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General| Brand | Volvo |
|---|---|
| Model | ECR235E |
| Category | Ventilation Hood |
| Language | English |
Provides details for identifying the machine and its components for service and contact purposes.
Illustrates and labels the main components of the excavator for identification.
Details the machine's compliance with European directives for safety and electromagnetic compatibility.
Provides guidelines for installing communication equipment and ensuring protection against interference.
Explains the importance of genuine Volvo parts and identifies safety-classified components.
Locates and describes various identification plates on the machine for model and serial number information.
Details the location and purpose of decals affixed to the machine for operator awareness.
Describes the function and operation of switches and controls on the left instrument panel.
Details the front instrument panel layout, including warning lights, gauges, and display screens.
Explains the sequence and functions of the display unit screens for various operational information.
Details switches and controls located on the right instrument panel for machine operation.
Describes service and auxiliary system connections located on the rear instrument panel.
Details the functions of the left and right control levers for machine operation.
Describes features and access related to the operator's cab, including visibility and comfort.
Explains the operation of the control lockout lever for safety during starting and stopping.
Details adjustments and features of the operator seat and climate control system for comfort.
Outlines operator obligations and general safety guidelines for operating the machine.
Lists essential checks and actions to perform before starting machine operation for safety.
Provides step-by-step instructions for starting the machine's engine, including cold weather procedures.
Explains the procedure for warming up the hydraulic system to prevent damage and ensure proper function.
Covers general guidelines for machine operation, including inclination limits and travel warnings.
Details the function and operation of the exhaust aftertreatment system, including regeneration.
Provides instructions on how to safely stop the machine and minimize theft risks.
Outlines procedures for parking the machine, including short-term and long-term storage recommendations.
Details safety precautions and procedures for retrieving and towing a disabled machine.
Provides instructions and considerations for safely transporting the machine, including tying down and component removal.
Explains factors affecting vibration and provides guidelines for reducing exposure and risks.
Details safety precautions and best practices for performing digging operations.
Covers safety procedures for operating near hazards like high voltage lines and on slopes.
Provides specific precautions for operating the machine on inclines and slopes to maintain stability.
Offers guidance for operating in wet or boggy conditions and permissible water depth.
Outlines safety measures and advice for operating the machine in cold environmental conditions.
Details safety precautions and best practices for performing demolition tasks with the machine.
Explains the function, modes, and settings for the reversible fan system.
Describes the boom float position function and its safe operation.
Provides detailed procedures for connecting and disconnecting attachments, including quick couplers.
Details the process for changing, removing, and installing bucket teeth for maintenance.
Explains proper selection, operation, and safety procedures for using the hydraulic breaker attachment.
Offers guidance on operating long range attachments smoothly to maintain stability and avoid damage.
Details the function and handling of hose rupture valves, including procedures for attachment lowering after rupture.
Provides guidance on selecting appropriate track shoes based on ground conditions and their usage.
Covers regulations, operator qualifications, and procedures for safe lifting operations.
Explains the overload warning system, its engagement, and pressure settings for safe lifting.
Illustrates standard hand signals used for communication between operator and signalman during operations.
Details the recommended machine positions for safe execution of various service tasks.
Emphasizes the importance of reading the operator's manual and following safety precautions before starting service.
Explains the location and function of the battery disconnect switch for electrical safety during service.
Locates the electrical distribution box and provides information on relays and fuses for maintenance.
Highlights the importance of cleanliness and proper procedures for any work on the hydraulic system.
Provides guidelines on the correct hydraulic oil type, handling, and environmental safety measures.
Details safe practices for mounting and dismounting the machine to prevent injuries.
Outlines measures to prevent fires, including safe practices during fueling and maintenance.
Covers safe handling procedures for materials like heated paint, rubber, plastics, and dust.
Details safety precautions for inspecting and handling hydraulic and fuel lines, tubes, and hoses.
Provides a chart outlining lubrication points and service intervals for machine components.
Explains the importance of recording service history for warranty and resale value.
Describes pre-factory delivery checks and adjustments performed by the dealer.
Details the inspections performed by the dealer or distributor before machine delivery.
Mentions that the dealer provides 'Delivery instructions' to the buyer.
Outlines daily checks and tasks required every 10 operating hours for machine upkeep.
Details maintenance tasks required every 50 operating hours, including fluid level checks.
Lists maintenance tasks to be performed every 250 operating hours, such as swing drive unit service.
Specifies maintenance tasks required every 500 operating hours, including radiator and cooler cleaning.
Details maintenance tasks to be performed every 1000 operating hours, such as track drive unit checks.
Outlines maintenance tasks required every 2000 operating hours, including filter replacement and coolant checks.
Specifies maintenance tasks to be performed every 4000 operating hours, such as secondary air cleaner filter replacement.
Covers maintenance tasks that should be performed based on specific conditions or indicators.
Lists recommended oils and greases for various machine systems based on ambient temperature.
Specifies engine oil grades and change intervals based on oil type and fuel sulfur content.
Provides details on Volvo Coolant VCS, mixture ratios, and clean water requirements for the cooling system.
Details approved hydraulic oils and viscosity recommendations for different ambient temperatures and conditions.
Lists recommended greases for digging equipment and their mixability with different additives.
Covers fuel quality requirements, biodiesel usage, and engine emission compliance standards.
Provides engine specifications, including displacement, power output, and carbon dioxide emissions.
Details system voltage, starter, batteries, alternator, and lighting, including fuse and relay assignments.
Provides information on operator seat criteria, vibration, and sound levels within the cab.
Specifies technical data for main pumps, servo pumps, control valves, and pedals.
Lists the weights of disassembled parts like counterweight, boom, dipper arm, and dozer blade.
Provides ground pressure calculations for various shoe widths and operating weights.
Details the maximum digging reach, depth, cutting height, and dumping height for different boom/arm configurations.
Lists maximum permitted bucket sizes for different shoe widths and boom/arm configurations.
Specifies breakout and tearout forces for various boom, dipper arm, and operating modes.
Provides tables for lifting capacities based on machine configuration, reach, and load conditions.
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