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Check hydraulic oil pipes, hydraulic devices, hoses, and connectors for oil leakage.
Walk-around checking of machine
Check lamps for presence of dusts and damages and check lamp bulbs for burnout.
Check hydraulic accessories and hoses for damage.
Check bucket, bucket teeth, and side teeth for wear, damage, and looseness.
Check hook, anti-slip stop block, and hook seat on bucket for presence of damage. (Optional)
Check handrails, footplates, and anti-slip surfaces for damage and check for any loose bolt.
Check tracks and track shoes for presence of slip, check track carrier rollers, idling device, and
sprocket for presence of damage and wear, and check for loose bolt.
Check traveling motor for oil leakage.
Check shelter and guard plates for damage and check for loose nuts and bolts.
Check exterior and interior rearview mirrors for contamination and damage and when necessary,
adjust.
Check labels for presence of dusts and damage.
Checking in Driver Seat
Check seat and seat belt for presence of dust and damage.
Check driver seat for presence of dust, oil dirt, and other inflammables.
Check monitor, electric devices, and switches for oil dirt, dust, and damage.
Daily routine checking (Every 10h)
Fulfill the following checking before the first start of engine each day.
Before operations, fulfill the daily routine checking and when necessary, repair immediately.
Before operations within the machine, please securely fix the engine hood or machine hood.
Keep the engine hood and machine hood closed under windy weather or while parking the
machine on a slope.
Checking and adding of coolant Do not disassemble the radiator cap or drainage plug when the
coolant is hot. Stop the engine, wait for the engine and radiator to cool down, and then slowly
loosen and take out the radiator cap and drainage plug. While handling the coolant (antifreeze),
ensure to wear goggles and gloves. In event of splashing of coolant (antifreeze) into your eyes or
onto your skin, clean by clean water immediately.
Checking:
Open the engine hood.
Check the coolant level in the water tank (1). The coolant level shall be within upper limit (H) and
lower limit (L). If below the lower limit (L), add coolant.
Adding:
Take out the cap (2) of water tank (1).
Add coolant, till the coolant level reaches upper limit (H) of water tank (1).
Upon detection of empty water tank (1) during checking, check for presence of water leakage
and then check water level of radiator (3). When necessary, add water to the radiator (3) and
then add water to the water tank (1).
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