Kubota Excavator KX71-3S Operators Manual RC358-8124-3

Description

Contents:
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Symbol
General Symbols
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Foreword
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Dealer Service
Technical Data
Description Of Machine Parts
Instrument Panel And Control Elements
Cabin Type Machine
B Wiper Switch
B Interior Lamp
B Heater Switch
B Opening/Closing Of Cab Door
B Opening/Closing Of Front Cab Window
B Emergency Hammer
B Control Pedals And Levers
Checks Before Start
Daily Checks
Operation Of The Engine
Starting The Engine
B Display Selector Switch
B Charge Lamp
B Oil Lamp
B Glow Lamp
B LCD Display For Normal Operation
B LCD Display For Warning
B Warning Lamp
B Checkpoints After Starting The Engine
Starting The Engine Under Cold Conditions
Stopping The Engine
B Engine Stop Lever
Starting With An Auxiliary Battery
B Observe Following Guidelines When Starting With An Auxiliary Battery
Excavator Operation
Running-In Of The New Excavator
B Do Not Work With Full Engine Rpm’s Or Full Loads During The First 50 Working Hours
B Oil Change In The Run-In Stage
B Seat Belt
Starting
B Operator’s Seat
B Lock Lever
B Working Light Switch
B Travel Buzzer (Option)
Driving
B Drive Levers (Right,Left)
B Travel Speed Switch
Turns
B Pivot Turn
B Spin Turn
Up And Downhill Driving
Operation Of The Dozer
Two Pattern Selection System (Tpss)
B Pattern Change
Operation Of The Boom
Operation Of The Arm
Operation Of The Bucket
Unit Swing And Boom Swing Operation
B Unit Swing Operation
B Boom Swing Operation
Service Port Operation
B Service Port Operation
B One Way Flow Operation
Parking On A Slope
Important Information On Excavator Operation
Putting The Front Parts To The Ground
How To Release Pressure Trapped In The Hydraulic System
Transporting The Excavator On A Vehicle
Lifting Of The Excavator
Maintenance
Maintenance Intervals
Opening And Closing Of Parts
B Opening And Closing Of The Fuel Tank Cap
B Opening/Closing Of The Engine Hood
B Where To Store The Grease Gun (Option)
B Where To Keep Operators Manual
Daily Checks
B Checking Coolant Level
B Checking Fuel Level
B Checking Engine Oil Level
B Checking Hydraulic Oil Level
B Lubrication Points
B Check Fan Belt
B Checking Radiator And Oil Cooler
B Checking Washer Liquid (Only For Cab Type)
B Checking And Cleaning Engine And Electrical Wiring
B Washing Whole Machine
Regular Checks And Maintenance Work
Every 50 Service Hours
B Draining The Water From The Fuel Tank
B Draining Water Separator
B Greasing Swing Bearing Teeth
B Battery
B Battery Charging
Every 200 Service Hours
B Checking Fan Belt Tension
B Checking Radiator Hoses And Clamps
B Inspection And Cleaning Air Filter Element
B Greasing Swing Bearing
B Air Filter Maintenance
B Checking Fuel Line And Intake Air Line
Every 500 Service Hours
B Changing Engine Oil (Change The Engine Oil Every 500 Hours, Or Every 1 Year In The Case That Service Hour Is Less Than 500 Hours)
B Replacing Engine Oil Filter Cartridge (Replace The Engine Oil Filter Every 500 Hours, Or Every 1 Year In The Case That Service Hour Is Less Than 500 Hours)
B Drive Unit Oil Change (First Oil Change Of The 100 Hours)
B Replacing Fuel Filter Cartridge
B Replacing Hydraulic Return Filter Element (First Replacement After 250 Service Hours)
Every 1000 Service Hours
B Hydraulic Oil Check For Machines With Hydraulic Breakers
B Hydraulic Oil Change (Including Replacing Suction Filter In Hydraulic Tank)
B Replacing Hydraulic Pilot Filter Element
Every 1000 Service Hours Or Once A Year
B Replacing Air Filter Element
Every 1500 Service Hours
B Checking Fuel Injection Nozzle (Injection Pressure)
Every 2000 Service Hours
B Changing Front Idler And Track Roller Oil
B Checking Alternator And Starter Motor
Every 3000 Service Hours
B Checking Injection Pump
Annual Service
B Electrical Wiring And Fuses
Biennial Servicing
B Replacing Radiator Hoses And Hose Clamps
B Changing Radiator Coolant
B Replacing Fuel Hoses And Hose Clamps
B Replacing Intake Air Line
Other Adjustments And Replacements
Purging Fuel System
Adjustment Of Tracks
B Rubber Tracks
B Special Information When Using Rubber Tracks
B Steel Tracks
Changing The Bucket
Fuses
B Replacing Fuses
B Fuse Capacities And Circuits
B Slow Blow Fuse
B Auxiliary Electric
Troubleshooting
Kubota I.C.S. Navigation List Of Messages
Operation Under Cold Weather Conditions
Preparation For Operation In Cold Weather
Procedure After Done Work
Long Storage
Recommended Oils
Appendices
Main Dimensions
Lifting Capacity