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OPERATOR'S STATIONResetting Set-Hour1. Turn the key switch ON. Press display selectionswitch (3) to display the trip meter desired to reset.The trip meter will display the hours remaining beforethe trip mark starts flashing at this time.2. Each time SET switch (4) is pressed, the currentlyremaining hours can be changed as shown below.Currently Remaining Set-hour after ResettingTime35.2 # 50184.7 # 200.0343. Each time SET switch (4) is pressed further, theset-hour will change as follows:50 " 100 " 150 " 200 " 250 " 300 " 400 " 500 " 750" 1000 " 1250 " 1500 " 2000 " 2500 " 3000 " 3500" 4000 " 4500 " 5000When the SET switch is kept depressed for 2 seconds,the set-hour will shift in the fast forward (FF)mode.4. When the hour desired to set is displayed, press displayselection switch (3) to reset the trip meter.IMPORTANT: When the set-hour is changed, the tripmeter starts counting the hours from thebeginning. Accordingly, note that thehours displayed after resetting differsfrom the hours of operation accumulatedfrom the first setting of the tripmeter.Trip MarkMCBB-01-012M178-01-007When Trip Meter 1 is displayed:Trip Mark$% When the trip meter is not used:When the trip meter is not used, set the sufficiently longhours of operation by following the procedure mentionedabove. (Example: 5000 hrs)NOTE: The set-hour of the trip meter is 10000 hrswhen the machine is shipped from the factory.When Trip Meter 2 is displayed:M178-01-0081-19
OPERATOR'S STATIONWORK MODE SWITCHWork mode either “Digging Mode” or “Attachment Mode”can be selected by pressing work mode switch (5).$% Digging ModeSelect when the machine is engaged in normal diggingworks. Digging mode indicator (15) is ON while the diggingmode is selected.$% Attachment ModeSelect this mode when the machine is equipped with anoptional attachment. Attachment mode indicator (16) isON while the attachment mode is selected.16155MCBB-01-0121-20
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MACHINE NUMBERSThe manufacturing No
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MACHINE NUMBERSTRANSMISSIONTYPE:MFG
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CONTENTSMACHINE NUMBERSSAFETYRecogn
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CONTENTSPeriodic Replacement of Par
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SAFETYRECOGNIZE SAFETY INFORMATION!
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SAFETYWEAR PROTECTIVE CLOTHING!" We
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Page 18 and 19: OPERATE ONLY FROM OPERATOR’S SEAT
Page 20 and 21: PROVIDE SIGNALS FOR JOBS INVOLVINGM
Page 22 and 23: SAFETYAVOID INJURY FROM ROLLAWAYACC
Page 24 and 25: SAFETYKEEP PERSONNEL CLEAR FROM WOR
Page 26 and 27: SAFETYDIG WITH CAUTION!" Accidental
Page 28 and 29: SAFETYPARK MACHINE SAFELYTo avoid a
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Page 32 and 33: SAFETYPREVENT PARTS FROM FLYING!" T
Page 34 and 35: SAFETYAVOID HIGH-PRESSURE FLUIDS!"
Page 36 and 37: SAFETYCheck Heat Shields:!" Damaged
Page 38 and 39: SAFETYAVOID HEATING NEAR PRESSURIZE
Page 40 and 41: HANDLE CHEMICAL PRODUCTS SAFELYSAFE
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Page 48 and 49: COMPONENTS NAMECOMPONENTS NAME1- Bu
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Page 54 and 55: OPERATOR'S STATIONSHIFT LEVER1Trave
Page 56 and 57: OPERATOR'S STATIONBRAKE SWITCHBrake
Page 58 and 59: OPERATOR'S STATIONWIPER SWITCHTurn
Page 60 and 61: COOLANT TEMPERATURE GAUGEEngine coo
Page 62 and 63: OPERATOR'S STATIONALTERNATOR INDICA
Page 64 and 65: TRIP METER(TRIP METER 1 AND TRIP ME
Page 68 and 69: OPERATOR'S STATIONSWITCH PANEL1- En
Page 70 and 71: OPERATOR'S STATIONWORK LIGHT SWITCH
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Page 78 and 79: OPERATOR'S STATIONSWING LOCK LEVERT
Page 80 and 81: OPERATOR'S STATIONAUTO AIR CONDITIO
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Page 84 and 85: OPERATOR'S STATIONCOOLING OPERATION
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Page 88 and 89: OPERATOR'S STATIONControl Panel Des
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Page 102 and 103: CLOSING UPPER FRONT WINDOWOPERATOR'
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Page 106 and 107: OPERATOR'S STATIONADJUSTING THE SEA
Page 108 and 109: ADJUSTING THE AIR-SUSPENSION SEAT(O
Page 110 and 111: OPERATOR'S STATIONSEAT BELT1 2CAUTI
Page 112 and 113: OBSERVE ENGINE OPERATION CLOSELYBRE
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STARTING THE ENGINE IN ORDINARY TEM
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CHECK INSTRUMENTS AFTER STARTINGOPE
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OPERATING THE ENGINEDisconnecting t
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TRAVELINGCorrect machine operation
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PrecautionsDRIVING THE MACHINE1. Ch
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DRIVING THE MACHINE1. Even after th
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TRAVELING IN WATER OR ON SOFTTERRAI
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DRIVING THE MACHINEEMERGENCY PARKIN
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CONTROL LEVER (ISO PATTERN)OPERATIN
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OPERATING THE MACHINESTEERING WHEEL
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OPERATING THE MACHINEWarming-up the
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OPERATING THE MACHINEAUTO-IDLEWith
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OPERATING THE MACHINEChanging Auto-
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OPERATING THE MACHINEPOWER MODEOne
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PRECAUTIONS FOR OPERATIONSOPERATING
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TRAVELING/OPERATING THE MACHINE ONA
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OPERATING THE MACHINEEXCAVATION•
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OPERATING THE MACHINEGRADINGWhile o
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OPERATING THE MACHINEEMERGENCY BOOM
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OVERNIGHT STORAGE INSTRUCTIONSOPERA
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GENERAL TRANSPORTATION HINTSTRANSPO
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TRANSPORTATION2. Load the machine s
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TRANSPORTATIONTOWING MACHINEWhen to
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MAINTENANCECORRECT MAINTENANCE AND
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MAINTENANCELAYOUTMonoblock boomBuck
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MAINTENANCEMaintenance Guide TableS
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MAINTENANCEHOOD AND ACCESS COVERS11
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MAINTENANCEMAINTENANCE GUIDEA. GREA
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F. HYDRAULIC SYSTEM (See Page 7-37)
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Brand Names of Recommended GreaseWh
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MAINTENANCEA. GREASINGFront Joint P
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MEMOMAINTENANCE....................
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MAINTENANCESwing Internal Gear ---
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MAINTENANCEPropel Shaft (Front and
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MAINTENANCEB. ENGINEEngine Oil Leve
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MAINTENANCE11. Open the right and l
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MAINTENANCESwing Reduction GearChec
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MAINTENANCEFront AxleCAUTION: The c
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MAINTENANCEFront and Rear Hub Reduc
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MAINTENANCECheck Brake Accumulator1
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MAINTENANCEE. TIRETire/SizeUse tire
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MAINTENANCEF. HYDRAULIC SYSTEMINSPE
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REPLACEMENT OF HYDRAULIC OIL ANDFIL
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MAINTENANCEDrain Hydraulic Oil Tank
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MAINTENANCEBleed Air from Hydraulic
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MAINTENANCEClean the Suction Filter
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MAINTENANCEReplace Full-Flow Filter
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MAINTENANCEReplace Air Breather Ele
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MAINTENANCECheck Hoses and Lines---
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MAINTENANCETable 2. LinesInterval(h
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MAINTENANCEMetal Face Seal Fittings
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MAINTENANCENOTE: Take precautions f
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MAINTENANCEBleed Air from Fuel Syst
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MAINTENANCEClean Feed Pump Strainer
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MAINTENANCEH. AIR CLEANERClean Air
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MAINTENANCEI. COOLING SYSTEMCoolant
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MAINTENANCEChange Coolant--- twice
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MAINTENANCEJ. ELECTRICAL SYSTEMIMPO
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MAINTENANCEElectrolyte Level Check
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MAINTENANCEREPLACING FUSESIf any el
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MAINTENANCEK. MISCELLANEOUS1 4 5Che
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MAINTENANCEChange BucketCAUTION: Wh
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MAINTENANCEAdjust the Bucket Linkag
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MAINTENANCEClean and Replace Air Co
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MAINTENANCECheck the Air Conditione
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MAINTENANCECheck Injection Nozzle--
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MAINTENANCECheck Tightening Torque
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MAINTENANCECheck Tightening Torque
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MAINTENANCE1. Retighten the engine
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MAINTENANCE10. Retighten the swing
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MAINTENANCE17. Retighten propel sha
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MEMOMAINTENANCE....................
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MEMOMAINTENANCE UNDER SPECIAL ENVIR
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STORAGEREMOVING THE MACHINE FROM ST
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TROUBLESHOOTING3. Engine is hard to
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TROUBLESHOOTINGProblem Cause Soluti
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TROUBLESHOOTINGBrakeProblem Cause S
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TROUBLESHOOTING8. Engine SpeedProbl
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SPECIFICATIONSSpecificationsZAXIS13
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SPECIFICATIONSWORKING RANGESZAXIS13
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SPECIFICATIONSSPECIFICATIONSZAXIS16
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SpecificationsZAXIS160W (FRONT BLAD
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BUCKET TYPES AND APPLICATIONSZAXIS1
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SPECIFICATIONSWORKING RANGESZAXIS18
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SPECIFICATIONSSPECIFICATIONSZAXIS21
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SpecificationsZAXIS210W (FRONT BLAD
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BUCKET TYPES AND APPLICATIONSZAXIS2
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OPTIONAL ATTACHMENTS AND DEVICES"#
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OPTIONAL ATTACHMENTS AND DEVICESSta
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ATTACHMENT PEDAL (BREAKER)(Optional
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OPTIONAL ATTACHMENTS AND DEVICES•
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ATTACHMENT PEDAL(HYDRAULIC CRUSHER)
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OPTIONAL ATTACHMENTS AND DEVICESELE
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OPTIONAL ATTACHMENTS AND DEVICESIf
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OPTIONAL ATTACHMENTS AND DEVICESADD
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MEMOOPTIONAL ATTACHMENTS AND DEVICE
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INDEXGGeneral Precautions for Cab..
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