What does it mean if Wacker Neuson Power Tool charging control lamp lights up red when the engine is running?
If the charging control lamp lights up red when the engine is running on your Wacker Neuson Power Tool, it indicates an error in the electric system.
What to do if Wacker Neuson Power Tool receiver units light up yellow and the machine does not respond?
If the receiver units light up yellow and the Wacker Neuson Power Tool does not respond to remote control commands, check these possible causes: * Ensure the remote control is switched on. * The rechargeable battery of the remote control may be discharged; load or replace it. * Make sure you are within the receiving area of the machine. * Establish a clear line of sight between the remote control and the receiver unit. * Clean the remote control and receiving units if they are dirty. * The remote control is defective.
What to do if Wacker Neuson Power Tool machine cannot be activated?
If the Wacker Neuson Power Tool machine cannot be activated, it might be due to: * An incorrect activation PIN being entered. Enter the correct activation PIN. * A defective electrical system. Deactivate the machine with the emergency stop switch.
What to do if Wacker Neuson Power Tool engine runs unevenly?
If the engine of your Wacker Neuson Power Tool runs unevenly, the possible causes include: * A dirty fuel filter. Replace the fuel filter. * A dirty air cleaner. Clean or replace the air cleaner.
What to do if Wacker Neuson Power Tool receiver units flash yellow rapidly and the machine does not respond?
If the receiver units flash yellow in rapid succession and the Wacker Neuson Power Tool does not respond to commands from the remote control, it could be because the operator is located in the proximity area. Leave the proximity area of the machine.
Why Wacker Neuson Power Tool engine smokes and does not perform?
If the Wacker Neuson Power Tool engine smokes and does not perform well, it could be due to a dirty air cleaner. Replace the air cleaner.
What to do if Wacker Neuson Power Tool experiences overload shutdown?
If the Wacker Neuson Power Tool experiences an overload shutdown, it is because the machine is overloaded due to high soil density. Deactivate the machine and then re-activate it. To prevent future overloads: * Avoid operation on soils that are too hard to compact. * Reduce the compaction performance by actuating the slow / fast rocker switch. * Switch over from fast to slow operation.
How to call up diagnostics menu on Wacker Neuson Power Tool?
To call up the diagnostics menu on the Wacker Neuson Power Tool, continuously press the ON/OFF switch of the machine for at least three seconds.
What to do if Wacker Neuson Power Tool experiences excess temperature shutdown?
If the Wacker Neuson Power Tool experiences an excess temperature shutdown, possible causes include: * Coolant level is too low. Top up the coolant. * The cooling system is leaking. * The engine is overheated. Allow the engine to cool down. * The cooling fins of the cooler are dirty. Blow cooling fins with compressed air from the inside to the outside from a safe distance. * The temperature sensor or electrical connection is defective.
What does it mean if Wacker Neuson Power Tool control lamp flashes red?
If the control lamp flashes red on the Wacker Neuson Power Tool, it means the machine is overloaded because the soil cannot be compacted any further. To resolve this: * Avoid operation on non-compactable soil. * Reduce the compaction performance by actuating the slow / fast rocker switch. * Switch over from fast to slow operation.
General| Model | DPU110 Series |
|---|---|
| Category | Power Tool |
| Centrifugal Force | 110 kN |
| Working Width | 800 mm |
| Frequency | 32 Hz |
| Engine Power | 15.9 hp (11.9 kW) |
Know regulations, conduct risk assessments, create operating instructions, train staff.
Residual dangers exist despite safe design; stop operation if unforeseeable dangers occur.
Crucial safety guidelines applicable to machine operation.
Machine specific safety for vibratory plates.
Direct operation safety: safety during operation (lines, slopes, unattended machines, distance).
Machine specific safety for remote controlled plates.
Engine specific safety: engine checks, fuel handling, exhaust fumes, hot surfaces.
Fluid safety: handling fuel, lubricants, coolants; eye protection, skin contact, ingestion.
Battery safety: battery connection/disconnection, acid handling, short circuit prevention.
Specific safety feature: machine shuts off vibration/movement in specific situations.
Emergency response: preventive measures and emergency actions.
Control lamps and display: explains display and control lamps (operation, charging, preheating, etc.).
Remote controls: identifies controls on the remote unit (joystick, socket, strap, battery, buttons, lamps).
Initial setup: opening hoods and performing pre-operation checks.
Key operational warnings: warnings about tipping, exhaust fumes, and operation on slopes.
Starting the machine: steps to activate the machine using the ON/OFF switch.
General operation: general operation instructions.
Center pole controls: controls for center pole operation (vibration, direction, speed).
Remote control operation: how joysticks control machine movement and speed.
Shutting down: steps to turn off the machine.
Emergency stop procedure: using the emergency stop switch.
Scheduled maintenance: maintenance tasks at specific intervals (125h, 250h, 500h).
Engine oil: checking and refilling engine oil.
Oil change: procedure for changing engine oil and oil filter.
Coolant check: checking and topping off coolant in the reservoir and radiator.
Hydraulic oil: checking and refilling hydraulic oil.
Machine faults: lists common machine faults and their remedies.
Display/lamp faults: faults indicated by control lamps and display messages.
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