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WARNING
Electric shock hazard.
The operator of the Wheel Loader can be killed if
the Wheel Loader comes in contact with electrical
wires.
► Keep the loader and attachment tools at a suf-
cient distance from overhead power lines and
other electrical lines of more than 50 V (see
table below).
If inadvertent contact with a live electric source occurs:
•
Do not leave the loader until the electricity has been
disconnected and a qualied technician directs the op-
erator to leave the machine..
• If feasible, drive the loader away from the danger area!
•
Warn any people around the loader not to get any nearer
and not to touch the machine.
• Arrange to have the power turned off.
2.4.2 Working near overhead power lines
Nominal voltage Clearance distance
up to 1000 V 1 m 3.3 ft
over 1 kV up to 110 kV 3 m 9.8 ft
over 110 kV up to 220 kV 4 m 13 ft
over 220 kV up to 380 kV 5 m 16.4 ft
Unknown nominal voltage 5 m 16.4 ft
- Operator’s Manual 1
- Wheel Loader WL 30 1
- December 10 Edition 2
- CONTE NTS 4
- PR E FA C E 9
- 1 BASIC INFORMATION 10
- Fig. 1 14
- Document pocket 14
- 2 BASIC SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 18
- 2.4.1 Forklift attachment 27
- Fig. 2 27
- Transport of large 27
- 2.4.3 Electrical power 29
- 2.4.8 Noise 31
- 2.4.7 Tip-overs 31
- Fig. 3 33
- Safety labels 33
- Safety label 3 34
- Safety label 1 34
- Safety label 2 34
- Safety label 4 34
- Safety label 5 35
- Safety label 6 35
- Safety label 7 35
- Safety label 8 35
- Safety label 12 36
- Safety label 11 36
- Safety label 10 36
- Safety label 9 36
- Safety label 14 37
- Safety label 13 37
- Label 15 37
- 2.8.3 Seat belt 39
- Fig. 6 39
- Seat belt 39
- 2.8.5 Emergency exit 40
- Fig. 7 40
- Fig. 8 41
- Battery disconnect 41
- Fig. 9 42
- Lever for the locking 42
- Loader lift arm 42
- 3 TECHNICAL DATA 43
- TECHNICAL DATA 44
- Weight specifications 46
- Hydraulics 46
- Noise values 46
- Fig. 10 47
- Vehicle ID 47
- 3.4 Dimensions 48
- Item Designation Value 49
- Fig. 12 50
- Operating elements 50
- Item Designation 51
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 56
- Switches / rocker switches 58
- 4.4 Indicator devices 60
- 5 OPERATING AND OPERATION 62
- Fig. 17 63
- Fuel filler neck 63
- 5.1.2 Operation 64
- Fig. 20 67
- Adjusting the steer 67
- Fig. 21 68
- Adjusting the opera 68
- 5.1.6 Seat belt 69
- Fig. 22 70
- Buckling the seat 70
- Shortening 71
- Fig. 23 71
- Adjusting the seat 71
- Lengthening 71
- Fig. 24 73
- Lighting / forward 73
- Fig. 25 74
- Switches for wind 74
- Fig. 26 75
- Fig. 27 76
- Headlight and rotat 76
- Fig. 28 78
- Heating controller 78
- Fig. 29 79
- Ventilation outlets 79
- 5.2.6 Starting the engine 80
- Fig. 30 80
- Starting switch 80
- 5.3.2 Travel speed 83
- Fig. 31 85
- Changing direction 85
- 5.3.3 Stopping and parking 87
- Fig. 32 91
- Operating lever for 91
- Fig. 35 94
- Button for optional 94
- Fig. 36 95
- Depressurized 95
- Fig. 37 96
- 5.4.4 Differential lock 97
- Fig. 38 97
- Switch for differen 97
- 5.4.5 Changing attachments 98
- Fig. 39 101
- Coupling and 101
- 5.4.6 Bucket Function 103
- Fig. 41 105
- Level indicator 105
- Loading work 1 106
- Fig. 42 106
- Fig. 43 107
- Loading work 2 107
- Fig. 44 107
- Loading work 3 107
- Fig. 45 108
- Excavation work 4 108
- Fig. 46 108
- Excavation work 5 108
- 5.4.7 Tip-overs 109
- Fig. 47 113
- Switch for loader lift 113
- Fig. 48 114
- Optional hydraulics 114
- 6 TOWING AND TRANSPORTING 116
- Fig. 51 117
- Towing equipment 117
- Fig. 52 118
- Disconnecting the 118
- Fig. 58 126
- Tying down the 126
- 7 LOWERING LOADER ARMS 127
- Fig. 59 129
- Reducing residual 129
- Illustration 1 129
- Illustration 2 129
- Fig. 60 130
- Load holding control 130
- 9 SECURING THE LOADER 131
- 10 SERVICING AND INSPECTION 132
- Work to be performed 148
- 10.3 Lubrication schedule 152
- Fig. 62 159
- Handle for the 159
- Fig. 63 161
- Cab tilt lever 161
- Fig. 65 Cab safety support 163
- Fig. 66 165
- Checking the en 165
- Fig. 67 167
- Engine oil drain 167
- Fig. 68 169
- Location of the 169
- Fig. 69 169
- Engine oil filter 169
- Fig. 70 171
- Water separator 171
- Fig. 71 172
- Fuel pre-filter, main 172
- Fig. 72 173
- Changing the main 173
- Fig. 73 174
- Venting the fuel 174
- Fig. 74 176
- Location of the air 176
- Fig. 75 176
- Air filter elements 176
- Fig. 76 178
- Radiator 178
- Fig. 80 181
- Checking the anti 181
- Fig. 79 181
- Radiator opening 181
- Fig. 81 183
- Cleaning the cool 183
- Fig. 82 185
- Hydraulic fluid 185
- Fig. 84 187
- Hydraulic fluid dip 187
- Fig. 83 187
- Ventilation filter 187
- Fig. 85 189
- Hydraulic fluid drain 189
- Fig. 86 191
- Return filter 191
- Fig. 87 191
- Filter insert 191
- 10.7.7 Servicing the axles 193
- Fig. 88 193
- Differential 193
- Fig. 89 194
- Transfer case 194
- Fig. 90 194
- Wheel reduction 194
- Fig. 91 197
- Cab vent filter 197
- 10.7.9 Servicing the brakes 198
- Fig. 92 199
- Brake fluid con 199
- Wheel bolts M18 x1,5 202
- 285 Nm 285 Nm 202
- (210 ft.lbs.) (210 ft.lbs.) 202
- Fig. 93 205
- Master fuse 205
- Fig. 94 205
- Fuse boxes 205
- Fig. 98 210
- Removing the bat 210
- Fig. 99 213
- Connecting the 213
- Replace it 219
- 1/X2 Transmission pump 220
- A/MB Transmission pump 220
- 14 APPENDIX 230
- A P P E N D I X 231
- For personal notes 235
- I N D E X 236
- L I S T O F F I G U R ES 240
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