Multione SL800-EN Manual
Multione SL800-EN Manual
Multione SL800-EN Manual
Presentation
Dear customer,
We will, first of all, thank you for the confidence you gave us purchasing your new “Self-moving Compact wheel loader, articulated
frame, equipped with multipurpose quick coupler, MULTIONE Series SL800”.
We are sure your expectations will be satisfied since the technological level reached by our products and thank to a continuous
engagement that stimulates us daily to increase to be able to face the continuous, technological, productive and trade transformations.
We are sure we can also face any your future working requirement, we are pleased to remain at your disposal and offer you all our
experience and knowledge for the best solution of any your query.
1 DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION
1.1 Designation
The following document is called “operating manual” (later on manual). It has been edited in accordance with the essential
requirements of security 1.7.4 of the Enclosure l of the machine Directive 2006/42/CE.
ATTENTION
THIS MANUAL MUST BE ALWAYS AT AUTHORIZED OPERATORS’ DISPOSAL AND BE NEARBY THE MACHINE WELL KEPT AND
PRESERVED.
THIS MANUAL MUST BE COMPULSORILY DELIVERED TOGETHER WITH THE MACHINE IN CASE IT WILL BE TRANSFERRED TO
ANOTHER USER.
WE ADVISE YOU TO COPY OUT THE IDENTIFICATION DATA OF THE DOCUMENT: CODE, ISSUE AND REVISION (SEE COVER) TO
REQUEST AGAIN COPY OF THE MANUAL TO THE MANUFACTURER IN CASE OF LOSS OR DETERIORATION OF IT.
THIS MANUAL REFLECTS THE STATE OF THE TECHNOLOGY AND KNOW-HOW AT THE MOMENT OF THE MACHINE MARKETING
AND IT CANNOT BE CONSIDERED INADEGUATE ONLY BECAUSE, ACCORDING TO NEW EXPERIENCES, CAN BE UPDATED LATER.
1.2 Identification
The manual is identified though the following data reported in the table on the cover and in annotation:
Abbreviation of the language.
Original instructions or translation of them.
Symbol ISO 7000.
Identifying code (ID).
Issue.
Revision (or revisione date).
CM13111 07.09.12 00
ISTRUZIONI ORIGINALI
1.3 Glossary
Term Definition
Basic machine Self-moving Compact wheel loader, articulated frame, equipped with multipurpose quick coupler, planned
(later machine) to carry out various functions using interchangeable equipments.
According to the article 2, b) of the Machine Directive 2006/42/CE it is a machine specified as: device
that after the starting up of a machine or of a tractor, is assembled with the machine or with the tractor
Original interchangeable
by the same authorized operator in order to modify the function or introduce a new function, to the
equipments(later equipment)
extent that this equipment is not a tool.Produced by the Manufacturer and commercialized by the
Manufacturer or by his authorized dealers (see par. 6.3).
Attachment produced by the Manufacturer and commercialized by the Manufacturer or his authorized
Original option(later original)
dealers (see par. 6.2).
Compatible equipment Equipment suitable to be assembled on a specific basic machine (see par. 6.3.1).
Equipment assembly onto the basic machine, including the mechanic, hydraulic and electrical
Assembly
(if required) connection.
He is a dealer authorized by the Manufacturer who the Customer must address to, for assistance and
Authorized dealer(later dealer)
emergency maintenance or for the purchase of attachments or original interchangeable equipments.
ROPS (Roll Over Protection Metal structure that protects the operator in charge seated at the driving seat in case of the machine
Structure) rolling.
FOPS (Falling Objects
Structure protecting the operator in charge sitting at the driving seat in case of falling objects.
Protective Structure)
Assembly factory Options assembly by the manufacturer before the machine delivery.
Assembly after market Options assembly later, after the machine purchase.
1.4 Abbreviations
EX danger sign:
It highlights the danger of an explosion in places with explosive atmosphere.
TO USE THE MACHINE IN SAFETY IT IS COMPULSORY TO READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS MANUAL IN ALL ITS PARTS.
TO USE IN SAFETY A COMPATIBLE EQUIPEMENT ASSEMBLED WITH THE MACHINE IT IS COMPULSORY TO READ AND UNDERSTAND
THIS INSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT MANUAL IN ALL ITS PARTS.
THE SYMBOL PLACED AT THE BEGINNING OF A CHAPTER POINTS OUT WHO ARE THE AUTHORIZED OPERATORS
(SEE PAR. 1.6.1) TO CARRY OUT THE REPORTED INTERVENTIONS.
DANGER
IT HIGHLIGHTS A DANGER WITH A HIGH RISK DEGREE THAT, IF NOT AVOIDED, CAN CAUSE DEATH OR SEVERE INJURIES.
WARNING
IT HIGHLIGHTS A DANGER WITH AN AVERAGE RISK DEGREE THAT, IF NOT AVOIDED, CAN CAUSE DEATH OR SEVERE INJURIES.
ATTENTION
IT HIGHLIGHTS A DANGER WITH A LOW RISK DEGREE THAT, IF NOT AVOIDED CAN CAUSE LIGHT OR NOT SEVERE INJURIES.
WARNING
AUTHORIZED OPERATORS MUST CARRY OUT ONLY THE INTERVENTIONS OF THEIR SPECIFIC COMPETENCE ON THE MACHINE.
THE AUTHORIZED OPERATORS, BEFORE EXCUTING ANY INTERVENTION ON THE MACHINE, MUST MAKE SURE OF BEING IN
FULL POSSESSION OF THEIR PSYCO-PHYSICAL FACULTIES, THAT TO GUARANTEE ALWAYS THE OBSERVANCE OF THE SAFETY
CONDITIONS.
OPERATOR IN CHARGE
He is a professionally trained operator who, in full obedience of the legislation in force in the country of use, is qualified to the
driving of the machine and to carry out only:
The regulations.
The normal use.
The normal maintenance.
All the operations must be executed in the absolute observance of the instructions reported in this operating manual.
AUTHORIZED TECHNICIAN
He is a qualified technician, placed at disposal by the dealer, who has got a specific knowledge of the machine and he is qualified
to carry out the requires technical assistance, normal and extraordinary maintenance and/or operations not reported in this
instruction manual.
TAB. 1
1.7 Warranty
As regards the warranty conditions see par. 11.3.
If found that the parties do not intend to submit the controversies rising from the supply contract, to an arbitral judgement or in
any other case where it is required the verdict of an organ of the ordinary Court, only the law Court in Vicenza will have territorial
jurisdiction.
INDEX
1 DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION ........................................ 1 7 SETTING UP THE MACHINE ........................................ 37
1.1 Designation ........................................................................... 1 7.1 Connecting / disconnecting battery ..................................... 37
1.2 Identification .......................................................................... 1 8 USING THE MACHINE ................................................... 38
1.3 Glossary ................................................................................ 2 8.1 Adjustments......................................................................... 38
1.4 Abbreviations......................................................................... 2 8.1.1 Adjustment of the driving seat ......................................... 38
1.5 Consultation notes................................................................. 3 8.2 Checks before ignition ......................................................... 39
1.6 Receivers of the document.................................................... 4 8.3 Normal operations ............................................................... 39
1.6.1 Authorized operators ......................................................... 4 8.3.1 Procedure to get on to the operating position of the
1.7 Warranty ................................................................................ 4 machine ........................................................................... 39
2 MACHINE IDENTIFICATION ............................................ 6 8.3.2 Starting up ....................................................................... 40
2.1 Copy of CE accordance statement........................................ 6 8.3.3 Multifunction joystick activation ....................................... 40
2.2 Designation ........................................................................... 7 8.3.4 Handling .......................................................................... 40
3 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT SAFETY .............. 7 8.3.5 Assembly of the equipment ............................................. 41
3.1 General instructions .............................................................. 7 8.3.6 Disassembly of the equipment ....................................... 44
3.2 Residual risks ........................................................................ 7 8.3.7 Turning off the machine ................................................... 45
3.3 Transport and lifting .............................................................. 8 8.3.8 Parking brake .................................................................. 45
3.4 Maintenance .......................................................................... 9 8.3.9 Refueling ......................................................................... 45
4 DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE ................................ 10 8.4 Functions/exceptional situations ......................................... 45
4.1 Main parts and their functions ............................................. 10 8.4.1 Instability of the machine ................................................. 45
4.2 Seats taken by authorised operators................................... 12 8.4.2 Overpressure in the hydraulic circuit ............................... 46
4.3 Control devices.................................................................... 13 8.4.3 Loss of control ................................................................. 46
4.3.1 Control panel ................................................................... 14 8.4.4 Emergency exit of the cabin ............................................ 46
4.3.2 Dashboard, steering wheel, and pedals .......................... 17 8.4.5 Block of the machine with the lift arm raised ................... 46
4.3.3 Traffic light controls ......................................................... 18 8.4.6 Towing the machine on .................................................... 47
4.3.4 Multifunction device ......................................................... 19 9 MAINTENANCE .............................................................. 47
4.3.5 Multifunction joystick........................................................ 21 9.1 General warnings ................................................................ 47
4.4 Shelters and protection devices .......................................... 22 9.2 Safety status of the machine ............................................... 47
4.5 Intended use........................................................................ 23 9.3 Installation safety block on the lifting arm............................ 48
4.5.1 Use limits and technical data ........................................... 23 9.4 Opening engine cover ........................................................ 48
4.5.2 Load diagram................................................................... 24 9.5 Maintenance light reset ....................................................... 48
4.6 Reasonable foreseeable misuse ......................................... 25 9.6 Ordinary maintenance table ................................................ 49
4.7 Safety signs ......................................................................... 26 9.7 Description of the interventions of ordinary maintenance ... 49
4.8 Emissions ............................................................................ 31 9.7.1 Interventions on the machine .......................................... 49
4.8.1 Sound level ...................................................................... 31 9.7.2 Interventions on the engine ............................................. 51
4.8.2 Vibrations ......................................................................... 31 9.8 Extraordinary maintenance ................................................. 51
4.9 Personal protective equipment ............................................ 31 10 SPARE PARTS ............................................................... 52
5 TRANSPORT AND HANDLING ..................................... 32 10.1 Filter code............................................................................ 52
5.1 Transport ............................................................................. 32 11 ENCLOSURES ............................................................... 53
5.2 Handling .............................................................................. 32 11.1 Road light kit (Option).......................................................... 53
5.2.1 Installation procedure of the steering lock bracket .......... 33 11.2 Parallelogram ...................................................................... 53
5.3 Storage ................................................................................ 33 11.3 Warranty terms .................................................................... 53
6 ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION ................................. 34 11.3.1 General rules and registration procedure ....................... 53
6.1 Assembly ............................................................................. 34 11.3.2 Scheduled maintenance .................................................. 53
6.2 Options ................................................................................ 34 11.3.3 Exclusion of warranty ...................................................... 53
6.3 Equipments ........................................................................ 36 11.3.4 Warranty expiration.......................................................... 54
6.3.1 Available equipments....................................................... 36 11.3.5 Notes ............................................................................... 54
6.3.2 Assembly of the equipments ........................................... 36
2 MACHINE IDENTIFICATION
CE ACCORDANCE STATEMENT
Manufacturer
CSF SRL
via Palù, 6/8 Tel. +39 0444 264600 Fax +39 0444 389260
36040 Grumolo Delle Abbadesse (VI) Italy info@multione-csf.com www.multione-csf.com
Directive 2004/108/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 15 December 2004 on the approximation
2004/108/CE
of the laws of the Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibility and repealing Directive 89/336/EEC
Directive 2000/14/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 8 May 2000 on the approximation of the laws
of the Member States relating to the noise emission in the environment by equipment for use outdoors
Guaranteed sound power level (LWA) 101 dB 100 dB 100 dB 101 dB 101 dB
Signature
2.2 Designation
The machine in question is so named:
Self-moving Compact wheel loader, articulated frame, equipped
with multipurpose quick coupler, MULTIONE Series SL800
Models SL828DT - SL830DT - SL835DT - SL840DT - SL828DP
N.B. The model of the machine is reported on the statement CE of conformity and on the marking CE applied to the machine.
DANGER
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO SUBSTITUTE ANY SHELTER, PROTECTION DEVICE OR ANY COMPONENT WITH NON ORIGINAL SUBSTITUTES.
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO TAMPER, EXCLUDE AND/OR TAKE AWAY ANY SHELTER OR PROTECTION DEVICE PLACED ON THE MACHINE.
PARTICULARLY THE ROPS STRUCTURE CANNOT IN ANY CASE BE DRILLED, WELDED OR MODIFIED, IN CASE OF DAMAGE IT
CANNOT BE REPAIRED BUT IT MUST BE SUBSTITUTED BY AN ORIGINAL SUBSTITUTE. WHAT IS ABOVE IT IS VALID UNLESS
THERE IS A DIFFERENT WRITTEN DISPOSITION BY THE MACHINE MANUFACTURER.
WARNING
THE RESIDUAL RISKS REPORTED IN SUCCESSION CONCERN THE MACHINE WITHOUT ASSEMBLED EQUIPPING. WE REFER TO
THE EQUIPPING INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR THE DESCRIPTION OF THE RESIDUAL SPECIFIC EQUIPPING RISKS.
THERE IS THE RESIDUAL RISK OF INJURIES IN CONSEQUENCE OF FALL OF OBJECTS OR MATERIAL FROM THE POSSIBLE
EQUIPEMENT ASSEMBLED TO THE MACHINE. CONSULT THE ASSEMBLED EQUIPPING INSTRUCTION MANUAL TO VERIFY THE
PRESENCE OF THIS RISK.
RESIDUAL RISK N. 1
THERE IS DANGER OF BURN FOR CONTACT IF THE AUTHORIZED OPERATOR GET INTO CONTACT WITH THE HOT PARTS SUCH
AS QUICK CONNECTIONS, HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS, HYDRAULIC PIPES, PARTS OF THE ENGINE THAT, OWING TO PROLONGED
USE OF THE MACHINE CAN REACH HIGH TEMPERATURES.
IT IS COMPULSORY TO RESPECT THE ASSEMBLY PROCEDURES, EQUIPEMENT DISASSEMBLY (SEE CHAP. 8) AND ORDINARY
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES (SEE CHAP. 9) DESCRIBED IN THIS MANUAL.
RESIDUAL RISK N. 2
THERE IS THE DANGER OF INJURIES OWING TO CONTACT WITH MOBILE PARTS IN MOTION IF THE AUTHORISED OPERATOR
DOES NOT RESPECT THE INSTRUCTIONS REPORTED IN THIS MANUAL AND, PARTICULARLY, STRECHES OUT HIS UPPER LIMBS
OUTSIDE THE DRIVING SEAT DURING THE ORDINARY WORKING OF THE MACHINE.
IT IS COMPULSORY TO RESPECT THE PROCEDURES OF ASSEMBLY, DISASSEMBLY OF THE EQUIPPING (SEE CHAP. 8), THE
ORDINARY MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES (SEE CHAP. 9) AND THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR A RIGHT POSITION TO ASSUME DURING
THE USE (SEE PAR. 8.3.1.1) DESCRIBED IN THIS MANUAL.
RESIDUAL RISK N. 3
THERE IS THE DANGER OF CRUSHING FOR A POSSIBLE FALL OF THE EQUIPEMENT IF THE AUTHORISED OPERATOR DOES NOT
RESPECT THE INSTRUCTIONS REPORTED IN THIS MANUAL.
IT IS COMPULSORY TO RESPECT THE EQUIPPING DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES (SEE CHAP. 8) DESCRIBED IN THIS MANUAL.
RESIDUAL RISK N. 4
THERE IS THE DANGER OF CRUSHING FOR ROLLING OVER OF THE MACHINE IF THE AUTHORISED OPERATOR DOES NOT
RESPECT THE INSTRUCTIONS REPORTED IN THIS MANUAL AND, PARTICULARLY, IF HE DOES NOT FASTEN HIS SAFETY-BELT.
IT IS COMPULSORY TO RESPECT THE PROCEDURES OF THE ORDINARY USE OF THE MACHINE (SEE CHAP. 8) DESCRIBED IN
THIS MANUAL .
RESIDUAL RISK N. 5
THERE IS THE DANGER OF INJURIES TO HEARING IF THE AUTHORISED OPERATOR DOES NOT RESPECT THE INSTRUCTIONS
REPORTED IN THIS MANUAL AND IF HE DOES NOT WEAR ANTI-NOISE HEADPHONES.
IT IS COMPULSORY TO WEAR PERSONAL PROTECTION DEVICES INDICATED IN THIS MANUAL (SEE PAR. 4.9).
RESIDUAL RISK N. 6
THERE IS THE DANGER OF CRUSHING DURING THE STEERING PHASE OF THE MACHINE IF THE AUTHORISED OPERATOR DOES
NOT RESPECT THE INSTRUCTIONS REPORTED IN THIS MANUAL, PARTICULARLY, OPERATES THE CONTROL BUTTONS FROM
A PLACE DIFFERENT FROM THE DRIVING ONE AND HE DOES NOT CONTROL THE PRESENCE OF PEOPLE, ANIMALS AND OR
THINGS NEABY THE MACHINE.
IT IS COMPULSORY TO OPERATE THE CONTROL BUTTONS ONLY AND EXCLUSIVELY FROM THE DRIVING SEAT AND MAKE SURE
THAT WITHIN A RADIUS OF TEN METRES, THERE ARE NO THINGS, ANIMALS OR PEOPLE WHOSE SAFETY CAN BE ACCIDENTALLY
COMPROMISED.
RESIDUAL RISK N. 7
THERE IS THE DANGER OF FEET CRUSHING DURING THE STEERING PHASE OF THE MACHINE IF THE AUTHORISED OPERATOR
DOES NOT RESPECT THE INSTRUCTIONS REPORTED IN THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL.
IT IS COMPULSORY TO MOVE THE MACHINE WITH THE CABIN DOOR CLOSED (IF THERE IS ONE) AND WITHOUT STRECHING
OUT HIS UPPER LIMBS OUTSIDE THE DRIVING SEAT.
WARNING
IT IS FORBIDDEN THE RAISING OF THE MACHINE WITH ANY MEAN.
THE MACHINE WITH THE ENGINE SWITCHED OFF IS LOCKED IN AN HYDRAULIC WAY AND IT CANNOT BE MOVED.
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO TOW THE MACHINE OFF BY ANY MEAN OF TRANSPORT.
3.4 Maintenance
DANGER
ATTENTION TO CARRY OUT THE MAINTENANCE OPERATION ON THE MACHINE: THIS MUST BE IN THE “SAFETY CONDITION”
(SEE PAR. 9.2).
DANGER
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO THE AUTHORISED OPERATORS TO LEAVE UNATTENDED THE MACHINE DURING THE MAINTENANCE
OPERATIONS WITHOUT MAKING SURE TO HAVE ARRANGED ANY PRECAUTION SUITABLE TO AVOID TO START ACCIDENTALLY
THE MACHINE OR SOME OF ITS PARTS.
DANGER
DURING ALL MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS THAT SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT ON THE MACHINE WITH ITS LIFTING ARM RAISED IT
IS COMPULSORY TO INSERT THE LOCK BRACKET OF THE LIFTING ARM (SEE PAR. 9.3).
WARNING
THE AUTHORISED OPERATORS MUST CARRY OUT ONLY THE MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS REQUIRED ACCORDING TO THEIR
SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE AND ON THE PERMISSION OF THE PERSON IN CHARGE.
LUBRICANT FLUIDS AND POSSIBLE OTHER FLUID COMING FROM MAINTENANCE MUST NOT BE UNLOADEN IN THE
ENVIRONMENT. THESE PRODUCTS ARE CONSIDERED POLLUTING AND DANGEROUS AND THEY MUST BE COMPULSORELY
TAKEN AWAY CHARGING AUTHORISED COMPANIES QUALIFIED FOR DIFFERENT PRODUCT TIPOLOGIES, IN THE ABSOLUTE
RESPECT OF THE REGULATION IN FORCE IN THE COUNTRY WHERE THE MACHINE IS USED.
ATTENTION
KEEP TO A SCRUPOLOUS CLEANING OF THE MACHINE.
FIG. 1
FIG. 2
DANGER
THE OPERATOR IN CHARGE DURING THE WORKING PHASES MUST REMAIN ON BOARD OF THE MACHINE (SEAT B) AND ONLY
WITH THE MACHINE IN “SAFETY STATE” (SEE PAR. 9.2 AND PAR. 9.3) CAN OCCUPY THE OTHER WORKING PLACES SHOWN IN
FIG. 2.
Seated at the driving seat in the right position of use and with the safety belt fastened during the
ordinary working (see par. 8.3).
Standing on the left side of the machine to get on to the driving seat (see par. 8.3.1).
Standing on the front left side of the machine to carry out the assembly and disassembly of the
equipment (see par. 8.3.5 and par. 8.3.6).
Standing on the right front side of the machine to carry out the assembly and disassembly of the
equipment (see par. 8.3.5 and par. 8.3.6).
TAB. 3
FIG. 3
ATTENTION
THE DISPOSITION OF THE BUTTONS CAN VARY ACCORDING TO THE FITTING OUT.
FIG. 4
It is used to block the machine during the parking and the waiting.
Position “Down”: brake off.
2 Parking brake lever Position: “Up”: brake inserted and locked.
The brake is automotive type, is inserted by pulling the lever and lock it in one of the designated
positions.
Locking device of the It allows to lock the multifunction joystick while moving the base machine on public roads (only for
3
multifunction joystick (option) machines approved for use on public roads).
Pressed while multifunction joystick yellow selector (TAB. 8 - Ref. 2) in
Equipment release
4 “FORWARD” position, it allows the release of equipment. The operation
button (option)
requires the use of two hands.
Buzzer (rollover acoustic It is an acoustic device that is activated when there is an instability of the machine.
5
indicator) (see par. 8.4.1).
Three-position switch, it powers the socket on the lifting arm to operate any electrical device on
equipment assembled to the machine (eg.: chimney on the snow blower).
The switch has three positions:
7 Multifunction device A collection of indicators and warning lights (see par. 4.3.4).
8 Sound warning signal Pressed, it activates the emergency sound warning signal.
cont.
DBS switch Pos. “Backward”: all wheels run turn at the same speed and you get
10
(Dynamic Block System) maximum traction.
Pos. “Forward”: the wheels are free to run at different speed while steering
(eg.: to avoid damaging the work surface).
It controls the movement of the lifting arm, of the quick coupler and the operation of the possible
11 Multifunction joystick
assembled equipment (see par. 4.3.5).
It regulates the engine speed.
Parking brake switch Pressed it activates the parking brake. It should be used only when the machine
13
(only model SL840DP) stops.
It allows to set the maximum speed of the machine. It should be on only when the machine stops.
2 position switch.
15 Working lights switch Pos. “On”: it turns on the headlights.
Pos. “Off”: it turns off the headlights.
TAB. 4
FIG. 5
Ref. Name Function
Steering wheel It allows to adjust the position of the steering wheel.
1 adjustment lever Pos. “Up”: the steering wheel is free to be adjusted.
(option) Pos: “Down”: the steering wheel is blocked in position.
Heating temperature It controls the heating temperature.
2 control knob Rotated clockwise it increases the temperature.
(option) Rotated counterclockwise it decreases the temperature.
3 Light control(option) It allows to control the lights of the road kit (see par. 4.3.3).
4 Steering wheel The wheel allows to change direction during the machine operating.
Pressed downwards (with the right foot): allows the backward movement of the machine and
5 Proportional pedal backward
increases its speed in proportion to the pressure exerted on the same.
Pressed downwards (with the right foot): allows the forward movement of the machine and
6 Proportional pedal forward
increases its speed in proportion to the pressure exerted on the same.
TAB. 5
FIG. 6
FIG. 7
Ref. Name Function
It indicates:
1) At start up: for the first 10 seconds, the number of remaining hours until the next operation of
maintenance.
1 Multifunction display
2) During operation:
Bottom: hours of operation.
Top: number of engine rpm.
2 Light indicator With steady “green” light it indicates front and rear lights on.
With steady “red” light it indicates the instability of the machine. With its lighting
3 Rollover warning light
an acoustic signal comes on.
5 Maintenance light With steady “yellow” light it indicates the need to do scheduled maintenance.
6 Fuel warning light With steady “orange” light it indicates the need for refueling.
cont.
With steady “red” light it indicates the lack of battery power and/or malfunction
10 Battery warning light
of the alternator.
Engine water temperature With steady “red” light it indicates the engine excessive water temperature and/
11
warning light or lack of coolant.
Equipment hydraulic
12 With steady “yellow” light it indicates the hydraulic circuit oil filter is on.
circuit operation lamp
13 Oil filter clogging lamp With steady “yellow” light it indicates that the hydraulic circuit oil filter is clogged.
14 DBS light With steady “yellow” light it indicates that DBS is in action.
15 Oil flow attachment light With steady “yellow” light it indicates that HI- FLOW is ON (TAB. 8 - Ref. 7).
17 Preheat indicator With the steady “orange” light it indicates the operation of engine glow plugs.
18 Parking brake light With steady “red” light it indicates the parking brake is inserted.
TAB. 7
FIG. 8
Ref. Name Function
It controls the movement of the lifting arm and of the quick coupler.
1 Joystick multifunzione
Position “Right” (at maintained action): it inclines the quick coupler forward.
Position “Left” (at maintained action): it inclines the quick coupler backward.
Position “Forward” it sets up in “floating” mode the operation of the lifting arm.
4 Joystick activation light With steady “green” light it indicates that the multifunction joystick is operating.
cont.
6 Green button Pressed: it activates the multifunction joystick, green indicator on. (see par. 8.3.3).
Pressed with yellow light on “Hi flow” (TAB. 7 - Ref. 15) it sets
the minimum hydraulic flow rate of equipment (High flow off).
7 Orange button
Pressed with yellow light off “Hi flow” (TAB. 7 - Ref. 15) it sets
the maximum hydraulic flow rate of equipment (High flow on).
TAB. 8
FIG. 9
Range of applications Agriculture, gardening nurseries and gardening, building, road yards and industry.
Location of use Outside the buildings, in a sufficiently lit place suitable to the laws in the country of use in safety.
Intended use The intended use is determined by the type of assembled equipment.
Only one authorised operator qualified with the described professional technical requirements
Operators in charge of use
(see par. 1.6.1).
TAB. 10
4.5.1.1 Machine
4.5.1.2 Engine
ATTENTION
TECHNICIAN DATA SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
DANGER
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO EXCEED THE LOAD CAPACITY OF THE MACHINE (SEE FIG. 10).
The load diagram shown in FIG. 10 is obtained in accordance with standard ISO 14397-1:2007, and shows the load capacity of the
machine in the different positions of the lifting arm.
The upper curve (FIG. 10 - Ref. B) is referred to a machine with a rear counterweight of 184 kg, plus integrated counterweight of
60 kg.
The lower curve (FIG. 10 - Ref. A) is referred to the machine without counter weight.
The load diagrams are intended with the machine stopped in the position of maximum steering, placed on solid and flat surface, with
90 kg operator in the driving seat (see par. 4.2) and equipped with tyres Tractor model (see par. 4.5.1.1).
ATTENTION
MOVING THE LOAD BARYCENTRE DETERMINES THE CHANGE OF LIFTING CAPACITY OF THE MACHINE.
THE LIFTING INDICATED CAPACITY IS COMPREHENSIVE OF THE WEIGHT OF THE ASSEMBLED EQUIPMENT, SO THE NET LIFTING
IS THE VALUE SHOWN IN THE GRAPHIC MINUS THE WEIGHT OF THE ASSEMBLED EQUIPMENT.
In the diagram the load barycentre is reported at 500 mm from the quick coupler, in accordance with standard ISO 14397-1:2007.
It can be noted that during movement of the arm the barycentre changes compared to the starting position and consequently the
load capacity of the machine varies.
FIG. 10
DANGER
BEFORE PROCEEDING TO USE THE MACHINE MAKE SURE THAT IN THE RADIUS OF TEN METRES THERE ARE NO THINGS,
ANIMALS OR PEOPLE WHOSE SAFETY MAY BE AFFECTED ACCIDENTALLY.
DANGER
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO USE THE MACHINE IN INTERIORS AND WITHOUT VENTILATION AND/OR IN PRESENCE OF FLAMMABLE OR
EXPLOSIVE SUBSTANCES.
WARNING
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO TOW THE MACHINE OFF BY ANY MEANS.
ATTENTION
IT IF FORBIDDEN THE USE OF THE MACHINE ON ROAD WITHOUT APPROVAL IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE LAWS IN FORCE IN THE
COUNTRY OF USE.
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO TOW ANY EQUIPEMENT AND/OR OTHER MEANS USING THE TOW HOOK, SUPPLIED ON REQUEST BY THE
MANUFACTURER, ON PLUBLIC ROADS ALSO USING MACHINES APPROVED FOR ROAD CIRCULATION.
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO TOW TRAILERS EXCEEDING 750 kg WEIGHT BY THE TOW HOOK.
ATTENTION
THE MANUFACTURER ACCEPTS NO RESPONSABILITY FOR ANY DAMAGE TO PEOPLE, ANIMALS OR THINGS, BY THE
INOBSERVANCE OF THE INSTRUCTIONS DESCRIBED IN THIS MANUAL.
FIG. 11
FIG. 12
Sign Meaning
ATTACHMENT POINTS
They indicate the position of the attachment points of the straps for attachment of the
machine during transport on a mean of transport.
Code: CM12015.47X47.T17
cont.
Sign Meaning
DANGER OF CRUSHING
Accidental fall of the lift arm. It is compulsory to insert the retention bracket in the lift arm
during the maintenance of the machine (see par. 9.3).
Code: CM12015.88X47.T01
CRUSHING DANGER
Accidental collision with the machine and/or the equipment. It is compulsory to maintain
a safe distance of at least 10 metres.
Code: CM12015.88X47.T03
CRUSHING DANGER
Accidental collision. It is compulsory to make sure there are no people, animals and/or
things nearby the machine during the steering phase.
Code: CM12015.88X47.T05
TAB. 13
FIG. 13
YOU MUST READ THE MANUAL YOU MUST PROTECT YOUR HANDS
TAB. 14
4.8 Emissions
4.8.2 Vibrations
The vibration level has been detected with the machine running and the operator sitting in the driving seat.
Sign PPE compulsory for all authorised operators Sign PPE compulsory for all authorised operators
Face protection (protective mask from mechanical
risk).
Hand protection (protective gloves from the
(Only for some equipment if it is indicated on the
mechanical risk and the risk of burns).
equipment itself through a special adhesive and on
instruction manual.
TAB. 17
WARNING
PLEASE REFER TO THE ASSEMBLED EQUIPEMENT MANUAL TO MAKE SURE FOR POSSIBLE OTHER COMPULSORY PPE.
5.1 Transport
Generally the machine is transported to the customer by the dealer with their own resources or through a “qualified transport
company”, that by means of own staff and suitable means for the operation, in compliance with the regulations, provides to
guarantee the loading, transport and unloading operations with regard to the type of transport (by land, by sea, by air).
5.2 Handling
The machine, only when on, can be moved independently by means of the four wheels and their controls, on public roads even if
approved in accordance with the legislation of the country of use.
ATTENTION
TO CHECK FOR APPROVAL FOR ROAD USE PLEASE REFER TO THE REGULATIONS IN FORCE IN THE COUNTRY OF USE.
Otherwise to move and/or transfer the machine can be loaded up on a suitable means (eg. lorry, trailer, etc.), suitable for this use
and with a sufficient load capacity, using the ramps (optional attachment).
To load the machine on a mean of transport proceed as follows:
1) Place the mean of transport in such a way that the loading platform is level.
2) Check that the ramps have an adequate capacity, are surely fastened to the transport vehicle and not exceeding 30 degrees of
tilt.
3) Turn on the machine (see par. 8.3.2).
4) Load the machine on the mean of transport.
5) Turn off the machine (see par. 8.3.7) and put it in “safe state” (see par. 9.2).
6) Insert the steering retention bracket (see par. 5.2.1).
7) Disconnect the battery with the battery key off (see par. 7.1).
8) Ensure the machine to the platform of the transport vehicle with ropes, belts, wheel clamps suitable for use, using the attachment
points (FIG. 14 - Ref. 1) on the machine.
WARNING
IT IS COMPULSORY THAT, DURING THE OPERATIONS, IN THE RADIUS OF TEN METRES THERE ARE NO THINGS, ANIMALS OR
PEOPLE WHOSE SAFETY MAY BE AFFECTED ACCIDENTALLY.
FIG. 14
FIG. 15 FIG. 16
5.3 Storage
In case the machine must stay unused for long time it is necessary:
1) Park it in a secure environment protected from the weather, sunshine and dust and put it in a “safe state” (see par. 9.2).
2) Clean the machine.
3) Lubricate and grease the joints, levers and grease (see chap. 9).
4) Disconnect the electrical supply of the battery (see par. 7.1).
Store the battery according to the instructions given on the same.
WARNING
WHEN THE MACHINE IS IN PARK IT IS COMPULSORY TO INSERT THE PARKING BRAKE (SEE PAR. 8.3.8), REMOVE THE IGNITION
KEY FROM THE CONTROL PANEL AND STORE IT IN A SAFE PLACE.
6.1 Assembly
The machine is supplied by the Manufacturer ready to use without need of any installation or connection.
6.2 Options
The machine can on request, be equipped with the following options. On the website www.multione.com it is possible to check the
obligation and availability of options.
It protects the assigned operator sitting at the driving seat with Front protection C885021
his safety belt fastened in case of fall of objects of the equipment
FOPS assembled to the machine. Some models have FOPS as option,
however the manufacturer imposes this device while purchasing Roof C885018
equipment that have a risk of fall of objects.
Tyres Wheels with Skid profile to improve the traction of the machine. 27”x8.50”-15” C885210
(Factory assembly) Wheels with Garden profile to avoid damaging the turf. 26”x12.00”-12” C885208
Traffic light kit Required for the machine to be driven. It includes rearview mirrors and
C885002
(Factory assembly) flashing. The lights are controlled through the appropriate light control.
Parallelogram Applied to the lifting arm it allows to maintain constant the inclination of the equipment during
C885007
(Factory assembly lifting.
Rear quick
It allows to connect the assembled equipment hydraulically, on the rear side of the machine. C885013
coupling kit
Rear three pronged
It allows to assembly equipments on the rear side of the machine. C885008
coupling
Safety sidebar Placed on the left side of the driving seat it provides protection to the assigned operator. C885009
Heated seat
It ensures comfort in rigid seasons. C885015
(Factory assembly)
Cabin Cabin supplied with heating, roof, window with compass opening, wiper, radio on request,
C885003
(Factory assembly) blued windows, that protects the operator from bad weather.
Cabin
Cabin supplied with heating, roof, window with compass opening, wiper, radio on request,
(After market C885012
blued windows, that protects the operator from bad weather.
assembly)
Cabin smart lev. 1 Cabin supplied with roof and right side in plexiglass. C885042
Cabin smart lev. 2 Cabin fully supplied in plexiglass. C885043
for wheels 26”x12.00”-12 C880042
Snow chains They increase traction in case of snow or ice.
for wheels 27”x8.50”-15 C880045
cont.
ATTENTION
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO TOW ANY EQUIPEMENT AND/OR OTHER MEANS USING THE TOW HOOK, SUPPLIED ON REQUEST BY THE
MANUFACTURER, ON PUBLIC ROADS EVEN IF WITH MACHINES APPROVED FOR THE ROAD CIRCULATION.
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO EXCEED THE LOAD LIMITS OF THE TOW HOOK.
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO INSTALL NOT ORIGINAL ATTACHMENTS ON THE MACHINE.
6.3 Equipments
The machine has been planned to be used with multiple equipments assembled to the quick coupler. You can examine the
equipment list accessing the website: www.multione.com and clicking on the icon “equipment”. The list is not reported in this
document because the equipments are always continuously updated and expanded. Each equipment purchased directly from the
manufacturer or from his authorised dealers it is implicitly authorised to be installed on the machine.
DANGER
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO ASSEMBLE NOT SUITABLE AND NOT ORIGINAL EQUIPEMENTS TO THE MACHINE.
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO ASSEMBLE TO THE MACHINE WITHOUT FOPS EQUIPMENT TO USE IT, IT IS COMPULSORY THIS SAFETY
DEVICE. CHECK THE MANUFACTURER WEBSITE: WWW.MULTIONE.COM AND ADDRESS HIS OWN TRUST DEALER TO CHECK
THE OBLIGATION TO INSTALL THIS SAFETY DEVICE.
WARNING
IT IS COMPULSORY TO ADDRESS THE TRUST DEALER TO MAKE SURE OF THE COMPATIBILITY BETWEEN THE EQUIPEMENT
AND THE MACHINE.
IT IS COMPULSORY TO ADDRESS THE MANUFACTURER TO VERIFY COMPATIBILITY AND OBLIGATION OF FOPS INSTALLATION
FOR NEW EQUIPMENTS THAT WILL BE PRODUCED AFTER THIS MANUAL AND NOT LISTED IN TAB. 18.
ATTENTION
THE MANUFACTURER ACCEPTS NO RESPONSABILITY FOR ANY DAMAGE TO PEOPLE, ANIMALS OR THINGS, BY THE
INOBSERVANCE OF THE INSTRUCTIONS DESCRIBED IN THIS MANUAL.
WARNING
IT IS COMPULSORY, BEFORE THE FIRST STARTING OF THE MACHINE, TO EXECUTE THE FOLLOWING OPERATIONS.
Ref. Operations
1 Make sure the machine is undamaged in all its parts.
2 Check the integrity of safety system (belt, ROPS, etc.).
3 Check the engine oil level (see chap. 9).
4 Check the engine water level (see chap. 9).
5 Check the oil level of the hydraulic circuit (see chap. 9).
6 Restore the power supply circuit of the battery by acting on the battery disconnecting key (see par. 7.1).
7 Check the nipples and if necessary provide with greasing (see chap. 9).
8 Get used to the controls and their functions (see par. 4.3).
TAB. 19
FIG. 17
8.1 Adjustments
ATTENTION
MODELS OF THE SEAT MAY VARY FROM COUNTRY TO COUNTRY AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH ANY SPECIFICATIONS AND
OPTIONS.
FIG. 18
WARNING
IT IS COMPULSORY, BEFORE STARTING THE MACHINE, TO EXECUTE THE FOLLOWING CONTROLS.
Ref. Operations
1 Make sure the machine is undamaged in all its parts.
2 Make sure the safety systems are intact (belt, ROPS, etc.).
3 Check the fuel level on the multifunction device (see par. 4.3.4).
4 Check the oil engine level (see chap. 9).
5 Check the water level of the engine (see chap. 9).
6 Check the oil level of the hydraulic circuit (see chap. 9).
7 Make sure all controls are in neutral position.
8 Make sure the accelerator is POS. “snail”.
9 Make sure the parking brake is on (see par. 8.3.8).
10 Make sure it was carried out routine maintenance.
TAB. 20
WARNING
YOU MUST KEEP THE FOOTREST STEP AND THE FOOTBOARDS IN THE CABIN CLEAN FROM DEBRIS AND MUD.
8.3.2 Starting up
DANGER
BEFORE PROCEEDING TO STARTING OF THE MACHINE MAKE SURE THAT, IN THE RADIUS OF TEN METRES THERE ARE NO
THINGS, ANIMALS OR PEOPLE WHOSE SAFETY MAY BE AFFECTED ACCIDENTALLY.
WARNING
ALL THE CONTROLS OF PAR. 8.2 MUST BE CARRIED OUT BEFORE STARTING UP THE MACHINE.
BEFORE STARTING UP THE MACHINE IT IS COMPULSORY TO CHECK THAT ALL CONTROLS ARE IN NEUTRAL POSITION AND THAT
THE PARKING BRAKE HAS BEEN INSERTED. PARTICULARLY YOU MUST VERIFY THE MULTIFUNCTION JOYSTICK IS DISABLED
(SEE PAR. 8.3.3).
BEFORE STARTING UP THE MACHINE MAKE SURE THE SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE HAS BEEN CARRIED OUT, PARTICULARLY
THE CLEANING OF THE MACHINE. MAKE SURE THERE NO OBJECTS OR MATERIAL THAT PREVENT THE PROPER OPERATING
CONTROL.
8.3.4 Handling
DANGER
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO MOVE THE MACHINE KEEPING LEFT THE LIFTING ARM, EQUIPEMENT AND ANY LOAD.
IT IS FORBIDDEN LEANING FROM THE DRIVING SEAT WHEN THE MACHINE IS MOVING.
FIG. 19
DANGER
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO ASSEMBLY NON SUITABLE OR NON ORIGINAL EQUIPEMENTS TO THE MACHINE.
WARNING
IT IS COMPULSORY TO READ THE MANUAL OF EQUIPEMENT INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE PROCEEDING THE ASSEMBLY,
DISASSEMBLY AND USE OF THE EQUIPEMENT.
FOPS IS COMPULSORY IF TO THE MACHINE SOME TYPES OF EQUIPEMENT ARE ASSEMBLED (BUCKETS, FORAGE FORKS,
ETC.). CHECK IN ADVANCE THE OBLIGATION TO INSTALL THE FOPS (SEE PAR. 6.3.1).
WARNING
THERE ARE RESIDUAL RISKS N. 1, N. 2 AND N. 3 (SEE PAR. 3.2).
FIG. 20
8.3.5.2 Mechanical connection of the equipment with hydraulic release system (option)
To carry out the assembly of the equipment, in case the machine is provided with a hydraulic release system, proceed as follows:
1) Make sure the equipment is positioned on firm and level ground.
2) Turn on the machine (see par. 8.3.2).
3) Push the multifunction joystick to the right in order to tilt forward the quick coupler of the machine. If necessary translate
backwards few cm.
4) Operating carefully draw up the quick coupler to one of the equipment so as to go up the upper round profile (FIG. 20 - Ref. 2)
in their curved seats of the (FIG. 20 - Ref. 1) equipment.
5) Press and hold the release button of the equipment and at the same time activate the selector of the flow of couplings in forward
position (see par. 4.3.5).
6) Move the multifunction joystick to the left, in order to leans backward the quick coupler. Operating in this way the quick coupler
of the machine and the one of the equipment are aligned.
7) Release the release button of the equipment, in this way the two plugs of the coupler are lowered and inserted in the fitted seats
of the coupler of the equipment.
8) Lift the equipment and lean forward moving the multifunction joystick to the right to check visually that the two plugs of coupling
are correctly inserted in the fitted seats of the equipment. If not, relocate the equipment on the ground and repeat the procedure
from step 1).
DANGER
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO CARRY OUT THE CONNECTION OF THE HYDRAULIC PIPES WHEN THE ENGINE OF THE MACHINE IS
WORKING UNTIL YOU HAVE DRIVEN THE EXHAUST DISPLY DEVICE OF THE OIL PRESSURE OF THE HYDRUALIC SYSTEM AND
HAVE COMPLETED THE PROCEDURE FOR ASSEMBLY.
WARNING
BEFORE MAKING CONNECTIONS READ THE EQUIPMENT INSTRUTION MANUAL.
WARNING
THERE IS RESIDUAL RISK N. 1 (SEE PAR. 3.2).
Before making hydraulic connections between the machine and the equipment (FIG. 21 - Ref. 1 and 2) you need to download the
residual pressure in the hydraulic circuit of the machine. To make this proceed as follows:
1) Turn off the machine (see par. 8.3.7).
2) Put the starting key in Pos. ”1”.
3) Activate the multifunction joystick (see par. 8.3.3).
4) Move the yellow selector of the multifunction joystick (par. 4.3.5 - Ref. 5) before in “Forward” and then in “Backward”.
WARNING
THE CONNECTIONS MUST BE CARRIED OUT AFTER ASSEMBLED MECHNICALLY THE EQUIPMENT.
ONCE MADE THE CONNECTIONS YOU MUST CHECK THE MOVING PARTS OF THE EQUIPMENT MOVE IN THE CORRECT WAY. IF
NOT, YOU MUST REVERSE THE CONNECTION OF THE HYDRAULIC PIPES.
WARNING
BEFORE MAKING ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS READ THE EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION MANUAL.
WARNING
THE CONNECTIONS MUST BE CARRIED OUT AFTER MECHANICALLY ATTACHED EQUIPMENT.
Make the the electrical connection between the machine and the equipment, if any, through the plug (FIG. 21 - Ref. 3).
FIG. 21
WARNING
CHECK THE EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION MANUAL WITH REGARDS TO HYDRAULIC AND ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS.
THE HYDRAULIC PIPES AND ELECTRICAL CABLE MUST BE DISCONNECTED BEFORE DISASSEMBLYING MECHANICALLY THE
EQUIPMENT.
WARNING
THERE ARE RESIDUALS RISKS N. 1, N. 2, N. 3 (SEE PAR. 3.2).
8.3.6.3 Mechanical disconnection of the equipment with hydraulic release system (option)
If the machine is supplied with hydraulic release system proceed as follows:
1) Turn on the machine (see par. 8.3.2).
2) Press and hold the release button of the equipment and at the same time activate the control of the flow of couplings in “Forward”
position (see par. 4.3.5).
3) Operating carefully decouple the coupler of the equipment.
4) Release the release button of the equipment and replace the control of the flow of couplings in central position.
WARNING
TO USE THE EQUIPMENT PLEASE REFER TO THE INSTRUCION EQUIPMENT MAUAL.
YOU MUST KEEP THE EQUIPMENT ASSEMBLED TO THE MACHINE MORE CLOSE AS POSSIBLE TO THE GROUND WHEN MOVING.
8.3.9 Refueling
When the fuel level warning light (see par. 4.3.4) comes on it is necessary to supply proceeding as follows:
1) Put the machine in “safety state” (see par. 9.2).
2) Go onto place A (see FIG. 2).
3) Unscrew the tank cap counterclockwise.
4) Refueling, if necessary use a funnel to avoid spilling fuel.
5) Completed filling screw the fuel cap clockwise.
DANGER
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO MAKE REFUELLING OPERATIONS WHILE SMOKING AND/OR NEARBY IN PROXIMITY OF FLAMES.THERE IS
FIRE AND/OR EXPLOSION DANGER.
FIG. 22 FIG. 23
In case of malfunction of the machine which make it impossible to retract the lifting arm raised, it is not safe to lower it because
there would be a considerable imbalance of the machine. As it is a malfunctioning machine, the imbalance cannot be reduced by
retracting the arm and so the risk of rollover of the machine would be relevant and unmanageable.
To return the equipment and the eventual load on the ground proceed as follows:
1) Insert the parking brake.
2) Remove the key from the control panel.
3) Secure the area around the machine.
WARNING
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO TOW THE MACHINE OFF AND/OR LIFT IT BY ANY MEANS OF TRANSPORT.
If the machine remains blocked, it is possible to tow it for a short trip (MAX. 20 mt), only if on, by a suitable towing vehicle.
To make this proceed as follows:
1) Put the machine in “safety state” (see par. 9.2).
2) Connect to the attachment points of the machine (FIG. 24 - Ref. 1) the ropes and/or chains of towing.
3) Turn on the machine (see par. 8.3.2) nd, as far as possible, facilitate towing operations.
FIG. 24 FIG. 25
9 MAINTENANCE
FIG. 26 FIG. 27
The machine is supplied with a multifunction device (see par. 4.3.4) that at every start up indicates in the bottom part of the
display the number of remaining hours to the next operation of scheduled maintenance. When there are less than 100 hours
the maintenance light on the multifunction device blinks for 30 seconds at every start up of the machine. When the scheduled
maintenance interval is exceeded, the maintenance light stays on.
1) After carrying out the scheduled maintenance to reset the maintenance light proceed as follows:
2) Connect the appropriate button to the connector under the seat on the Right side.
3) Put the key in Pos.”1” and wait for 5 seconds until the multifunction device indicates the operating hours.
4) Press and hold the button for 20 seconds, the message “RESET” is shown on the multifunction device display.
5) Release the button for 2 seconds.
6) Press again the button for 2 seconds, the message “OFF” is shown.
7) Switch off by the key, the system is reset.
N.B.: To carry out the reset, the number of hours must be achieved (eg.: 51 hours OK, 49 HOURS YOU CANNOT RESET).
Intervention Description
Machine cleaning Perform external cleaning with compressed air and/or dry cloth. It is forbidden to use water jets.
Wipe the lubricators with a cloth (see FIG. 28, FIG. 29, FIG. 30) and apply grease type 0088 PAKELO
Greasing
BEARING EP GREASE NLG I 0.
To check the hydraulic oil level:
1) Raise the lifting arm.
2) Turn on the machine and position the blocking bracket of the lifting arm.
Hydraulic oil check 3) Unscrew counterclockwise the hydraulic oil tank cap (FIG. 32 - Ref. 1).
4) Check the oil level is between the two marks MIN. and MAX. of the stick applied to the cap of the hydraulic
oil tank.
5) If it is necessary top up with oil type 0034 PAKELO HYDRAULIC EP EXTRA S-AL 46.
To check the tyres proceed as follows:
Tyre check Verify the integrity of the tyres and rims. Inflate by appropriate compressor.
Never exceed the value of inflation pressure recommended according to the tyre model.
ROPS and FOPS: verify that the structure is not deformed, cracks, bare metal, rust. Verify that the attachment
Integrity check points and relative bolts are intact. Safety belts: check the attachment points and relative bolts are intact and
the coupling system is not damaged.
cont.
Intervention Description
To replace fuses proceed as follows:
1) Remove the protective cover of the fuses placed under the seat (FIG. 33 - Ref. 17).
2) Replace the burnt fuse with one of the same model and amperage.
3) Replace the cap.
FIG. 28 FIG. 29
FIG. 30 FIG. 31
FIG. 32 FIG. 33
WARNING
FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THE MAINTENANCE PLEASE REFER TO THE ENGINE MANUAL ENCLOSED.
10 SPARE PARTS
WARNING
THE ORIGINAL PARTS FOR ANY CHANGES MUST BE REQUIRED ONLY TO THE DEALER OR AUTHORISED SERVICE CENTRE,
COMMUNICATING MACHINE MODEL, SERIAL NUMBER AND YEAR OF MANUFACTURE.
Model
SL835/SL840 SL835/SL840 SL835/SL840
Type of filter SL840DTP
(up to M325375) (from M325376 up to M326700) (from M326701)
Fuel filter - retina C039029 C039029 C039029 C039029
Main fuel filter C039044 C039044 C039044 C039044
Engine oil filter C039045 C039045 C039045 C039045
Air filter cartridge C039060 C039060 C039060 C039060
HST filter / C036625 C036625 /
Hydraulic oil filter C036601 C036601 C036627 C036627
Suction filter C036611 C036611 C036611 /
TAB. 24
11 ENCLOSURES
11.2 Parallelogram
The parallelogram is a mechanical device which, when applied to the lifting arm allows to maintain the equipment maybe assembled
to the machine always with the same angle of departure, whatever the position of the lifting arm is.
Warranty replacement of defective parts will not be free in the following cases:
1) Failure to return the replaced parts free delivered to CSF SRL within 15 days from the sending of new material.
2) Breakage of the piece not due to defects in material or workmanship, but to misuse or improper use of the machine or damage
incurred by the request of the purchaser of excessive performance compared to that provided by CSF SRL.
11.3.5 Notes
The removal of safety devices, whose the machine is equipped, will invalidate automatically the guarantee and liability by CSF
SRL.
If through carelessness and negligence by the purchaser or other event independent by CSR SRL, this could not act promptly for
repairs immediately after the occurrence of cracks or defects, the purchaser will be responsible for extra burden of breakage or
defects resulting from further use of the machine.
CSF SRL decline any liability if, both for ordinary maintenance and in case of any malfunction and/or any breakage of components,
the machine could not be used and should verify the “non-production”, including the possible supply of other alternative means,
expenses and/or any other cost.
In case of non-acceptance of the above conditions the customer may return the machine to CSF SRL free port within 8 days from
the receipt of it, provided it is in like new conditions and without having been used in any way (the use of the machine implies
full acceptance of the terms of this warranty). CSF SRL will arrange for the inspection of the machine and possibly to restore it
charging the relative amount.