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JLG Telehandler R11100 Operation Safety Manual 31211947
Size: 22.62 MB
Format: PDF
Language: English
Brand: JLG
Type of Machine: Telehandler
Type of Manual: Operation Safety Manual
Model: JLG R11100 Telehandler
Part Number: 31211947
Publication Date: 2024
Number of Pages: 344 Pages

Contents:
cover page R11100
Revision Log
Other Publications Available​
Vehicle Identification​
Serial Number Plate​
Read This First
Operator Qualifications​
Modifications​
General Introduction
Introduction​
Recipients​
Training​
Machine Orientation​
General Safety Practices
Hazard Classification System​
1.1.1 Safety Alert System and Safety Signal Words​
General Precautions​
Operation Safety​
1.3.1 Electrical Hazards​
1.3.2 Tip Over Hazard​
1.3.3 Travel Hazard​
1.3.4 Load Falling Hazard​
1.3.5 Lifting Personnel​
1.3.6 Driving Hazards on Slopes​
1.3.7 Pinch Points and Crush Hazards​
1.3.8 Fall Hazard​
1.3.9 Chemical Hazards​
1.3.10 Windy Conditions​
Accessing Rotated Cab​
Traveling with a Load​
1.5.1 General Warnings for Traveling with a Load​
1.5.2 Handling Loads with Rotary Machines​
1.5.3 Use of Cables, Ropes, and Slings​
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)​
1.6.1 Protective Clothing​
1.6.2 Noise Protection​
1.6.3 Protection Against Objects falling from Height​
1.6.4 Protection from Flying Fragments​
Preparing for Accidents​
1.7.1 Emergency Call​
Pre-Operation and Inspection
Preparation, Inspection, and Maintenance​
Pre-Operation Check and Inspection​
Safety Decals​
2.3.1 Safety Decal Descriptions​
Warm-Up and Operational Checks​
2.4.1 Warm-Up Check​
2.4.2 Operational Check​
Operator Cab​
2.5.1 Cab Components Description​
2.5.2 Door Opening — External Handle​
2.5.3 Door Opening — Interior Handle​
2.5.4 Climbing In and Out of the Cab​
Cab Features​
2.6.1 Cab Door Window​
2.6.2 Heated Mirrors (If Equipped)​
2.6.3 Rear Window​
2.6.4 Sunshade​
2.6.5 Cab Ventilation​
2.6.6 Webasto Auxiliary Heating​
2.6.7 Air Conditioning (If Equipped)​
2.6.8 12 Volt Socket​
2.6.9 Storage Compartment​
2.6.10 Cab Front Glass Protection (If Equipped)​
Controls and Indicators
General​
Controls​
3.2.1 Instrument Panel​
3.2.2 Display Screen​
3.2.3 Indicators​
3.2.4 Ignition​
3.2.5 Joystick​
3.2.6 Anti-Tipping Device​
3.2.7 ByPass Key​
3.2.8 Attachment Selection Key​
3.2.9 Steering Wheel​
3.2.10 Transmission Control Lever​
3.2.11 Accessory Control Lever​
3.2.12 Park Brake​
3.2.13 Service Brake Pedal​
3.2.14 Inching Pedal​
3.2.15 Accelerator Pedal​
3.2.16 Outrigger Levers​
3.2.17 Transverse Leveling​
3.2.18 Bubble Level​
3.2.19 Continuous Oil Function​
3.2.20 Window Wiper/Washer Controls​
3.2.21 Lights​
Controller​
3.3.1 Drive Mode​
3.3.2 Manual Gear Shift​
Automatic Swing Axle Lock​
Automatic Turret Rotation Lock​
Steer Modes​
3.6.1 Steering Mode Icons​
3.6.2 Steering Status Icon​
3.6.3 Manual Steering Selector​
3.6.4 Manual Wheel Alignment​
Multifunction Display​
3.7.1 Initial Check​
3.7.2 Home​
3.7.3 Digital Level​
3.7.4 Bookmarks​
3.7.5 Menu​
3.7.6 Active Errors​
3.7.7 Clock and Clock Settings​
3.7.8 Service Icon​
3.7.9 Limits​
3.7.10 Resolution​
3.7.11 Load Capacity Charts​
3.7.12 Rear Camera​
3.7.13 Documentation​
3.7.14 Attachment Automatic Recognition System (ARS)​
3.7.15 Boom Suspension (If Equipped)​
Operator Seat​
3.8.1 Seat Adjustment​
3.8.2 Seat Belts​
Operation
Engine​
4.1.1 Starting the Engine in Normal Conditions​
4.1.2 After Engine Starting Procedures​
4.1.3 Starting Engine in Low Temperatures​
4.1.4 Shut-Down Procedure​
4.1.5 Engine Start with Auxiliary Batteries​
Remote Control​
4.2.1 Description​
4.2.2 Remote Control Display​
4.2.3 Remote Connection Cable​
4.2.4 Operation​
Operation Check with Anti-Tipping Device Load​
Loading and Securing for Transport​
4.4.1 Lifting the Machine​
4.4.2 Transporting Machine on a Trailer​
Attachments
Approved Attachments​
5.1.1 Coupler Mounted Attachments​
Unapproved Attachments​
Equivalent Load​
5.3.1 Load Centers Beyond 24 Inches​
Use of the Capacity Chart​
5.4.1 Load Charts​
5.4.2 Reading the Capacity Charts​
5.4.3 Use of the Capacity Charts​
5.4.4 Legend for Capacity Load Charts​
JLG Supplied Attachments​
5.5.1 Attachment Pre-Use Checks​
5.5.2 Attachment List​
Attachment Installation​
5.6.1 Installation Procedure​
5.6.2 Hydraulic Sockets and Electrical Contact on Boom Head*​
5.6.3 Hydraulic Connections​
5.6.4 Electrical Contact on Boom Head (If Equipped)​
5.6.5 Electrical Connections​
5.6.6 Attachment Quick Coupling​
5.6.7 Attachment Removal​
Attachment Operation​
Forks​
5.8.1 Forks Inspection​
5.8.2 Forks Usage​
5.8.3 Forks Adjustment​
5.8.4 Moving Loads with Forks​
5.8.5 Use of non-JLG Branded Tools Attached to Forks​
Buckets​
5.9.1 Bucket Usage​
5.9.2 Fixed Tilt Indicator Use​
5.9.3 Safe Working Procedures​
Personnel Platform Attachments​
5.10.1 Platform Identification​
5.10.2 Lanyard Anchorage Points​
5.10.3 Platform Features​
5.10.4 Prior to Use​
5.10.5 Platform Movement Controls​
5.10.6 Platform Remote Control​
5.10.7 Platform Safety Decals​
Fixed Winch Attachment​
5.11.1 Fixed Winch Identification and Technical Data​
5.11.2 Preliminary Checks​
5.11.3 Winch Installation​
5.11.4 Winch Removal​
5.11.5 Operation​
5.11.6 Winch Maintenance Schedules​
5.11.7 Handling Loads​
5.11.8 Winch Safety Devices​
5.11.9 Winch Connections​
Trellis Winch Attachment​
5.12.1 Safety Precautions​
5.12.2 Installation​
5.12.3 Removal​
5.12.4 Operation​
5.12.5 Trellis Winch Maintenance Schedules​
5.12.6 Safety Devices​
5.12.7 Connection Types​
Romaster Attachment​
5.13.1 Romastor Information and Safety​
5.13.2 Specifications​
5.13.3 Operating Instructions​
5.13.4 Cleaning​
5.13.5 Maintenance​
Emergency Procedures
Emergency Stop Button​
Towing a Disabled Product​
6.2.1 Moving Short Distances​
6.2.2 Moving Longer Distance​
6.2.3 Towing with Electrical Panel On​
6.2.4 Towing with Engine Failure​
6.2.5 Manually Disengage the Internal Parking Brake​
6.2.6 Manually Disable the 2–Gear Hydrostatic Transmission​
Emergency Lowering of Boom​
Emergency Personnel Platform Recovery - Electric​
6.4.1 Boom Retraction​
6.4.2 Platform Recovery from Cab​
Emergency Exit from Enclosed Cab​
6.5.1​
Machine Shifted with Turret Rotated​
Lubrication and Maintenance
Introduction​
7.1.1 Clothing and Safety Gear​
Pre-Maintenance Operations​
General Maintenance Instructions​
7.3.1 Machine Components​
7.3.2 Pressure Gauge​
Boom Prop​
Batteries​
7.5.1 Recharging Batteries​
Maintenance Schedules​
7.6.1 Legend​
7.6.2 Safety Checks​
7.6.3 As Needed Checks​
7.6.4 Every 10 Hours​
7.6.5 Every 50 Hours​
7.6.6 Every 250 Hours​
7.6.7 Every 500 Hours​
7.6.8 Every 1000 Hours​
7.6.9 Every 2000 Hours​
7.6.10 Every 3000 Hours​
7.6.11 Every 3600 Hours​
7.6.12 Every 4000 Hours​
7.6.13 Every 10,000 Hours​
7.6.14 Every 2 Years​
Lubrication Schedules​
7.7.1 Greasing Fifth Wheel Teeth​
Operator Maintenance Instructions​
7.8.1 Engine Oil​
7.8.2 Air Intake System​
7.8.3 Tires​
7.8.4 Hydraulic Oil​
7.8.5 Brake System​
7.8.6 Engine Cooling System​
7.8.7 Windshield Washer System​
7.8.8 Cab Air Filters​
AdBlue​
7.9.1 Proper Use​
7.9.2 Specifications​
7.9.3 Tank Filling​
7.9.4 After Run Indicator​
7.9.5 AdBlue — Urea Quality​
7.9.6 AdBlue — Urea Level​
7.9.7 AdBlue — Urea Circuit Errors​
Additional Checks and Information
General​
Troubleshooting​
8.2.1 Engine​
8.2.2 Hydraulic Transmission System​
8.2.3 Brakes​
8.2.4 Steering Wheel​
8.2.5 Telescopic Boom​
8.2.6 Turret Rotation​
8.2.7 Warning Codes​
Telehandler Storage​
8.3.1 Long Period of Inactivity​
8.3.2 Extended Period of Inactivity​
8.3.3 Restarting the Telehandler​
Specifications
Product Specifications​
9.1.1 Dimensions​
9.1.2 Performance​
9.1.3 Engine​
9.1.4 Weights​
9.1.5 Electrical and Hydraulic System​
9.1.6 Transmission​
9.1.7 Axles​
9.1.8 Acoustic Pressure​
9.1.9 Acoustic Power​
9.1.10 Vibration​
9.1.11 Tires​
9.1.12 Fluids​
9.1.13 Environmental Conditions​
9.1.14 Electromagnetic Interference​
9.1.15 Radiation​
Attachments Specifications​
9.2.1 Counter Plate with Forks​
9.2.2 Bucket​
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