Yanmar SV26 - Headlights

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5 Description of the driving position

5.10 Headlights

WARNING

The headlight becomes very hot when it is operating. Never touch it with your bare hands

before it has cooled down to avoid any risk of burning.

Boom headlamp

Cab headlight (Options )

Canopy type (Options ) Tail light (Options )

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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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