Komatsu PC16R-3 User Manual

PARTS SUBJECT TO WEAR
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4.3 PARTS SUBJECT TO WEAR
The parts subject to wear like filters, bucket teeth, etc. must be changed when periodical maintenance is carried
out or when they reach the wear limits.
The timely change of these parts ensures an economic use of the machine.
Use only Komatsu genuine parts, which alone can guarantee excellent quality and interchangeability.
Due to our constant efforts aimed at improving product quality, the spare parts codes may be changed, therefore
when ordering spare parts it is advisable to indicate also the machine serial number to the Komatsu Distributor, in
order to receive the most updated version of the component required.
4.3.1 LIST OF THE PARTS SUBJECT TO WEAR
The parts between parenthesis must be replaced at the same time.
Part Parts book - Fig. No. Description Qty Change interval
Engine oil filter Fig. 0305 Cartridge 1
EVERY 500 HOURS OF
OPERATION
Fuel filter
Fig. 0439
Filtering element

(O ring)
1
(1)
EVERY 500 HOURS OF
OPERATION
Water separator
Fig. 0441
Filtering element

(O ring)
1
(1)
—
Hydraulic filter Fig. 6000 Filtering element 1
EVERY 1000 HOURS OF
OPERATION
Air filter
Fig. 0141
Filtering element

(O ring)
1
(1)
WHEN REQUIRED
Bucket
Fig. 7600
Tooth

Screw 
Nut
OR
OR
OR
—
—
—
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Komatsu PC16R-3 Specifications

General

Brand	Komatsu
Model	PC16R-3
Category	Excavators
Language	English

Summary

Information on Safety

General Safety Information

Essential safety regulations, warnings, and precautions for operating and maintaining the machine.

Terminology for Hazard Levels

Safety and Accident Prevention

Safety, Noise, and Vibration Plates

Pictograms and Their Meanings

General Safety Precautions

Covers essential safety rules, behavior during anomalies, safety devices, and personal protective equipment.

Precautions Before Starting Engine

Outlines critical checks and safety measures to perform before starting the machine's engine.

Precautions When Working

Provides guidance on safe operating practices, including starting, moving, working on slopes, and hand signals.

Machine Operations and Controls

Instruments and Controls Overview

Details all instruments, gauges, switches, and controls necessary for operating the machine safely.

Before Starting the Engine

Lists essential visual checks and operational procedures required before starting the machine's engine.

Starting the Engine

Explains the procedures for starting the engine in both warm and cold climates, including critical safety steps.

Moving the Machine

Covers preliminary operations, forward/reverse movement, stopping, steering, and track gauge adjustments.

Transporting the Machine

Using the Machine in Cold Season

Long Periods of Inactivity

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Offers solutions for common problems related to electrical circuits, frame, engine, and other machine components.

Maintenance Procedures and Schedule

General Maintenance Guide and Notes

Covers general safety, waste disposal, special warnings, and basic maintenance guidelines for the machine.

Oil, Fuel, and Coolant Specifications

Parts Subject to Wear

Tightening Torques

Periodical Change of Safety-Related Components

Details safety-related parts that need periodic inspection and replacement to ensure machine safety and fire prevention.

Maintenance Plan

Outlines the recommended maintenance schedule based on operating hours and specific conditions.

Specific Maintenance Procedures

Technical Specifications and Capacities

Machine Technical Specifications

Lifting Capacities

Optional Equipment Installation and Use

General Safety Precautions for Attachments

Attachment Combinations and Configuration

Hydraulic Circuit for Attachments

Using the Equipment (Hammer)

Hydraulic Quick Coupler (Single-Effect)

Operating the Equipment (General)

Precautions for Optional Equipment