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Appendice

55

Index

INTRODUCTION

WARRANTY

1

GOAL OF THE MANUAL

1

MACHINE DESCRIPTION

2

SAFETY INFORMATION

3

MACHINE AND MANUFACTURER IDENTIFICATION

5

SAFETY DEVICES

6

SAFETY TAGS

11

ADMISSIBLE SLOPES

16

TECHNICAL DATA

17

DIMENSIONS

18

COMMANDS

20

INSTRUCTION FOR USE

28

SUPPLEMENTARY HYDRAULIC COMMAND

39

ELECTRICAL PLUG

41

TRANSPORT

42

STORAGE

44

MAINTENANCE

44

TRACKS

50

GREASING

52

INCONVENIENCES AND BREAKDOWNS

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Summary of Contents for C85 Series

Page 1: ...1 MUM 06 20...

Page 2: ...and the paginations were realized by Cormidi s r l The information and technical data were furnished checked and validated by the Cormidi Technical Office The illustrations and technical data included...

Page 3: ...telephone or by email at in fo cormidi com If there is any doubt it is better to ask rather than proceed on your own We leave you to your perusal of the manual and enjoyment of your machine Staff COR...

Page 4: ...tions are not followed On the machine potential dangers have been indicated with a sticker characterized by the triangle in yellow with black outline containing the pictogram depicting the danger WARN...

Page 5: ...immediately substitute missing or illegible ones Respect all regulations contained in these The machine was made exclusively for the transportation of inert materials Any other use is prohibited PROH...

Page 6: ...ohibited to remove protection and safety devices with which the machine is equipped Avoid working under unsuitable physical conditions or when you are very tired in these cases interrupt your work DAN...

Page 7: ...number is Impressed on the left rear fender see fig 1 fig 1 Identification Plate cod C1094 14 10 1 4 SAFETY DEVICES WARNING Before beginning work verify the working order of the safety devices and sub...

Page 8: ...block the piston following this procedure see fig 2 Lift the skip Shut off the engine Remove the safety device RED in the back on the lower right side of the skip remove it by unscrewing the knob B In...

Page 9: ...r Follow these steps see fig 3 Raise your arm of self loading Lift the body Turn off the engine Remove the safety device B on the left side of the skip remove it by unscrewing the knob Insert the slot...

Page 10: ...idents Close the platform only after use Do Not use the platform in hazardous conditions Use The platform only on the ground level and paved fig 4 Blocking the footrest The standing platform driving m...

Page 11: ...completely the skip Turn off the engine Remove the safety device D on the left side of the skip remove it by unscrewing the knob B Insert the slots A of the bar near one of the two cylinders of the l...

Page 12: ...always operate with the engine off and the unit locked with the dedicated bar At the end of the procedure remove the device and place it back in its housing 1 6 ACCESSORIES READ CAREFULLY Read the ins...

Page 13: ...n order to highlight eventual potential and imminent risks Specific adhesive tags were made with signals and descriptions associated with pictograms to give a higher importance to possible dangers in...

Page 14: ...hing that may cause very serious injury or death 1 7 5 Cutting Tags which indicate a potential risk of cutting that may cause very serious injury or death 1 7 6 Procedure for Caution This safety stick...

Page 15: ...portant that the ter rain is solid and stable 1 7 8 Modo di Affrontare le Pendenze Nameplate indicating the way for to avoid serious consequences to the user and the machine as there is a potential da...

Page 16: ...blems Nameplate indicating that there are moving parts that could cause damage to thing and or people The position of ring is indicated with a label like the one shown The machine is equipped with 4 r...

Page 17: ...rk These conditions must never be surpassed to avoid the risk of overturning DANGER Always avoid working on terrain with slopes that are greater than those prescribed to avoid the possibility of overt...

Page 18: ...5 812 822 Engine Battery electric Battery electric Battery electric Power 100 5500 w 5500 w 5500 w Peak motor power 6500 w 6500 w 6500 w Model C85 Rix Type C85 E Weight kg 714 Engine Battery electric...

Page 19: ...1 9 DIMENSIONS...

Page 20: ......

Page 21: ...2 COMMANDS...

Page 22: ...bottom it is always possible to change the performance configuration To choose the desired working power click on the logo POWER selector You will see the following screen It is possible to choose the...

Page 23: ...ong these Language Various settings Diagnostics By clicking on the magnifying glass icon you can access the menu that allows us to set and configure some functions of the C85 including the translation...

Page 24: ...21 2 1 FORWARD AND BACK SPEED 2 2 FORWARD AND BACK POWER...

Page 25: ...22 2 3 LEVER LEFT 2 4 LEVER RIGHT...

Page 26: ...23 2 5 HORN BUTTON AND LEVER CUT BATTERY fig 12 Horn button above Battery switch bottom...

Page 27: ...arking brake above Throttle bottom WARNING Whenever the operator turns off the engine and or away from minidumpers you must enter the parking brake as well as at each engine start before starting off...

Page 28: ...25 2 7 LEVER DUMP AND ARM SELF LOADING fig 14 Dump lever top Self loading lever arm bottom...

Page 29: ...26 2 8 LEVER BUCKET ROTATORY LIFT AND HI TIP fig 15 Lever bucket rotatory top Lever Hi Tip bottom...

Page 30: ...Instruction for use 27...

Page 31: ...uel tank open the fuel tap and follow the start up procedure described in the ap propriate paragraph 3 2 BREAKING IN PERIOD The technology used during the construction of your machine does not require...

Page 32: ...arking brake use the levers to operate the machine 3 2 RECHARGE 4 The C85 is equipped with a battery pack mounted inside the hood The battery pack can be recharged You can choose to remove the accumul...

Page 33: ...on the two rods until it reaches its housing inside the hood of the C85 Fix the battery so that it does not move with the pins provided and hook the connector as in figure 4 3 4 2 Charging using the c...

Page 34: ...Instruction for use 31...

Page 35: ...lev el by activating the accelerator lever ac cording to the required power when the machine is loaded you must bring the lever above the halfway mark between the mini mum and maximum Under some cond...

Page 36: ...ward Gear To allow the machine to advance one must activate both drive levers simultaneously by pushing them forward Avoid addressing downhill slopes in forward gear refer to the paragraph Travel ling...

Page 37: ...zing the opening of drive levers see fig 19 otherwise could be veri fy cavitation problems and missing the engine brake effect the hydraulic mo tors are forced by the slope and they function like a pu...

Page 38: ...r rotation towards the direction of the clock hands you must push the left hand lever forward and pull the right hand lever back fig 20 Clockwise rotation To make a counter clockwise counter rotation...

Page 39: ...automatically To deactivate Pull the lever towards yourself decisive and lightly and move it to the right hooking it into the special slot to block it the brake has been eactivated WARNING If when try...

Page 40: ...see fig 56 Open two anterior hooks C lower the anterior side D and take it out Loosen the two wheels A positioned under the loading surface Take out the two supports B from their hous ings fig 22 Farm...

Page 41: ...oeuvre slowly and uniformly Do not move forward with the machine during the dumping phase Yourmachineisequippedwitha hydraulicdumpingdeviceforthebodywhichallowsforthe unloading ofmaterial To carry out...

Page 42: ...order to stabilize the machine Raise the body to the desired height by pushing forward the lever for raising Push the overturning lever for the body forward to allow for the unloading of the material...

Page 43: ...ial maintaining the ben na in a horizontal position raise the shovel by pulling the lever towards yourself until you have poured the contents into the body Repositioning Push the lever forwards until...

Page 44: ...ructions carefully for all accessories and or tools that have been installed on your machine Always refer to the manual which was provided with them and always keep it attached to this manual ML 85 ad...

Page 45: ...the plate check that it is well connected and that all the fastening systems have been in perfect working order and that in no way can they be disconnected except with the disengagement procedure desc...

Page 46: ...equipped with some devices that make it more complete To the side is shown the position of the 12V DC power outlet see fig 24 that provides power for operation of electrical devices with additional fe...

Page 47: ...000N 700kg for a total of 28 000N 2 800kg The position of each hook is indicated with a label like the one shown in the fig 26 fig 26 Anchoring point To do this operation safely you should use as tool...

Page 48: ...ints set as in Figure 29 Fig 28 Anchoring points for towing fig 29 Anchoring points for transport TOWING The machine is equipped with tow hooks located at the front of the undercarriage see fig 28 if...

Page 49: ...battery Take it out and conserve in a safe place When putting the machine back into service carry out all greasing again in all prescribed points found in the specific chap ter If the machine is equi...

Page 50: ...maintenance booklet in attachment with user s manual booklet DEADLINES OF SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE DEADLINES ARE THE ACHIEVEMENT OF ONE OF TWO THRESHOLDS BETWEEN WORKING HOURS OR MONTHS OF LIFE OF THE M...

Page 51: ...the motor oil always use a suitable aspirator to remove old oil Avoid the dispersion of oil and filters in the environment and carry out their disposal with respect for the environment and the regula...

Page 52: ...e machine will be placed on a flat surface with the body closed and self loading arm lowered to the ground if any The engine must be started for a few minutes about 5 min In such a way that the oil ha...

Page 53: ...ntee their longevity and for your own safety to check it apply a pressure of 5 kg on the track and check that the arrow is at about 20 mm tension of the tracks correctly Take off the cover B by unscre...

Page 54: ...crewing the screws A Using two wrenches loosen the fig 35 Replacing rubber tracks counter nut C and completely unscrew both the counter nut and nut D Take off the track E starting from the Z part Moun...

Page 55: ...ints provided using a grease gun Additionally grease the levers driving using a can of spray type grease fig 36 Greasing points RECOMMENDED LUBRICANTS DANGER before lubricating the machine make sure t...

Page 56: ...otor does not have power Have the machine looked at by a mechan ic with specific competence Lack of pressure in the auxiliary hydraulic openings Insufficient oil level Refill to the correct level Slee...

Page 57: ...not re spond Il cavo dell acceleratore rotto Fate sostituire il cavo da un officina mec canica The motor does not work cor rectly or makes an excessive amount of noise Various causes Have the motor lo...

Page 58: ...ACHINE AND MANUFACTURER IDENTIFICATION 5 SAFETY DEVICES 6 SAFETY TAGS 11 ADMISSIBLE SLOPES 16 TECHNICAL DATA 17 DIMENSIONS 18 COMMANDS 20 INSTRUCTION FOR USE 28 SUPPLEMENTARY HYDRAULIC COMMAND 39 ELEC...

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