Name: New Holland Excavator E215B E215BLC Operation Manual 87739539 2007
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New Holland Excavator E215B E215BLC Operation Manual 87739539 2007

Size: 11.85 MB

Format: PDF

Language: English

Brand: New Holland

Type of Machine: Excavator

Type of Manual: Operation Manual

Model: New Holland E215B, E215BLC Excavator

Part Number: 87739539

Publication Date: 2007

Number of Pages: 241 Pages

10 USD

Tags: E215B, E215BLC, New Holland Excavator Manual, New Holland Operation Manual

Description

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Contents:
Foreword
General
Periodic Inspections
Notice
Keep Operation & Maintenance Manual Storage
For Ordering
1. Safety Precautions
1.1 General Safety Information
1.2 Safety Precautions
1.3 Warning Labels & Decals
1.3.1 Warning Labels & Decals Maintenance
1.3.2 Location Of Warning Labels & Decals
1.4 Pre-Start Safety
1.5 Safety During Operation
1.6 Inspection & Maintenance Safety
1.7 Battery Safety
1.8 Prohibited Machine Operation
1.9 End Of Work Shift Safety
1.10 Towing The Machine
2. Machine Familiarization
2.1 Basic Components Of The Machine
2.2 Operator Cab Nomenclature
2.3 Component & Controls Nomenclature
2.3.1 Gauge Cluster
2.3.2 Location Of Switches And Meters
2.3.3 Levers And Pedals
2.3.4 Fuses & Relay Box
2.3.5 Fusible Link (For Starter)
2.3.6 Mechatro-Controller (Cpu), Engine Controller (Ecu)
2.3.7 Handling Of Antenna
2.3.8 Air Conditioner
2.3.9 Handling Of Seat Belt
2.3.10 Operator Seat
2.3.11 Operator Cab
2.3.12 Fuel Pump
2.3.13 Emergency Escape From Cab
2.3.14 Other Equipment (Accessory)
3. Machine Operation
3.1 Machine Operation
3.1.1 Everyday Check-Up
3.1.2 Checking Before Starting Engine
3.1.3 Adjusting Operator Seat
3.1.4 Adjusting Mirror
3.1.5 Checking Function Of Gauge Cluster
3.1.6 Checking Work Light
3.1.7 Starting Engine
3.1.8 Stopping Machine Engine
3.1.9 Inspection After Starting Engine
3.1.10 Machine Warming-Up
3.1.11 Work Mode Select Switch
3.1.12 Controls Decal
3.1.13 Machine Operation
3.1.14 Practices To Improve Efficiency
3.1.15 Flagman Hand Signals
3.1.16 Parking The Machine
3.1.17 Precautions After Operation
3.1.18 Machine Operation In Adverse Weather Conditions
4. Maintenance
4.1 General Information
4.2 General Safety & Precautions
4.3 Lubricant, Fuel & Coolant Specifications
4.4 Use Of Bio-Degradable Oils
4.5 Maintenance Parts
4.6 Torque Values For Specified
4.7 Torque Specifications For Bolts & Nuts
4.8 Torque Specifications For Joints & Hydraulic Hoses
4.9 Inspection & Maintenance Chart
4.10 When Required
4.11 Pre-Start (Every 8 Hours) Inspection & Maintenance
4.12 50 Hour (Weekly) Inspection & Maintenance Procedures
4.13 120 Hour Inspection & Maintenance Procedure
4.14 250 Hour (3-Month) Inspection & Maintenance Procedure
4.15 500 Hour Inspection & Maintenance Procedures
4.16 1000 Hour (12-Month) Inspection & Maintenance Procedures
4.17 2000 Hour Inspection & Maintenance Procedures
5. Transportation
5.1 Ground Transportation
5.1.1 Machine Preparation
5.1.2 Loading/Unloading The Machine
5.1.3 Securing The Machine
5.2 Lifting Machine
5.3 Installing And Removing Mirror
6. Specifications
6.1 General Specifications
6.2 Shoe Types
6.3 Working Ranges
6.4 Bucket And Arm Combinations
7. Optional Equipment
7.1 Operation Of Hydraulic Breaker And Nibbler
7.1.1 Selection Of Hydraulic Breaker And Nibbler
7.1.2 Before Operating Breaker Or Nibbler
7.1.3 Precautions For Impurity And Hydraulic Oil
7.1.4 Work Mode Selection And Selector Valve
7.1.5 Setting Stop Valve
7.1.6 Flow Rate Control
7.1.7 Basic Operation
7.1.8 Prohibited Work In Use Of Breaker
7.1.9 Periodic Inspection And Maintenance Interval
7.1.10 Reinforcing Attachment
7.1.11 Prohibited Work In Use Of Nibbler
7.1.12 Precaution To Be Exercised
On Breakers Of Different Manufactures
7.2 Travel Alarm Switch (Option)