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Maintenance and Service

Maintenance and
Service

General information

It is essential to pay attention

to the information in Chapter

"Safety Information" before

completing any service or

maintenance work!

By adhering to the maintenance work

recommended by us, you can be sure

that the vehicle is always ready to be

put into operation.

Maintenance and repair work necessa-

ry on a daily and weekly basis can be

carried out by a driver trained to com-

plete the work, all other Hako system

maintenance may only be completed by

personnel who are correspondingly

qualified and trained. Please contact

your nearest Hako service center or au-

thorized Hako dealer. Failure to obser-

ve this annuls any rights to claims under

the terms of guarantee in respect of re-

sulting or consequential damage.

Always specify the serial number in the

case of inquiries and spare parts or-

ders, refer to section 1.7 - Rating plate.

5.1

Hako system maintenance

The Hako system maintenance:

• ensures that the Hako vehicle is al-

ways ready for operation (preventive

maintenance),

• minimizes operating costs, mainte-

nance and repair costs,

• ensures the vehicle has a long ser-

vice life.

Hako system maintenance explains the

special technical work to be carried out

on the individual modules and prescri-

bes the intervals at which the work

should be performed. Parts to be repla-

ced for the individual maintenance ta-

sks are defined and provided in spare

parts kits.

Hako system maintenance,
customer:

Work to be carried out by the customer

according to the service and mainte-

nance instructions in the operating ma-

nual (daily and weekly). The driver/

operator receives proper instruction

when the vehicle is delivered.

Hako system maintenance,
first service:

(after 50 operating hours)

Applies to vehicles with a combustion

engine drive, 1st oil change, filter etc.

Completed by technical experts from an

authorized Hako service center.

Hako system maintenance I:

(every 125 operating hours)

Completed by technical experts from an

authorized Hako service center in ac-

cordance with the specific vehicle sy-

stem maintenance using spare parts

kits.

Hako system maintenance II:

(every 250 operating hours)

Completed by technical experts from an

authorized Hako service center in ac-

cordance with the specific vehicle sy-

stem maintenance using spare parts

kits.

Hako system maintenance III:

(every 500 operating hours)

Completed by technical experts from an

authorized Hako service center in ac-

cordance with the specific vehicle sy-

stem maintenance using spare parts

kits.

Summary of Contents for 1900 V

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual Hako Jonas 1900 V D 6330 10 6330 20 ...

Page 2: ... use The Hako Jonas 1900 is a sweeping vehicle conceived exclusively for sweeping up dry and wet refuse from areas such as production plants ware houses car parks and pedestrian pre cincts Any use beyond this is regarded as improper use The manufacturer is not considered liable for any damage resulting from improper use the user is solely responsible for all the risks The sweeping vehicle must not...

Page 3: ... StVZO road traffic licensing regulation is not required eit her because the vehicle is designed for a top speed under 20 kph In accordan ce with the StVZO the vehicle must carry a first aid kit warning triangle and the vehicle registration license when used on public roads paths and pede strian precincts If any attachments or conversions are made on the Hako Jonas 1900 1900 V D which affect the e...

Page 4: ...ipment 26 3 2 Operating elements 27 3 2 1 Overview 27 3 2 2 Operating panel 29 3 2 3 Control lamps and indicators 30 4 Technical Data 37 5 Maintenance and Service 42 5 1 Hako system maintenance 42 5 2 Proof of Maintenance 44 5 3 Maintenance plan 45 5 4 Engine 52 5 4 1 Opening the engine bracket 54 5 4 2 Refilling engine oil 54 5 4 3 Changing the engine oil and oil filter 55 5 5 Air filter 56 5 5 1...

Page 5: ...rotary brush aprons 70 5 11 5 Adjusting the rotary brush aprons 70 5 12 Tires 71 5 12 1 Checking tire wear 71 5 12 2 Disassembling the tires 71 5 12 3 Fitting tires 71 5 13 Brakes 71 5 14 Electronics 72 5 14 1 Changing the fuses 72 5 14 2 Changing the battery 72 5 14 3 Electrical installation 73 5 14 4 Changing the antistatic chain 74 5 15 Lubrication points 75 5 16 Special equipment and spares re...

Page 6: ... wing warning symbols Symbol Hazardous for Description Safety Provisions persons and goods Safety Provisions in dangerous situation caused by misuse inaccurate adherence of instructions or pres cribed work routine CAUTION the machine important information on handling the machine in order to maintain operability Ecological hazard the environment due to use of substances representing an inherent dan...

Page 7: ...e and repair the machine You are advised to thoroughly study the safety instructions since precise knowledge only helps avoiding er rors during operation of the machine and thus guarantee faultless usage of the machine The operating instructions have to be at hand at the place of use of the machine and therefore have to be kept readily available at the machi ne When selling or letting the machine ...

Page 8: ...n adjust the driver s seat so that you have a perfect view of the front and rear path of travel and working area For safety reasons the driver s seat is equipped with a seat contact switch the function of the seat con tact switch must not be bypassed The seat contact switch is monitored electronically Any attempt at mani pulation can lead to the vehicle being automatically locked against use Alway...

Page 9: ...echnical expert in re spect of operational safety within the terms of the applicable accident prevention laws at reasonable inter vals we recommend at least once a year and following modification or repairs Spare parts must comply with the mi nimum technical requirements stipu lated by the manufacturer This is ensured by the use of original spare parts Only use the rotary brushes and side brushes ...

Page 10: ...hen con trolling the acid level In the event of acid splashing in the eyes rinse them with water for approx 15 minu tes and seek medical attention im mediately Always wear appropriate protective clothing when handling the battery e g protective gloves finger stalls Never use an open flame risk of ex plosion When installing or removing the bat tery or changing it there is a risk of crushing and she...

Page 11: ... pres cribed amperage In the case of defects in the electrical installation switch the vehicle off im mediately and clear the fault Work on the electrical equipment may only be carried out by electrici ans who have received the necessa ry training and in accordance with the electrical engineering regulati ons The vehicle s electrical equipment must be inspected checked at regu lar intervals Defect...

Page 12: ...red Observe the legal directives and lo cal regulations for disposal of deter gents see Water Management Act Used batteries labelled as recyclable contain reusable economic goods According to the crossed dustbin la bel these batteries must not be ad ded to the normal waste Provide for agreement with the Hako contract dealer on return and disposal accor ding to 8 BattV ...

Page 13: ... legible Missing or illegible labels must be replaced immediately Company logo at front Fig 1 1 and rear Fig 2 1 Rating plate Fig 1 2 Parking brake Fig 1 3 Raised emptying Fig 1 4 Read and observe the operating manual Fig 1 5 Ignition lock Fig 1 6 Pressure washer Steam cleaner Fig 1 7 Brakes Fig 1 8 Sound power Gradient Fig 1 9 ...

Page 14: ...g 1 15 Hot surfaces on radiator and engine Fig 2 1 Rotating parts on agitating motor and fan Fig 2 2 Lock engine with latch Fig 2 3 Set side brush sweeping pattern Fig 2 4 Risk of crushing by sweepings contai ner Fig 2 5 Coolant Fig 2 6 6 5 bar 95 PSI Hako Jonas 1900 Diesel Benzin Latch Securely Coolant must meet or exceed GM spec GM6277M Long Life Orange ...

Page 15: ...15 Safety information Fig 1 1 2 6 5 3 4 7 8 9 10 11 12 15 14 13 ...

Page 16: ...16 Safety information Fig 2 2 1 4 2 3 1 2 5 4 6 5 ...

Page 17: ...uipped with a seat contact switch The function of the seat contact switch must not be bypassed 1 All control levers and switches sweepings container rotary brush accelerator etc must be in their neutral position The zero setting is monitored electronically A deflection of the pedal from this position pre vents the engine being started 2 The vehicle s parking brake must be applied 3 Set the engine ...

Page 18: ...s the refuse in the sweepings container thus increasing the fill volume When the RTR system is activated the sweepings container automatically stops in front of the opening point of the discharge flap The indicator is above the control lamp on the operating panel The discharge flap remains closed and the refuse drops from the loading sec tion to the area of the discharge flap 1 Set the engine spee...

Page 19: ...weepings container back again to do this press and hold the safety switch and simultaneously move the sweepings container con trol lever to the left 11 Reverse the Hako Jonas 1900 and stop it in front of the container obser ving the necessary safety clearance 12 Lower the sweepings container to do this press and hold the safety switch and simultaneously move the sweepings container control lever t...

Page 20: ... vehicle until it stops 2 Pull the parking brake to its end po sition 3 Raise the rotary brush and side brus hes 4 Switch off the engine The Hako Jonas 1900 can be decelerated by moving the ac celerator in the opposite direc tion or applying the service brake Remove the ignition key when getting off the vehicle to pre vent unauthorized use 2 6 After completing work Drive to a suitable servicing lo...

Page 21: ...hicle When transporting the vehicle on a loa ding space the Hako Jonas 1900 must be secured with the parking brake chocks applied to the wheels and the vehicle fixed by means of straps at the lashing points at the rear Fig 3 1 and front on both sides Fig 3 2 Fig 3 1 2 ...

Page 22: ...e panel using the hand le Fig 4 2 and pivot it open 3 Turn the bypass valve Fig 4 3 90 clockwise 4 After the vehicle has been towed close the bypass valve again Towing with the bypass valve open should only be carried out over short distances e g towing the vehicle out of the danger area or to the loading space etc and not faster than V 2 kph For longer di stances raise the rear wheel to prevent d...

Page 23: ...weeping unit sweeps up the dirt and refuse into the sweepings container Fig 5 1 The side brush Fig 5 2 sweeps the dirt directly into the path of the rotary brush Fig 5 3 The rotary brush sweeps the dirt into the sweepings container In the case of the Hako Jonas 1900 the waste in the sweepings container is disposed of di rectly into a standard refuse container The contents of the sweepings contai n...

Page 24: ... aned at regular intervals 3 1 4 Agitating device The dust which settles on the panel air filter is partly shaken off by the normal vehicle vibration and drops into the sweepings container To operate the vehicle absolutely free of dust howe ver the agitating device Fig 6 3 must be activated regularly The dust vacu uming process is automatically swit ched off during the agitating process The filter...

Page 25: ...ic system and drive motor are pro tected from overheating by means of the cooling system 3 1 6 Hydraulic system The combustion engine drives the hy drostatic traction drive Fig 7 1 and hy draulic pumps for the steering Fig 7 2 side brush drive Fig 7 3 and rotary brush drive Fig 7 4 The hydraulic oil tank Fig 7 5 and hydraulic oil filter Fig 7 6 are located beside the engine Fig 7 1 3 2 ...

Page 26: ...g to the maintenance schedule Work may only be carried out on the tires and brake system at an authorized Hako service workshop 3 1 8 Special equipment Side brush left Cab safety roof Flashing beacon for mounted wit hout a cab safety roof installed Flashing beacon for mounting on the cab safety roof or cab Solid rubber tires Side brush dust vacuum right Lighting system STVzO certificate road traff...

Page 27: ...rol lamps and indicators 2 Safety switch for sweepings contai ner 3 Steering column adjuster 4 Ignition switch 5 Accelerator 6 Service brake 7 Parking brake 8 Driver s seat 9 Wear compensation for rotary brush 10 Wear compensation for side brus hes Fig 8 6 10 4 7 8 2 5 9 1 3 ...

Page 28: ...28 Operation Overview continued 1 Filter system lock Fig 9 1 ...

Page 29: ...6 RTR system switch compress refuse 7 Switch for idling speed working speed 8 Sweeping operation control lever 9 Increase rotary brush pressure 10 Activate sweeping operation 11 Deactivate sweeping operation 12 Switch for side brush drive On Off 13 Switch for suction turbine drive On Off 14 Switch for agitating device On Off 15 Horn switch Fig 10 1 2 12 3 4 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 13 14 15 ...

Page 30: ... for driving direction indicator option 4 Control lamp for parking brake 5 Control lamp for preheating 6 Control lamp for suction turbine 7 Control lamp for RTR system 8 Indicator for engine oil pressure 9 Indicator for engine coolant tempe rature 10 Indicator for fuel supply 11 Voltmeter Fig 11 1 3 4 6 7 8 9 5 2 10 11 ...

Page 31: ...re automatically in hibited according to the contai ner position in order to prevent collisions with other vehicle parts RTR system switch Fig 10 2 The RTR system serves to compress the refuse in the sweepings container thus increasing the fill volume When the RTR system is activated the sweepings container automatically stops in front of the opening point of the discharge flap The indicator is ab...

Page 32: ...h serves to lower and raise the side brushes and to switch the side brush drive on and off Function of the two stage switch Right side brushes off and raised Sweeping only possible with the main rotary brush Stage 1 middle stage lower and activate right hand side brush Stage 2 left stage lower and acti vate both side brushes If the side brushes remain swit ched on the sweeping operati on control l...

Page 33: ...ch is actuated and must go out when the engine starts up If the Load control lamp lights up while driving the battery is no longer charged by the dynamo Switch the engine off and inform the Hako Service department Control lamp for agitating device Fig 11 2 If this control lamp lights up the filter sy stem must be shaken clean Use the re levant switch to activate the agitating device Control lamp f...

Page 34: ...er to Chapter Maintenance and Service If the indicator does not change although the oil level is correct switch the engine off and inform the Hako Service depart ment Indicator for engine coolant temperature Fig 11 9 This indicator has a range between 0 and 250 F 0 and 121 C If the value indicated exceeds 212 F 100 C switch the engine off and check the coolant level Refill coolant if necessa ry re...

Page 35: ... only ad just the steering wheel when the vehicle is at a stop Ignition starter switch Fig 8 4 It serves to preheat start and stop the engine and to prevent unauthorized use 0 engine and electrical system swit ched off 1 preheat until the control lamp goes out 2 Start For reasons of safety the Hako Jonas 1900 is equipped with a seat contact switch The engine can only be started when the operator i...

Page 36: ...bly and can reach all the operating ele ments with ease The angle of the armrest is adjusted by means of the handwheel A The backrest is adjusted by means of the handwheel B The driver s seat is released by me ans of the lever C and can be adju sted in a longitudinal direction The seat suspension can be adapted to the driver s weight using the hand wheel D 45 kg to 125 kg For reasons of safety the...

Page 37: ... side brush mm 1655 Width with 2 side brushes mm 1790 Height at driver s seat mm 1466 Dead weight kg 1719 Permissible total weight kg 2570 Driving and sweeping performance Driving speed forwards kph 13 Driving speed reverse kph 5 Max sweeping speed kph 6 Theoretical sweeping capacity with 1 side brush m h 21500 Max driving gradient 16 ...

Page 38: ...anel air filter pieces 2 Rotary brush Length Diameter mm 1220 355 Wear limit mm 25 Speed rpm 280 Sweeping pattern mm 65 Ground clearance of sealing strips at brush area Sealing strips left right rear mm 3 Sealing strip front mm 2 Side brushes Diameter mm 610 Speed rpm 118 ...

Page 39: ...heel Driving wheel rear 6 00 9 NHS 12 PR T900 Wheels front 6 50 10 NHS 12 PR T900 Tire pressure bar 6 5 Hydraulic system traction drive Hydraulic oil VG46 e g Mobiloil DTE 15 Tank volume liter 23 Electrical installation Starter battery V 12 Protection class against penetration by water IPX3 ...

Page 40: ... cylinders 4 stroke 4 cylinder Cubic capacity cm 1498 Power output at 2550 rpm kW At 2150 rpm approx 25 Working speed with rotary brush side brushes and suction turbine on rpm 2150 Fuel tank capacity liter 32 Fuel consumption liter h 6 at 25 KW Engine oil Fill quantity type liter SAE 15W40 6 7 ...

Page 41: ...ssure level LpA at the ear of the operator esta blished according to DIN IEC 60335 2 72 under normal working conditions dB A 85 The sound power level LwA determined in accordance with DIN IEC 60335 2 72 under normal operating conditions and maxi mum volume flow is dB A 98 ...

Page 42: ...stem maintenance explains the special technical work to be carried out on the individual modules and prescri bes the intervals at which the work should be performed Parts to be repla ced for the individual maintenance ta sks are defined and provided in spare parts kits Hako system maintenance customer Work to be carried out by the customer according to the service and mainte nance instructions in ...

Page 43: ...erating hours safety check Completed by technical experts from an authorized Hako service center in ac cordance with the specific vehicle sy stem maintenance using spare parts kits Completion of all the legally requi red safety tests in accordance with UVV BGV TÜV VDE ...

Page 44: ..._________ operating hours Hako System Maintenance 500 operating hours Workshop Stamp completed on at _________________ operating hours Hako System Maintenance 625 operating hours Workshop Stamp completed on at _________________ operating hours Hako System Maintenance 750 operating hours Workshop Stamp completed on at _________________ operating hours Hako System Maintenance 875 operating hours Wor...

Page 45: ...l as necessary o Check the sweepings container empty as necessary o Check the engine oil level refill engine oil as necessary o Check the coolant level in cooling system refill as necessary o Check the hydraulic oil level refill as necessary o Clean the dust filter s dust discharge valve and check the service indicator on the main filter clean the main filter as necessary o Check the engine and hy...

Page 46: ...teering o Check the tire pressure o Check the filter system clean or change the dust filter as necessary o Check the function of the agitating device o Check the sweepings container seals change as necessary o Check the function of the sweepings container flap clean or change as necessary o Check the side brushes for wear readjust or renew as necessary o Check the rotary brush and sealing strips f...

Page 47: ...ne oil filter o Check the engine speed idle speed and operating speed o Check the engine and hydraulic system for leaks o Change the hydraulic oil filter and top up oil o Check the electrical system o Check the function of the parking brake and service brake o Check the function of the steering o Check the traction drive forward and reverse drive neutral position o Check the visual appearance of t...

Page 48: ...aintenance work must be completed by an authorized Hako service center Activity Interval Every 125 operating hours Change the engine oil o Change the engine oil filter o Clean the fuel filter o Check the visual appearance of the vehicle o Test drive and function test o ...

Page 49: ...oad neutral position o Change the main filter of the air filter o Change the fuel filter and engine oil o Check the engine and hydraulic system for leaks o Check the engine speed idle speed and operating speed o Check the tightening torque of the wheel bolts o Check the function of the parking brake and service brake o Check the hydraulic functions hydraulic pump working pump engines and valves o ...

Page 50: ...nce work must be completed by an authorized Hako service center Activity Interval Every 500 operating hours All maintenance work in accordance with Hako system maintenance I and II o Change air filter safety cartridges o Changing the hydraulic oil o Change hydraulic oil filter o ...

Page 51: ...ed by an authorized Hako service center Activity Interval Every 1000 operating hours All maintenance work in accordance with Hako system maintenance I II and III o Change the coolant in the cooling system o Change the side brush lifting cable o Change the brake shoe o Change the brake Bowden cables o ...

Page 52: ...Engine The engine is located in the rear section of the vehicle and can be accessed ea sily for maintenance and servicing work by means of a pivoting frame 1 Cap 2 Dipstick 3 Oil filter 4 Oil sump with draining hose Fig 12 1 2 3 4 12 ...

Page 53: ...e 5 Engine bracket 6 Engine bracket locking mechanism 7 Throttle locking mechanism 8 Throttle 9 Lock with engine pivoted out 10Access door 11 Cooling system 12 Air filter 13 Fuel tank 14 Fuel filter Fig 13 7 5 6 8 9 10 11 14 13 ...

Page 54: ...verse se quence Before the engine can be pivoted back in the locking mecha nism Fig 13 9 must be released The engine cannot be started when pivoted out safety switch 5 4 2 Refilling engine oil Check the engine oil level with the oil dipstick Fig 12 2 every day Refill engine oil as necessary or when the engine oil pressure control lamp li ghts up Only use the engine oil prescri bed refer to Technic...

Page 55: ... Place a suitable collecting vessel un der the drain plug of the oil sump Fig 12 4 Oil quantity with oil filter 6 7 liter Oil quantity without oil filter 6 4 liter 3 Remove the drain plug from the drai ning hose Fig 12 4 and drain the engine oil into the collecting vessel 4 Disassemble the oil filter Fig 12 3 and install a new oil filter with a new sealing ring tighten hand tight Dispose of the wa...

Page 56: ...o the right of the engine The degree of soi ling of the air filter is indicated by the service indicator Fig 14 2 The ser vice indicator must be checked daily 1 Air filter 2 Service indicator 3 Clip with screw 4 Main filter 5 Safety cartridges 6 Housing cover Fig 14 1 2 3 4 6 5 6 ...

Page 57: ... Fig 14 4 for perforati ons 4 Check the seals on the main filter Fig 14 4 for signs of damage 5 5 3 Installing the main filter 1 Slide the main filter Fig 14 4 lea ding with the open side carefully in the upper housing section 2 Replace the housing cover Fig 14 6 ensuring it is fitted properly 3 Fix the clip again with the screw Fig 14 3 5 5 4 Changing the main filter The main filter Fig 14 4 must...

Page 58: ...a new sealing ring tighten hand tight 5 6 2 Venting the fuel system Air is purged from the fuel system as fol lows 1 After having fixed the new fuel filter Fig 15 1 fill the filter with a little fuel 2 Loosen the bleed screw Fig 15 2 3 Use the lever Fig 15 3 to pump up the pressure until no more air es capes 4 Tighten the bleed screw Fig 15 2 Fig 15 1 2 3 ...

Page 59: ... in the radiator Fig 16 3 by means of a fan Fig 16 2 If the engine coolant temperature is too high it is indicated on the main opera ting panel Pay attention to rotating parts in the vicinity of the fan Risk of injury 1 Cap 2 Fan 3 Radiator 4 Drain plug Fig 16 2 3 4 1 ...

Page 60: ...y 2 Check the coolant level The opti mum coolant level is 20 to 30 mm be low the contact surface of the cap the ribs must be covered Fill slowly if necessary 3 Replace the cap 4 Allow the engine to run for a few mi nutes 5 Turn the engine off and allow to cool down 6 Check the coolant level again and refill if necessary 5 7 3 Changing the coolant The coolant must be changed every 1000 operating ho...

Page 61: ... cause severe injuries All hydraulic lines must be de pressurized before completing any work on them Cloudy hy draulic oil indicates that water or air has penetrated into the hydraulic system Shortages of hydraulic oil or incorrect hy draulic oil leads to damage to the hydraulic system 1 Cap with ventilation filter and dipstick 2 Hydraulic oil tank 3 Drain plug 4 Hydraulic oil filter Fig 17 2 1 3 ...

Page 62: ...drain the hydraulic oil into the collecting ves sel Dispose of the used hydraulic oil according to the applicable environmental regulations 4 Replace the drain plug with a new sealing ring and refill hydraulic oil refer to Section 5 8 1 5 Start the engine and operate all the working functions at a slower speed as well as raising lowering and em ptying the sweepings container se veral times Switch ...

Page 63: ...aintenance and Service 5 9 Sweepings container 5 Sweepings container 6 Front hood 7 Holder with agitating device 2x 8 Dust filter 2x 9 Lock 10 Cable connector of the agitating device 2x Fig 18 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 ...

Page 64: ...oosen the wing nuts on the holders Fig 18 3 4 Disconnect the cable connections on the agitating devices Fig 18 6 and remove the holders Fig 18 3 5 Remove the dust filters Fig 18 4 6 Drop the dust filters horizontally onto level ground from a height of approx 1 meter soiled side must face the ground 7 Reinstall the dust filters in the re verse sequence 5 9 2 Changing the dust filters 1 Check the du...

Page 65: ...fuse container 5 Use the accelerator to drive the ve hicle slowly and carefully forwards until the sweepings container is posi tioned correctly to be emptied in the refuse container Driving longer distances with the sweepings container rai sed is extremely dangerous It is only permitted to drive the vehicle short distances with the sweepings container raised for the purpose of positioning the vehi...

Page 66: ...66 Maintenance and Service 5 10 Side brush 1 Side brush 2 Adjusting nut with counternut for the angle 3 Locking plate 4 Adjusting bolt for the height Fig 19 3 1 2 3 4 6 ...

Page 67: ...ings container Switch the engine off and actuate the parking brake 2 Adjust the height of the side brush Fig 19 1 with the adjusting bolts Fig 19 4 3 Start the vehicle and lower the sweepings container Side brush adjustment instructions 12 to 4 o clock Fig 20 X Fig 20 5 10 3 Changing the side brush The side brush must be changed in the case of wear down to a bristle length of 8 cm or less The side...

Page 68: ...68 Maintenance and Service 5 11 Rotary brush Fig 21 1 Adjusting bolt 2 Wing nut 3 Cover plate 4 Rotary brush aprons 5 Rotary brush 6 Rotary brush holder 7 Lug 8 Palm grip 1 2 6 7 3 4 5 8 4 60 5mm ...

Page 69: ...tly there must be a parallel 60 mm wide sweeping pattern on the ground re fer to sketch 5 Remove the cover plate Fig 21 3 and loosen the wing nut Fig 21 2 Use the adjusting bolt Fig 21 1 to adjust the sweeping pattern as ne cessary Turn the adjusting bolt clockwise reduced sweeping pattern Turn the adjusting bolt counter clockwise increased sweeping pattern 6 Lock the adjusting bolt with the wing ...

Page 70: ... to Sec tion 5 11 1 5 11 4 Changing the rotary brush aprons Check the rotary brush aprons Fig 21 4 on the side doors and rear rotary brush section every week for signs of wear Replace damaged rotary brush aprons immediately 1 Park the vehicle on a level piece of ground Switch the engine off and actuate the parking brake 2 Open the brush doors 3 Loosen the holding plates nuts and hexagon head bolts...

Page 71: ...lange nuts 7 Remove the tires with rims These are center split rims The tires may only be removed from the rims after they have been disassembled from the vehicle and fully deflated 5 12 3 Fitting tires Work on the wheels may only be carried out by technical ex perts and correspondingly trai ned personnel 1 Remove the old tire from the rim and fit a new one 2 Lower the vehicle using the jack 3 Tig...

Page 72: ...nging the battery Remove the negative pole from the battery Fig 23 3 be fore the positive pole This pre vents short circuiting and inju ries The battery can only be chan ged when the engine has been pivoted out refer to Section 0 1 1 open the engine bracket 1 Park the vehicle on a level piece of ground Switch the engine off and actuate the parking brake 2 First disconnect the negative lead then th...

Page 73: ...ght right 5A option F13 Preheat 40A F14 Multifunction display 4A option F15 Solenoid throttle 5A F16 Connection cab 10A option F17 Agitating motor 25A F18 Fuse 40A option K1 Relay starter locked K3 Relay Side brush right K4 Relay Side brush left Option K5 Relay shaker motor K6 Relay RTR hopper stop K7 Relay RTR hopper stop K10 Relay Flash turn signal A1 Relay Seat switch unit A2 Relay Preheat Abb ...

Page 74: ...enance and Service 5 14 4 Changing the antistatic chain Change the antistatic chain Fig 25 1 as follows 1 Remove the screw from the antista tic chain 2 Install the new antistatic chain using the screw Fig 25 1 ...

Page 75: ...75 Maintenance and Service 5 15 Lubrication points The lubrication points are located 1 on the steering cylinder 2x refer to Fig 26 A 2 on the pedestal 2x refer to Fig 26 B Fig 26 A B ...

Page 76: ... 6350 Refuse container Including assembly ex works only 6352 Lighting system To light up the work area in accordance with StVZO road traffic licensing regulation 6354 Working lights Only in connection with the comfort cab 6351 Spare rotary brush With steel wire and fiber arenga mixture standard brushes 6363 Spare rotary brush With PA brushes soft brushes for particulate matter and light waste 6360...

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Page 78: ... dealer where you purchased the de vice Used batteries with the recycling sym bol contain reusable commodities The heavy metals contained simultaneously represent a serious risk to health and to the environment Never open batteries or damage them Never touch inhale or swallow any material inside batteries Health hazard Never allow batteries to pollute the environment Risk of con taminating the gro...

Page 79: ... with 2004 108 EC Reference was made to the following standards and or norms and or techni cal specifications to ensure proper im plementation of the safety and health requirements in the EC Directive EN 60335 2 72 EN 55012 EN 61000 6 2 Bad Oldesloe 27 10 2010 Dr Rainer Bavendiek Director R D Name of the authorized person who compiles technical documents for Hako Ludger Lüttel EC Declaration of Co...

Page 80: ...eine saubere und schönere Umwelt Superior technology for a cleaner and better environment Hako Werke GmbH as from 2013 Hako GmbH Hamburger Str 209 239 D 23843 Bad Oldesloe 04531 806 0 Fax 04531 806 338 88 10 2796 12 2010 ...

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