JCB JS70 Operator Handbook 9801-6720

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  • Type Of Manual: Operator Handbook
  • ManualID: 9801-6720
  • Number of Pages: 120
  • Size: 1.9MB
  • Format: PDF

Description

  • Model List:

    • JS70
  • 1. INTRODUCTION
  • 2. About this Handbook
  • 3. Machine Description 1
  • 4. Machine and Serial Numbers 1
  • 5. Using this Handbook 1
  • 6. Using the Machine 1
  • 7. Left and Right Hand Convention 1
  • 8. Units of Measurement. 1
  • 9. Service Contract 1
  • 10. Safety First – Yours and Other People's 2
  • 11. Safety First – Check List
  • 12. General Safety 2
  • 13. Operating Safety 3
  • 14. Maintenance Safety 4
  • 15. Safety Decals 6
  • 16. Identifying Your Machine 8
  • 17. OPERATION
  • 18. Introduction 21
  • 19. Before Entering the Cab 21
  • 20. Cab Door
  • 21. Opening-Closing the Door 22
  • 22. Entering and Leaving the Cab 23
  • 23. Cab Windows
  • 24. Opening-Closing the Upper Front Window 24
  • 25. Removing-Replacing the Lower Front Window 25
  • 26. Further Ventilation 25
  • 27. Adjusting the Seat 26
  • 28. Heater Controls 27
  • 29. Cab Radio 28
  • 30. Cigar Lighter 28
  • 31. Cab Layout 29
  • 32. Switches and Controls
  • 33. Right Console 30
  • 34. Left Console 32
  • 35. Cab Light Switch 33
  • 36. Display Monitor 34
  • 37. Servo Controls Immobilisation 36
  • 38. Tracking Controls
  • 39. Tracking Levers-Foot Pedals 37
  • 40. Travel Speed Range Change Switch 37
  • 41. Moving Straight Ahead 38
  • 42. Reversing 38
  • 43. Turning Left 39
  • 44. Turning Right 39
  • 45. Spin Turns 40
  • 46. Excavating Controls
  • 47. Excavating 41
  • 48. Operation 41
  • 49. Boom and Bucket 42
  • 50. Superstructure and Dipper 43
  • 51. Other Controls
  • 52. Horn Button 44
  • 53. One Touch Idle Switch 44
  • 54. Dozer Blade Lever 44
  • 55. Rockbreaker-Offset Boom Control Pedal 45
  • 56. Before Starting the Engine 46
  • 57. Starting the Engine
  • 58. Normal Conditions 47
  • 59. Cold Conditions 47
  • 60. Jump Starting the Engine 48
  • 61. Engine Warm-up
  • 62. After Starting 49
  • 63. Warming-up Procedure 49
  • 64. Cold Climate Warm-up 49
  • 65. Stopping the Engine
  • 66. Routine Stopping 50
  • 67. Stopping Following Overheating 50
  • 68. Parking the Machine 50
  • 69. Operating Precautions
  • 70. In Low Temperatures 51
  • 71. In High Temperatures 51
  • 72. In Dusty or Sandy Areas 51
  • 73. In Coastal Regions 51
  • 74. Transporting the Machine 52
  • 75. Using your Machine
  • 76. General 53
  • 77. Installing a Bucket 54
  • 78. Removing a Bucket 55
  • 79. Connecting Hydraulic Hoses 56
  • 80. Bucket Teeth 57
  • 81. Removing Bucket Teeth 58
  • 82. Fitting Bucket Teeth 58
  • 83. Digging 59
  • 84. Digging Near Walls 60
  • 85. Digging on Slopes 60
  • 86. 6720-2iv CONTENTS iv
  • 87. Engine Oil and Filter
  • 88. Checking the Oil Level 94
  • 89. Changing the Oil and Filter 94
  • 90. Engine Cooling System
  • 91. Checking the Coolant Level 95
  • 92. Coolant Mixtures 95
  • 93. Changing the Coolant 96
  • 94. Cleaning the Radiator and Oil Cooler 96
  • 95. Checking Fan Belt Tension 97
  • 96. Fitting a New Fan Belt 97
  • 97. Fuel System
  • 98. Types of Fuel 98
  • 99. Filling the Tank 98
  • 100. Draining Fuel Tank Impurities 99
  • 101. Draining the Water Separator 99
  • 102. Changing the Filter Element 100
  • 103. Cleaning the Lift Pump Strainer 100
  • 104. Bleeding the Fuel System 101
  • 105. Hydraulic System
  • 106. Changing the Drain Line Filter Element 102
  • 107. Checking the Fluid Level 103
  • 108. Releasing Tank Pressure 103
  • 109. Topping-up Fluid Level 103
  • 110. Changing the Fluid 104
  • 111. Changing the Return Filter Element 105
  • 112. Cleaning-Changing the Suction Strainer 105
  • 113. Changing the Nephron Filter 106
  • 114. Changing the Air Breather Element 107
  • 115. Draining Tank Impurities 107
  • 116. Changing the Servo Oil Filter 108
  • 117. Changing the Breaker In-line Filter (if fitted) 109
  • 118. Air Bleeding Procedures 110
  • 119. Gearboxes
  • 120. Replenishing Slew Gearbox Grease 112
  • 121. Checking the Track Gearbox Oil Level 113
  • 122. Changing the Track Gearbox Oil 113
  • 123. Tracks and Running Gear
  • 124. Clean the Tracks 114
  • 125. Checking-Adjusting the Track Tension 115
  • 126. Checking the Track Shoes 116
  • 127. Checking the Rollers and Idler Wheels for
  • 128. Oil Leaks 116
  • 129. Electrical System
  • 130. Fuses 117
  • 131. Battery
  • 132. First Aid – Electrolyte 118
  • 133. Checking the Electrolyte Level 118
  • 134. Windscreen Washer 119
  • 135. Obtaining Replacement Parts 119
  • 136. Lubricants and Capacities 120
  • 137. Using your Machine (cont’d)
  • 138. Dumping into a Truck 60
  • 139. Backfilling 60
  • 140. Dozing-Grading 60
  • 141. Scraping and Cutting 60
  • 142. Lifting 61
  • 143. Pulling Out From Soft Ground 62
  • 144. Refuelling
  • 145. Fuel Level 63
  • 146. Filling the Tank 63
  • 147. Refuelling Pump (optional) 63
  • 148. Storage 64
  • 149. MAINTENANCE
  • 150. Service Contracts 81
  • 151. Regular Maintenance and Lubrication Schedules
  • 152. Initial Precautions for New Machine Usage 81
  • 153. Every 10 Operating Hours or Daily 82
  • 154. Every 50 Operating Hours or Weekly 82
  • 155. Every 100 Operating Hours or 2-Weekly 82
  • 156. Every 250 Operating Hours or Monthly 83
  • 157. Every 500 Operating Hours or 3-Monthly 83
  • 158. Every 1000 Operating Hours or 6-Monthly 83
  • 159. Every 2000 Operating Hours or Yearly 83
  • 160. Every 4000 Operating Hours or 2 Years 83
  • 161. Every 5000 Operating Hours or 2 Years 6 Months 84
  • 162. Revised Service Schedules – Rockbreaker Usage 85
  • 163. Bolt and Nut Torque Specifications 86
  • 164. Lubricants – Health and Safety
  • 165. First Aid – Oil 87
  • 166. Hygiene 87
  • 167. Storage 87
  • 168. Handling 87
  • 169. Waste Disposal 87
  • 170. Spillage 87
  • 171. Cleaning the Machine 88
  • 172. Checking for Damage 88
  • 173. Greasing
  • 174. Slew Ring Teeth and Slew Pinion 89
  • 175. Slew Ring Bearing 89
  • 176. Excavator End (Standard Boom) 90
  • 177. Excavator End (Offset Boom) 91
  • 178. Engine Air Filter
  • 179. Changing the Outer Element 92
  • 180. Changing the Inner Element 93
  • 181. Trouble Shooting
  • 182. Engine and Related Area 121
  • 183. Monitor Display – Fault Messages 123
  • 184. Operating Controls 124
  • 185. Hydraulic Pump 124
  • 186. Working Attachments 124
  • 187. Travelling 125
  • 188. Slewing 125
  • 189. Hydraulic Rams 125
  • 190. Component Location Diagrams 126
  • 191. SPECIFICATIONS
  • 192. Lifting (Craning) Regulations and
  • 193. Safe Working Loads 141
  • 194. Static Dimensions 142
  • 195. Shipping Weights (Approximate)
  • 196. Standard Boom 143
  • 197. Offset Boom 143
  • 198. Dig Depth Chart 144
  • 199. Noise and Vibration Data 145
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