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Liebherr Telescopic Handler T33-10 1695 3AS 05S 20156en Operator Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD
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Liebherr Telescopic Handler T33-10 1695 3AS 05S 20156en Operator Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD
Size: 100 MB
Format : PDF
Language : English
Brand: Liebherr
Number of page: 460 page
Type of machine: Liebherr Telescopic Handler
Type of document: Operator Manual
Model: Liebherr Telescopic Handler T33-10 1695 3AS 05S 20156
DESCRIPTION:
Liebherr Telescopic Handler T33-10 1695 3AS 05S 20156en Operator Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD
This operator’s manual has been written for the operator and for the maintenance staff of the machine.
It contains the descriptions for:
- Chapter 1 ‘Product description‘
- Chapter 2 ‘Safety instructions“
- Chapter 3 ‘Control, Operation”
- Chapterd Malfunctions“
- Chapter 5 Maintenance”
The operator’s manual must 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 setup. troubleshooting during work procedure, disposal of production wastes. care. disposal of service and auxiliary materials,
- Service including maintenance, inspection and repair work
- Transport or loading the machine
This allows the machine operator to familiarize himself with the machine more easily and prevent malfunctions due to improper operation. Observation of the operator‘s manual by maintenance staff:
- increases reliability in use
- extends the service life of your machine
- reduces repair costs and downtime
The operator’s manual belongs with the machine. Make sure that a copy is always readily available in the operator’s cab. The operator’s manual should be supplemented with instructions for accident prevention and environmental protection based on existing national regulations. In addition to the operator’s manual 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.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Liebherr Telescopic Handler T33-10 1695 3AS 05S 20156en Operator Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD
Product description
1.1 Technical description
1.1.1 Design overview
1.2 Technical data
1.2.1 Vibrations
1.2.2 002 emissions of the diesel engine
1.2.3 Sound level
1.2.4 Maximum operating weight
1.2.5 Static and dynamic tests
1.2.6 Support loads
1.2.7 Trailer loads and support loads
1.2.8 Stability during operation
1.2.9 Load charts
1.2.10 Working tools
1.2.11 Tyres
1.3 Tightening torques
1.3.1 Preload values and tightening torques for screws with standard and fine
metric thread according to DIN ISO 261
1.1 Technical description
1.1.1 Design overview
1.2 Technical data
1.2.1 Vibrations
1.2.2 002 emissions of the diesel engine
1.2.3 Sound level
1.2.4 Maximum operating weight
1.2.5 Static and dynamic tests
1.2.6 Support loads
1.2.7 Trailer loads and support loads
1.2.8 Stability during operation
1.2.9 Load charts
1.2.10 Working tools
1.2.11 Tyres
1.3 Tightening torques
1.3.1 Preload values and tightening torques for screws with standard and fine
metric thread according to DIN ISO 261
Safety guidelines, signs
2.1 Designation of warning notes
2.1.1 Additional rules and guidelines
2.2 Symbols in the operator’s manual
2.3 Proper use
2.3.1 Laws, rules, guidelines and safety regulations
2.3.2 Intended use
2.3.3 Foreseeable misuse
2.3.4 Hazard zone of the machine
2.3.5 Operating conditions
2.3.6 Disposal
Description of personnel
2.4.1 Personal protective equipment
2.4.2 Requirements for personnel
2.4.3 Operator
2.4.4 Operator
2.4.5 Maintenance staff
2.4.6 Person attaching loads
2.4.7 Guide
Signs on the machine
2.5.1 Safety signs
2.5.2 Information signs
2.5.3 Identification plates
Safety instructions
2.6.1 General safety instructions
2.6.2 Safety instructions for crushing and burn prevention
2.6.3 Safety guidelines for fire and explosion prevention
2.6.4 Safety guidelines for machine start up
2.6.5 Safety instruction for start up
2.6.6 Safety guidelines for working
2.6.7 Working in the vicinity of electrical overhead lines
2.6.8 Safety instructions for travelling on downhill slopes
2.6.9 Safety instructions for parking the machine
2.6.10 Safety guidelines for transporting the machine
2.6.11 Safety instructions for towing and recovering the machine
2.6.12 Safety guidelines for maintenance
2.6.13 Safety guidelines for welding work on the machine
2.6.14 Safety guidelines for working on the working attachment
2.6.15 Safety guidelines for loading the machine with a crane
2.6.16 Safety notes for maintenance of hydraulic hoses and hose lines
2.6.17 Safety guidelines for maintenance work on machines with hydro accu—
mulators
2.6.18 Roll over protection (ROPS) and falling object protection (FOPS)
2.6.19 Equipment and attachment parts
2.6.20 Protection from vibrations
2.6.21 Safety guidelines for machine application in material handling operation
2.6.22 Safety instructions for machine application with quick coupler
2.6.23 See and be seen
2.6.24 Trailer operation
2.6.25 Air brake system for trailers
2.6.26 Hydraulic trailer brake
Control, operation
3.1 Operating and control elements
3.1.1 Operator’s cab
3.1.2 Control elements in the operator’s cab
3.1.3 Display unit with display
3.1.4 Control lever
3.1.5 Steering-column switch
3.2 Operation
3.2.1 Entry
3.2.2 Emergency exit
3.2.3 Door lock
3.2.4 Operator’s seat
3.2.5 Safety belt
3.2.6 Armrest
3.2.7 Steering column and steering wheel
3.2.8 Heating, ventilation
3.2.9 Air conditioning system (option)
3.2.10 Cab window and sun blind
3.2.11 Interior light of operator’s cab and reading light
3.2.12 Side marker lights
3.2.13 Visual aid in operator’s cab (option)
3.2.14 Visual aids
3.2.15 Electric windscreen washer system
3.2.16 Windscreen washertank
3.2.17 Compartment for documentation
3.2.18 Reversing warning device (option)
3.2.19 Fire extinguisher (Option)
3.2.20 Beacon (option)
3.2.21 LiDAT (option)
Operation
3.3.1 Operating machine on a daily basis
3.3.2 Using machine at low or high ambient temperatures
3.3.3 Starting the diesel engine
3.3.4 Travel mode
3.3.5 Driving
3.3.6 On-road travel
3.3.7 Braking
3.3.8 Taking machine out of service
3.3.9 Working with working attachment
3.3.10 Air brake system for trailers (option)
3.3.11 Hydraulic trailer brake (option)
3.3.12 Trailer couplings (option)
3.3.13 Exhaust treatment system
Work methods
3.4.1 Collision between quick coupler and working attachment
3.4.2 Transport position
3.4.3 Working in the vicinity of overhead power lines
3.4.4 Working with the bucket
3.4.5 Working with the forklift
Install and remove the attachment
3.5.1 Mechanical quick coupler
3.5.2 Hydraulic quick coupler (option)
Transport
3.6.1 Transporting machine by truck or rail
3.6.2 Loading the machine with a crane
Emergency operations
3.7.1 Emergency mode function
3.7.2 Towing and recovering the machine
3.7.3 Auxiliary starting procedure
Operating problems
4.1 Servicecodes
4.1.1 Service code list
4.1.1 Explanation of terms for service code list
Problems – Cause – Remedy
4.2.1 Diesel engine
4.2.2 Hydraulic system
4.2.3 Steering system
4.2.4 Brake system
4.2.5 Electrical system
4.2.6 Heating system
4.2.9 Air filter system
4.2.10 Working attachment
4.2.11 Central lubrication system (option)
Problem remedy
4.3.1 Changing fuses
4.3.2 Changing the relays
Maintenance
2.1 Designation of warning notes
2.1.1 Additional rules and guidelines
2.2 Symbols in the operator’s manual
2.3 Proper use
2.3.1 Laws, rules, guidelines and safety regulations
2.3.2 Intended use
2.3.3 Foreseeable misuse
2.3.4 Hazard zone of the machine
2.3.5 Operating conditions
2.3.6 Disposal
Description of personnel
2.4.1 Personal protective equipment
2.4.2 Requirements for personnel
2.4.3 Operator
2.4.4 Operator
2.4.5 Maintenance staff
2.4.6 Person attaching loads
2.4.7 Guide
Signs on the machine
2.5.1 Safety signs
2.5.2 Information signs
2.5.3 Identification plates
Safety instructions
2.6.1 General safety instructions
2.6.2 Safety instructions for crushing and burn prevention
2.6.3 Safety guidelines for fire and explosion prevention
2.6.4 Safety guidelines for machine start up
2.6.5 Safety instruction for start up
2.6.6 Safety guidelines for working
2.6.7 Working in the vicinity of electrical overhead lines
2.6.8 Safety instructions for travelling on downhill slopes
2.6.9 Safety instructions for parking the machine
2.6.10 Safety guidelines for transporting the machine
2.6.11 Safety instructions for towing and recovering the machine
2.6.12 Safety guidelines for maintenance
2.6.13 Safety guidelines for welding work on the machine
2.6.14 Safety guidelines for working on the working attachment
2.6.15 Safety guidelines for loading the machine with a crane
2.6.16 Safety notes for maintenance of hydraulic hoses and hose lines
2.6.17 Safety guidelines for maintenance work on machines with hydro accu—
mulators
2.6.18 Roll over protection (ROPS) and falling object protection (FOPS)
2.6.19 Equipment and attachment parts
2.6.20 Protection from vibrations
2.6.21 Safety guidelines for machine application in material handling operation
2.6.22 Safety instructions for machine application with quick coupler
2.6.23 See and be seen
2.6.24 Trailer operation
2.6.25 Air brake system for trailers
2.6.26 Hydraulic trailer brake
Control, operation
3.1 Operating and control elements
3.1.1 Operator’s cab
3.1.2 Control elements in the operator’s cab
3.1.3 Display unit with display
3.1.4 Control lever
3.1.5 Steering-column switch
3.2 Operation
3.2.1 Entry
3.2.2 Emergency exit
3.2.3 Door lock
3.2.4 Operator’s seat
3.2.5 Safety belt
3.2.6 Armrest
3.2.7 Steering column and steering wheel
3.2.8 Heating, ventilation
3.2.9 Air conditioning system (option)
3.2.10 Cab window and sun blind
3.2.11 Interior light of operator’s cab and reading light
3.2.12 Side marker lights
3.2.13 Visual aid in operator’s cab (option)
3.2.14 Visual aids
3.2.15 Electric windscreen washer system
3.2.16 Windscreen washertank
3.2.17 Compartment for documentation
3.2.18 Reversing warning device (option)
3.2.19 Fire extinguisher (Option)
3.2.20 Beacon (option)
3.2.21 LiDAT (option)
Operation
3.3.1 Operating machine on a daily basis
3.3.2 Using machine at low or high ambient temperatures
3.3.3 Starting the diesel engine
3.3.4 Travel mode
3.3.5 Driving
3.3.6 On-road travel
3.3.7 Braking
3.3.8 Taking machine out of service
3.3.9 Working with working attachment
3.3.10 Air brake system for trailers (option)
3.3.11 Hydraulic trailer brake (option)
3.3.12 Trailer couplings (option)
3.3.13 Exhaust treatment system
Work methods
3.4.1 Collision between quick coupler and working attachment
3.4.2 Transport position
3.4.3 Working in the vicinity of overhead power lines
3.4.4 Working with the bucket
3.4.5 Working with the forklift
Install and remove the attachment
3.5.1 Mechanical quick coupler
3.5.2 Hydraulic quick coupler (option)
Transport
3.6.1 Transporting machine by truck or rail
3.6.2 Loading the machine with a crane
Emergency operations
3.7.1 Emergency mode function
3.7.2 Towing and recovering the machine
3.7.3 Auxiliary starting procedure
Operating problems
4.1 Servicecodes
4.1.1 Service code list
4.1.1 Explanation of terms for service code list
Problems – Cause – Remedy
4.2.1 Diesel engine
4.2.2 Hydraulic system
4.2.3 Steering system
4.2.4 Brake system
4.2.5 Electrical system
4.2.6 Heating system
4.2.9 Air filter system
4.2.10 Working attachment
4.2.11 Central lubrication system (option)
Problem remedy
4.3.1 Changing fuses
4.3.2 Changing the relays
Maintenance
5.1 Maintenance and inspection schedule
5.2 Fill quantities. lubrication schodulc
5.2.1 Recommended lubricants
5.2.2 Recommended fuel and operating fluids
5.2.3 Lubrication chart
5.2.4 Lubrication chart symbols
5.3 Lubricants and fuels
5.3.1 General information about lubricants and fuels
5.3.2 Diesel fuels
5.3.3 Engine oils
5.3.4 Coolant
5.3.5 Diesel exhaust fluids
5.3.6 Hydraulic oils
5.3.7 Lube oils for axles L
5.3.8 Oil for the brake system
5.3.9 Lube oils for travel gearbox
5.3.10 Grease and other lubricants
5.3.11 Grease for telescopic boom
5.3.12 Oil for hinges and joints
Preparatory maintenance tasks
5.4.1 Maintenance position
5.4.2 Turn the electrical system eff
Overall machine
5.5.1 Lubricating the machine
Diesel engine
5.6.1 Diesel engine: checking oil level
5.6.2 Checking engine compartment for contamination and cleaning it. if
necessary
Cooling system
5.7.1 Cooling system. checivng the coolant level
5.7.2 Cooling system‘ checiong radiator and condenser (or contamznation
and cleaning them, if necessary
Fuel system
5.8.1 Notes for worio’ng on the fuel system
5.8.2 Draining the fuel pre—filter condensation
5.8.3 Fuel tank: draining condensation and sediments
Air filter system
5.9.1 Air filter system: changing air filter
5.9.2 Air filter: cleaning the service cover and dust discharge valve
Hydraulic system
5.10.1 Checking the oil level in the hydraulic tank and topping up oil
5.11 Electrical system
5.11.1 Checking lighting
5.11.2 Electrical system: Checking function of load torque limitation
5.12 Heater, ventilation, air conditioning system
5.12.1 Cleaning the cab air pre-filter and changing it if necessary (option)
5.13 Steering system
5.13.1 Checking function of steering system
5.14 Brake system
5.14.1 Service brake and parking brake: Checking function and effectiveness
5.14.2 Brake system: Checking oil level in the expansion tank
5.15 Axles, tires
5.15.1 Wheels: checking mounting tightness of wheel lugs
5.15.2 Tyres: checking and adjusting air pressure in tyres
5.16 Travel gear
5.17 Telescopic boom
5.17.1 Checking front glide elements for wear and tight seatng Lubricating
glide surfaces on telescopic boom
5.18 Lubrication system
5.18.1 Grease contamer’ check the fill level
5.19 Cleaning the machuie
5.19.1 Wet cleaning the machine
5.20 Preservation tasks
5.20.1 Protecting the piston rods
5.20.2 Taking the machine out of service
5.21 Options
5.21.1 Air brake system‘ drauiing pressure tank
Index
5.2 Fill quantities. lubrication schodulc
5.2.1 Recommended lubricants
5.2.2 Recommended fuel and operating fluids
5.2.3 Lubrication chart
5.2.4 Lubrication chart symbols
5.3 Lubricants and fuels
5.3.1 General information about lubricants and fuels
5.3.2 Diesel fuels
5.3.3 Engine oils
5.3.4 Coolant
5.3.5 Diesel exhaust fluids
5.3.6 Hydraulic oils
5.3.7 Lube oils for axles L
5.3.8 Oil for the brake system
5.3.9 Lube oils for travel gearbox
5.3.10 Grease and other lubricants
5.3.11 Grease for telescopic boom
5.3.12 Oil for hinges and joints
Preparatory maintenance tasks
5.4.1 Maintenance position
5.4.2 Turn the electrical system eff
Overall machine
5.5.1 Lubricating the machine
Diesel engine
5.6.1 Diesel engine: checking oil level
5.6.2 Checking engine compartment for contamination and cleaning it. if
necessary
Cooling system
5.7.1 Cooling system. checivng the coolant level
5.7.2 Cooling system‘ checiong radiator and condenser (or contamznation
and cleaning them, if necessary
Fuel system
5.8.1 Notes for worio’ng on the fuel system
5.8.2 Draining the fuel pre—filter condensation
5.8.3 Fuel tank: draining condensation and sediments
Air filter system
5.9.1 Air filter system: changing air filter
5.9.2 Air filter: cleaning the service cover and dust discharge valve
Hydraulic system
5.10.1 Checking the oil level in the hydraulic tank and topping up oil
5.11 Electrical system
5.11.1 Checking lighting
5.11.2 Electrical system: Checking function of load torque limitation
5.12 Heater, ventilation, air conditioning system
5.12.1 Cleaning the cab air pre-filter and changing it if necessary (option)
5.13 Steering system
5.13.1 Checking function of steering system
5.14 Brake system
5.14.1 Service brake and parking brake: Checking function and effectiveness
5.14.2 Brake system: Checking oil level in the expansion tank
5.15 Axles, tires
5.15.1 Wheels: checking mounting tightness of wheel lugs
5.15.2 Tyres: checking and adjusting air pressure in tyres
5.16 Travel gear
5.17 Telescopic boom
5.17.1 Checking front glide elements for wear and tight seatng Lubricating
glide surfaces on telescopic boom
5.18 Lubrication system
5.18.1 Grease contamer’ check the fill level
5.19 Cleaning the machuie
5.19.1 Wet cleaning the machine
5.20 Preservation tasks
5.20.1 Protecting the piston rods
5.20.2 Taking the machine out of service
5.21 Options
5.21.1 Air brake system‘ drauiing pressure tank
Index
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