Komatsu MX15 Operation and Maintenance Manual (054-109-10)

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Komatsu MX15 Index:

MAIN MENU
Cover
Foreword
- Your Machine Serial Numbers and Dealer
- Safety Information
  - Signal Words
  - Example of Safety Message Using Signal Word
  - Other Signal Words
  - Safety Labels
  - Example of Safety Label Using Words
  - Example of Safety Label Using Pictogram
- Introduction
  - Directions of Machine
- Product Information
  - Machine Serial Number Plate and Its Location
  - Engine Serial Number Plate and Its Location
  - Emission Control Information Label and Its Location
  - Service Meter Location
- Contents
Safety
- Chapter Contents
- Safety Labels
  - Location of Safety Labels
  - Safety Labels
- Safety Information
  - Safety Rules
  - If Abnormalities Are Found
  - Working Wear and Personal Protective Items
  - Fire Extinguisher and First Aid Kit
  - Safety Equipment
  - Keep Machine Clean
  - Keep Operator’s Compartment Clean
  - Leaving Operator’s Seat with Lock
  - Handrails and Steps
  - Crushing or Cutting Prevention
  - Mounting and Dismounting
  - No Persons on Attachments
  - Burn Prevention
  - Fire Prevention and Explosion Prevention
  - Action if Fire Occurs
  - Windshield Washer Fluid
  - Falling Objects, Flying Objects and Intruding Objects Prevention
  - Attachment Installation
  - Attachment Combinations
  - Cab Window Glasses
  - Unauthorized Modifications
  - Safety at Jobsite
  - Working on Loose Ground
  - Distance to High Voltage Cables
  - Ensure Good Visibility
  - Ventilation for Enclosed Area
  - Signalperson’s Signal and Signs
  - Asbestos Dust Hazard Prevention
- Safe Machine Operation
  - Starting Engine
  - Operation
  - Transportation
  - Battery
  - Towing
  - Lifting Objects with Bucket
- Safe Maintenance Information
  - Warning Tag
  - Keep Work Place Clean and Tidy
  - Appoint Leader When Working with Others
  - Stop Engine Before Carrying Out Maintenance
  - Two Workers for Maintenance When Engine is Running
  - Proper Tools
  - Personnel
  - Accumulator
  - Attachments
  - Work Under the Machine
  - Noise
  - When Using Hammer
  - Welding Works
  - Removing Battery Terminals
  - Safety First When Using High-Pressure Grease to Adjust Track Tension
  - Do Not Disassemble Recoil Springs
  - Safety Rules for High-Pressure Oil
  - Safety Handling High-Pressure Hoses
  - Waste Materials
  - Air Conditioner Maintenance
  - Compressed Air
  - Periodic Replacement of Safety Critical Parts
Operation
- Machine View Illustrations
  - Overall Machine View
  - Controls and Gauges
- Detailed Controls and Gauges
  - Machine Monitor
  - Switches
  - Control Levers and Pedals
  - Cover with Lock
  - Engine Hood
  - Fuse
  - In-Line Fuse
  - Operator’s Manual Storage
  - Tipping Operator’s Seat
- Machine Operations and Controls
  - Before Starting Engine
  - Starting Engine
  - After Starting Engine
  - Stopping the Engine
  - Check After Engine Shutoff
  - Machine Operation
  - Steering the Machine
  - Swinging
  - Backhoe Controls and Operations
  - Prohibited Operations
  - General Operation Information
  - Traveling on Slopes
  - Escape from Mud
  - Work Possible Using Compact Hydraulic Excavator
  - Bucket Replacement
  - Parking Machine
  - Machine Inspection After Daily Work
  - Locking
  - Rubber Tracks and Turf-Friendly Tracks
- Transportation
  - Loading and Unloading with Trailer
  - Lifting Machine
- Cold Weather Operation
  - Cold Weather Operation Information
  - After Daily Work Completion
  - After Cold Weather Season
- Long-Term Storage
  - Before Storage
  - During Storage
  - After Storage
- Troubles and Actions
  - Running Out of Fuel
  - Phenomena That Are Not Failures
  - Towing the Machine
  - Severe Job Conditions
  - Discharged Battery
  - Other Trouble
Maintenance
- Maintenance Information
- Lubricants, Coolant, and Filters
  - Handling Oil, Fuel, and Coolant
  - Electric System Maintenance
  - Handling Hydraulic System
- Lubricants, Fuel, and Coolant Specifications
  - Proper Selection
- Tightening Torque Specifications
  - Tightening Torque List
- Maintenance Schedule
  - Maintenance Interval for Hydraulic Breaker
- Maintenance Procedure
  - Initial 250 Hour Maintenance (Only After the First 250 Hours)
  - When Required
  - Check Before Starting
  - Every 100 Hours Maintenance
  - Every 250 Hours Maintenance
  - Every 500 Hours Maintenance
  - Every 1000 Hours Maintenance
  - Every 2000 Hours Maintenance
Specifications
Attachments and Options
- General Information
  - Safety First
  - Attachment Installation
- Bucket with Hook
  - Hook Condition
  - Prohibited Operations
- Machine Ready for Attachment
  - Locations
  - Hydraulic Circuit
  - Attachment Operation
- Attachment Guide
  - Attachment Combinations
  - Hydraulic Breaker
Support
- Procedure
- Resources
  - Publications
  - Ditch Witch Training
Warranty