Yanmar Mini Excavator ViO57-6B Operation Manual MUB35ENMA00300

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Yanmar Mini Excavator ViO57-6B Operation Manual MUB35ENMA00300
Size: 33.48 MB
Format: PDF
Language: English
Brand: Yanmar
Type of Machine: Mini Excavator
Type of Manual: Operation Manual
Model: Yanmar ViO57-6B Mini Excavator
Part Number: MUB35ENMA00300
Number of Pages: 193 Pages

Contents:
A Description and illustration of the machine

1 Applications and regulations​

1.1 Applications​

1.2 Warranty​

1.3 Driving permits​

1.4 Lifting​

1.5 Environmental regulations​

2 Identification plates​

2.1 Machine serial number plate​

2.2 Engine serial number plate​

2.3 Safety structure plate​

2.4 Seat identification​

2.5 Spare parts order and intervention request​

3 Warning labels​

3.1 Location of the warning adhesive labels​

3.2 Explanation of the warning adhesive labels​

4 General view of the machine​

5 Description of the driving position​

5.1 Start key​

5.2 Operator display station​

5.3 Joysticks and pedals​

5.4 Switches​

5.5 Power socket​

5.6 Driver's seat​

5.7 Seat support cover​

5.8 Location for the tools and user manual​

5.9 QR code​

5.10 Fuses​

5.11 Cabin​

5.12 Headlights​

5.13 Rear-view mirror(s)/Camera(s)​

5.14 Fleet management system SMARTASSIST-REMOTE​

6 Operation of the air conditioning​

7 Covers​

7.1 Bonnet​

7.2 Cover B​

7.3 Cover R​

7.4 Rear cover​

7.5 Upper cover​

8 Using the electric fuel filling pump​

9 Heating valve​

10 Options​

10.1 Long arm​

10.2 Half-circuit​

10.3 Circuit AUX1​

10.4 Circuit AUX2​

10.5 Circuit breaker​

10.6 Document holder​

10.7 Additional counterweights​

10.8 Travel alarm​

10.9 Lifting Kit​

10.10 Operator protection​

10.11 Separator/decanter alarm​

10.12 Working headlights​

10.13 Plug-in beacon and rear LED light​

10.14 Fleet management system and immobiliser system​

10.15 Better fuel filtering​

10.16 Bio oil​

10.17 Radio​

10.18 Air conditioning​

10.19 Diesel pump​

10.20 Quick connector​

10.21 Centralized greasing system​

10.22 Continuous pressure hydraulic line​

10.23 Rubber rollers for use with steel tracks​

10.24 Automatic engine shutoff​

B Operating instructions

1 Basic precautions​

1.1 Comply with your workplace's safety rules​

1.2 Put the safety mechanisms in place​

1.3 Wear suitable clothing and protective equipment​

1.4 Operator health​

1.5 Provide adequate ventilation when working in an enclosed space​

1.6 Protect plants from hot air and exhaust fumes​

1.7 Weather conditions​

1.8 Fire hazard​

1.9 Avoid removing the caps when the temperatures are high​

1.10 Avoid crush injuries due to attachments​

1.11 Have an extinguisher and a first aid kit​

1.12 Unauthorised modifications​

1.13 Precautions for optional parts and tools​

1.14 Warning concerning the cab windows​

1.15 Cabin's emergency exit​

1.16 Air conditioning system​

2 Usage precautions​

2.1 Precautions before using the machine​

2.2 Movement precautions​

2.3 Working precautions​

2.4 Parking precautions​

2.5 Precautions for the attachments​

2.6 Precautions for using optional attachments​

2.7 Precautions for the battery​

3 Checks before starting the machine​

3.1 Overall visual inspection​

3.2 Checking and topping up the level of cooling fluid​

3.3 Checking and topping up the engine oil level​

3.4 Checking and topping up the fuel level​

3.5 Checking and topping up the hydraulic oil level​

4 Checks after start-up​

5 Checks after use​

6 Operator LCD display station interfaces​

6.1 Indication of functions​

6.2 User Interface​

6.3 Maintenance interface​

6.4 Machine usage management interface​

6.5 Configuration interface​

7 Using the machine in cold weather​

7.1 Preparation for use in cold weather​

7.2 Starting in cold weather​

7.3 Precautions after use​

7.4 When cold weather is over​

8 Rubber tracks​

8.1 Correct use of rubber tracks​

8.2 Comparison between rubber tracks / steel tracks​

8.3 Rubber track warranty​

8.4 Precautions for using rubber tracks​

9 Handling the bucket​

9.1 Machine stability when using with a bucket or an attachment​

9.2 Operation of the retro bucket​

9.3 Digging trenches​

9.4 Loading​

10 Attachment change by direct coupling​

10.1 Installing the bucket​

10.2 Removing the bucket​

11 Load lifting​

12 Using the hydraulic outlets​

12.1 Description​

12.2 AUX1 circuit selector​

12.3 Precautions for using the attachment​

13 Using the particle filter​

13.1 Auto-regeneration​

13.2 Assisted regeneration​

13.3 Launching the regeneration​

13.4 Manual regeneration of the particulate filter​

14 Transporting the machine​

14.1 Loading/unloading the machine​

14.2 Immobilising the machine on the truck​

14.3 Tying down the machine​

14.4 Slinging the machine​

15 Detecting anomalies​

15.1 Phenomena that do not constitute faults​

15.2 Detecting anomalies​

16 If the battery is discharged​

16.1 Precautions for connecting and disconnecting the starter cables​

16.2 Connecting the starter cables​

16.3 Starting the engine​

16.4 Disconnecting the starter cables​

16.5 Charging the battery​

17 Machine recovery​

C Periodic maintenance programme

1 Maintenance precautions​

1.1 Precautions before maintenance​

1.2 Precautions during maintenance​

2 Recommended greases and fluids​

2.1 Grease​

2.2 Cooling fluid​

2.3 Gear oil​

2.4 Engine oil​

2.5 Fuel​

2.6 Hydraulic oil​

3 Periodic inspections and upkeeps​

4 Maintenance by the operator​

4.1 Daily maintenance​

4.2 Maintenance every 50 hours​

4.3 Non periodic maintenance​

5 Maintenance by the dealer​

5.1 After the first 50 hours of service​

D Machine storage and end-of-life

1 Conservation​

2 Storage​

3 Recommissioning​

4 Dismantling​

E Technical data

1 Specifications​

2 Working dimensions​

3 Noise emitted by the machine​

4 Vibrations emitted by the machine​

F Lifting capacities

1 Lifting ViO57–6B​

2 Lifting ViO57–6B, with rear counterweight​

Appendices

A Notes​

B Lashing record​

Index