Format: PDF (Printable Document)
File Language: English
File Pages: 470
File Size: 24.83 MB (Speed Download Link)
Brand: Case
Model: 836C, 836CAWD, 856C, 856CAWD Stage V Motor Grader
Part No: 90512104
Date: March 2023
Type of Document: Operators Manual
$ 45
On these Case 836C/856C Stage V graders, you’re usually out on roads, pads, and haul routes where downtime is expensive and conditions change fast. This operators manual is what I’d keep in the cab to make sure the controls are used correctly, startup and shutdown are done in the right order, and daily checks don’t get skipped. If, for example, the machine won’t respond right to the blade controls after start-up, this is what I’d use to verify the correct startup logic, control positions, and basic operator settings before assuming there’s a hydraulic or electrical fault.
Applications & Use Cases
FAQ
Q: Can I keep a digital copy on a tablet in the cab?
A: Yes, it’s practical to use a digital copy so you can quickly search for control and startup information on the job.
Q: Is it worth printing sections of this manual?
A: Printing the startup, shutdown, and daily inspection pages and laminating them is handy for quick reference on dirty jobsites.
Safety Note
Always follow the stated startup, lockout, and shutdown steps to protect both the operator and the grader’s major components.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Note to the owner
Intended use
Electro-Magnetic Compatibility (EMC)
Manual scope and required training level
Metric and imperial units abbreviations
Product identification
Driver´s cab ROPS and FOPS
Operator’s manual storage on the machine
Machine orientation
Machine components
SAFETY INFORMATION
Safety rules and signal word definitions
Safety rules
Ecology and the environment
First-aid box storage compartment
Warning triangle
Vibration levels
Safety and informational signs
CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS
Access to operator’s platform
Operator’s seat
Forward controls
Left-hand side controls
Right-hand side controls
Display
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Commissioning the unit
Starting the unit
Stopping the unit
Moving the unit
TRANSPORT OPERATIONS
Preparing for road transport
WORKING OPERATIONS
General information
Working attachments
After daily use
MAINTENANCE
General information
Maintenance planning
Every 10 hours or daily service
Every 50 hours or weekly
Once after 250 hours
Every 250 hours
Every 500 hours
Every 500 hours or yearly
Every 500 hours or 2-yearly
Every 1000 hours
Every 1000 hours or yearly
Every 1500 hours
Every 2000 hours
Every 3000 hours
Every 3000 hours or every 3 years
Every 4000 hours or 2-yearly
Every 4000 hours or every 4 years
As required
Electrical system
Diagnosis sockets
Wheels
Equipment
Welding operations
Fuse and relay locations
Storage
SPECIFICATIONS
Machine specifications and dimensions
Weights
Engine
Electrical installation
Brakes
Axle
Front drive axle
Transmission
Dozer blade (option)
Rear ripper (option)
Blade
Steering
Tire pressure – admissible tire size
ACCESSORIES
Radio (option)
Rotary beacon (option)
Rear view camera (option)
Towing attachments (option)
Telematics (option) – General description
Telematics (option) – Location overview
Telematics (option) – LED display
