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Bomag BC 473 EB-3 Soil Compactor Operating and Maintenance Instructions 00820281

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Type Of Manual: Operating and Maintenance Instructions
Manual ID: 00820281
Format: PDF
Size: 5.0MB
Number of Pages: 208
Serial Number:
101930151001 and up

Category: Bomag Operator Manual PDF

Model List:
- BC 473 EB-3 Soil Compactor

1. Table of contents
2. Introduction
2.1. Foreword
2.2. Machine type plate and engine type plate
3. Technical data
3.1. Noise and vibration data
3.1.1. Noise data
3.1.2. Vibration data
4. Concerning your safety
4.1. General prerequisites
4.1.1. General
4.1.2. Explanation of signal words used
4.1.3. Personal protective equipment
4.1.4. Intended use
4.1.5. Improper use
4.2. Definition of responsible persons
4.2.1. Operating company
4.2.2. Expert / qualified person
4.2.3. Driver / operator
4.3. Fundamentals for safe operation
4.3.1. Remaining dangers, remaining risks
4.3.2. Regular safety inspections
4.3.3. Modifications and alterations to the machine
4.3.4. Damage, defects, misuse of safety devices
4.3.5. Roll Over Protective Structure (ROPS)
4.4. Handling fuels and lubricants
4.4.1. Preliminary remarks
4.4.2. Safety regulations and environmental protection regulations for handling diesel fuel
4.4.3. Safety regulations and environmental protection regulations for handling oil
4.4.4. Safety regulations and environmental protection regulations for handling hydraulic oil
4.4.5. Safety regulations and environmental protection regulations for handling coolants
4.4.6. Safety regulations and environmental protection regulations for handling battery acid
4.5. Load/transport the machine
4.6. Start up procedure
4.6.1. Prior to starting up
4.6.2. Starting the engine
4.6.3. Starting the engine with jump leads
4.6.4. Auxiliary heating
4.7. Driving the machine, working operation
4.7.1. Persons in the danger area
4.7.2. Driving the machine
4.7.3. Driving on gradients and slopes
4.7.4. Parking the machine
4.8. Refuelling
4.9. What to do in events of emergency
4.9.1. Actuating the emergency stop switch
4.9.2. Disconnecting the battery
4.9.3. Towing the machine
4.10. Maintenance work
4.10.1. Preliminary remarks
4.10.2. Work on hydraulic lines
4.10.3. Working on the engine
4.10.4. Maintenance work on electric components and battery
4.10.5. Working on the air conditioning
4.10.6. Cleaning work
4.10.7. After maintenance work
4.11. Repair
4.12. Signage
5. Indicators and control elements
5.1. Drivers stand
5.1.1. Instrument cluster
5.1.2. Starter switch
5.1.3. Travel pedal
5.1.4. Operating console
5.1.5. Console for dozer blade control
5.1.6. Console for tilt blade control
5.1.7. Steering lever console
5.2. Cabin
5.2.1. Control panel for heating / air conditioning system
5.2.2. Control console cabin
5.2.3. Hood control panel
5.2.4. Control panel for selfregulating air conditioning system
5.2.5. Control panel for auxiliary heating
5.2.6. Monitor for reversing camera
5.3. Outside of machine
5.3.1. Main battery switch
5.3.2. Reversing camera
5.3.3. Fire extinguisher
5.3.4. Tilt blade
6. Checks prior to start up
6.1. Notes on safety
6.2. Visual inspections and function tests
6.3. Checking the engine oil level
6.4. Checking the fuel level, topping up fuel
6.4.1. Checking the fuel level
6.4.2. Refuelling
6.5. Checking the hydraulic oil level
6.6. Checking the coolant level
6.7. Checking the oil level in the transfer case
6.8. Checking the compactor wheels
6.9. Check the grease supply in the central lubrication system
6.10. Lubricate the tilt blade
7. Operation
7.1. Setup the work place
7.1.1. Adjust the drivers seat
7.2. Electronic immobilizer
7.3. Starting the engine
7.4. Travel operation
7.4.1. Preliminary remarks and safety notes
7.4.2. Driving the machine
7.4.3. Applying the parking brake
7.4.4. Notes on travel operation
7.5. Operating the dozer blade
7.6. Operating the tilt blade
7.7. Parking the machine in secured condition
7.8. Heating / air conditioning
7.9. Selfregulating air conditioning system
7.9.1. Preliminary remarks
7.9.2. Buttons and displays
7.9.3. Switching the air conditioning unit on and entering the nominal temperature
7.9.4. Switching the temperature display between C and F
7.9.5. Setting the fan speed manually
7.9.6. Reducing the humidity (reheat function)
7.10. Operating the auxiliary heating
7.10.1. Setting time and weekday
7.10.2. Heating operation without preselection (ignition off)
7.10.3. Heating operation without preselection (ignition on)
7.10.4. Preselecting start of heating
7.11. Using the accessing aids
7.12. Emergency procedures
7.12.1. Actuating the emergency stop switch
7.12.2. Emergency exit
7.12.3. Disconnect the battery
8. Loading / transporting the machine
8.1. Loading the machine
8.2. Lashing the machine to the transport vehicle
8.3. Loading by crane
8.4. After transport
9. Maintenance
9.1. Preliminary remarks and safety notes
9.2. Preparations / concluding work
9.2.1. Overview of maintenance flaps and doors
9.2.2. Opening / closing the hood
9.2.3. Engaging / releasing the articulation lock
9.3. Fuels and lubricants
9.3.1. Engine oil
9.3.2. Fuel
9.3.3. Coolant
9.3.4. Hydraulic oil
9.3.5. Gear oil SAE 80W140
9.3.6. Lubrication grease
9.4. List of fuels and lubricants
9.5. Runningin instructions
9.5.1. General
9.5.2. After 50 operating hours
9.5.3. After 250 operating hours
9.5.4. After 500 operating hours
9.5.5. After 1000 operating hours
9.5.6. After 2000 operating hours
9.6. Maintenance Table
9.7. Every 500 operating hours
9.7.1. Changing engine oil and oil filter element
9.7.2. Replacing the fuel filter, bleeding the fuel system
9.7.3. Checking the ribbed Vbelt
9.7.4. Checking the antifreeze concentration and the condition of the coolant
9.7.5. Checking the hydraulic lines
9.7.6. Servicing the battery, checking the battery isolation
9.7.7. Checking the engine mounts
9.7.8. Servicing the air conditioning system
9.7.9. Checking the fastening of scrapers and edge cutters
9.7.10. Checking the oil level in the travel gear
9.7.11. Checking the central lubrication system
9.7.12. Changing fresh air filter and circulation air filter
9.8. Every 1000 operating hours
9.8.1. Checking, adjusting the valve clearance
9.8.2. Checking the crankcase ventilation valve
9.8.3. Replacing the hydraulic oil filter
9.8.4. Changing the oil in the travel gear
9.8.5. Checking the ROPS
9.8.6. Servicing the auxiliary heating
9.9. Every 2000 operating hours
9.9.1. Changing the hydraulic oil
9.9.2. Changing the coolant
9.9.3. Changing oil and filter in the transfer case
9.9.4. Checking the condition of the oscillating articulated joint
9.10. Every 3000 operating hours
9.10.1. Replacing ribbed Vbelt and idler pulley
9.10.2. Checking the adjusting lever and the gate in the exhaust gas recirculation
9.10.3. Replacing the crankcase ventilation valve
9.11. As required
9.11.1. Checking, cleaning the water separator
9.11.2. Air filter maintenance
9.11.3. Cleaning the radiator module
9.11.4. Filling the provision tank for the windscreen washer system
9.11.5. Draining off dirty fluids from front and rear frame
9.11.6. Drain the fuel tank sludge
9.11.7. Check / adjust scrapers and edge cutters
9.11.8. Checking the dozer blade cutting edges
9.11.9. Replacing padfpoot caps
9.11.10. Weld on new pad foot caps
9.11.11. Measures prior to extended shutdown period
10. Troubleshooting
10.1. Preliminary remarks
10.2. Starting the engine with jump leads
10.3. Emergency operation of hood
10.4. Operating the engine emergency mode
10.5. Fuse assignment
10.5.1. Notes on safety
10.5.2. Central electrics
10.5.3. Main fuses
10.5.4. Control console cabin
10.6. Engine faults
11. Disposal
11.1. Final shutdown of machine
12. List of special tools

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