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Safety Information 

 

FOR SAFETY & PROTECTION READ THE FOLLOWING 

 
 
 
 

 
 

Both operators and maintenance personnel must read the following safety 
notice.  The information below is given for your own safety.   They must be 
read before operating or carrying out any maintenance to the machine.  
Local site rules must be adhered to at all times. 

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Before operating the machine ensure that correct training has been given, and you are fully 
conversant with the machine and its controls. 

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A full training regime must be put in place for all operators to insure safe use of the machine. 

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Do not operate the machine unless trained.   

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All personnel must read these instructions before operating the machine.  Always ensure instruction 
manual is kept with the machine.  If it gets lost, damaged or dirty replace it immediately.  

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The decals are fitted to the machine for safety, if any become unreadable replace them with new 
equivalents. 

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Always ensure that the machine is run in a well ventilated area. Never run engine in a confined 
space or close to flammable material. 

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While refuelling the machine ensure that the engine is stopped. If fuel is split whilst refuelling take 
measures to clean it up, do not restart engine until it is safe. 

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The exhaust of this machine can reach high temperatures do not place objects close to it or on it.  
Do not perform maintenance on a hot engine. 

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Operator must be aware of all prohibited areas e.g. slopes, rough or dangerous terrain. 

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Do not clean around the machine if the engine is running. 

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When carrying out maintenance on the hydraulic system ensure that the oil is cool and that there is 
no residual pressure in the circuit.  Skin could be penetrated from hydraulic oil under pressure. 

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Ensure that the operator wears all the necessary safety equipment at all times. 

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Do not operate the machine if it is damaged, incorrectly adjusted or unassembled. 

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To prevent an accident, place a warning sign on the machine and remove keys whilst performing 
maintenance. 

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When filling the skip no persons should be on the machine. 

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Do not carry passengers. 

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The foot plate should be kept clean from oil or dirt. 

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Do not remove the coolant cap when engine is hot.  Do not add coolant to the engine when hot. 

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The machine should be parked in a safe position on firm level ground.  Never leave the engine 
running or key in the ignition. 

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Before taking the machine onto the public road insure that the vehicle adheres to all road traffic 
regulations.  When on the road driving laws must be obeyed. 

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Tyre repair must only be carried out by trained persons with the correct knowledge and equipment.  
A reputable tyre firm with competent staff is recommended for this task. 

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If the machine does roll over, the driver should brace themselves, hold tight to the steering wheel, 
allow the seat belt to retain them and wait for the machine to come to a halt. 

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If replacing parts always use parts supplied or recommended by the manufacturer. Never use parts 
of lower specification.  

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Always use qualified personnel to carry out repairs on the machine. 

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Never over fill the engine with oil or the fuel tank with fuel. 

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If the hydraulic oil level is low never start the engine. 

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When starting the machine follow the instructions on the manual and on the machine. 

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If oil is leaking from the machine report it and get it repaired immediately.

 

Summary of Contents for SW9

Page 1: ...RS OPERATORS INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION MANUAL MANUAL MANUAL MANUAL NC ENGINEERING HAMILTONSBAWN LTD 2 Killyrudden Road Hamiltonsbawn Co Armagh BT61 9SF Tel 028 38871970 Fax 028 3...

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Page 3: ...ore it is very important that your new equipment operations and instructions are explained to you by a Dealer Representative following delivery of your equipment This will explain the operating contro...

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Page 5: ...d to user 3 Parts book and information explained Parts book can be purchased through dealer 4 All items on delivery checklist have been completed Operators signature Signature on behalf of Dealer DIST...

Page 6: ...ower train Coolant inspect with engine stopped cool Brake system reservoir Show Location of All Filters Hydraulics system Engine oil Fuel system Transmission Power train Engine air Water and Sedimento...

Page 7: ...ntification Plate VIN 14 Safety Decals and Descriptions 15 Safety Information 17 ROPS 19 Seat Belt Information 20 Seat Adjustment 21 Battery Isolator 22 Steering Wheel Adjustment 22 Warning Others 23...

Page 8: ...8 Contents Page No Safe Operating Instructions 30 Visibility 30 Climbing Descending Gradients 31 Crossing Gradients 31 ROPS Bar 32 Towing Loads 33 Transportation 33...

Page 9: ...designed and manufactured in accordance with the following European Standards 2006 42 CE Machinery Directive Measured Sound Power Level 104 dB LWA Guaranteed Sound Power Level 104 dB LWA Net Installe...

Page 10: ...ise Level Declaration The noise levels are measured according to ISO6395 1998 The noise level of this machine is LWA 104dB A LPA 85dB A LWA A Weighted sound power level LPA A Weighted sound pressure l...

Page 11: ...Arm aha m s 2 4 The above figures are for reference purposes only It is the responsibility of the employer to access vibration exposure based on the actual site conditions and operating practices at...

Page 12: ...faults with the machine please report them immediately to your NC dealer representative ROUTINE CHECKS Before operating the dumper every day visually check the following Engine oil level Coolant qual...

Page 13: ...hion so that the driver has ample view ahead Therefore when loading the skip get off the machine and do not allow the load to be heaped in such away that will impair view Before moving off on the dump...

Page 14: ...nder Handbrake may be applied to stop the dumper in an emergency ENGINE This machine has a four cylinder diesel engine that transmits power to the wheels via a mechanical gearbox and axles The dumper...

Page 15: ...can be obtained from NC spares department Part No Symbol Descriptions DEC 1920 002 Hydraulic Oil DEC 1920 003 Fuel DEC 1920 004 Stay clear of tipping area DEC 1920 005 Skip controls DEC 1920 006 Restr...

Page 16: ...irs to ROPS DEC 1920 017 Stay clear of pinch points DEC 1920 018 Read manual Apply handbrake before leaving dumper Release handbrake before moving dumper DEC 1920 019 Caution moving parts Do not open...

Page 17: ...em ensure that the oil is cool and that there is no residual pressure in the circuit Skin could be penetrated from hydraulic oil under pressure Ensure that the operator wears all the necessary safety...

Page 18: ...ch with caution Leave unattended the machine with the engine running this is not only dangerous but can cause engine damage Attempt any repair to vehicle unless key is removed Tamper with any safety d...

Page 19: ...e ROPS after a roll over causing damage to the structure Unauthorized Modifications to the ROPS Mount fatigue Replacing bolts with the wrong grade or wrong torque setting Incorrect installation ATTACH...

Page 20: ...lt around your waist and press buckle blade into buckle lock Pull belt webbing through buckle blade to remove slack The seat belt must be correctly adjusted every time If the belt is worn loose in the...

Page 21: ...he back rest by lifting the lever B The seat backrest will move through an angle of 15 to accommodate every operator WEIGHT ADJUSTMENT The seat can be adjusted for weight by lever C To add more compre...

Page 22: ...tally isolate the battery from the electric circuit The handle is removable when in position B STEERING WHEEL ADJUSTMENT This vehicle is fitted with an adjustable steering column Ensure it is fully lo...

Page 23: ...area that it will not cause an obstruction to others Apply the park brake and move the forward reverse lever into the neutral position When the engine is running fully raise the skip by pulling the j...

Page 24: ...maintenance could also lead to contaminants entering the fuel injectors There is a possibility of catastrophic equipment failure if debris should prevent the injectors from fully closing The main con...

Page 25: ...ts are available before starting any maintenance work Do not crack the injector high pressure fuel lines to bleed the fuel system The system operates at pressure in excess of 1200 bar 17400lbs in Do n...

Page 26: ...osition Press button B to release the canopy latch Lifting the canopy using handle A The gas struts will hold the canopy in the raised position CLOSING Pull the canopy down and firmly push closed usin...

Page 27: ...he desired direction of travel Select the required gear by pressing button C on the gear selector lever and moving it into position When the desired gear is selected release the button Gears are selec...

Page 28: ...Use steering wheel C to control direction of vehicle from left to right operate steering wheel with hands only The vehicle pivots about the centre of the machine SKIP CONTROL Use the lever D to contr...

Page 29: ...there is a fault with the battery charge system i e broken slipping fan belt etc The battery voltage condition is also displayed under the hours gauge Pre Heat When the key is turned to the engine he...

Page 30: ...ure there are no persons in areas of low visibility Sound the horn to warn others of your approach Don t move off until you are sure no persons are obstructing your path If in doubt stop and check aro...

Page 31: ...Special care must be taken when crossing gradients with these conditions to prevent the dumper sliding side ways and out of control of the operator Always reverse down steep inclines ONLY fill the sk...

Page 32: ...S Push ROPS bar backwards until holes B and C line up Put the pins A through the hole C and refit the linch keys RAISING To raise the ROPS bar reverse the above steps MAINTENANCE Check the pins are fr...

Page 33: ...must be applied and the wheels chocked if necessary For loading the dumper the angle of the ramp must not exceed the grade ability of the machine in wet slippery conditions the loading angle may need...

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