New Holland E385C EVO E405C EVO Crawler Excavator Operator’s Manual 90420961 – PDF DOWNLOAD

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New Holland E385C EVO E405C EVO Crawler Excavator Operator’s Manual 90420961 – PDF DOWNLOAD

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New Holland E385C EVO E405C EVO Crawler Excavator Operator’s Manual 90420961 – PDF DOWNLOAD

GENERAL INFORMATION:
Note to the Owner:

• This manual has been developed as a guide for the safe and proper use of the machine, as well as for its maintenance.
• Always follow the recommendations contained in this manual to ensure the best performance, economic operation
  and long service life of the machine. The recommendations in this manual also allow you to prevent the most common causes of accidents that might occur during work or maintenance operations of the machine. Carefully read
  the manual, paying special attention to the instructions regarding safety, operation and maintenance, thus avoiding
  unnecessary risks or injury during use or when performing maintenance operations on the machine.
• Before handing the machine over to an operator, check that:
  • The operator is properly instructed on the correct and safe use of the machine.
  • Make sure that the operator has read and understood the instructions contained in this manual.
  Always keep this manual in the cab. Make sure that the manual is always intact and in good condition. To obtain
  more copies, ask your dealer.
• The machine has been designed and manufactured according to the strictest quality standards and complies with
  the current safety regulations. Never use the machine for applications that are not included in this manual. If you
  have to use the machine with equipment, accessories or special instruments, see your dealer to ensure that any
  adjustments or changes implemented meet the machine’s technical specifications and the safety regulations.
• Any change or adaptation that is not approved and tested by the manufacturer could void the original compliance of the machine in relation to safety requirements, and the people who perform these unapproved modifications may be liable for the consequences.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

New Holland E385C EVO E405C EVO Crawler Excavator Operator’s Manual 90420961 – PDF DOWNLOAD

1 GENERAL INFORMATION
Note to the Owner 1-1
Read the operator’s manual 1-3
Electromagnetic interferance 1-5
Operator’s Manual storage on the machine 1-6
Identification Identification of the sides of the machine 1-7
Machine components 1-8
Identification plates 1-9
Vibration levels 1-11
Noise level 1-11
Ecology and environment 1-12
2 SAFETY INFORMATION
Safety rules 2-1
Safety rules (Signal word definitions) 2-2
Safety rules (Personnel) 2-3
Operating precautions (Starting the machine) 2-8
Operating precautions (Machine operation) 2-10
Safty Precautions (Weld works) 2-21
Protecting the electronic and electrical systems during welding or battery charging 2-23
Safty Precautions – Fuel handling 2-24
Fire and explosion prevention 2-25
Safty Precautions (Utility lines) 2-27
Safty Precautions (Movement of loads) 2-28
Safty Precautions (Machine transport) 2-30
Operating precautions (Stopping the machine) 2-31
Safty Precautions – (Machine service) 2-32
Roll Over Protection Structure (ROPS) 2-41
Hand signals 2-43
Safety Decals 2-49
3 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS
Access to operator’s platform
Access to operator’s platform 3-1
Controls and accessories 3-3
Operator’s seat
Mechanical suspension seat 3-5
Air suspension seat (option) 3-8
Forward controls
Hand control levers and pedals 3-12
Windshield 3-16
Front lower window 3-17
Front right-hand console 3-18
System monitor / Function control panel 3-19
Monitor switches 3-25
Menu screen display 3-28
Clock adjustment 3-39
Left-hand side controls
Left-hand side controls 3-40
Control panel (Heating, ventilation and air conditioning) 3-41
Function cancellation lever and safety bar 3-46
Cab internal lighting 3-47
Emergency exit hammer 3-47
Sliding windows on door 3-47
Right-hand side controls
Right hand side controls 3-48
Radio 3-49
Right-hand console 3-56
Coat hanger hook 3-57
Cup holder 3-57
Rearward controls
Fuse box 3-58
Magazine rack 3-58
Refrigerated/heated compartment 3-59
Storage compartment 3-59
Overhead controls
Roof curtain 3-60
Sunroof 3-60
Sunshield (optional) 3-60
Exterior controls
Fuel reservoir 3-61
Rearview mirrors 3-62
Rear view camera (optional) 3-65
Storage compartment 3-65
Side doors 3-66
Electrical (Master switch) 3-68
Engine hood 3-69
Lower panels 3-70
Windshield washer resevoir 3-70
Safety valves (optional) 3-71
Optional tool supply valves (optional) 3-71
Fuel reservoir filling pump (if equipped) 3-72
4 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Commissioning the unit
Before starting the engine 4-1
Break-in period 4-3
Starting the unit
Anti-theft protection 4-4
Starting the engine 4-7
Bringing the machine up to operating temperature 4-10
Engine operation 4-11
Machine operation – (Operating instructions) 4-12
Machine operation – (Hot or cold weather) 4-13
Stopping the unit
Stopping the engine 4-14
Moving the unit
Machine travel 4-15
Handling the machine 4-18
Load handling 4-20
Machine operation 4-22
Auxiliary hydraulic circuits 4-24
Parking the unit
Parking the machine 4-27
5 TRANSPORT OPERATIONS
Shipping transport
Transporting the machine 5-1
Tie downs for shipping 5-4
Unloading the machine from a transport trailer 5-6
Recovery transport
Towing 5-7
6 MAINTENANCE
General information
Maintenance and adjustments 6-1
Engine lubrication system 6-7
Engine coolant system 6-8
Organic Acid Technology (OAT) coolant 6-9
Fuel system 6-10
Engine air filter system 6-12
Hydraulic system 6-13
Releasing pressure in the hydraulic system 6-15
Air-conditioning system 6-17
Plastic and resin parts 6-18
Maintenance planning
Maintenance chart 6-19
AS REQUIRED
Pre-fuel filter (Draining) 6-21
Fuel filter (Draining) 6-22
Fuel system (Bleed air) 6-23
Fuel reservoir filter (Cleaning) 6-25
Engine air pre filter – (if equipped) (Checking and cleaning) 6-26
Fan and alternator drive belt (Replacement) 6-27
Air-conditioning compressor drive belt (how to check the tension) 6-28
Tracks (Cleaning) 6-29
Tracks (Tension check and adjustment) 6-31
Cylinders (Checking) 6-33
Bucket teeth (Checking) 6-34
Bucket teeth – Models with side pin (Replacement) 6-35
Bucket (Replacement) 6-37
Gas spring (Checking) 6-39
EVERY 10 HOURS OR DAILY SERVICE
Engine oil (Checking the level) 6-41
Engine coolant (Checking the level) 6-43
Hydraulic fluid (Checking the level) 6-44
Fuel reservoir (Water and sediment drainage) 6-45
Fan and alternator drive belt (Checking) 6-46
Radiator and coolers (Checking) 6-47
INITIAL 50 HOURS
Tracks – Shoes (Checks and adjustment of torque in initial period) 6-48
Special torques (Check in initial period) 6-48
EVERY 50 HOURS OR WEEKLY
Cab air filter (Cleaning) 6-49
Lubrication points 6-51
First 250 hours
Pilot filter – Hydraulic fluid (Replacement in initial period) 6-53
Hydraulic fluid return filter (Replacement in initial period) 6-53
Swing reduction oil (Change in initial period) 6-53
Travel reduction oil (Change in initial period) 6-53
EVERY 250 HOURS
Pre-fuel filter (Replacement) 6-54
Engine air filter (Verification and cleaning) 6-57
Hydraulics reservoir (Water and sediment drainage) 6-60
Swing reduction oil (Checking the level) 6-62
Travel reduction oil (Checking the level) 6-64
Tracks – Shoes (Check and adjust the torque) 6-66
Tracks – Rollers and tensioner wheels (Check) 6-68
Fan and alternator drive belt (how to check the tension) 6-69
Battery (Charge checks) 6-71
Battery electrolyte (Checking the level) 6-72
Special torques (Checking) 6-73
EVERY 500 HOURS
Fuel filter (Replacement) 6-74
Fuel feed pump filter (Cleaning) 6-77
Engine oil and filter (Replacement) 6-80
Air-conditioning refrigerant (Checking) 6-82
Radiator and coolers (Cleaning) 6-84
Lubrication points 6-86
EVERY 1000 HOURS
Engine air filter (Replacement) 6-88
Hydraulic breather filter (Replacement of the element) 6-91
Swing reduction oil (Changing) 6-93
Travel reduction oil (Changing) 6-95
Engine valves (Checking clearance and adjustment) 6-97
Alternator (Checking) 6-98
Starter motor (Checking) 6-99
Lubrication points 6-100
EVERY 2000 HOURS
Pilot filter – Hydraulic fluid (Check) 6-105
Hydraulic fluid return filter (Replacement) 6-107
Cab air filters (Replacement) 6-110
Lubrication points 6-112
EVERY 4000 HOURS
Engine coolant (Changing) 6-113
EVERY 5000 HOURS
Hydraulic suction filter (Replacement or cleaning) 6-116
Hydraulic fluid (Changing) 6-118
Hydraulic components (Bleed) 6-120
Electrical
Fuses (Replacement) 6-122
Starting with auxiliary batteries 6-124
Battery (Replacement) 6-126
Bulbs (Replacement) 6-128
Storage
Preparation for storage 6-132
Periodic checks 6-133
Removal from storage 6-134
7 SPECIFICATIONS
Lubrication, Filters and Fluids 7-1
Specifications (Motor) 7-3
Specifications (Hydraulic system) 7-4
Specifications (Bucket) 7-5
General specification 7-6
Weights 7-8
Dimensions 7-9
Digging data 7-12
Torque specifications 7-14
8 ACCESSORIES
Fire extinguisher (if equipped) 8-1

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