K65E/K75D/K95D/K95i
5-9
K65E/K75D/K95D/K95i
5-9
5.3
Stopping loader
operation
5.3.1
Parking the loader
(1)
Stop the loader on solid
ground; if possible, not on a slope.
(2)
Place the bucket or the front-
mounted attachment on the ground.
(3)
Set the drive switch (4-12/6) to
"0".
(4)
Apply the parking brake (4-12/3).
DANGER
If parking on a gradient cannot be
avoided, wheel chocks must be used
and placed on the sloping side of
the front axle wheels in addition to
applying the parking brake, and the
articulation safeguard must be in-
serted. On slopes, the wheel chocks
must be placed on the sloping side
of the rear axle wheels.
5.3.2
Switching off the
diesel engine
CAUTION
If the diesel engine is very hot or
has been subjected to heavy loads,
let the engine idle for a short time
before switching it off.
Turn the ignition key to the left to
position "0" (5-1) and remove the
key.
NOTE
In position "P", the parking light and
the dashboard illumination remain
switched on.
5.3
Stopping loader
operation
5.3.1
Parking the loader
(1)
Stop the loader on solid
ground; if possible, not on a slope.
(2)
Place the bucket or the front-
mounted attachment on the ground.
(3)
Set the drive switch (4-12/6) to
"0".
(4)
Apply the parking brake (4-12/3).
DANGER
If parking on a gradient cannot be
avoided, wheel chocks must be used
and placed on the sloping side of
the front axle wheels in addition to
applying the parking brake, and the
articulation safeguard must be in-
serted. On slopes, the wheel chocks
must be placed on the sloping side
of the rear axle wheels.
5.3.2
Switching off the
diesel engine
CAUTION
If the diesel engine is very hot or
has been subjected to heavy loads,
let the engine idle for a short time
before switching it off.
Turn the ignition key to the left to
position "0" (5-1) and remove the
key.
NOTE
In position "P", the parking light and
the dashboard illumination remain
switched on.
Summary of Contents for AL 100t
Page 9: ...Safety regulations...
Page 30: ...Signs...
Page 39: ...Technical data...
Page 70: ...Description...
Page 82: ...Operation...
Page 93: ...Attachments...
Page 101: ...Rescue towing lashing lifting by crane...
Page 110: ...Maintenance...
Page 130: ...Malfunctions causes and remedies...
Page 133: ...Protection against theft...
Page 136: ...Appendices...
