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Liebherr R 914 B Litronic 960 961 962 963 964 965 966 1019 1061 Material Handler Hydraulic Excavator Operating Manual SN 11229
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Liebherr R 914 B Litronic 960 961 962 963 964 965 966 1019 1061 Material Handler Hydraulic Excavator Operating Manual SN 11229 – PDF DOWNLOAD
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Liebherr R 914 B Litronic 960 961 962 963 964 965 966 1019 1061 Material Handler Hydraulic Excavator Operating Manual SN 11229 – PDF DOWNLOAD
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Liebherr R 914 B Litronic 960 961 962 963 964 965 966 1019 1061 Material Handler Hydraulic Excavator Operating Manual SN 11229 – PDF DOWNLOAD
Preface:
These operating instructions have been written for the machine operator and for the maintenance personnel of the machine.
They contain:
– The technical data.
– The safety requirements.
– The operating instructions.
– The maintenance instructions.
The operating instructions are to be read and used carefully by all persons who carry out work with or on the machine before putting the machine into service for the first time and later, at regular intervals.
Work with or on the machine includes, for example:
- Operation including setting up and equipping, rectifying malfunctions during the course of work, resolving production dropouts, care, disposal of operating and process materials.
- Maintenance, including maintenance, inspection and repair work.
- Transportation or loading the machine.
The operating instructions allow the machine operator to familiarize themselves with the machine more easily and prevent malfunctions occurring due to improper operation. The observance of the operating and maintenance instructions by maintenance personnel:
- increases reliability in use.
- extends the service life of your machine.
- reduces repair costs and downtime.
The operating instructions belong with the machine for the entire lifetime of the machine. Place a copy in an easily reached position on the cab storage shelf. This copy must be replaced immediately if lost, damaged or unreadable.
The operating and maintenance instructions must be completed by information on current national regulations for accident prevention and protection. In addition to the operating instructions and legally binding regulations on accident prevention which apply in the user country and at point of use, authorized specialist rules for safe and correct working procedures are also to be observed.
These operating and maintenance instructions contain all the information required for operating and maintaining your machine.
- Some illustrations in these operating instructions may depict details and working devices which differ from your machine.
- In some illustrations, protective devices and covers have been removed in the interests of better presentation.
- Improvements, which are always being incorporated into our machines, may result in changes to your machine which are not yet indicated in these operating instructions.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Liebherr R 914 B Litronic 960 961 962 963 964 965 966 1019 1061 Material Handler Hydraulic Excavator Operating Manual SN 11229 – PDF DOWNLOAD
1 Product description 1-1
1 1 Assembly – overview 1-1
1 1 1 Machine with backhoe attachment 1-1
1 1 2 Uppercarriage 1-2
1 1 3 Undercarriage 1-3
1 2 Technical data 1-3
1 1 1 Machine with backhoe attachment 1-1
1 1 2 Uppercarriage 1-2
1 1 3 Undercarriage 1-3
1 2 Technical data 1-3
2 Safety information, signs 2-1
2 1 Symbols in the operating instructions 2-1
2 2 Use in accordance with the regulations 2-2
2 3 Safety instructions 2-2
2 3 1 General safety instructions 2-2
2 3 2 Avoidance of crushing and burns 2-3
2 3 3 Avoidance of fire and explosions 2-4
2 4 Signs on the machine 2-5
2 4 1 Introduction 2-5
2 4 2 Arrangement of signage 2-6
2 4 3 Explanation of signage 2-7
2 4 4 Nameplates on the machine 2-11
2 2 Use in accordance with the regulations 2-2
2 3 Safety instructions 2-2
2 3 1 General safety instructions 2-2
2 3 2 Avoidance of crushing and burns 2-3
2 3 3 Avoidance of fire and explosions 2-4
2 4 Signs on the machine 2-5
2 4 1 Introduction 2-5
2 4 2 Arrangement of signage 2-6
2 4 3 Explanation of signage 2-7
2 4 4 Nameplates on the machine 2-11
3 Control and operation 3-1
3 1 Operating and control elements 3-1
3 1 1 Overview of the operator’s standing position 3-1
3 1 2 Arrangement of joystick 3-3
3 1 3 Keypad 3-4
3 1 4 Monitoring display 3-8
3 1 5 Main screen 3-11
3 2 Access and equipment of the cab 3-27
3 2 1 Safely getting up 3-27
3 2 2 Safely getting down 3-28
3 2 3 Entering or leaving the cab 3-29
3 2 4 Height adjustable cab (optional extra) 3-31
3 2 5 Safety lever 3-33
3 2 6 Operator’s seat 3-34
3 2 7 Windscreen 3-38
3 2 8 Sun visor 3-38
3 2 9 Sun visor on left door glass (optional extra) 3-38
3 2 10Interior lighting – Safety hammer 3-39
3 2 11Fire extinguisher* 3-39
3 2 12Windscreen wiper 3-40
3 2 13Lighting 3-42
3 2 14Heater and air conditioner 3-43
3 3 Operation 3-47
3 3 1 Safety instructions 3-47
3 3 2 Stopping the machine safely 3-48
3 3 3 Starting / stopping the machine 3-48
3 3 4 Delay engine cut-out 5 min (option) 3-54
3 3 5 indicatorStarting aids 3-56
3 3 6 Jump start procedure 3-58
3 3 7 Emergency operations 3-58
3 3 8 Driving 3-61
3 3 9 Drive warning device (optional extra) 3-64
3 3 10Towing the machine 3-64
3 4 Working with the machine 3-65
3 1 1 Overview of the operator’s standing position 3-1
3 1 2 Arrangement of joystick 3-3
3 1 3 Keypad 3-4
3 1 4 Monitoring display 3-8
3 1 5 Main screen 3-11
3 2 Access and equipment of the cab 3-27
3 2 1 Safely getting up 3-27
3 2 2 Safely getting down 3-28
3 2 3 Entering or leaving the cab 3-29
3 2 4 Height adjustable cab (optional extra) 3-31
3 2 5 Safety lever 3-33
3 2 6 Operator’s seat 3-34
3 2 7 Windscreen 3-38
3 2 8 Sun visor 3-38
3 2 9 Sun visor on left door glass (optional extra) 3-38
3 2 10Interior lighting – Safety hammer 3-39
3 2 11Fire extinguisher* 3-39
3 2 12Windscreen wiper 3-40
3 2 13Lighting 3-42
3 2 14Heater and air conditioner 3-43
3 3 Operation 3-47
3 3 1 Safety instructions 3-47
3 3 2 Stopping the machine safely 3-48
3 3 3 Starting / stopping the machine 3-48
3 3 4 Delay engine cut-out 5 min (option) 3-54
3 3 5 indicatorStarting aids 3-56
3 3 6 Jump start procedure 3-58
3 3 7 Emergency operations 3-58
3 3 8 Driving 3-61
3 3 9 Drive warning device (optional extra) 3-64
3 3 10Towing the machine 3-64
3 4 Working with the machine 3-65
3 4 1 Safely getting up or down 3-65
3 4 2 Working safely with the machine 3-66
3 4 3 Low idle automatic 3-70
3 4 4 Operating the swing gear 3-71
3 4 5 Working position 3-74
3 4 6 Joystick functions when setting up the machine 3-74
3 4 7 Lowering the work equipment when the engine is not running 3-76
3 4 8 Turning, rotating, bolting and unbolting the add-on unit 3-77
3 4 9 Magnetic system (special equipment) 3-78
3 4 10Add-on kits AHS 1, AHS 11 and AHS 12 (optional extra) 3-79
3 4 11Add-on kits Tool Control AHS 1, AHS 11 and AHS 12 (optional extra) 3-82
3 4 12Foot pedals travel control with add on kits AHS (optional extra) 3-84
3 4 13Adjust boom to side 3-85
3 4 14Adjust boom to side (Tool Control) 3-87
3 4 15Transferring controls (optional extra) 3-91
3 4 16Transferring controls PCSA – LH (optional extra) 3-92
3 4 17Transferring controls PCSA – J Deere (optional extra) 3-93
3 4 18Transferring AHS controls (optional extra) 3-94
3 4 19Dozer blade (only for type 1061) 3-95
3 4 20Mechanical stanchion cylinder shut-down (option) 3-96
3 4 21Overload warning device 3-98
3 4 220verload warning device 3-99
3 5 Attaching and dismounting equipment parts 3-104
3 5 1 Attaching and removing equipment parts safely 3-104
3 5 2 Removing and installing equipment bolts safely 3-104
3 5 3 Attaching and dismounting the bucket 3-105
3 5 4 Attaching and dismounting the bucket with improved sealing 3-107
3 5 5 Attaching and dismounting the grab on stick 3-110
3 5 6 Attaching and dismounting the grab on stick 3-113
3 5 7 Attaching and dismounting the grab on the industrial stanchion 3-115
3 5 8 Attaching and dismounting the stick to the boom 3-118
3 5 9 Mechanical quick-change adapter (optional extra) 3-120
3 5 10Hydraulic quick-change adapter (optional extra) 3-125
3 5 11LIKUFIX — hydraulic coupling system (optional extra) 3-131
3 6 General working methods 3-134
3 6 1 Minimum impact working methods for your machine 3-134
3 6 2 Preparatory activities 3-134
3 6 3 Working with the backhoe bucket 3-135
3 6 4 Loading the transport vehicle 3-137
3 6 5 Working with the clamshell bucket (construction equipment) 3-138
3 6 6 Hoisting work 3-140
3 6 7 Working with the hydraulic hammer 3-140
3 6 8 Working with the grapple (industrial equipment) 3-142
3 6 9 Skimming 3-143
3 7 Transport 3-144
3 7 1 Transporting the machine safely 3-144
3 7 2 Transporting the machine on a low loader 3-145
3 7 3 Loading the machine with a crane 3-147
3 4 2 Working safely with the machine 3-66
3 4 3 Low idle automatic 3-70
3 4 4 Operating the swing gear 3-71
3 4 5 Working position 3-74
3 4 6 Joystick functions when setting up the machine 3-74
3 4 7 Lowering the work equipment when the engine is not running 3-76
3 4 8 Turning, rotating, bolting and unbolting the add-on unit 3-77
3 4 9 Magnetic system (special equipment) 3-78
3 4 10Add-on kits AHS 1, AHS 11 and AHS 12 (optional extra) 3-79
3 4 11Add-on kits Tool Control AHS 1, AHS 11 and AHS 12 (optional extra) 3-82
3 4 12Foot pedals travel control with add on kits AHS (optional extra) 3-84
3 4 13Adjust boom to side 3-85
3 4 14Adjust boom to side (Tool Control) 3-87
3 4 15Transferring controls (optional extra) 3-91
3 4 16Transferring controls PCSA – LH (optional extra) 3-92
3 4 17Transferring controls PCSA – J Deere (optional extra) 3-93
3 4 18Transferring AHS controls (optional extra) 3-94
3 4 19Dozer blade (only for type 1061) 3-95
3 4 20Mechanical stanchion cylinder shut-down (option) 3-96
3 4 21Overload warning device 3-98
3 4 220verload warning device 3-99
3 5 Attaching and dismounting equipment parts 3-104
3 5 1 Attaching and removing equipment parts safely 3-104
3 5 2 Removing and installing equipment bolts safely 3-104
3 5 3 Attaching and dismounting the bucket 3-105
3 5 4 Attaching and dismounting the bucket with improved sealing 3-107
3 5 5 Attaching and dismounting the grab on stick 3-110
3 5 6 Attaching and dismounting the grab on stick 3-113
3 5 7 Attaching and dismounting the grab on the industrial stanchion 3-115
3 5 8 Attaching and dismounting the stick to the boom 3-118
3 5 9 Mechanical quick-change adapter (optional extra) 3-120
3 5 10Hydraulic quick-change adapter (optional extra) 3-125
3 5 11LIKUFIX — hydraulic coupling system (optional extra) 3-131
3 6 General working methods 3-134
3 6 1 Minimum impact working methods for your machine 3-134
3 6 2 Preparatory activities 3-134
3 6 3 Working with the backhoe bucket 3-135
3 6 4 Loading the transport vehicle 3-137
3 6 5 Working with the clamshell bucket (construction equipment) 3-138
3 6 6 Hoisting work 3-140
3 6 7 Working with the hydraulic hammer 3-140
3 6 8 Working with the grapple (industrial equipment) 3-142
3 6 9 Skimming 3-143
3 7 Transport 3-144
3 7 1 Transporting the machine safely 3-144
3 7 2 Transporting the machine on a low loader 3-145
3 7 3 Loading the machine with a crane 3-147
4 Malfunctions 4-1
4 1 Error code charts 4-2
4 1 1 Sensors 4-2
4 1 2 Regulating circuit 4-3
4 1 3 Stanchion cylinder shut-down (only for machines which handle material or for machines with
optional extras)4-3
4 1 4 Keypad 4-4
4 1 5 Display 4-4
4 1 6 Coding error 4-4
4 1 Error code charts 4-2
4 1 1 Sensors 4-2
4 1 2 Regulating circuit 4-3
4 1 3 Stanchion cylinder shut-down (only for machines which handle material or for machines with
optional extras)4-3
4 1 4 Keypad 4-4
4 1 5 Display 4-4
4 1 6 Coding error 4-4
4 1 7 Other errors 4-5
4 1 8 Error due to warning symbols in SY field 4-5
4 2 Faults and remedies 4-6
4 2 1 Diesel engine and fuel system 4-6
4 2 2 Hydraulic system 4-7
4 2 3 Transmission 4-8
4 2 4 Electrical system 4-8
4 2 5 Heating/air-conditioning system 4-9
4 2 6 Work equipment 4-9
4 3 Fuses and relays 4-9
4 3 1 Fuse box E50 4-9
4 3 2 ESP02 board 4-11
4 3 3 A1001 board 4-13
4 1 8 Error due to warning symbols in SY field 4-5
4 2 Faults and remedies 4-6
4 2 1 Diesel engine and fuel system 4-6
4 2 2 Hydraulic system 4-7
4 2 3 Transmission 4-8
4 2 4 Electrical system 4-8
4 2 5 Heating/air-conditioning system 4-9
4 2 6 Work equipment 4-9
4 3 Fuses and relays 4-9
4 3 1 Fuse box E50 4-9
4 3 2 ESP02 board 4-11
4 3 3 A1001 board 4-13
5 Maintenance 5-1
5 1 Servicing the machine safely 5-1
5 1 1 General safety instructions 5-1
5 1 2 Cleaning 5-1
5 1 3 Crack testing 5-2
5 1 4 Welding, drilling, firing and grinding work 5-3
5 1 5 Process materials 5-3
5 1 6 Repair work 5-3
5 1 7 Electrical system 5-4
5 1 8 Hydraulic accumulator 5-5
5 1 9 Hydraulic hoses and sheathed cables 5-5
5 2 Maintenance access doors 5-6
5 2 1 Overview of access doors 5-6
5 2 2 Door lock 5-7
5 2 3 Engine hood lock 5-8
5 3 Lubricating and operating materials 5-8
5 3 1 General information on changing lubricating and operating materials 5-8
5 3 2 Lubrication chart 5-10
5 3 3 Lubricant chart 5-11
5 3 4 Operating material chart 5-12
5 4 Lubricating and operating material specifications 5-12
5 4 1 Lubrication oil for the diesel engine 5-12
5 4 2 Fuel 5-13
5 4 3 Transmission oil 5-18
5 4 4 Lubricating grease and other lubricants 5-18
5 4 5 Coolant 5-18
5 5 Diesel engine 5-25
5 5 1 Checking the oil level in the diesel engine 5-25
5 5 2 Changing the diesel engine oil 5-25
5 5 3 Ribbed V-belt for the A/C compressor and alternator installation 5-26
5 5 4 Oil separator 5-27
5 6 Cooling system 5-28
5 6 1 Checking and cleaning the cooling system 5-28
5 6 2 Checking the coolant level 5-29
5 6 3 Coolant antifreeze and anti-corrosion fluid 5-29
5 6 4 Changing water filters 5-29
5 6 5 Changing the coolant 5-30
5 6 6 Reversible fan drive (option) 5-33
5 7 Fuel system 5-34
5 7 1 Refuelling 5-34
5 7 2 Electrical refuelling pump (optional extra) 5-35
5 7 3 Draining the fuel tank 5-36
5 7 4 Emptying and cleaning the fuel tank 5-36
5 7 5 Draining and changing fuel filter cartridges 5-37
5 1 Servicing the machine safely 5-1
5 1 1 General safety instructions 5-1
5 1 2 Cleaning 5-1
5 1 3 Crack testing 5-2
5 1 4 Welding, drilling, firing and grinding work 5-3
5 1 5 Process materials 5-3
5 1 6 Repair work 5-3
5 1 7 Electrical system 5-4
5 1 8 Hydraulic accumulator 5-5
5 1 9 Hydraulic hoses and sheathed cables 5-5
5 2 Maintenance access doors 5-6
5 2 1 Overview of access doors 5-6
5 2 2 Door lock 5-7
5 2 3 Engine hood lock 5-8
5 3 Lubricating and operating materials 5-8
5 3 1 General information on changing lubricating and operating materials 5-8
5 3 2 Lubrication chart 5-10
5 3 3 Lubricant chart 5-11
5 3 4 Operating material chart 5-12
5 4 Lubricating and operating material specifications 5-12
5 4 1 Lubrication oil for the diesel engine 5-12
5 4 2 Fuel 5-13
5 4 3 Transmission oil 5-18
5 4 4 Lubricating grease and other lubricants 5-18
5 4 5 Coolant 5-18
5 5 Diesel engine 5-25
5 5 1 Checking the oil level in the diesel engine 5-25
5 5 2 Changing the diesel engine oil 5-25
5 5 3 Ribbed V-belt for the A/C compressor and alternator installation 5-26
5 5 4 Oil separator 5-27
5 6 Cooling system 5-28
5 6 1 Checking and cleaning the cooling system 5-28
5 6 2 Checking the coolant level 5-29
5 6 3 Coolant antifreeze and anti-corrosion fluid 5-29
5 6 4 Changing water filters 5-29
5 6 5 Changing the coolant 5-30
5 6 6 Reversible fan drive (option) 5-33
5 7 Fuel system 5-34
5 7 1 Refuelling 5-34
5 7 2 Electrical refuelling pump (optional extra) 5-35
5 7 3 Draining the fuel tank 5-36
5 7 4 Emptying and cleaning the fuel tank 5-36
5 7 5 Draining and changing fuel filter cartridges 5-37
5 7 6 Venting the fuel system 5-38
5 8 Dry air filter 5-39
5 8 1 Changing the main element 5-39
5 8 2 Changing the safety element 5-40
5 8 3 Monitoring the filtered air line 5-41
5 8 4 Bleeding the hydraulic cylinders 5-41
5 8 5 Bypass oil filter for hydraulic circuit (option) 5-42
5 8 6 Return oil filter for hydraulic hammer (option) 5-43
5 8 7 Servicing the hydraulic cylinder 5-45
5 8 8 Replacing hydraulic hoses 5-46
5 9 Oil changes on components 5-47
5 9 1 General information 5-47
5 9 2 Slewing gear transmission – oil change 5-48
5 9 3 Travelling gear – changing the oil 5-49
5 10 Running gear 5-49
5 10 1Checking the running gear component mountings 5-50
5 10 2Monitoring the crawler tension 5-50
5 10 3Retensioning the crawler 5-51
5 10 4Releasing the crawler tension 5-51
5 10 5Cleaning the running gear 5-52
5 11 Electrical system 5-52
5 11 1Notes on the electrical system 5-52
5 11 2Main battery switch 5-53
5 11 3Battery care 5-54
5 11 4Slip ring assembly (optional extra) 5-55
5 12 Heating/air-conditioning system 5-55
5 12 1Recirculated and fresh air filters 5-56
5 12 2Heating system 5-57
5 12 3Air-conditioning system 5-57
5 13 Greasing the machine 5-59
5 13 1Changes in the lubrication circuit 5-59
5 13 2Centralised lubrication system for uppercarriage and attachment 5-60
5 13 3Standard manual lubrication 5-62
5 13 4Semi-automatic greasing (optional extra) 5-64
5 13 5Automatic greasing (optional extra) 5-66
5 13 6Greasing buckets / shovel tilting device 5-67
5 13 7Greasing the grab (optional extra) 5-68
5 14 Quick-change systems 5-69
5 14 1Greasing the mechanical quick-change adapter (optional extra) 5-69
5 14 2Hydraulic quick-change adapter (optional extra) 5-69
5 14 3LIKUFIX (optional extra) 5-71
5 14 4Checking and maintenance of quick change coupler 5-72
5 15 Drive unit brakes and swing gear brakes 5-73
5 16 General maintenance points 5-73
5 16 1Replacing working parts 5-73
5 16 2Replacing the teeth on the bucket 5-74
5 16 3Welding work on the machine 5-75
5 17 Control and maintenance chart 5-76
5 8 Dry air filter 5-39
5 8 1 Changing the main element 5-39
5 8 2 Changing the safety element 5-40
5 8 3 Monitoring the filtered air line 5-41
5 8 4 Bleeding the hydraulic cylinders 5-41
5 8 5 Bypass oil filter for hydraulic circuit (option) 5-42
5 8 6 Return oil filter for hydraulic hammer (option) 5-43
5 8 7 Servicing the hydraulic cylinder 5-45
5 8 8 Replacing hydraulic hoses 5-46
5 9 Oil changes on components 5-47
5 9 1 General information 5-47
5 9 2 Slewing gear transmission – oil change 5-48
5 9 3 Travelling gear – changing the oil 5-49
5 10 Running gear 5-49
5 10 1Checking the running gear component mountings 5-50
5 10 2Monitoring the crawler tension 5-50
5 10 3Retensioning the crawler 5-51
5 10 4Releasing the crawler tension 5-51
5 10 5Cleaning the running gear 5-52
5 11 Electrical system 5-52
5 11 1Notes on the electrical system 5-52
5 11 2Main battery switch 5-53
5 11 3Battery care 5-54
5 11 4Slip ring assembly (optional extra) 5-55
5 12 Heating/air-conditioning system 5-55
5 12 1Recirculated and fresh air filters 5-56
5 12 2Heating system 5-57
5 12 3Air-conditioning system 5-57
5 13 Greasing the machine 5-59
5 13 1Changes in the lubrication circuit 5-59
5 13 2Centralised lubrication system for uppercarriage and attachment 5-60
5 13 3Standard manual lubrication 5-62
5 13 4Semi-automatic greasing (optional extra) 5-64
5 13 5Automatic greasing (optional extra) 5-66
5 13 6Greasing buckets / shovel tilting device 5-67
5 13 7Greasing the grab (optional extra) 5-68
5 14 Quick-change systems 5-69
5 14 1Greasing the mechanical quick-change adapter (optional extra) 5-69
5 14 2Hydraulic quick-change adapter (optional extra) 5-69
5 14 3LIKUFIX (optional extra) 5-71
5 14 4Checking and maintenance of quick change coupler 5-72
5 15 Drive unit brakes and swing gear brakes 5-73
5 16 General maintenance points 5-73
5 16 1Replacing working parts 5-73
5 16 2Replacing the teeth on the bucket 5-74
5 16 3Welding work on the machine 5-75
5 17 Control and maintenance chart 5-76
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