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Komatsu 730E Dump Truck Operation and Maintenance Manual CEAM018100

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Type Of Manual: Operation and Maintenance Manual
Manual ID: CEAM018100
Format: PDF
Size: 2.7MB
Number of Pages: 162

Category: Komatsu Operation and Maintenance Manual PDF

Model List:
- 730E Dump Truck

1. MAIN MENU
2. COVER
3. SECTION 10 INTRODUCTION
3.1. FOREWORD
3.2. ABOUT THIS MANUAL
3.3. ALERTS PAGE
3.4. TABLE OF CONTENTS
4. SECTION 12 STANDARD CHARTS AND TABLES
5. SECTION 20 GENERAL SAFETY
5.1. PERSONAL SAFETY
5.1.1. Safety Rules
5.1.2. Truck Safety Features
5.1.3. Clothing And Personal Items
5.1.4. Unauthorized Modification
5.1.5. Leaving The Operators Seat
5.1.6. Mounting And Dismounting
5.1.7. Fire Extinguishers And First Aid Kits
5.1.8. Precautions For High Temperature Fluids
5.1.9. Asbestos Dust Hazard Prevention
5.1.10. Fire Prevention For Fuel And Oil
5.1.11. ROPS Precautions
5.1.12. Preventing Injury From Work Equipment
5.1.13. Precautions For Optional Attachments
5.1.14. Precautions When Starting The Machine
5.2. PRECAUTIONS FOR TRUCK OPERATION
5.2.1. Safety Is Thinking Ahead
5.2.2. Safety At The Work Site
5.2.3. Fire Prevention
5.2.4. Preparing For Operation
5.2.5. Ventilation For Enclosed Areas
5.2.6. Mirrors, Windows, And Lights
5.2.7. In The Operators Cab Before Starting The Engine
5.3. OPERATING THE MACHINE
5.3.1. Starting The Engine
5.3.2. Truck Operation General
5.3.3. Traveling In The Truck
5.3.4. Precautions When Traveling In Reverse
5.3.5. Traveling On Slopes
5.3.6. Ensuring Good Visibility
5.3.7. Operating On Snow
5.3.8. Avoid Damage To The Dump Body
5.3.9. Driving Near HighVoltage Cables
5.3.10. When Loading The Truck
5.3.11. When Dumping
5.3.12. Working On Loose Ground
5.3.13. Parking The Machine
5.4. TOWING
5.5. WORKING NEAR BATTERIES
5.5.1. Battery Hazard Prevention
5.5.2. JumpStarting With Booster Cables
5.6. PRECAUTIONS FOR MAINTENANCE
5.6.1. BEFORE PERFORMING MAINTENANCE
5.6.2. DURING MAINTENANCE
5.6.3. TIRES
5.7. ADDITIONAL JOB SITE RULES
5.8. WHEN REPAIRS ARE NECESSARY
6. SECTION 22 WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS
7. SECTION 30 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
7.1. PREPARING FOR OPERATION
7.2. SAFETY IS THINKING AHEAD
7.3. WALKAROUND INSPECTION
7.4. ENGINE STARTUP
7.5. AFTER ENGINE HAS STARTED
7.6. MACHINE OPERATION SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
7.7. LOADING
7.8. HAULING
7.9. PASSING
7.10. DUMPING
7.10.1. To Raise The Dump Body
7.10.2. To Lower The Dump Body (When dumping over a berm or into a crusher)
7.10.3. To Lower The Dump Body (When dumping on flat ground)
7.11. TOWING
7.12. SAFE PARKING PROCEDURES
7.13. ENGINE SHUTDOWN PROCEDURE
7.14. DELAYED ENGINE SHUTDOWN PROCEDURE
7.15. SUDDEN LOSS OF POWER
7.16. EMERGENCY STEERING SYSTEM
7.16.1. Operation
7.16.2. Testing
8. SECTION 32 OPERATOR CAB AND CONTROLS
8.1. STEERING WHEEL AND CONTROLS
8.1.1. STEERING WHEEL
8.1.2. HORN BUTTON
8.1.3. TILT/TELESCOPE LEVER
8.1.4. MULTIFUNCTION TURN SIGNAL SWITCH
8.2. PEDALS
8.2.1. SERVICE BRAKE PEDAL
8.2.2. DYNAMIC RETARDER PEDAL
8.2.3. THROTTLE PEDAL
8.3. CAB CLIMATE CONTROL
8.3.1. HEATER/AIR CONDITIONER VENTS
8.3.2. HEATER/AIR CONDITIONER CONTROLS AND VENTS
8.4. OVERHEAD PANEL CONTROLS AND COMPONENTS
8.4.1. GRADE/SPEED WARNING CHART
8.4.2. RADIO SPEAKERS
8.4.3. WARNING ALARM BUZZER
8.4.4. CAB RADIO
8.4.5. WARNING LIGHTS DIMMER CONTROL
8.4.6. WARNING/STATUS INDICATOR LIGHT PANEL
8.4.7. AIR CLEANER VACUUM GAUGES
8.4.8. WINDSHIELD WIPERS
8.4.9. TRUCK CONTROLS
8.4.10. CONSOLE SWITCHES AND CONTROLS
8.4.11. PAYLOAD METER
8.5. OPERATOR SEAT
8.5.1. ADJUSTMENT
8.6. INSTRUMENT PANEL
8.6.1. GENERAL INFORMATION
8.6.2. CONTROL SYMBOLS
8.6.3. CONTROL SWITCHES AND GAUGES
8.7. OVERHEAD STATUS/WARNING INDICATOR LIGHT PANEL
8.7.1. DESCRIPTION OF INDICATOR SYMBOLS
8.7.2. INDICATOR LIGHT FUNCTIONS
8.8. CENTRY FUEL SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
8.8.1. GENERAL OPERATION
8.8.2. DETERMINING FAULT CODES
8.8.3. EXITING THE DIAGNOSTICS MODE
8.9. VEHICLE HEALTH MONITORING SYSTEM (VHMS)
8.9.1. BASIC PRECAUTIONS
8.9.2. OPERATION
8.9.3. INTERFACE MODULE
8.9.4. LUBRICATION CHART
9. SECTION 40 LUBRICATION AND SERVICE
9.1. GENERAL INFORMATION
9.2. HYDRAULIC TANK SERVICE
9.2.1. Adding Oil
9.3. COOLING SYSTEM
9.3.1. Coolant Level Check
9.3.2. Radiator Filling Procedure
9.3.3. Antifreeze Temperature Recommendations
9.4. HOUR LUBE AND MAINTENANCE CHECKS
9.5. HOUR LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE CHECKS
9.6. HOUR LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE CHECKS
9.7. HOUR LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE CHECKS
9.8. HOUR LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE CHECKS
9.9. HOUR LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE CHECKS
9.10. HOUR LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE CHECKS
9.11. HOUR LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE CHECKS
9.12. HOUR LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE CHECKS
9.13. ,000 HOUR LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE CHECKS
10. SECTION 42 AUTOMATIC LUBRICATION SYSTEM
10.1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
10.2. SYSTEM COMPONENTS
10.2.1. Filter Assembly
10.2.2. Hydraulic Motor and Grease Pump
10.2.3. Reservoir
10.2.4. Fixed Pressure Reducing Valve
10.2.5. Flow Control Valve
10.2.6. Solenoid Valve
10.2.7. Vent Valve
10.2.8. Time Delay Module
10.2.9. Pump Cutoff Pressure Switch
10.2.10. Unloader Valve
10.2.11. Pressure Switch
10.2.12. Pressure Gauge
10.2.13. Manual Override Button
10.2.14. Injectors
10.3. SYSTEM OPERATION
10.3.1. Normal Operation
10.3.2. Pressure Failure Detection Circuits
10.4. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
10.4.1. LUBRICANT REQUIRED FOR SYSTEM
10.4.2. SYSTEM PRIMING
10.4.3. LUBRICANT PUMP
10.4.4. INJECTORS (SL1 Series H)
10.4.5. INJECTOR OPERATION
10.4.6. SYSTEM CHECKOUT
10.4.7. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE INSPECTION
10.4.8. SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING CHART
11. SECTION 50 MAJOR COMPONENT DESCRIPTION
11.1. ENGINE
11.2. ALTERNATOR (GE GTA22)
11.3. WHEEL MOTORS (GE 788)
11.4. BLOWER
11.5. OPERATORS CAB
11.6. POWER STEERING
11.7. DYNAMIC RETARDING
11.8. BRAKE SYSTEM
11.9. SUSPENSION
11.10. SPECIFICATIONS
11.10.1. ENGINE
11.10.2. ELECTRIC DRIVE SYSTEM
11.10.3. DYNAMIC RETARDING
11.10.4. BATTERY ELECTRIC SYSTEM
11.10.5. SERVICE CAPACITIES
11.10.6. HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
11.10.7. SERVICE BRAKES
11.10.8. STEERING
11.10.9. STANDARD DUMP BODY
11.10.10. TIRES
11.10.11. WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION
12. SECTION 60 PAYLOAD METER III
12.1. PAYLOAD METER III
12.1.1. Introduction
12.1.2. COMPONENT DESCRIPTION
12.1.3. OPERATORS DISPLAY AND SWITCH
12.1.4. PAYLOAD OPERATION AND CALCULATION
12.1.5. SOURCES FOR PAYLOAD ERROR
12.1.6. HAUL CYCLE DATA
12.1.7. PC SOFTWARE OVERVIEW
12.1.8. DOWNLOADING DATA
12.1.9. PLM III SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
12.1.10. DATA ANALYSIS
13. SECTION 70 RADIO / CASSETTE PLAYER
13.1. GENERAL RECEIVER FUNCTIONS
13.1.1. Turning The Power On And Off
13.1.2. Display
13.1.3. Setting The Default Display
13.1.4. Adjusting Display Brightness
13.2. SETTING THE TIME
13.3. OPERATING THE RADIO
13.4. ADJUSTING THE RECEIVER SETTINGS
13.5. PROGRAMMING PRESET STATIONS
13.6. OPERATION OF THE WEATHERBAND (U.S.)
13.7. SATELLITE RADIO
13.7.1. Operating Satellite Radio
13.7.2. Program Type Search (PTY)
13.8. CASSETTE PLAYER
13.8.1. Playing A Cassette
13.8.2. Cassette Functions
13.8.3. Programmable Eject Default
13.8.4. Bad Tape Detect
13.8.5. Cleaning The Cassette Player

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