Yanmar SV26 - A Description and illustration of the machine

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A Description and illustration

of the machine

CHAPTERS COVERED IN THIS CHAPTER:

1 A

PPLICATIONS AND REGULATIONS

2 IIDENTIFICATION PLATES

3 WARNING LABELS

4 IDENTIFICATION OF IMPORTANT PARTS

5 DESCRIPTION OF THE DRIVING POSITION

6 HEATING VALVE

7 OPTIONS

8 COVERS

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Table of Contents11
A Description and Illustration of the Machine18
Applications and Regulations20
- Applications20
- Warranty20
- Driving Permits20
- Lifting20
Iidentification Plates21
- Machine Serial Number Plate21
- Engine Serial Number Plate21
- EPA Information Plate21
- Spare Parts Order and Intervention Request22
Warning Labels24
- Location of the Warning Adhesive Labels24
- Explanation of the Warning Adhesive Labels26
Identification of Important Parts29
- General View of the Machine29
- Commands and Switches30
Description of the Driving Position31
- Operator Display Station31
- Switches35
- Joysticks and Pedals39
- Power Socket44
- Driver's Seat45
- Location for the Tools and User Manual45
  - Toolkit45
  - User Manual46
- Fuses46
- Heating Valve53
- Options54
- Covers72
B Operating Instructions74
- Basic Precautions76
- Have an Extinguisher and a First Aid Kit78
- Avoid any Unauthorised Modifications78
- Precautions for Optional Parts and Tools79
- Warning Concerning the Cab Windows79
- Cabin's Emergency Exit79
Usage Precautions80
- Precautions before Starting the Engine80
- Movement Precautions83
- Working Precautions86
- Parking Precautions93
  - Parking Location93
  - Stopping the Engine93
- Precautions for the Accessories94
- Precautions for Using Optional Accessories94
- Precautions for the Battery95
Precautions for the Engine96
Checks before Starting the Machine97
- Overall Visual Inspection97
- Checking and Topping up the Level of Cooling Fluid98
- Checking and Topping up the Engine Oil Level99
- Checking and Topping up the Fuel Level100
- Checking and Topping up the Hydraulic Oil Level102
Checks after Start-Up105
Checks after Use106
Operator LCD Display Station Interfaces107
- Indication of Functions107
- User Interface108
- Maintenance Interface108
- Machine Usage Management Interface108
- Configuration Interface109
Using the Machine in Cold Weather110
- Preparation for Use in Cold Weather110
- Rubber Tracks112
- Handling the Bucket116
- Handling of Accessories122
  - Hydraulic Hammer SOCOMEC122
- Accessory Change by Direct Coupling124
  - Dismantling the Accessory124
  - Mounting the Accessory125
    - Loading Bucket126
- Load Lifting128
- Implementing the 3Rd Hydraulic Circuit129
- Transporting the Machine131
- Detecting Anomalies136
  - Phenomena that Do Not Constitute Faults136
- If the Battery Is Discharged140
- Towing the Machine143
C Periodic Maintenance Programme144
- Periodic Inspections and Upkeeps146
- Maintenance Precautions148
- Precautions before Maintenance148
- Precautions During Maintenance150
Recommended Greases and Fluids154
First Maintenance155
- After the First 50 Hours of Service155
- After the First 250Hours of Service155
List of Periodic Inspections and Maintenance Operations156
Maintenance by the Operator159
- Daily Maintenance159
- Non Periodic Maintenance164
- Maintenance Every 50 Hours165
- Rubber Track Maintenance165
- Steel Track Maintenance169
- Maintenance by the Dealer172
D Conservation and Storage174
- Conservation176
- Storage176
- Recommissioning178
E Technical Data180
- Specifications182
- Working Dimensions183
- Noise Emitted by the Machine184
- Vibrations Emitted by the Machine185
F Lifting Capacities186
- Lifting SV26 Cabin188
- Lifting SV26 Canopy189
Appendices190
- A List of Error Codes Displayed on the Operator Display Station191
- B Control Sheets to be Photocopied194
- C Notes200
- D Lashing Record201
Index202

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