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General| Brand | Weber mt |
|---|---|
| Model | CR 9 CCD 2.0 |
| Category | Garbage Disposal |
| Language | English |
All safety instructions must be read and complied with to avoid hazards.
For compacting sand, gravel, crushed rock, and semi-cohesive mixed material.
Operators must be 18+, instructed, and follow traffic regulations.
Includes hearing protection, hard hat, safety shoes, and protective gloves.
Warning about exhaust gas (carbon monoxide) in enclosed or poorly ventilated areas.
General guidelines for maintenance, using spare parts, and safeguarding equipment.
Inspect compactors as needed; annual inspection by an expert is mandatory.
Protect switches and connections before high-pressure cleaning.
Dispose of fluids and materials in an environmentally compatible manner.
Explains pictograms for warnings, protective equipment, and regulations.
Identifies major components of the CR 9 MDM with numbered labels.
Explains LED (1) and display (2) functions for maintenance and operating hours.
LED (1) indicates engine operation; oil pressure indicator (1) warns of low oil.
Charge level LED (1) indicates low voltage; temperature LED (1) indicates overheating.
Air filter LED (1) indicates a fouled filter, leading to engine shutdown.
Used for road building/landscaping; driven by Hatz diesel via V-belt.
Starting, vibration activation, speed control, and guidance rod operation.
Describes engine start module and compaction measurement system functions.
Details weight, dimensions, drive, vibration, noise, and vibration values.
Explains the labels on the machine's data plate (Description, Type, Serial Number, etc.).
Procedures for transporting the compactor on a vehicle and securing it.
How to arrest and adjust the work height of the manual guidance rod.
Steps to check the engine oil level using the dip stick.
Procedure to check and top off the fuel level with clean fuel.
Tighten attachment plates with a torque of 425 NM.
Steps for inserting the ignition key, turning it, and releasing it upon engine start.
Verifies which indicator lights should go out after the engine starts.
LED for operation, and the operating hours counter function.
Actions for ignition key malfunction, starting limits, and troubleshooting if engine fails to start.
Describes the function test of the COMPATROL® system upon ignition.
Control drive speed with rocker switch; stay within guidance rod reach.
Automatic forward motion activation and COMPATROL® measurement display.
Bring gas lever to idle, turn off ignition, remove key, and secure flap.
Machine must be shut down during breaks; park safely.
Lists maintenance activities for engine, filters, battery, transmission, and exciter at different intervals.
Comply with manufacturer regulations, use correct tools, and handle waste oil properly.
Procedure for changing the engine oil filter, including paying attention to markings.
Steps to replace the fuel filter by disconnecting fuel lines.
How to clean or change the air filter cartridge as per manufacturer.
Procedure to check battery acid level and top off with distilled water.
Procedure for changing the oil in the exciter, including filling and disposal.
Steps to change fuses, noting their location and correct rating.
Procedure to check the hydraulic fluid level using the dip stick.
Identifies causes like operating error, fuel, or filter issues and their remedies.
Addresses issues with no vibration or insufficient forward motion, linking to V-belt.
Explains potential causes like air in the hydraulic system and the remedy.
Cleaning, leak checks, and general condition checks for the compactor.
Fuel tank preparation and engine oil/filter checks for storage.
Procedures for starter battery, bare parts, and accelerator controls before storage.
Steps for connecting the permanent charger to the machine's charging socket.
Lists contact addresses and phone numbers for Weber Maschinentechnik in various countries.
