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Komatsu PC360LC-11E0, PC360NLC-11E0 Demolition Hydraulic Excavator Operation and Maintenance Manual UENAM02050

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Type Of Manual: Operation and Maintenance Manual
Manual ID: UENAM02050
Format: PDF
Size: 35.4MB
Number of Pages: 547

Category: Komatsu Operation and Maintenance Manual PDF

Model List:
- PC360LC-11E0 Demolition Hydraulic Excavator
- PC360NLC-11E0 Demolition Hydraulic Excavator

1. Foreword
1.1. Table of Contents
1.2. Read This Manual
1.3. Safety Information
1.4. Introduction
1.4.1. Main Use of Machine
1.4.2. Demolition Work
1.4.3. Directions of Machine
1.4.4. Visibility from Operators Seat
1.5. Engine Technology to Conform Exhaust Gas Emission
1.6. Product Information
1.6.1. Location of Product Identification Number (PIN)/Machine Serial No. Plate
1.6.2. Location of Engine Number Plate
1.6.3. Service Meter Location
1.6.4. Your Machine Serial Numbers and Distributor
1.7. Abbreviation List
1.8. Serial Plate
1.9. Check Engine Type
1.10. Declaration of Conformity
2. Safety
2.1. Safety Labels
2.1.1. Location of Safety Labels
2.1.2. Contents of Safety Labels
2.2. General Precautions Common to Operation and Maintenance
2.2.1. Precautions Before You Start Operation
2.2.2. Prepare for Safety Operation
2.2.3. Precautions to Prevent Fire
2.2.4. Precautions When You Get On or Off Machine
2.2.5. Do Not Get Caught
2.2.6. Precautions Related to Protective Structures
2.2.7. Protection Against Objects Which Fall, Fly, or Enter
2.2.8. Unauthorized Modification
2.2.9. Precautions Related to Attachments and Options
2.2.10. Quick Coupler Attachment
2.2.11. Large Attachments and Combinations
2.2.12. Precautions for CAB Glass
2.2.13. Precautions When You Operate Engine Inside Building
2.3. Precautions for Operation
2.3.1. Precautions for Jobsite
2.3.2. Start Engine
2.3.3. Precautions for Operation
2.3.4. Precautions for Transportation
2.3.5. Towing and being Towed
2.3.6. Lifting Operation by Using Bucket with Hook
2.4. Precautions for Maintenance
2.4.1. Precautions Before Inspection and Maintenance
2.4.2. Precautions for Check and Maintenance
2.5. Precautions for DEF
2.5.1. General Character and Precautions for Handling
2.5.2. Precautions When You Add
2.5.3. Precautions for Storing
2.5.4. Precautions for Fire Hazard and Leakage
2.5.5. Other Precautions
3. Operation
3.1. General View
3.1.1. Machine Equipment Name
3.1.2. Names of Cab Devices
3.1.3. Controls and Gauges Names
3.2. Explanation of Components
3.2.1. Machine Monitor Equipment
3.2.2. Switches
3.2.3. Control Levers and Pedals
3.2.4. Other Equipment
3.3. Machine Operations and Controls
3.3.1. Checks and Adjustment Before You Start Engine
3.3.2. How to Start Engine
3.3.3. Operations and Checks After You Start Engine
3.3.4. How to Stop Engine
3.3.5. How to Start Machine (Travel FORWARD and REVERSE) and Stop Machine
3.3.6. Steer Machine
3.3.7. How to Swing Machine
3.3.8. How to Operate Work Equipment
3.3.9. Handle Working Mode
3.3.10. Prohibited Operations
3.3.11. Precautions for Operation
3.3.12. Precautions When You Operate Machine on Slopes
3.3.13. How to Escape from Mud
3.3.14. Recommended Applications
3.3.15. Effective Use of Hydraulic Excavator
3.3.16. Replace and Invert Bucket
3.3.17. How to Park Machine
3.3.18. How to Examine After You Complete Work
3.3.19. Lock
3.4. Handle Air Conditioner
3.4.1. Explanation of Air Conditioner Components
3.4.2. Operate Air Conditioner
3.5. Handle Radio
3.5.1. Explanation of Radio Equipment
3.5.2. Operate Radio
3.5.3. Stow Antenna
3.6. HANDLE ANCHOR POINT FOR TIEOFF
3.7. Handle KomVision
3.7.1. Precautions When You Use KomVision
3.7.2. Monitor Display
3.8. Transportation
3.8.1. Precautions When You Transport Machine
3.8.2. Select Transportation Method
3.8.3. Load onto and Unload from a Trailer
3.8.4. How to Lift Machine
3.9. Cold Weather Operation
3.9.1. Cold Weather Operation Information
3.9.2. Precautions After Daily Work Ends in Cold Weather
3.9.3. After Cold Weather Season
3.10. Precautions for LongTerm Storage
3.10.1. Prepare for LongTerm Storage
3.10.2. Maintenance During LongTerm Storage
3.10.3. Start Machine After LongTerm Storage
3.11. Troubles and Procedures
3.11.1. Procedures When You Run Out of Fuel
3.11.2. Phenomena that are Not Failures
3.11.3. Precautions When You Tow Machine
3.11.4. Precautions for Severe Work Condition
3.11.5. Precautions for Discharged Battery
3.11.6. Other Trouble
4. Maintenance
4.1. Precautions for Maintenance
4.1.1. Examine Service Meter Reading
4.1.2. Komatsu Genuine Replacement Parts
4.1.3. Komatsu Genuine Lubricants
4.1.4. Always Use Clean Washer Fluid
4.1.5. Clean Lubricants
4.1.6. Check Drained Oil and Used Filter
4.1.7. Precautions When You Refill Oil or Fuel
4.1.8. Precautions When You Add DEF
4.1.9. Precautions for Welding
4.1.10. Do Not Drop Things Inside Machine
4.1.11. Precautions for KDPF
4.1.12. Precautions for SCR Assembly
4.1.13. Dusty Jobsites
4.1.14. Avoid Mixing Oil
4.1.15. Lock Inspection Covers
4.1.16. Bleed Air from Hydraulic System
4.1.17. Precautions When You Install Hydraulic Hoses
4.1.18. Checks After Inspection and Maintenance
4.1.19. Select Fuel and Lubricants by Ambient Temperature
4.1.20. Close Engine Hood Securely
4.1.21. Precautions When You Clean Work Equipment Control Lever
4.1.22. HANDLE ANCHOR POINT FOR TIEOFF
4.2. Outline of Maintenance
4.2.1. Handle Oil, Fuel, Coolant, and Do Oil Clinic
4.2.2. Handle Electrical Components
4.3. Standard Tightening Torque for Bolts and Nuts
4.4. Maintenance Schedule
4.4.1. Maintenance Schedule Table
4.4.2. Maintenance Interval for Hydraulic Breaker
4.5. Maintenance Procedure
4.5.1. Initial 250 Hours Maintenance (Only After the First 250 Hours)
4.5.2. When Required
4.5.3. Examine Before You Start Operation
4.5.4. Every 50 Hours Maintenance
4.5.5. Every 250 Hours Maintenance
4.5.6. Every 500 Hours Maintenance
4.5.7. Every 1000 Hours Maintenance
4.5.8. Every 2000 Hours Maintenance
4.5.9. Every 4000 Hours Maintenance
4.5.10. Every 4500 Hours Maintenance
4.5.11. Every 5000 Hours Maintenance
4.5.12. Every 8000 Hours Maintenance
4.5.13. Every 9000 Hours Maintenance
5. Specifications
5.1. Specifications
5.1.1. Specifications PC360LC11
6. Attachments and Options
6.1. Precautions When You Use Attachments and Options Safely
6.1.1. Precautions When You Select
6.1.2. Read the Operation and Maintenance Manual Thoroughly
6.1.3. Precautions When You Remove and Install
6.1.4. Precautions for Use
6.2. Quick Coupler System
6.2.1. Handle Quick Coupler
6.3. HANDLE ANCHOR POINT FOR TIEOFF
6.4. Handle Bucket with Hook
6.4.1. Precautions for Operation
6.5. Handle Machine Ready for Installation of Attachment
6.5.1. Explanation of Components on Machines with Attachment
6.5.2. How to Changeover and Connect Hydraulic Circuit for Machine Ready for Installation of Attachment
6.5.3. How to Remove and Install Attachment
6.5.4. How to Operate Attachment
6.5.5. LongTerm Storage
6.5.6. Specifications
6.6. Attachments and Options
6.6.1. Track Shoes Selection
6.7. Recommended Attachment Operations
6.7.1. Hydraulic Breaker
6.8. HANDLE RADIO(Bluetooth)
6.8.1. Explanation of Radio Equipment
6.8.2. How to Operate Radio
6.8.3. Radio Setting
6.8.4. Stow Antenna
6.9. Straight Boom
6.9.1. General View of Machine
6.9.2. Transportation (Straight Boom Equipment)
6.9.3. Working Range (Straight Boom)
6.9.4. Explanation of Lift Capacity Chart (Straight Boom)
7. Replacement Parts
7.1. Defined Life Parts
7.1.1. Defined Life Parts List
7.2. Consumable Parts
7.2.1. Consumable Parts List
7.3. Recommended Fuel, Coolant, and Lubricant
7.3.1. Lubrication Chart
7.3.2. USE FUEL, COOLANT AND LUBRICANTS ACCORDING TO AMBIENT TEMPERATURE
7.3.3. Recommended Brands and Qualities Other Than Komatsu Genuine Oils
8. INDEX

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