AUSA D 201 RH, Operator'S Manual

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D201RH / RHS / RHG / RHGS
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Maintenance.
General comments
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Regular maintenance tasks.
Only original AUSA spare parts should be used during PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
OPERATIONS . This is the only way to guarantee that the AUSA machinery will have the
same operational level that it had upon delivery.
This dumper, as with any machine, contains parts and systems which are subject to
wear or require re-adjusting, and which may affect the reliability of the machine and the
safety of the operator, the environment and the surrounding area, such as for example,
exhaust gas emissions. The necessary maintenance should be carried out regularly in
order to ensure similar conditions to those existing on leaving the factory. In accordance
with Work Equipment Directives, these systems should be inspected regularly and
the results recorded on the forms provided by the Labour Authorities of each country
(89/655/CEE or RD 1215/97).
All repair and
PERIODIC MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS should be made while the
dumper is unloaded, the park brake locked and the wheels blocked in order to keep the
dumper stationary.
Disconnect the battery
(fig. 1) before carrying out any work on the electrical system.
Never use an open flame to check fluid levels.
Respect the environment
When changing oil or other fluids use a suitable container to collect the old one. Take care
not to cause damage to the environment and take all the replaced materials (batteries,
coolant, etc.) to the appropriate recycling centres.
In the event of leaks of substances which may be harmful to persons or to the environment,
immediately take the necessary measures to reduce their impact, for example in the
case of oil leaks, plug the leak, use a recipient to collect the oil, sprinkle absorbent
material or collect up and remove the contaminated soil if necessary.
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Maintenance access.
The engine, transmission and filters are located below the operator cab. To access
these, lift up as follows:
- Lock the park brake.
- Stop the engine and remove the key from the ignition switch.
- Get down from the driver’s cab.
- Pull on the lock
(fig. 2) located on the lower part of the operator position.
- Lift the operator position cover and secure it in the open position by pushing the
finished completely back (fig. 3) .
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Bucket lock
The bucket is fitted with a safety prop to prevent movement during Periodic
Maintenance Operations . Thus, repair and Periodic Maintenance Operations
may be done on the dumper in safe conditions, as shown in the figure.
Once the bucket has been raised, secure in position using the safety prop
(fig. 4) .
WARNING
When the bucket is left in the raised position in the safety prop must be inserted.
This prevents the bucket from accidentally descending.