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18z-1, 19c-1, 19c-1 EP

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Please see operator manual for full details.

Access Covers – Service Items and Relays

Fig 24

Fig 25

A

  Fixings

B

  Relay access cover

Fig 26

A

  Air filter

B

  Water separator

C

  Oil filler cap

D

  Coolant expansion bottle

E

  Battery

F

  Engine oil dipstick

G

  Battery isolator

H

  Fuel pre filter

 Maintenance

 Service Points

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Service Points

General

The  following  illustrations  identify  the  service  points  for  the  operator  to  perform  the  daily  and  weekly

maintenance tasks.

Engine Compartment

Figure 112.

E

F

B

C

G

D

A

H

A

Air filter

B

Water separator

C

Oil filler cap

D

Coolant expansion bottle

E

Battery

F

Engine oil dipstick

G

Battery isolator

H

Fuel pre filter

A

  Lock

B

  Engine compartment cover

C

  Handle

 Maintenance

 Access Apertures

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Access Apertures

General

When moved to their maintenance position, the access panels give you access to parts or areas of the machine

that are not required during machine operation.

Before you operate the machine, make sure that all of the access panels are correctly in their closed or installed

positions.

Engine Compartment Cover

Open

WARNING

 The engine has exposed rotating parts. Switch off the engine before working in the engine

compartment. Do not use the machine with the engine cover open.

WARNING

 Airborne particles of light combustible material such as straw, grass, wood shavings, etc. must

not be allowed to accumulate within the engine compartment or in the propshaft guards (when installed).

Examine these areas frequently and clean at the beginning of each work shift or more often if required.

Before opening the engine cover, make sure that the top is clear of debris.

1. Make the machine safe with the excavator arm lowered.
2. Use the ignition key to unlock the cover.
3. To release the latch, pull the handle.

Figure 114.

B

C

A

A

Lock

B

Engine compartment cover

C

Handle

 Maintenance

 Electrical System

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Figure 133.

A

A

B

A

Knob

B

Cover

Relays

Replace

Refer to: Relays.

 

1. Make the machine safe.

Refer to: Maintenance Position (Excavator Arm Lowered).

 

2. There are relays behind a panel under the seat. Refer to Figure 134.

2.1. Loosen the knob.
2.2. Open the cover to get access to the relays.

Service/Maintenance

Daily Checks (10h)

Check

Check engine for leaks and oil level

Visual check

Check engine coolant for leaks, contamination and level

Visual check

Check condition of cooling pack and system

Visual check

Check hydraulic oil level

Visual check

Check the condition of welded structure

Visual check

Check window washer fluid level

Visual check

Check condition of bodywork and framework 

Visual check

Check condition of attachments / optional equipment 

Visual check

Grease attachments / optional equipment as required

Lubricate

Check for excessive exhaust smoke

Visual check

Check fuel system for leaks & contamination

Visual check

Check operation of all services i.e. excavator, dozer etc.

Operate

Check operation of all electrical equipment i.e  horn, alarms etc.

Operate

Check the track and running gear operation

Operate

Check operation of the hour meter

Viual check

Weekly Checks (50h)

Check

Clean cooling pack

Clean

Drain water from water separator on fuel filter 

Clean

Check condition of drive belt

Visual check

Check hydraulic hoses / pipework for leaks and damage

Visual check

Check condition of the rams

Visual check

Check the condition of the electrical wiring

Visual check

Clean the battery terminals 

Clean

Check condition and tension of tracks

Visual check

Check presence of all pivot pin retaining bolts

Visual check

Grease slew ring bearing

Lubricate

Grease window and door hinges

Lubricate

Summary of Contents for 18z-1

Page 1: ...1 Compact Excavators 18z 1 19c 1 19c 1 EP Quick Start Guide QUICKSTART JCB COM ...

Page 2: ...ly operating this product Accordingly no legal claims can be entertained on the basis of the data illustrations or descriptions in this Quick Reference Guide This machine should not be operated by any person who isn t appropriately qualified or had the appropriate training Operation of this machine without periodic maintenance could cause it to malfunction For more information please contact your ...

Page 3: ...lled machine with a tracked undercarriage 360 revolving upper structure with boom dipper bucket and slew mechanism Intended Use Machine intended to be used in normal conditions as detailed in the operators manual With bucket fitted machine work cycle consists of digging elevating slewing and discharging of materials Applications include earthmoving road construction building and construction lands...

Page 4: ...rt position A Front slew spine tie down point C Angle 35 to 46 E Angle 9 to 15 G Length 2 282mm to 1 670mm I Slew ring centre line B Rear slew spine tie down point D Angle 35 to 45 F Length 2 499mm to 1 846mm H Length 2 500mm J Tie down decal Tie Down Points Method 2 Tie Down Points Fig 2 Operation Transporting the Machine Figure 89 Method 2 F G H E E C D I J A B B A A Front slew spine tie down po...

Page 5: ...tor About the Product Console Switches 27 9831 2900 1 27 H Aux 2 low flow selection switch No LED illumination J Auto Idle on off switch Not used K Beacon on off switch LED illumination Beacon on L Q Hitch sequence switch LED illumination Q Hitch solenoid on Work Lights For 16C 1 18Z 1 Two or three position rocker switch The switch functions operate when the ignition switch is in the on position P...

Page 6: ...ers active Visual Illuminate amber when immobiliser armed M Hydraulic active Illuminate green when hydraulic services is active N Aux 1 single acting Illuminate green when single acting high flow is a Warning and Indicator Lamps Figure 51 A B C D E F G H J K L M N Table 8 A Engine pre heat Illuminate green when engine pre heater is active B Coolant temperature Illuminate red when coolant temperatu...

Page 7: ...rop too low Illuminate when the ignition switch is set to position I before starting the engine but should be extin guish when the engine starts If remains ON then stop the engine immedi ately and contact your JCB Dealer D Battery charging condi tion Audible Visual The lamp illuminate red and buzzer will sound if battery is not charging while engine is running If battery is charging the lamp and b...

Page 8: ... within two minutes the system disarms automatically To Add a New or Additional PIN Code Before you try to add a new or additional PIN code make sure that the machine is ready to start and that you have your six digit master code and your new four digit PIN code available If you are unsure of the master code or your new PIN code then do not start this procedure The keypad immobiliser can be progra...

Page 9: ...ment will move when released Stand clear and to one side when releasing the attachment 5 Apply a downward pressure on the bar to release the attachment rear pivot pin from the latch hook allowing it to swing forward as shown Attachments Quickhitch 122 9831 2900 1 122 Figure 105 A B A Pivot pin B Jaw Maintenance Check the operation of the Quickhitch daily Examine the Quickhitch daily for broken or ...

Page 10: ... displayed Turn ignition to position 1 A so that the instrument panel and switches become active Change Aux mode between Aux1 A and Aux 2 B using mode select switch on the right hand console Press 2 GO button A to activate hydraulics Instrument panel will illuminate B when active Operate the roller switch fully in both directions to release stored pressure Right hand A for Aux 1 and left hand B fo...

Page 11: ...wered 2 Use the ignition key to unlock the cover 3 To release the latch pull the handle Figure 114 B C A A Lock B Engine compartment cover C Handle Mai Electric 182 9831 2900 1 Figure 133 A A B A Knob B Cover Relays Replace Refer to Relays 1 Make the machine safe Refer to Maintenance Position Excavator Arm Lowered 2 There are relays behind a panel under the seat Refer to Figure 134 2 1 Loosen the ...

Page 12: ... Ring Bearing As required JCB HP Grease 4003 2017 0 4kg Slew Ring Gear Teeth As required JCB Special Slew Pinion Grease 4003 1619 0 4kg All Other Grease As required JCB MPL EP Grease 4003 1501 0 4kg JCB part numbers are liable to change and may also vary by region For the latest information always check with your dealer distributor Access Covers Fluid Levels and Fill Fig 27 Fig 28 A Hydraulic comp...

Page 13: ...t overload warning indicator when not object handling press button C on the switch panel refer to page 9 500hrs Greasing Does it matter if greased every day No there is no impact on life of the pivot pins or bushes Machine Attachments Description Weight kg Intended Use Hydraulic Requirements Mechanical Quickhitch 13 7 Quick change of attachments None Hydraulic Quickhitch 22 Quick change of attachm...

Page 14: ...seals stopping dirt entering the bush but allowing old grease out when greasing How do I switch from ISO to SAE control patterns The control pattern change over switch is located under the operator station station Position 1 SAE Position 2 ISO Always refer to the in cab display for confirmation of control pattern selection How do I activate continuous auxiliary flow 19c 1 EP only To activate const...

Page 15: ...y and may vary dependant upon the exact specification of the machine They should not therefore be relied upon in relation to suitability for a particular application Guidance and advice should always be sought from your JCB Dealer JCB reserves the right to change specifications without notice Illustrations and specifications shown may include optional equipment and accessories JCB Sales Limited Ro...

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