Bobcat E17 Compact Excavator Operation & Maintenance Manual SNB4PR11001 & Above – PDF DOWNLOAD

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Bobcat E17 Compact Excavator Operation & Maintenance Manual SNB4PR11001 & Above – PDF DOWNLOAD

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Bobcat E17 Compact Excavator Operation & Maintenance Manual SNB4PR11001 & Above – PDF DOWNLOAD

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Bobcat E17 Compact Excavator Operation & Maintenance Manual SNB4PR11001 & Above – PDF DOWNLOAD

INTRODUCTION

This Operation & Maintenance Manual was written to give the owner / operator instructions on the safe operation and maintenance of the Bobcat machine. Read and understand this Operation & Maintenance Manual before operating your Bobcat machine. If you have any questions, see your Bobcat dealer. This manual may illustrate options and accessories not installed on your machine.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Before Operation

• Carefully follow the operating and maintenance instructions in this manual. The Bobcat machine is highly manoeuvrable and compact. It is rugged and useful under a wide variety of conditions. This presents an operator with hazards associated with off motorway, rough terrain applications, common with Bobcat machine usage. The Bobcat machine has an internal combustion engine with resultant heat and exhaust.
• All exhaust gases can kill or cause illness so use the machine with adequate ventilation. The dealer explains the capabilities and restrictions of the Bobcat machine and attachment for each application. The dealer demonstrates the safe operation according to Bobcat instructional materials, which are also available to operators.
• The dealer can also identify unsafe modifications or use of unapproved attachments. The attachments and buckets are designed for a Rated Lift Capacity. They are designed for secure fastening to the machine. The user must check with the dealer, or Bobcat literature, to determine safe loads of materials of specified densities for the machine – attachment combination.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Bobcat E17 Compact Excavator Operation & Maintenance Manual SNB4PR11001 & Above – PDF DOWNLOAD

OPERATOR SAFETY WARNINGS 2
CONTENTS 5
FOREWORD 11
INTRODUCTION 11
Bobcat Company Is ISO 9001 Certified 11
MANUFACTURING LOCATIONS 11
North America 11
Czech Republic 11
SERIAL NUMBER LOCATIONS 12
Machine Serial Number Location 12
Engine Serial Number Location 12
DELIVERY REPORT 13
EXCAVATOR IDENTIFICATION 13
Front View 13
Rear View 14
FEATURES, ACCESSORIES, AND ATTACHMENTS 14
Standard Items 14
Options And Accessories 14
Attachments 15
Buckets Available 15
Falling-Object Guard Structure 15
Front Guard Kit 15
Inspecting And Maintaining The Front Guard Kit 16
SAFETY AND TRAINING RESOURCES 17
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 17
Before Operation 17
Safe Operation Is The Operator’s Responsibility 17
Safe Operation Needs A Qualified Operator 17
A Qualified Operator Must Do The Following 17
Silica Dust Exposure 18
FIRE PREVENTION 18
Maintenance 18
Operation 18
Electrical 18
Hydraulic System 18
Fuelling 19
Starting 19
Spark Arrester Exhaust System 19
Welding And Grinding 19
Fire Extinguishers 19
PUBLICATIONS AND TRAINING RESOURCES 20
PICTORIAL ONLY SAFETY SIGNS 20
MACHINE SIGNS (DECALS) 21
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 30
INTENDED USE 30
INSTRUMENTS AND CONSOLES 31
Left Console 31
Right Console 32
Standard Instrument Panel 33
Display Screen Of Standard Instrument Panel 34
RADIO 35
Radio Identification 35
Operating Radio Timer 35
Adjusting Radio Settings 36
Operating The Radio Clock 36
RAISING AND LOWERING THE CONSOLE 37
TWO-SPEED TRAVEL 37
Engaging Two-Speed Travel 37
Auto Shift Drive Motors 37
OPERATOR CANOPY (ROPS / TOPS / FOPS) 38
OPERATOR CAB (ROPS / TOPS) 39
Operating The Cab Door 39
Operating The Front Window 40
Operating The Right Window 41
Operating The Cab Interior Light 41
Operating Windshield Wiper 41
Window Washer Reservoir 42
Heating And Ventilation Ducting 42
EMERGENCY EXITS 43
Emergency Exit Locations 43
Making An Emergency Exit Through The Front Window 43
Making An Emergency Exit Through The Rear Window 43
MOTION ALARM 44
Motion Alarm System Description 44
TRAVEL CONTROLS 44
Forward And Reverse Travel 44
Making A Right Turn 45
Making A Counter-Rotation Right Turn 45
Making A Left Turn 45
Making A Counter-Rotation Left Turn 46
HYDRAULIC CONTROLS 46
Hydraulic Controls Description 46
Control Pattern Options 46
ISO Control Pattern 47
Standard Control Pattern 47
ISO / STD Selector Valve 48
QUICK COUPLERS 48
Connecting Quick Couplers 49
PRIMARY AUXILIARY HYDRAULICS 49
Operating Attachments With Primary Auxiliary Hydraulics 49
Setting Auxiliary Hydraulics Flow Rate 50
Releasing Hydraulic Pressure In Excavator With Joystick 51
Releasing Hydraulic Pressure In Excavator With Pedal 51
Releasing Hydraulic Pressure In Attachments 51
ENGINE SPEED CONTROL 52
Setting Engine Speed (RPM) 52
BLADE CONTROL LEVER 53
Raising And Lowering The Blade 53
TRACK FRAME EXPANSION 53
Tips For Expanding And Retracting The Track Frame 53
Expanding And Retracting The Track Frame 53
Expanding The Blade 55
OVERLOAD WARNING DEVICE 55
Operating The Overload Warning Device 55
BOOM SWING 56
Enabling Boom Swing 56
DAILY INSPECTION 57
Daily Inspection And Maintenance List 57
PRE-STARTING PROCEDURE 59
Entering The Excavator 59
Operation & Maintenance Manual And Operator’s Handbook Locations 59
Seat Adjustment 59
Adjusting The Basic Seat 59
Adjusting The Standard Seat 60
Adjusting The Suspension Seat 60
Adjusting Mirrors 60
Fastening The Seat Belt 60
STARTING THE ENGINE 61
Starting Engine With Key Switch 61
Starting Engine With Start Switch 62
Lowering The Control Console 63
Warming The Hydraulic System 63
Cold Temperature Starting Tips 63
MONITORING THE DISPLAY 64
Monitoring The Display During Operation 64
Warning And Shutdown Conditions 64
OPERATING PROCEDURE 65
Inspect The Work Area 65
Basic Operating Instructions 65
Operating Near An Edge Or Water 65
Lowering The Work Group If The Engine Stops 65
Driving The Excavator 65
Operating On Slopes 66
Operating In Water 68
Protecting The Track From Damage 68
STOPPING THE ENGINE AND LEAVING THE MACHINE 70
Stopping The Engine And Leaving The Machine 70
INSTALLING ATTACHMENTS (PIN-ON X-CHANGE) 71
REMOVING ATTACHMENTS (PIN-ON X-CHANGE) 73
INSTALLING ATTACHMENTS (PIN-ON ATTACHMENT) 74
REMOVING ATTACHMENTS (PIN-ON ATTACHMENT) 75
INSTALLING ATTACHMENTS (COMMON INDUSTRY INTERFACE) 76
REMOVING ATTACHMENTS (COMMON INDUSTRY INTERFACE) 77
INSTALLING ATTACHMENTS (QUICK COUPLER, KLAC SYSTEM) 78
INSPECTING AND ADJUSTING THE QUICK COUPLER LATCH 80
REMOVING ATTACHMENTS (QUICK COUPLER, KLAC SYSTEM) 81
INSTALLING ATTACHMENTS (GERMAN STYLE COUPLER) 82
REMOVING ATTACHMENTS (GERMAN STYLE COUPLER) 84
FLAIL MOWER 85
Identifying The Flail Mower Direct To Tank Valve 85
Operating The Direct To Tank System 85
HYDRAULIC CLAMP 86
Hydraulic Clamp Operation 86
Using Left Pedal To Activate Clamp 86
Using Right Joystick To Activate Clamp 87
HANDLING OBJECTS 87
Handling Objects With The Lifting Device 87
LIFT CAPACITY 89
Lift Capacity Description 89
Calculating Lift Capacity 89
Attachment Mounting System And Clamp Weights 89
BOOM LOAD HOLDING VALVE 90
Location Of Boom Load Holding Valve 90
Lowering Boom With Load Holding Valve 91
For Base End Hose Failure, Or For Rod End Hose Failure And No Accumulator Pressure, Or For Loss Of Hydraulic Pressure 91
For Rod End Hose Failure With Accumulator Pressure 91
ARM LOAD HOLDING VALVE 92
Location Of Arm Load Holding Valve 92
Lowering Arm With Load Holding Valve 92
For Base End Hose Failure, Or For Rod End Hose Failure And No Accumulator Pressure, Or For Loss Of Hydraulic Pressure 92
For Rod End Hose Failure With Accumulator Pressure 93
TOWING THE MACHINE 93
Towing The Machine 93
LIFTING THE MACHINE 94
Lifting The Machine 94
TRANSPORTING THE MACHINE 95
Fastening The Machine To A Trailer 95
MAINTENANCE SAFETY WARNINGS 97
MAINTENANCE SAFETY WARNINGS 98
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE 99
SERVICE SCHEDULE 99
Maintenance Intervals 99
Service Schedule 99
CONTROL CONSOLE LOCKOUTS 103
Inspecting And Maintaining The Control Console Lockouts 103
SEAT BELT 103
Inspecting And Maintaining The Seat Belt 103
MOTION ALARM SYSTEM 104
Motion Alarm System Description 104
Inspecting The Motion Alarm System 104
Maintaining The Motion Alarm Switch 105
TAILGATE 106
Opening And Closing The Tailgate 106
RIGHT SIDE COVER 107
Opening And Closing The Right Side Cover 107
CAB FILTERS 108
Cleaning And Maintaining The Fresh Air Filter 108
ENGINE AIR CLEANER 109
Checking The Condition Indicator Daily 109
Replacing The Outer Filter Of The Air Cleaner 109
Replacing The Inner Filter Of The Air Cleaner 110
FUEL SYSTEM 111
Fuel Specifications 111
U S Standard (ASTM D975) 111
E U Standard (EN590) 111
Biodiesel Blend Fuel 111
Filling The Fuel Tank 111
Removing Water From The Fuel Filter 112
Replacing The Fuel Pre-Filter And Filter 112
Draining The Fuel Tank 113
First Option For Draining The Fuel Tank 113
Second Option For Draining The Fuel Tank 113
Removing Air From The Fuel System 113
ENGINE LUBRICATION SYSTEM 115
Checking And Adding Engine Oil 115
Engine Oil Chart 115
Replacing Engine Oil And Filter 115
ENGINE COOLING SYSTEM 116
Cleaning The Engine Cooling System 116
Checking Coolant Level 116
Replacing Coolant 117
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 118
Electrical System Description 118
Fuse And Relay Identification 118
Battery Disconnect Switch 119
Battery Maintenance 120
Maintaining Battery Charge Level 120
Battery Maintainers 120
Battery Service During Machine Storage 120
Testing The Battery 121
Battery Charging 121
Using A Booster Battery (Jump Starting) 121
Removing And Installing The Battery 123
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM 124
Checking And Adding Hydraulic Fluid 124
Hydraulic Fluid Chart 125
Replacing The Hydraulic Filter 125
Replacing Hydraulic Fluid 126
SPARK ARRESTER MUFFLER 127
Cleaning The Spark Arrester Muffler 127
TRACK TENSION 128
Adjusting Track Tension 128
TRAVEL MOTOR 130
Checking And Adding Travel Motor Fluid 130
Replacing Travel Motor Fluid 130
BELTS 131
Adjusting Alternator And Fan Belt 131
Replacing Alternator And Fan Belt 131
QUICK COUPLER 132
Inspecting And Maintaining The Bucket Link And Coupler 132
MACHINE LUBRICATION 133
Grease Fitting Locations 133
Lubricate Every 8 – 10 Hours (Boom, Arm, And Bucket) 133
Lubricate Every 50 Hours 134
PIVOT PINS 134
Pivot Pin Inspection And Maintenance 134
STORAGE AND RETURN TO SERVICE 135
Extended Storage Procedure 135
Returning Machine To Service 135
SYSTEM SETUP AND ANALYSIS 136
DIAGNOSTIC SERVICE CODES 136
Viewing Service Codes 136
Service Codes List 136
PASSWORD SETUP (KEYLESS START PANEL) 140
Password Description 140
Changing The Owner, User 1, And User 2 Passwords 140
Disabling Password Lockout 141
Enabling Password Lockout 141
MAINTENANCE CLOCK 142
Maintenance Clock Description 142
Maintenance Notification On Standard Instrument Panel 142
Maintenance Clock Setup 142
Resetting The Maintenance Clock 142
SPECIFICATIONS 143
MACHINE DIMENSIONS 143
RATED LIFT CAPACITY – CAB WITH DEMOLITION KIT 147
RATED LIFT CAPACITY – CAB WITHOUT DEMOLITION KIT 148
RATED LIFT CAPACITY – CANOPY WITH DEMOLITION KIT 149
RATED LIFT CAPACITY – CANOPY WITHOUT DEMOLITION KIT 150
EXCAVATOR SPECIFICATIONS 151
Performance Specifications 151
Controls Specifications 151
Engine Specifications 151
Hydraulic System Specifications 152
Hydraulic Cylinders 153
Hydraulic Cycle Times 153
Electrical System Specifications 153
Drive System Specifications 153
Slew System Specifications 154
Undercarriage Specifications 154
Capacities Specifications 154
Track Specifications 154
Ground Pressure Specifications 154
Temperature Range 154
Environmental Specifications 155
WARRANTY 156
BOBCAT® EXCAVATORS WARRANTY 156
ALPHABETICAL INDEX 157

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