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Komatsu SK820-5N Skid Steer Loader Operation & Maintenance Manual SN A40001 and up – PDF DOWNLOAD

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Komatsu SK820-5N Skid Steer Loader Operation & Maintenance Manual

SERIAL NUMBERS SK820-5N A40001 and up

Book Code: CEAM016201

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Komatsu SK820-5N Skid Steer Loader Operation & Maintenance Manual

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Komatsu SK820-5N Skid Steer Loader Operation & Maintenance Manual

Brands: Komatsu
Equipment Type: Skid Steer Loader
Manuals Type: Operation & Maintenance Manual
Machine Model: SK820-5N
Serial Number: A40001 and up
Book Code: CEAM016201
Language: English
Pages: 251
File Format: Portable Document Format (PDF)

KOMATSU SK820-5N SKID STEER LOADER OPERATION & MAINTENANCE MANUAL SN A40001 AND UP – PDF DOWNLOAD:

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Komatsu SK820-5N Skid Steer Loader Operation & Maintenance Manual

FOREWORD:

  • This manual describes procedures for operation, handling, lubrication, maintenance, checking, and adjustment. It will help the operator and maintenance personnel achieve peak performance through effective, economical and safe machine operation and maintenance.
  • Keep the manual in the machine and have all operators and maintenance personnel read it periodically. If this manual is lost, damaged or becomes dirty and can not be read, request a replacement manual from your local distributor. If you sell the machine, be sure to give this manual to the new owner.
  • Continuing improvements in the design of this machine can lead to changes, which may not be reflected in this manual. Consult your local KOMATSU distributor or for the latest available information on your machine or for questions regarding information in this manual. Also, consult your local KOMATSU Distributor for attachments and optional equipment identified in this manual or any other items you may require.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Komatsu SK820-5N Skid Steer Loader Operation & Maintenance Manual

COVER...............................................................................................................................  1
INTRODUCTION........................................................................................................................  2
	FOREWORD........................................................................................................................  3
		Operation and Maintenance Manual Storage....................................................................................  3
	SAFETY INFORMATION..............................................................................................................  4
	APPROVED AND NON APPROVED USES..................................................................................................  6
		Approved....................................................................................................................  6
		Non Approved................................................................................................................  6
	PRODUCT INFORMATION.............................................................................................................  7
		Main Features...............................................................................................................  7
		Break In Period.............................................................................................................  7
			Synthetic Biodegradable Oil Types.......................................................................................  7
	PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION..........................................................................................................  8
		Machine Serial Number.......................................................................................................  8
		Machine Identification Plate................................................................................................  8
		Engine Serial Number And Emission Plate.....................................................................................  9
		Travel Reduction Gear Serial Number.........................................................................................  9
		Cab Serial Number...........................................................................................................  9
	SERIAL NUMBERS AND DISTRIBUTOR INFORMATION...................................................................................... 10
		Model: SK820-5N............................................................................................................. 10
	TABLE OF CONTENTS............................................................................................................... 11
SAFETY.............................................................................................................................. 18
	SAFETY LABELS................................................................................................................... 19
		Safety Label Using Both Words And Pictorial Message......................................................................... 19
		Hazard Panel................................................................................................................ 19
		Avoidance Panel............................................................................................................. 19
		Safety Label Using Pictograms............................................................................................... 19
		Hazard Panel................................................................................................................ 19
		Avoidance Panel............................................................................................................. 19
		Safety Label Using Both Words And Pictorial Message......................................................................... 22
		Decals Pictograms And Relevant Meanings..................................................................................... 33
	SAFETY LOCKS.................................................................................................................... 39
		Loader Locks................................................................................................................ 39
	GENERAL PRECAUTIONS............................................................................................................. 41
		Safety Rules................................................................................................................ 41
		If Abnormalities Are Found.................................................................................................. 41
		Clothing And Personal Protective Items...................................................................................... 42
		Fire Extinguisher And First Aid Kit......................................................................................... 42
		Keep Machine Clean.......................................................................................................... 42
		Inside Operator's Compartment............................................................................................... 43
		Precautions When Using ROPS................................................................................................. 43
		Unauthorized Modifications.................................................................................................. 44
		Leaving The Operator’s Seat................................................................................................. 44
		Getting On And Off The Machine.............................................................................................. 45
		Checking The Rear-view Mirrors.............................................................................................. 45
		Preventing Fires Due To Fuel And Oil........................................................................................ 46
		Preventing Burns............................................................................................................ 46
		Preventing Injury Due To Asbestos Dust...................................................................................... 47
		Preventing Injury Caused By The Work Equipment.............................................................................. 47
		Precautions Concerning The Cab Structure.................................................................................... 47
		Precautions Concerning The Equipment........................................................................................ 48
	PRECAUTIONS TAKEN BEFORE STARTING THE ENGINE.................................................................................... 48
		Safety On The Worksite...................................................................................................... 48
		Fire Prevention............................................................................................................. 48
		Precautions Taken In The Operator’s Cab..................................................................................... 48
		Room Ventilation............................................................................................................ 49
		Precautions Taken For Lights................................................................................................ 49
		Cleaning Windows And Rear-view Mirrors - Checking Windshield Wiper Blades................................................... 49
	PRECAUTIONS TAKEN WHEN WORKING.................................................................................................. 50
		Starting The Engine......................................................................................................... 50
		Rules Followed When Traveling On Roads...................................................................................... 50
		Checks For Traveling In Reverse............................................................................................. 50
		Moving The Machine.......................................................................................................... 51
		Working On Slopes........................................................................................................... 51
		Preventing Electrocution.................................................................................................... 53
		Visibility.................................................................................................................. 53
		Working On Icy Or Snow-Covered Surfaces..................................................................................... 54
		Preventing Damage Caused By Work Equipment.................................................................................. 54
		Working On Loose Ground..................................................................................................... 54
		Parking The Machine......................................................................................................... 55
	TRANSPORTING THE MACHINE ON OTHER VEHICLES...................................................................................... 56
		Loading And Unloading The Machine........................................................................................... 56
		The Route................................................................................................................... 56
	BATTERY......................................................................................................................... 57
		Safety Precautions For Work On Batteries.................................................................................... 57
		Starting With Booster Cables................................................................................................ 57
	PRECAUTIONS FOR EMERGENCY RECOVERY.............................................................................................. 58
	PRECAUTIONS DURING MAINTENANCE.................................................................................................. 60
		Warning Plates.............................................................................................................. 60
		Tools....................................................................................................................... 60
		Personnel................................................................................................................... 61
		Equipment................................................................................................................... 61
		Working Under The Machine................................................................................................... 61
		Keeping The Machine Clean................................................................................................... 61
		Use Of The Engine During Maintenance........................................................................................ 62
		Periodical Replacement Of Parts That Are Critical For Safety................................................................ 62
		Stop The Engine Before Carrying Out Any Maintenance Operation Or Inspection................................................. 62
		Rules For Refuelling And Adding Oil......................................................................................... 63
		Checking The Coolant Level In The Radiator.................................................................................. 63
		Using Lamps................................................................................................................. 63
		Precautions Concerning The Battery And Alternator........................................................................... 64
		Precautions Concerning The Starter.......................................................................................... 65
		Precautions Concerning High-Pressure Hoses.................................................................................. 66
		Precautions When Working On High-Pressure Hoses............................................................................. 66
		Precautions For Maintenance Work Involving High Temperatures And Pressures.................................................. 66
		Cooling Fan And Fan Belt.................................................................................................... 67
		Waste Materials............................................................................................................. 67
		Precautions When Inflating The Tires........................................................................................ 67
		Precautions When Using Synthetic Biodegradable Oil Type (HEES).............................................................. 68
OPERATION........................................................................................................................... 70
	GENERAL VIEWS................................................................................................................... 71
		Front General View.......................................................................................................... 71
		Rear general view........................................................................................................... 72
		Cab Inside General View..................................................................................................... 73
	INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS........................................................................................................ 75
		Instruments................................................................................................................. 75
		Warning Lights.............................................................................................................. 77
		Switches And Push Buttons................................................................................................... 82
		Electrical Accessories...................................................................................................... 87
		Machine Controls............................................................................................................ 90
			ISO Pattern Control System.............................................................................................. 91
			Optional Pattern Control System......................................................................................... 93
		Optional Pattern Control System............................................................................................. 97
	FUSES AND RELAYS................................................................................................................108
		Machine Function Fuses......................................................................................................108
		Version With Optionals......................................................................................................109
		Main Fuse...................................................................................................................109
		Relays......................................................................................................................110
	GUARDS AND DRIVER’S SEAT........................................................................................................112
		Engine Hood.................................................................................................................112
		Rear Panel..................................................................................................................113
		Cab.........................................................................................................................114
			Raising The Cab.........................................................................................................115
		Standard Seat...............................................................................................................117
		Cushioned Seat..............................................................................................................117
		Seat Safety Switch..........................................................................................................118
		Safety Belt.................................................................................................................119
		Emergency Exit..............................................................................................................119
		Technical Documentation Case................................................................................................120
		Fire Extinguisher...........................................................................................................120
		First Aid Kit...............................................................................................................120
		Battery Disconnect Switch...................................................................................................121
	OPERATING THE MACHINE...........................................................................................................122
		Checks Before Starting The Engine...........................................................................................122
			Visual Checks...........................................................................................................122
			Daily Checks............................................................................................................122
			Operational Checks......................................................................................................123
		Starting The Engine.........................................................................................................124
			Starting With Warm Engine Or In Temperate Climates......................................................................124
			Starting With Cold Engine Or In Cold Climates...........................................................................125
		Warming The Engine..........................................................................................................126
		Heating The Hydraulic Oil...................................................................................................126
			Travel Circuit Hydraulic Oil Warm-Up....................................................................................127
		How To Move The Machine (ISO Pattern Control System)........................................................................128
		Steering (Changing Direction)...............................................................................................130
		How To Move The Machine (Optional Pattern Control System)...................................................................132
		Steering (Changing Direction)...............................................................................................134
		Moving On Slopes............................................................................................................136
	CHANGING THE OPERATING PATTERN..................................................................................................137
		How To Change The Operating Pattern.........................................................................................139
		Maximum Immersion Depth.....................................................................................................140
	HAND & FOOT CONTROL SYSTEM......................................................................................................141
		Machine Controls............................................................................................................141
		Travel And Steering Control Levers..........................................................................................142
		Work Equipment Control Pedals (Loader Arm And Bucket).......................................................................144
		Auxiliary Hydraulic Kit Control.............................................................................................147
		How To Move The Machine (Hand & Foot Control System)........................................................................150
		Steering (Changing Direction)...............................................................................................152
	PARKING THE MACHINE.............................................................................................................154
		Parking On Level Ground.....................................................................................................154
	STOPPING THE ENGINE.............................................................................................................155
	TRANSPORTING THE MACHINE ON OTHER VEHICLES......................................................................................156
		Loading And Unloading The Machine...........................................................................................156
		Transport...................................................................................................................157
	HOW TO LIFT THE MACHINE.........................................................................................................158
	PRECAUTIONS IN THE COLD SEASON..................................................................................................159
		Fuel And Lubricants.........................................................................................................159
		Coolant.....................................................................................................................159
		Battery.....................................................................................................................160
		Other Precautions...........................................................................................................160
		Precautions At The End Of Work..............................................................................................160
		Precautions In The Warm Season..............................................................................................161
	USING THE WORK EQUIPMENT........................................................................................................162
		Lowering The Equipment In Case Of Machine Failure...........................................................................162
		Organizing The Work Area....................................................................................................163
		Loading Material On Heaps And On Level Surfaces.............................................................................164
		Loading Material On Slopes..................................................................................................165
		Digging Method..............................................................................................................166
		Changing The Bucket Or The Equipment With Standard Rapid Coupling...........................................................167
		Releasing The Bucket........................................................................................................168
		Coupling The Bucket.........................................................................................................168
		Changing The Bucket Or The Equipment With Optional Rapid Coupling...........................................................170
		Removing The Bucket Or The Equipment........................................................................................171
		Connecting The Bucket.......................................................................................................172
		Checking The Position Of The Locking Pins...................................................................................173
		Adjusting The Locking Pins..................................................................................................174
	LONG PERIODS OF INACTIVITY......................................................................................................175
		Before The Period Of Inactivity.............................................................................................175
		During The Period Of Inactivity.............................................................................................176
		After The Period Of Inactivity..............................................................................................176
	TROUBLESHOOTING.................................................................................................................177
		How To Remove The Machine...................................................................................................177
		If The Fuel Has Been Completely Depleted....................................................................................177
		If The Battery Is Depleted..................................................................................................178
		Starting With Booster Cables................................................................................................179
		Other Troubles..............................................................................................................181
			Electrical Circuit......................................................................................................181
			Hydraulic System........................................................................................................181
			Engine..................................................................................................................182
			Hydrostatic Transmission................................................................................................183
MAINTENANCE.........................................................................................................................186
	GUIDE TO MAINTENANCE............................................................................................................187
	MAINTENANCE NOTES...............................................................................................................188
	NOTES REGARDING THE ENGINE......................................................................................................188
		Engine Oil..................................................................................................................188
		Coolant.....................................................................................................................188
		Fuel........................................................................................................................189
		Notes Regarding The Hydraulic System........................................................................................189
		Notes Regarding The Electrical System.......................................................................................189
		Notes Regarding Lubrication.................................................................................................190
		Parts Subject To Wear That Periodically Need Changing.......................................................................190
	FUEL, COOLANT AND LUBRICANTS....................................................................................................191
		Homologated Synthetic Biodegradable Lubricants Type HEES....................................................................192
	TORQUE FOR SCREWS AND NUTS......................................................................................................193
		Standard Torques............................................................................................................193
		Specific Torques............................................................................................................193
	LUBRICATION.....................................................................................................................194
		Lubrication Diagram.........................................................................................................194
	PERIODIC REPLACEMENT OF COMPONENTS FOR SAFETY...................................................................................195
		Critical Parts For Safety...................................................................................................196
			Fuel Supply System......................................................................................................196
			Standard Hydraulic System...............................................................................................197
			High-flow And Super Flow Hydraulic System...............................................................................199
	MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE............................................................................................................202
		Maintenance Schedule Chart..................................................................................................202
	MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE...........................................................................................................204
		When Required...............................................................................................................204
			Checking, Cleaning Or Changing The Air Cleaner Cartridge................................................................204
			Tire Rotation...........................................................................................................205
			Draining The Fuel Tank..................................................................................................206
			Releasing The Parking Brake.............................................................................................207
			Checking The Battery Charge Level.......................................................................................208
		Checks Before Starting......................................................................................................209
			Various Checks..........................................................................................................209
			Checking The Coolant Level..............................................................................................209
			Checking The Fuel Level.................................................................................................210
			Checking The Engine Oil Level...........................................................................................211
			Checking The Oil Level In The Hydraulic Circuit.........................................................................212
			Checking The Water Separator For Sediments And Water....................................................................213
			Checking The Wiring System..............................................................................................213
		Maintenance After The First 50 Hours Of Operation...........................................................................214
		Maintenance Every 50 Hours Of Operation.....................................................................................214
			Checking The Tire Pressure..............................................................................................214
			Checking The Coolant Level In The Radiator..............................................................................214
		Maintenance After The First 250 Hours Of Operation..........................................................................215
		Maintenance Every 250 Hours Of Operation....................................................................................215
			Adjusting The Fan Belt Tension..........................................................................................215
			Checking The Gearing Chain Tension......................................................................................216
			Cleaning The Outside Of The Radiators...................................................................................218
			Checking The Wheel Nut Driving Torque...................................................................................218
			Checking The Oil Level In The Final Transmissions.......................................................................219
			Lubricating The Joints..................................................................................................220
			Changing The Engine Oil.................................................................................................221
			Changing The Engine Oil Filter..........................................................................................222
		Maintenance After The First 500 Hours Of Operation (Only For Machines Filled With Synthetic Biodegradable Oil Type HEES)....223
		Maintenance Every 500 Hours Of Operation....................................................................................223
			Changing The Fuel Filter................................................................................................223
			Changing The Hydraulic Oil Drain Filter.................................................................................225
			Cleaning The Water Separator............................................................................................226
			Draining The Hydraulic Oil Tank (Only For Machines Filled With Synthetic Biodegradable Oil Type HEES)...................228
		Maintenance Every 1000 Hours Of Operation...................................................................................229
			Changing The Oil In The Final Transmission..............................................................................229
			Changing The Hydraulic System Oil And Cleaning The Suction Filter.......................................................230
			Checking And Adjusting The Engine Valve Clearance.......................................................................231
		Maintenance Every 2000 Hours Of Operation...................................................................................232
			Changing The Coolant....................................................................................................232
		Changing The Suction Filter.................................................................................................233
			Checking The Alternator And The Starter.................................................................................234
SPECIFICATIONS......................................................................................................................236
	TECHNICAL DATA..................................................................................................................237
		Standard Machine Overall Dimensions.........................................................................................237
			Overall Dimensions With Standard Bucket L 1730 mm (68.1 in) And Tires (10x16.5).........................................237
			Overall Dimensions With Bucket L 1550 mm (61.0 in) And Tires (10x16.5)..................................................238
			Overall Dimensions With Bucket L 1800 mm (70.8 in) And Tires (10x16.5)..................................................238
		Machine Overall Dimensions With Optional Equipment..........................................................................239
			Overall Dimensions With Pallet Forks....................................................................................239
			Overall Dimensions With Snow Blade......................................................................................239
			Overall Dimensions With Mixing Bucket...................................................................................240
			Overall Dimensions With Sweeper.........................................................................................240
			Overall Dimensions With Grapple Fork....................................................................................241
		Technical Characteristics...................................................................................................242
			Total Mass..............................................................................................................242
			Bucket Capacity.........................................................................................................242
			Engine..................................................................................................................242
			Electrical System.......................................................................................................242
			Speed...................................................................................................................242
			Tires...................................................................................................................242
			Solid Tires.............................................................................................................242
OPTIONS, ATTACHMENTS................................................................................................................244
	AUTHORIZED OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT...................................................................................................245
		Precautions Regarding Safety................................................................................................245
		Precautions Regarding The Installation Of Equipment.........................................................................246
		Characteristics Of The Standard Machine Optional Equipment..................................................................246
		Characteristics Of The Optional Equipment Of The Machine Version With High-flow And Super-flow Hydraulic System.............247
	CHANGING THE AUTHORIZED EQUIPMENT...............................................................................................248
		Connecting The Excavator....................................................................................................248
		Connecting The Hydraulic Circuit............................................................................................249
		Connecting The Return Circuit With Direct Drainage Into The Tank............................................................251
		Preparing The Machine For The Use Of The Excavator..........................................................................252
		Using The Machine With The Excavator........................................................................................252
	PALLET FORKS....................................................................................................................253

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