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If you continue browsing the site, you agree to the use of cookies on this website. See our User Agreement and Privacy Policy.If you continue browsing the site, you agree to the use of cookies on this website. See our Privacy Policy and User Agreement for details.If you wish to opt out, please close your SlideShare account. Learn more. You can change your ad preferences anytime. Operation and Maintenance Manual can come in handy especially when you have to do immediate repair to your HITACHI EH1100-3 RIGID DUMP TRUCK.Operation and Maintenance Manual comes with comprehensive details regarding technical data. Diagrams a complete list of HITACHI EH1100-3 RIGID DUMP TRUCK parts and is a must for the will not be dissatisfied.Operator’s Manual. Rigid Dump Truck. Serial No. EH750-3 411TDD: 77598 and Up. EH1100-3 441LDD: 77589 and UpUnderstand Signal Words.S-1. Operator’s Qualifications.S-2. Duties of the Operator.S-2. Inspect Rigid Dump Truck.S-2. Follow Safety Instructions.S-3. Prepare for Emergencies.S-3. Wear Protective Clothing.S-4. Protect Against Noise.S-4. Protect Against Flying Debris.S-4. General Precautions for Cab.S-5. Use Handholds and Steps.S-6. Adjust the Operator’s Seat.S-6. Fasten Your Seat Belt.S-7. Operate Only from Operator’s Seat.S-8. Jump Starting.S-8. Keep Riders Off Rigid Dump Truck.S-8. Protect Against Falling Stones and Debris.S-9. Provide Signals for Jobs Involving Multiple. Numbers of Vehicles.S-9. Operate The Rigid Dump Truck Safely.S-10. Avoid Injury From Running Over, FrontAvoid Tipping.S-12. Avoid Injury From Rollaway Accidents.S-13. Never Travel With the Body Off The Frame.S-14. Operating With the Rigid Dump Truck Near. Overhead Wires or Cables.S-15. High Voltage, Overhead Power Lines.S-15. Park Rigid Dump Truck Safely.S-16. Safe Handling of Off Road Tires.S-17. Discharge Accumulators.S-17. Handle Fluids Safely-Avoid Fires.S-18. A Few Simple Rules When Servicing.S-19. Use Tools Properly.S-21. Prevent Burns.S-22.http://metabolit.ru/files/file/95-yamaha-fzr-600-owners-manual.xml
Replace Rubber Hoses Periodically.S-22. Avoid High-Pressure Fluids.S-23. Fire Prevention Measures.S-24. Evacuating in Case of Fire.S-26. Beware of Exhaust Fumes.S-26. Precautions for Welding, Cutting, and Grinding.S-27. Remove Paint before Welding or Cutting.S-27. Avoid Heating Near Pressurized Fluid Lines.S-28. Avoid Applying Heat to Lines. Containing Flammable Fluids.S-28. Prevent Battery Explosions.S-29. Service Air Conditioning System Safely.S-29. Handle Chemical Products Safely.S-30. Dispose of Waste Properly.S-30Monitor Panel.2-2. Pressure Gauge.2-3. Fuel Gauge. 2-3. Coolant Temperature Gauge.2-3. Converter Oil Temperature Gauge.2-4. Brake Cooling Oil Temperature Gauge.2-4. Hour Meter.2-4. Speedmeter.2-4. Odometer.2-5. Tachometer.2-5. Engine Light.2-5. Haultrinic IIITM. Load. Monitoring System.2-5. Load Counter.2-5. Monitoring Alarm System.2-6. Engine Stop Indicator.2-7. Caution Indicator.2-7. Engine Oil Pressure Indicator.2-8. Engine Coolant Level Indicator.2-8. Engine Malfunction Indicator.2-8. Battery Charging System Indicator.2-8. Transmission Malfunction Indicator.2-8. Transmission Oil Pressure Indicator.2-8. Filter, Air, Steer. Hoist, Transmission Indicator.2-8. Steering Hydraulic Oil. Temperature Indicator.2-8. Pressure Indicator.2-9. Brake Hydraulic Oil Pressure Indicator.2-9. Parking Brake Indicator.2-9. Active Traction Control Indicator.2-9. Electronic Downhill Speed. Contol (EDSC)Indicator.2-9. Turn Hazard Indicator.2-9. High Beam Indicator.2-9. Body Up Indicator.2-9. Instrument Panel.2-10. WindShield Wiper and. Washer Switch.2-11. Headlight Switch.2-12. Instrument Lighting Rheostat.2-12. Key Switch.2-13. Front Brake Cut-Off Switch.2-13. Parking Brake Switch.2-13. ECC Controls.2-15. ECC User Display.2-15Steering Wheel. 2-18. Hazard Warning Switch. 2-18. Horn Switch. 2-19. Pedal Location. 2-20. Pedal Location and Function Decal. 2-20. Retarder Pedal. 2-21. Brake Pedal. 2-21. Accelerator Pedal. 2-22. Hoist Lever. 2-22. Transmission Shift Selector.http://allindiamocktest.com/userfiles/95-volvo-850-repair-manual.xml
2-23. DC 24-Volt Power Port. 2-23. Operator’s Seat Adjustment. 2-24. Standard Seat. 2-24. Seat Belt. 2-25. Pasenger Seat. 2-25. Dome Light. 2-26. Body Down Indicator. 2-26. Engine Diagnostic Connectors. 2-26. Mirrors. 2-27. Manual Release Valve. 2-27. Battery Disconnect Switch. 2-28Engine. 3-1. Daily or Every 10 Hours. 3-1. After the First 50 Hours. 3-1Daily before Starting. 4-1. Daily Walk Around Inspection. 4-2. Daily Walk Around Inspection Check Sheet. 4-3. Leaks, Oil and Water Leaks. Clean and Check All Lines and Hoses. 4-4. Check Instruments before Starting. 4-5. Starting the Engine. 4-6. Starting in Warm Weather. 4-6. Starting in Cold Weather. 4-7. Measures During Cold Weather. 4-8. Check Instruments after Starting. 4-9. Using Booster Batteries. 4-10. Stopping the Engine. 4-12Cooling a Hot Engine. 5-2. Transmission. 5-2. Automatic Shifting. 5-3. Mode Buttons. 5-4. Status Lights. 5-5. Reset Procedure.5-7. Downshift or Reverse Inhibitor Feature.5-7. Using The Retarder.5-8. Retarder Operation Decal.5-10. Performance Chart.5-11. Retarder Charts.5-12. Transmission Cold Weather Restrictions.5-16. Accelerator Pedal.5-16. Steering.5-17. Service Brakes.5-17. SupplementarySteeringBefore The Test.5-18. Steering Accumulator Test.5-19. Brake Accumulator Test.5-19. Test Completion.5-20. Front Brake Cut-Off Switch.5-20. Electronic Downhill Speed Control (EDSC).5-20. Electronic Downhill Speed Control Switch.5-21. Active Traction Control.5-22. Engine Overspeed Protection.5-23. Parking Brake.5-23. Operating the Body with the Hoist Lever.5-24. Rigid Dump Truck Stuck in Deep Sand. Snow or Mud.5-27. Rocking Out.5-27. Towing.5-28. With Engine Operable.5-29. With Engine Inoperable.5-30. Parking The Rigid Dump Truck.5-31Hauling.6-5. Dumping.6-6. Dumping Precautions.6-7. Stopping.6-8. Overnight Storage Instructions.6-8. TRANSPORTING THE Rigid Dump Truck. Transporting - General.7-1. Transporting EH750-3.7-2. Transporting EH1100-3.7-3. Traveling on Roadways.
7-5Service Your Rigid Dump TruckCheck the Hour Meter Regularly.8-2. Use Correct Fuels and Lubricants.8-2. Prepare Rigid Dump Truck for Service.8-3Removal and Storage of Body Prop Pins. 8-6. Installing Body Prop Cable for EH1100-3. 8-7. Electrical Disconnects Before. Welding on the Rigid Dump Truck. 8-8. Recommended Lubricants. 8-11. Recommended Fuel. 8-12. Maintenance Interval Guide (EH750-3). 8-13. Maintenance Interval Guide (EH1100-3). 8-14. B. Engine. 8-24. Check Engine Oil Level. 8-25. Change Engine Oil. 8-26. Replace Engine Oil Filter. 8-26. Check and Clean Crankcase Breather Tube 8-28. C. Transmission. 8-29. Check Transmission Oil Level. 8-30. Change Transmission Oil. 8-31. Replace Transmission Filter. 8-31. Clean Transmission Sump Strainer. 8-33. Clean Cooling Line Strainer. 8-33. CheckTransmission Breather. 8-34. Replace Transmission Breather. 8-34. Check Differential Oil Level. 8-35. Change Differential Oil. 8-35. Check Rear Planetary Hub Oil Level. 8-36. Change Rear Planetary Hub Oil. 8-36. Check Axle Breather Element. 8-37. Replace Axle Breather Element. 8-37. Change Hydraulic Fluid. 8-40. Replace Hydraulic Filter. 8-42. Check Steering Accumulator. 8-43. Check Brake Accumulator Capacity. 8-44. Check Barke Pressure Release Procedure 8-45. Check Hydraulic Hoses and Lines. 8-45. Change Hydraulic Fluid. 8-48. Replace, Hoist Filter. 8-50. Check Hydraulic Tank Breather Element. 8-51. Replace Hydraulic Tank Breather Element 8-51. Check Hydraulic Hoses and Lines. 8-51. Check Brake Operation. 8-53. Check Parking Brake.8-54. Check Steering Operation. 8-54. G. Fuel System. 8-55. Drain Fuel Tank Sediment. 8-56. Drain Fuel-Water Separator. 8-57. Replace Fuel Filter. 8-58. Check Fuel Tank Mounting.8-60. Check Hoses and Lines. 8-60. H. Air Cleaner.8-61. Check Vacuator Valve.8-62. Service Air Cleaner, Primary Element.8-63. Service Air Cleaner, Safety Element.8-65. Check Air Intake Lines and Clamps.8-66. I. Cooling System.8-67. Check Coolant Level.8-68. Check SCA.8-69.
Coolant Change and Flush System.8-72. Replace Coolant Filter. 8-73. Check Cooling Fan.8-74. Clean Radiator.8-74. Check Fan Belt.8-75. J. Electrical System.8-76. Check Battery Condition.8-77. Check Battery Cables and Connections.8-78. Check Electrical Wiring and Connections.8-78. Check Neutral Start Circuit.8-82. Check Exterior Lights.8-82. Check Back-up Alarm.8-83. Check Horn.8-83. Check Gauges.8-83. Check Indicator Lights.8-83. Headlight Aiming.8-84. Check Struts.8-87. Check Wheels.8-88. Check Front Wheel Lubricant.8-88. Change Front Wheel Lubricant.8-88. Check Tire Inflation.8-89. Check Tire Condition.8-90. Check Wheel Alignment.8-90. L. Cab.8-91. Check Mounts.8-94. Check Wiper Blade Condition.8-94. Check Windshield Washer Fluid Level.8-94. Check Seat Belt and Mounting.8-95. Check Air Conditioning.8-96. Check Heater and Defroster.8-96. M. General.8-97. Check for Fluid Leaks.8-98. Check Body Prop Pins or Cable.8-98. Check Main Rail, StrutCheck Frame Assembly.8-99. Check Tightening TorqueTorque Values.8-104 to 8-127Short Term Storage. 9-1. Moderate Term Storage. 9-3. Long Term Storage. 9-5. Return to Service. 9-7Engine Coolant. 10-4. Drive Coupling. 10-4. Starter And Mounting. 10-5. Air Cleaner. 10-5. Transmission. 10-7. Electrical System. 10-12. Hydraulic Sysem. 10-15. Hydraulic Hoist System. 10-18. Hydraulic Steering System. 10-19. Steering Pump. 10-20. Steering Control Valve. 10-21. Front Axle. 10-22. Rear Axle. 10-24. Front Driveshaft. 10-25. Reat Driveshaft. 10-25. Differential. 10-26. Rear Axle Planetary. 10-27. Dry Disc Parking Brake. 10-28Machine Weights. 11-1. Capacities. 11-1. Engine. 11-2. Electrical System. 11-2. Power Transmission. 11-3. Travel Speeds. 11-3. Planetary. 11-3. Differential. 11-3. Brake System. 11-4. Steering System. 11-5. Wheels. 11-6. Cab. 11-7. Hoist System. 11-8. Machine Truck Dimensions. 11-9Auxiliary Backup Lights. 12-1.