Wacker Neuson DW20 DW30 DW40 Dumper Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

Keep the operator’s manual in the document box to the left of the seat

(vehicle with rollbar) or behind the seat (vehicle with cab) and always

carry it with you.

Fully read and understand the operator’s manual before starting up,

servicing or repairing the vehicle. This will help avoid personal injury and

physical damage and the vehicle can be safely and economically

operated.

Wacker Neuson recommends distributors or vehicle lessors to instruct

operators accordingly.

Please contact your dealer if you require more information on the vehicle

or the Operator’s Manual.

This operator’s manual is intended for operating personnel with different

knowledge levels.

Among other things, safe reliable vehicle operation and a longer service life depend on the following criteria:

– Machine maintenance

– Work and driving speed

– Nature of ground and work environment

. Operator’s qualification and ability to make decisions

With a qualified training, the operator is capable of the following:

– Concrete assessment of the work situations

– Feeling for the vehicle

– Identifying potential hazard situations

– Safe working by making the correct decisions for man, vehicle and the environment

1 Foreword
1 1 Operator’s manual
1 2 Warranty and liabifity
2 Safety
2 1 Safety symbols and signal words
2 2 Qualification of Operating personnel
2 3 Conduct
2 4 Operation
2 5 Lifting gear applications
2 6 Trailer operation
2 7 Attachment Operation
2 8 Towing, loading and transporting
2 9 Maintenance
2 10 Measures for avoiding risks
3 Introduction
3 1 General vehicle view
3 2 Brief description of the vehicle
4 Putting into operation
4 1 Cab/control console
4 2 Overview of control elements
4 3 Overview of indicator and warning lights
4 4 Preparatory work
4 5 Starting and stopping the engine
5 Operation
5 1 Steering system
5 2 Accelerator actuation
5 3 Brake
5 4 Machine travel
5 5 Lighting/signaling system
5 6 Washer system
5 7 Heating, ventilation and air conditioning system
5 8 Operating hydraulics
5 9 Work operation
5 10 Emergencylowering
5 11 Options
5 12 Putting out of operation/back into operation
5 13 Permanently putting out of operation
6 Transportation
6 1 Towing the machine
6 2 Load the vehicle
6 3 Transporting the vehicle
7 Maintenance
7 1 Information on maintenance
7 2 Maintenance overview
7 3 Fluids and lubricants
7 4 Maintenance accesses
7 5 Cleaning and maintenance
7 6 Lubrication work
7 7 Fuel system
7 8 Engine lubrication system
7 9 Cooling system
7 10 Air filter
7 11 V belt
7 12 Hydraulic system
7 13 Electrical system
7 14 Heating, ventilation and air conditioning
7 15 Washer system
7 16 Axles
7 17 Braking system
7 18 Check and adjust clutch (3TN‘188)
7 19 Tyres
7 20 Maintenance of attachments
7 21 Maintenance of options
7 22 Exhaust gas cleaning
8 Malfunctions
8 1 Warning displays display element
8 2 Fault displays multifunction display
8 3 General Malfunctions
9 Technical data
9 1 Engine
9 2 Traveflng drivelaxles
9 3 Brakes
9 4 Tires
9 5 Steering system
9 6 Operating hydraulics
9 7 Electrics department
9 8 Tightening torques
9 9 Coolant
9 10 Noise emissions
9 11 Vibrations
9 12 Weight
9 13 Payload
9 14 Dimensions
Index