JCB JS130W, JS145W, JS160W, JS175W, JS200W Operator Manual

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JCB JS130W, JS145W, JS160W, JS175W, JS200W Operator Manual

$20.00

Type Of Manual: Operator Manual
Number of Pages: 130
Size: 6.0MB
Format: PDF

Category: JCB Operator Manual PDF

Model List:
- JS130W, JS145W, JS160W, JS175W, JS200W

1. INTRODUCTION
2. About this Handbook
3. Machine Description 1
4. Machine and Serial Numbers 1
5. Using this Handbook 1
6. Left and Right Hand Convention 1
7. Units of Measurement. 1
8. Service Contract 1
9. Safety First – Yours and Other People's 2
10. Safety First – Check List
11. General Safety 2
12. Operating Safety 3
13. Maintenance Safety 4
14. Safety Decals 6
15. Identifying Your Machine 8
16. OPERATION
17. Introduction 21
18. Before Entering the Cab 21
19. Entering and Leaving the Cab 22
20. Cab Door
21. Opening-Closing the Door 23
22. Cab Windows
23. Opening-Closing the Upper Front Window 24
24. Opening and Closing the Lower Front Window 25
25. Emergency Exit 25
26. Opening-Closing the Sunblind 25
27. Adjusting the Seat 26
28. Adjusting the Steering Column 27
29. Seat Belt
30. Fasten the Seatbelt 27
31. Release the Seatbelt 27
32. Adjusting the Seatbelt 27
33. Heater Controls 28
34. Heater-Air Conditioning Controls 28
35. Cab Radio 29
36. Cab Layout
37. JS130W-JS145W-JS160W-JS175W 30
38. JS 200W 31
39. Switches and Controls
40. Right Console 32
41. Lightswitch Panel 34
42. Left Console 35
43. Left Console Switch Panel 36
44. Cab Light Switch 37
45. Multipurpose Steering Column Switch 38
46. Monitor Panel 39
47. Facia Panel 43
48. Redundancy Back-up Switch 44
49. Mechanical engine RPM Override 44
50. Servo Controls Immobilisation 45
51. Driving Controls
52. Steering Wheel 46
53. Speed Controls 46
54. Travel Pedal 46
55. Foot Brake Pedal 47
56. Excavating Controls
57. Excavating 48
58. Operation 48
59. Boom and Bucket 49
60. Superstructure and Dipper 50
61. Other Controls
62. Horn Button 51
63. One Touch Idle Switch 51
64. Slew Lock Lever 51
65. Triple Articulated Boom Position Ram (if fitted) 52
66. Dozer Blade (if fitted) 52
67. Stabilisers (if fitted) 53
68. Attachments Control 54
69. Hammer Settings 56
70. Hydraulically Raised Cab (if fitted)
71. Raising the Cab 57
72. Lowering the Cab 57
73. Emergency Lowering the Cab 58
74. Preparing for Road Travel 59
75. Using your Machine
76. Before Starting the Engine 61
77. Starting the Engine 62
78. Stopping the Engine 63
79. Emergency Stopping the Engine 63
80. Parking the Machine 64
81. Jump Starting the Engine 65
82. Manual Engine Warm-up
83. After Starting 66
84. Warming-up Procedure 66
85. Cold Climate Warm-up 66
86. Stopping the Engine
87. Routine Stopping 67
88. Stopping Following Overheating 67
89. Waste Disposal 91
90. Spillage 91
91. Cleaning the Machine 92
92. Checking for Damage 92
93. Seat Belt
94. Checking the Seat Belt Condition and Security 92
95. Greasing
96. Slew Ring Teeth and Slew Pinion 93
97. Slew Ring Bearing 93
98. Greasing (50 hours) 94
99. Greasing (General) 96
100. Tyres and Wheels
101. Tyre Inflation 97
102. Checking the Wheel Nut Torques 97
103. Engine Air Filter
104. Changing the Outer Element 98
105. Changing the Inner Element 99
106. Engine Oil and Filter
107. Checking the Oil Level 100
108. Changing the Oil and Filter 100
109. Engine Cooling System
110. Checking the Coolant Level 101
111. Coolant Mixtures 101
112. Changing the Coolant 102
113. Cleaning the Radiator and Oil Cooler 102
114. Adjusting the Fan Belt 103
115. Fitting a New Fan Belt 103
116. Fuel System
117. Types of Fuel 104
118. Filling the Tank 104
119. Draining Fuel Tank Impurities 105
120. Draining the Water Separator 105
121. Cleaning the Water Separator 105
122. Changing the Filter Element 106
123. Cleaning the Lift Pump Strainer 106
124. Bleeding the Fuel System 107
125. Hydraulic System
126. Checking the Fluid Level 108
127. Releasing Tank Pressure 108
128. Topping-up Fluid Level 108
129. Changing the Fluid 109
130. Changing the Return Filter Element 110
131. Cleaning-Changing the Suction Strainer 110
132. Changing the Plexus Filter 111
133. Changing the Air Breather Element 112
134. Draining Tank Impurities 112
135. Changing the Servo Oil Filter 113
136. Changing the Drain Line Filter Element 114
137. Changing the Steering Line Filter Element 114
138. Changing the Breaker In-line Filter (if fitted) 115
139. Air Bleeding Procedures 116
140. Operating Precautions
141. In Low Temperatures 68
142. In High Temperatures 68
143. In Dusty or Sandy Areas 68
144. In Coastal Regions 68
145. Transporting the Machine 69
146. Using your Machine and Site Safety 71
147. Installing a Bucket 73
148. Removing a Bucket 74
149. Connecting Hydraulic Hoses 75
150. Bucket Teeth 76
151. Removing Bucket Teeth 77
152. Fitting Bucket Teeth 77
153. Digging 78
154. Digging Near Walls 79
155. Digging on Slopes 79
156. Dumping into a Truck 79
157. Backfilling (with bucket) 79
158. Dozing-Grading (with bucket) 79
159. Scraping and Cutting (with bucket) 79
160. Backfilling (with blade) 79
161. Dozing-Grading (with blade) 79
162. Scraping and Cutting (with blade) 79
163. Lifting 80
164. Overload Warning System 81
165. Pulling Out From Soft Ground 81
166. Refuelling
167. Fuel Level 82
168. Filling the Tank 82
169. Refuelling Pump (optional) 82
170. Storage 83
171. Towing a Disabled Machine 84
172. MAINTENANCE
173. Service Contracts 85
174. Regular Maintenance and Lubrication Schedules
175. Initial Precautions for New Machine Usage 85
176. Every 10 Operating Hours or Daily 86
177. Every 50 Operating Hours or Weekly 86
178. Every 100 Operating Hours or 2-Weekly 87
179. Every 250 Operating Hours or Monthly 87
180. Every 500 Operating Hours or 3-Monthly 88
181. Every 1000 Operating Hours or 6-Monthly 88
182. Every 2000 Operating Hours or Yearly 88
183. Every 4000 Operating Hours or 2 Years 88
184. Every 5000 Operating Hours or 2 Years 6 Months 89
185. Revised Service Schedules – Rockbreaker Usage 90
186. Lubricants – Health and Safety
187. First Aid – Oil 91
188. Hygiene 91
189. Storage 91
190. Handling 91
191. Gearboxes
192. Checking the Slew Gearbox Oil Level 118
193. Changing the Slew Gearbox Oil 118
194. Slew Gearbox Grease 118
195. Checking the Drive Gearbox Oil Level 119
196. Changing the Drive Gearbox Oil 119
197. Front Axle – JS130W-JS145W-JS160W-JS175W
198. Checking the Differential Oil Level 120
199. Changing the Differential Oil 120
200. Checking the Hub Oil Level 121
201. Changing the Hub Oil 121
202. Rear Axle – JS130W-JS145W-JS160W-JS175W
203. Checking the Differential-Hub Oil Level 122
204. Changing the Differential-Hub Oil 122
205. Front Axle – JS200W
206. Checking the Differential Oil Level 123
207. Changing the Differential Oil 123
208. Checking the Hub Oil Level 124
209. Changing the Hub Oil 124
210. Rear Axle – JS200W
211. Checking the Differential-Hub Oil Level 125
212. Changing the Differential-Hub Oil 125
213. Electrical System
214. Fuses 126
215. Battery
216. First Aid – Electrolyte 127
217. Checking the Electrolyte Level 127
218. Warning Symbols 128
219. Battery Disconnection-Replacement 129
220. Terminal Cleaning 129
221. Windscreen Washer 130
222. Obtaining Replacement Parts 130
223. Lubricants and Capacities 131
224. Component Location Diagrams 134
225. SPECIFICATIONS
226. Lifting (Craning) Regulations and
227. Safe Working Loads 145
228. Static Dimensions
229. JS130W-JS145W 146
230. JS160W-JS175W 147
231. JS200W 148
232. Shipping Weight 149
233. Tyre Pressures 150
234. Dig Depth Chart
235. JS130W-JS145W 151
236. JS160W-JS175W 152
237. JS200W 153
238. Noise and Vibration Data 154

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