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General| Brand | Weber mt |
|---|---|
| Model | CR 8 |
| Category | Garbage Disposal |
| Language | English |
Describes the machine as a hand-guided, reversible soil compactor and its main sections.
Emphasizes reading and complying with all safety instructions to prevent hazards and damage.
Defines the machine's intended uses and lists specific applications it is not suitable for.
Highlights the risk of accidents in the danger area and the need to inform nearby persons.
Specifies age, instruction, and traffic regulation compliance for operators.
Lists mandatory PPE including hard hat, hearing protection, gloves, and safety shoes.
Defines danger areas and prohibits unauthorized changes or non-original spare parts.
Ensures maintenance is complete, PPE is worn, and loose objects are removed before starting.
Covers safe start-up procedures, monitoring during operation, and handling malfunctions.
Provides guidance on safe parking and fueling practices to prevent spills and environmental impact.
Guidelines for safe cleaning and handling of combustion engines, including exhaust gas precautions.
Mandates regular inspections for operational safety, with findings to be documented.
Explains the meaning of signal words (ATTENTION, CAUTION, WARNING, DANGER) and the information symbol.
Details the meaning of various safety stickers related to connections, fuel, lifting, and sound levels.
Steps for initial setup: unpack, check for damage, verify shipment, check fluids, and position the machine.
Diagram identifying key components of the CR 8 machine with labels.
Explains the indicators (status, oil, charge) and the key switch functions for the MS 15 start module.
Details indicators for status, oil pressure, charge level, operating hours, temperature, air filter, and maintenance.
Explains the operational status, compaction, and warning lights of the COMPATROL system.
Describes LED behavior during function tests and before reaching operating frequency.
Details indicator states during operation and the meaning of the warning light for hard soils.
Perform visual checks on lines, buffers, and damage before starting work.
Check and correct engine oil, hydraulic oil, and fuel levels.
Verify threaded unions and maintenance schedule compliance.
Step-by-step guide to safely starting the engine, including safety warnings and status indicator checks.
Advises on crushing hazards, proper guidance, V-belt slip, and avoiding over-compaction.
Procedure for safely shutting down the engine.
Instructions for safely lifting the machine onto a vehicle using appropriate gear.
Securing the machine against theft and unauthorized use during short-term storage.
Measures for extended storage including cleaning, fluid checks, and battery maintenance.
Guidelines for regular maintenance to prevent downtime and damage.
Specifies qualifications, instruction, and PPE for maintenance staff.
Safety measures during maintenance, including protection from moving parts and electrical hazards.
Table outlining maintenance activities, their frequency, and relevant section numbers.
Step-by-step guide to cleaning the air filter, including precautions against dirt entry.
Instructions for inspecting the V-belt for wear and damage.
Procedure for checking engine oil level using the dipstick and ensuring it's within the specified range.
Detailed steps for draining and refilling engine oil, including warming up the engine.
Procedure for replacing the engine oil filter, including draining oil and proper installation.
How to check and drain the water separator, collecting fuel-water mix.
Steps to replace the fuel filter, involving fuel lines and clips.
Procedure for checking the hydraulic oil level via the view glass.
Instructions for draining and refilling the exciter oil, including tilting the machine.
Procedure for replacing fuses, involving dashboard removal and fuse holder access.
Steps for connecting a permanent charger to the machine's charging socket.
Details the types and quantities of engine oil, fuel, and other fluids required for the machine.
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