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Komatsu WA470-3 Wheel Loader Operation and Maintenance Manual VEAM480500

$20.00

Type Of Manual: Operation and Maintenance Manual
Manual ID: VEAM480500
Format: PDF
Size: 4.1MB
Number of Pages: 225

Category: Komatsu Operation and Maintenance Manual PDF

Model List:
- WA470-3 Wheel Loader

1. WA4703
2. Introduction
2.1. Preface
2.2. Safety Information
2.3. Introduction
2.4. Technical Specifications of the Machine
2.5. Table of Contents
2.6. Dimensions, Weights and Operating Data
2.7. CEConforming Equipment
2.8. Loading and Securing
3. Safety
3.1. General Safety Measures
3.2. Safety Precautions During Operation
3.3. Safety Measures During Maintenance
3.4. Safety Labels
4. Operation
4.1. General View
4.1.1. General View of the Machine
4.1.2. Control Elements and Measuring Instruments
4.2. Description of the Individual Elements
4.2.1. Control Monitor
4.2.2. Switches
4.2.3. Control Levers and Pedals
4.2.4. Steering Column Tilt Lever
4.2.5. SlowBlow Fuses 1
4.2.6. Air Conditioning
4.3. Operation
4.3.1. PreStart Checks
4.3.2. Starting the Engine
4.3.3. Operation and checks after starting the engine
4.3.4. Machine Travel
4.3.5. Gear Change
4.3.6. Changing Direction
4.3.7. Turning and Steering
4.3.8. Stopping the Machine
4.3.9. Operating the Work Equipment
4.3.10. Wheel Loader Operations
4.3.11. Precautionary Measures During Operation
4.3.12. Adjusting the Position of the Work Equipment
4.3.13. Parking the Machine
4.3.14. Stopping the Engine
4.3.15. Check After Stopping the Engine
4.3.16. Locking
4.3.17. Tyre Handling
4.4. Transport
4.4.1. Loading, Unloading
4.4.2. Precautions for Loading
4.4.3. Precautions during Transport
4.5. Cold Weather Operation
4.5.1. Precautions for Low Temperatures
4.5.2. Precautions after Completion of Work
4.5.3. After the Cold Weather Period
4.6. LongTerm Storage
4.6.1. Before Storage
4.6.2. During Storage
4.6.3. After Storage
5. Troubleshooting
5.1. When the Machine Runs Out of Fuel
5.2. Towing the Machine
5.3. If Battery is discharged
5.4. Other Troubles
5.4.1. Electrical System
5.4.2. Chassis
5.4.3. Engine
6. Maintenance
6.1. Maintenance Guide
6.2. Maintenance Basics
6.2.1. Oil, Fuel and Coolant Specifications
6.2.2. Specifications of the Electrical System
6.3. Wearing Parts List
6.4. Lubricants and Substances Required for Operation
6.4.1. Lubrication Chart
6.4.2. Lubricants, Fuel etc. and Filling Capacities
6.4.3. Axle Oils (AXO)
6.5. Tools and Standard Tightening Torques (Bolts, Nuts)
6.5.1. Introduction of recommended Tools
6.5.2. Torque List
6.6. Periodical Replacement of SafetyCritical Parts
6.7. Maintenance Schedule
6.8. Service Procedure
6.8.1. Initial 250 Hours Service
6.8.2. Maintenance upon Demand
6.8.3. Checks before Starting
6.8.4. Every 50 Hours Service
6.8.5. Every 100 Hours Service
6.8.6. Every 250 Service Hours
6.8.7. Every 500 Service Hours
6.8.8. Every 1000 Service Hours
6.8.9. Every 2000 Service Hours
6.8.10. Every 4000 Service Hours
7. Technical Data
7.1. Noise Emission Levels
7.2. Vibration Level
7.3. Limit Values for Slopes
8. Special Equipment and Attachments
8.1. ALSElectronics
9. Index

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