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Komatsu WA250-5H Wheel Loader Operation and Maintenance Manual VEAM230101

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Type Of Manual: Operation and Maintenance Manual
Manual ID: VEAM230101
Format: PDF
Size: 8.7MB
Number of Pages: 245

Category: Komatsu Operation and Maintenance Manual PDF

Model List:
- WA250-5H Wheel Loader

1. FOREWORD
1.1. Foreword
1.2. Safety information
1.3. Introduction
1.3.1. Intended use
1.3.2. Directions of machine
1.4. Necessary information
1.4.1. PIN Machine serial No. plate and position
1.4.2. Engine serial No. plate and position
1.4.3. ROPS/FOPScab serial no. plate
1.4.4. Axle serial no. plate
1.4.5. Transmission serial no. plate
1.4.6. Seat operator serial no. plate
1.4.7. Position of service meter
1.4.8. Table to enter serial No. and distributor
1.5. Contents
1.6. Dimensions, weights and operating data
1.6.1. WA2505H Dimensions, weights and operating data
1.7. CEconforming equipment
1.7.1. CEconforming equipment
1.7.2. Manufacturersupplied CEconforming equipment, according to document 42193H1900
2. SAFETY
2.1. Safety labels
2.1.1. Location of safety labels
2.1.2. Presentation of safety labels
2.2. General precautions
2.2.1. Safety rules
2.3. Precautions for operation
2.3.1. Starting engine
2.3.2. Operation
2.3.3. Transportation
2.3.4. Battery
2.3.5. Towing
2.4. Precautions for maintenance
2.4.1. Safety instructions
2.5. Precautions with tires
2.5.1. Handling tires
2.5.2. Precautions when storing tires
3. OPERATION
3.1. General view
3.1.1. General view of machine
3.1.2. General view of controls and gauges
3.2. Explanation of components
3.2.1. Machine monitor
3.2.2. Switches
3.2.3. Control levers, pedals
3.2.4. Steering tilt lock lever
3.2.5. Cap and cover with lock
3.2.6. Safety bar
3.2.7. Towing pin
3.2.8. Grease pump
3.2.9. Cab door inner lock
3.2.10. Cab door open lock
3.2.11. Cab window open lock cancel knob
3.2.12. Fuse
3.2.13. Slow blow fuse
3.2.14. Power outlet
3.2.15. Air conditioner
3.2.16. Handling cab wiper
3.3. Operation
3.3.1. Check before starting engine, adjust
3.3.2. Starting engine
3.3.3. Operations and checks after starting engine
3.3.4. Stopping engine
3.3.5. Moving the machine (Directional, speed), stopping the machine
3.3.6. Turning
3.3.7. Operation of work equipment
3.3.8. Work possible using wheel loader
3.3.9. Precautions for operation
3.3.10. Adjusting work equipment posture
3.3.11. Parking machine
3.3.12. Check after stopping engine
3.3.13. Checks after completion of operation
3.3.14. Locking
3.3.15. Handling the tires
3.4. Transportation
3.4.1. Transportation procedure
3.4.2. Loading, unloading work with trailers
3.4.3. Lifting machine
3.5. Cold weather operation
3.5.1. Precautions for low temperature
3.5.2. Precautions after completion of work
3.5.3. After cold weather
3.5.4. Warmingup operation for steering hydraulic circuit in cold weather
3.6. Longterm storage
3.6.1. Before storage
3.6.2. During storage
3.6.3. After storage
3.7. Troubleshooting
3.7.1. When machine runs out of fuel
3.7.2. Towing the machine
3.7.3. If battery is discharged
3.7.4. Other trouble
4. MAINTENANCE
4.1. Guides to maintenance
4.2. Outlines of service
4.2.1. Handling oil, fuel, coolant and performing oil clinic
4.2.2. Outline of electric system
4.3. Wear parts
4.3.1. Wear parts list
4.4. Fuel, coolant and lubricants
4.4.1. Lubrication chart
4.4.2. Proper selection of fuel, coolant and lubricants
4.5. Standard tightening torques for bolts and nuts
4.5.1. Torque list
4.6. Periodic replacement of safety critical parts
4.6.1. Safety critical parts
4.7. Maintenance schedule chart
4.7.1. Maintenance schedule chart
4.8. Service procedure
4.8.1. Initial 50 hours service (only after the first 50 hours)
4.8.2. Initial 250 hours service (only after the first 250 hours)
4.8.3. When required
4.8.4. Check before starting
4.8.5. Every 50 hours service
4.8.6. Every 100 hours service
4.8.7. Every 250 hours service
4.8.8. Every 500 hours service
4.8.9. Every 1000 hours service
4.8.10. Every 2000 hours service
4.8.11. Every 4000 hours service
5. TECHNICAL DATA
5.1. Technical data
5.2. Noise emission levels
5.3. Vibration levels
5.3.1. Operating condition
5.3.2. Guide to Reduce Vibration Levels on Machine
6. ATTACHMENTS, OPTIONS
6.1. Selecting bucket and tires
6.2. Method of using 2 levers
6.2.1. Explanation of components
6.2.2. Operation
6.3. Central lubrication system
6.3.1. Operating the central lubrication system
6.3.2. Display and control unit
6.3.3. Changing the lubrication interval times
7. INDEX
7.1. Index
8. NOTES
8.1. NOTES

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