be performed by specialist repair shops.
Includes checking the working area, ground conditions, and safety.
Warns that engine emissions are harmful and requires sufficient ventilation in enclosed spaces.
Provides key physical dimensions of the Tuchel-Trac machine with diagrams.
Lists technical specifications like turning radius, axle loads, weight, tyre sizes, speed, and power train.
Details the diesel engine model, cooling, displacement, output, and fuel tank capacity.
Provides working pressure, displacement volume, and hydraulic oil tank capacity.
Lists optional equipment such as towing hitch and their capacities.
Presents noise level measurements in dB(A) at different measuring positions.
Illustrates the machine with numbered components and a key for identification.
Details the components and layout of the driver's seat, steering, and instrument panel.
Explains the operation of various control levers for hydraulic circuits and speed.
Describes the warning and control indicators found on the instrument panel.
Explains the fuel warning light and when to refill the fuel tank.
Describes the function of the preheating indicator for engine start-up.
Shows the engine speed range from 0 to 5000 rpm.
Details the engine oil pressure warning light and buzzer, advising immediate shutdown.
Explains the coolant temperature warning light and buzzer, advising immediate shutdown.
Monitors battery charging; lights up if a malfunction occurs while the engine is running.
Indicates a contaminated air filter, requiring cleaning or replacement.
Displays the total operating hours, counted only when the engine is running.
Used for preheating and starting the engine; activates warning/control indicators in 'ON' position.
Identifies connection plugs and sleeves for control levers and overflow oil line.
Describes the components of the quick-change unit for simplifying accessory attachment.
Lists accessories like holder for rear weights and towing hitch.
Details the machine's identification data including model, serial number, and weight specifications.
Shows the location of various warning stickers, symbols, and manufacturer nameplates on the machine.
Explains how the foot contact switch enables working hydraulics and the second drive position.
Details the operation of the lever to raise or lower accessory equipment, including floating position.
Describes the operation of the L2 control lever for hydraulic circuits, including indexed and floating positions.
Explains the operation of the L3 control lever for hydraulic circuits, including indexed positions.
Details the lever for switching between slow ('turtle') and fast ('rabbit') drive positions.
Explains how to adjust driving behavior for pull-away and braking using the control valve.
Describes how to adjust engine speed using the hand throttle lever.
Stresses reading manuals, testing for defects, and ensuring operation is safe and intended.
Provides guidelines for the first 50 operating hours, advising a gentle method and avoiding extremes.
Details a visual inspection of the machine and checks of fluid levels and locking mechanisms.
Covers ensuring the engine bonnet is locked and adjusting the driver's seat for optimal operation.
Guides on adjusting the seat for proper reach to controls and steering, with a warning about adjusting while driving.
Details starting conditions, procedure, and important attention points to prevent machine damage.
Specifies control levers in null position, speed lever to 'turtle', and driver seated for seat switch activation.
Step-by-step guide from activating the holding brake to releasing the ignition key after starting.
Covers checks before driving, safety regulations, and specific warnings for inclines and careless behaviour.
Emphasizes path overview, safe braking distance, adapting driving style, and handling accessory equipment.
Step-by-step instructions for moving the machine forward using control levers and pedals.
Explains the automatic braking system and when to use the holding brake.
Provides instructions for reversing, including activating the drive position and accelerator pedal use.
Details how to steer using the steering wheel and notes changes in force with attachments.
Outlines the procedure for safely shutting down the engine and parking the machine.
Instructs on removing and securing the ignition key to prevent unauthorized starting.
Covers safety regulations for using accessories and their installation.
Mandates using Tuchel-approved accessories, observing manuals, and checking load limits.
Provides step-by-step instructions for attaching accessory equipment using the quick-change unit.
Details the procedure for safely disconnecting accessory equipment, including unlocking the quick-change unit.
Covers safely turning off the machine and securing it against unauthorized starting.
Instructs to park on level ground, lower equipment, and activate the holding brake.
Details removing and securing the ignition key to prevent unauthorized starting.
Provides measures for long-term storage, including cleaning, protection, and fluid checks.
General safety rules for handling fuels, lubricants, and protective clothing during maintenance.
Identifies critical parts like hoses, fittings, and bonnets that require regular checks and immediate replacement.
Covers parking, lowering equipment, activating brake, and null position for levers before maintenance.
Procedure for securing the ignition key to prevent accidental starts during maintenance.
States that battery maintenance is for qualified personnel only.
Refers to the separate operating manual for the combustion engine for maintenance details.
Refers to the engine manual for V-belt maintenance and states it requires qualified personnel.
Instructions for safely opening the engine bonnet, including warnings about hot components.
Lists lubricants, their types, quality classes, temperature ranges, viscosity, and fill volumes.
Emphasizes using original parts and provides information needed for ordering replacement parts.
Classifies maintenance intervals by operating hours (50, 250, 1000) and inspection types (A, B, C).
Visually indicates components related to maintenance checks and service points.
Lists daily checks like cleaning, hydraulic oil level, tyre inspection, and wheel nut tightness.
Details weekly checks including hydraulic filter replacement, greasing points, and tyre cleaning.
Specifies replacement of hydraulic filter and air filter at 250-hour intervals.
Outlines yearly tasks like replacing hydraulic oil and checking hydraulic hose lines for leaks.
Procedure for replacing a defective fuse, emphasizing the use of original parts.
Provides detailed steps for cleaning the machine exterior and specific areas using water-soluble agents.
Details checking tyre pressure, profile depth, and for damage or foreign objects.
Instructions for checking and tightening wheel nuts using a torque wrench.
Identifies specific points for lubrication, such as the lower link and steering components.
Step-by-step guide to checking the hydraulic oil level using the dipstick and funnel.
Detailed instructions for changing the hydraulic filter, including warnings and tips.
Instructions for changing the hydraulic oil, including draining, refilling, and filter replacement.
Procedure for replacing a defective fuse, emphasizing the use of original parts.
Lists common engine malfunctions, their causes, and remedies for starting and stopping problems.
Addresses insufficient braking power and holding brake problems, with causes and remedies.
Covers issues like the machine not moving, slow movement, jerky motion, oil overheating, and abnormal noises.
Addresses problems with lifting capacity, slow lifting, air bubbles, jerky cylinders, and non-functioning levers.
General| Brand | Tuchel |
|---|---|
| Model | Tuchel-Trac Trio |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |
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