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18. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF THE MACHINE

TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS

End gears

WHEELS

Type

firmly attached

to the gearboxes, springless

TYRES

Standard factory equipment of the
machine

12 – 16.5

Disks

9.75 x 16.5

Tyre pressure

400 kPa (front and rear)

STEERING

Electronic via CANBUS data bus

WORK DEVICE HYDRAULICS

Pump

SAUER DANFOS

Operating pressure

18 ± 0.5 MPa

Distributor

PVG 16

Oil type

HV - 46 / HV - 32 / HV – 6

Oil filter

replaceable

DRIVING CHARACTERISTICS

Constant forward speed

12 km/h

Traction force

32kN

Turning radius front

2000 mm

Contour turning radius rear

1500 mm

Works on slopes with reduced
stability at a maximum inclination of

12°

Parking brake effective up to
a maximum inclination of

30°

Wading ability

400 mm

Climbing ability

25% (15°)

WEIGHT DATA

Machine operating
weight

3300 kg

Total machine weight

4200 kg

Machine transport weight

3200 kg

ELECTRICAL INSTAL-

LATIONS

Electrical equipment
voltage

96/12 V

Ground pole

negative (-)

Battery

48 units 2V/240A

Lighting

road lights, turn indicators, tail lights, work lights,

cabin lighting, warning beacon

Heating and ventilation

Electric heating (independent)

OPERATING PARAME-

TERS

Theoretical work cycle

10 seconds

Break-up force

13 kN

Lifting force

18 kN

Rated load capacity

900 kg

VOLUMES AND TYPES

OF OPERATING FLUIDS

Side gears

4 x 1.5 litres of oil EP ISO VG 150

Oil tank

40 litres of oil HV 46 / HV 32 / HV 68

19. DIMENSIONAL DRAWING OF THE MACHINE

Picture 65

3328

2296

724

36˚

22˚

1140

1880

1810

Summary of Contents for Elise900

Page 1: ...Elise900 User Manual for Operation and Maintenance ...

Page 2: ...KOVACO Electric a s 1st edition 2020 ...

Page 3: ...NVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS 19 3 1 PACKAGING 19 3 2 DISPOSAL OF COMPONENTS AND BATTERIES 19 4 USE OF THE SKID STEER LOADER 19 4 1 PROPER USE 19 4 2 CORRECT USE WHEN TOWING 19 4 3 INAPPROPRIATE USE 20 4 4 PLACE OF USE 20 4 5 PARKING AT TEMPERATURES BELOW 10 C 20 4 6 USE OF WORK PLATFORMS 20 4 7 RESIDUAL RISK 21 4 8 STABILITY 22 4 9 SPECIAL RISKS RELATED TO THE USE OF THE LOADER AND ITS ATTACHMENTS 22 5 OV...

Page 4: ...TION AND PUTTING THE LOADER INTO OPERATION 62 10 9 CHANGING THE FLOW RATE OF HYDRAULIC OIL 63 10 10 WORK LIGHTS 63 10 11 ROAD LIGHTS 63 10 12 BEACON 64 10 13 DEACTIVATING THE BOOM AND BUCKET CONTROLS 64 10 14 FRONT WINDSCREEN CLEANING 64 6 3 BASIC SAFETY RULES FOR OPERATION 25 6 3 1 INSURANCE COVERAGE ON A CONSTRUCTION SITE 25 6 3 2 ALTERATIONS AND MODIFICATIONS 25 6 3 3 CHANGES TO THE DRIVER S PR...

Page 5: ...E 73 17 2 CORRELATION TABLES FOR OILS AND LUBRICATING GREASES 75 17 2 1 HYDRAULIC TANK 75 17 2 2 TRANSMISSION GEARS 75 17 2 3 ALL GREASE LUBRICATED POINTS 75 17 3 DESCRIPTION OF MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES 76 17 3 1 OIL CHANGE IN THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM 76 17 3 2 MAINTENANCE OF HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS 76 17 3 3 CHECKING AND INFLATING TYRES 76 17 3 4 CHECKING AND TIGHTENING NUTS 76 17 3 5 CHANGING OIL IN GEARB...

Page 6: ...0 MANUFACTURER S ADDRESS AND CONTACT DETAILS KOVACO Electric a s U Hellady 4 140 00 Prague 4 Czech Republic Company ID 089 00 213 Tax ID CZ 089 00 213 www kovacoe lectric com e mail info kovacoelectric com ...

Page 7: ...e using the loader verify that the vehicle operator Is informed about the correct use of the loader and its safe operation Has read and understood the operating instructions for the loader at hand Has read and understood ALL the safety labels on the loader Is actually a person that works in the operating zone Has familiarized themselves with operating the loader controls in a safe and empty area b...

Page 8: ...affect the protective properties of this structure and invalidate its certification Do not weld anything on or drill any holes into the structure Consult the manufacturer about the pos sibilities for modifications to the protective structure so that the certificate is not revoked 1 2 CE MARKING The manufacturer uses the CE mark to demonstrate the conformity of the skid steer loader with the standa...

Page 9: ...thorized service center for technical support for your skid steer loader 2 2 COPYRIGHT AND TRADEMARK RIGHTS This manual including its parts may not be reproduced translated or provided to third parties without the express written consent of the manufacturer 2 3 EXPLANATION OF THE SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS USED Danger Denotes procedures that must be strictly observed to avoid Dangers to life Explos...

Page 10: ...Classes 1 and 2 according to ČSN 73 3050 using specifically designated attachments You will find the classification of rocks at the end of the manual The loader may only be used for its designated purpose as specified and described in these operating instructions If the loader is to be used for any purpose other than specified in the operating instructions the approval of the manufac turer and if ...

Page 11: ...ith all standards and regulations risks cannot be completely excluded when using the loader The components of the loader and of the entire system meet current safety requirements Even when the loader is used exclusively for its intended purpose and all instructions are followed certain residual risks cannot be ruled out Such residual risks cannot be completely excluded even outside the narrow risk...

Page 12: ...d safety in the given country of operation the operator is obliged to determine and assess operating risks and set the necessary measures to ensure occupational health and safety of staff The operator must therefore draw up an appropriate operating manual and provide it to the driver An authorized person must be appointed 6 SAFETY 6 1 DEFINITIONS OF TERMS 6 1 1 OPERATOR The operator is a natural p...

Page 13: ...specified in regulations or in these operating instructions and the loader must be mod ified or retrofitted please note that any alteration of the loader design may affect its stability and performance which may result in various accidents Therefore contact your service center before making any modifications Without the manufacturer s consent it is prohibited to make changes that among other thing...

Page 14: ...or at a distance required by applicable legal requirements A failure to observe this provision may result in interfering with explosive blasting operations which can result in serious injury or death 6 3 3 CHANGES TO THE DRIVER S PROTECTIVE ROOF AND ROOF LOAD Do not weld on the driver s protective roof Do not drill on the driver s protective roof When welding or drilling on the driver s protective...

Page 15: ...electromagnetic interference Medical devices such as pacemakers or hearing aids may not function properly during the loader operation Check with your doctor or medical device manufacturer to make sure that it is sufficiently protected against electromagnetic interference Warning The loader may overturn there is a risk of accident A failure to follow these instructions and information may result in...

Page 16: ...n handling liquids Make sure that these liquids do not get into contact with hot parts of the machine and the environment Avoid contact of these liquids with skin Do not inhale spray liquid Leakage of compressed fluids escaping under high pressure from the hydraulic system is extremely dangerous In the event of such an injury seek medical attention immediately To prevent injuries use appropriate p...

Page 17: ...risk of fire The loader must be cleaned as needed to prevent such buildup Do not use the loader where electric arcs sparks or hot parts may come into contact with flammable substances or explo sive atmospheres Inspect all electrical wires and connections for damage Keep the battery terminals clean and screwed tight Repair or re place any damaged component Inspect fuel and hydraulic pipes hoses and...

Page 18: ...not allowed to use any lubricants other than those specified in these maintenance instructions Mixing individ ual lubricants is prohibited Contact an authorized service center to have more complex repairs carried out by them Danger There is a risk of falling when working on high parts of the loader Warning The maximum load capacity of the machine 900 kg can only be used on a paved and level surfac...

Page 19: ... the loader We ask that you familiarize yourself with their contents before starting any work In the basic version the loader can work in the WT climate zone according to ČSN 038900 with the range of working temperatures adjusted to 15 to 35 C according to ČSN ISO 7131 Earth moving machines Loaders For working in other climate zones the loader must be modified subject to arrangement between the su...

Page 20: ...rs 1 back to the orig inal horizontal position Picture 8 quick clamp in secured position Picture 7 Picture 8 7 7 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS The electric drive of the loader is provided with a voltage of 96 V all other appliances are in the 12 V version The power source are batteries located in the rear part of the frame The appliances are protected by fuses To control the appliances and for monitori...

Page 21: ...electrical switch If the seat is not loaded the machine controls remain switched off The front windscreen is cleaned with a washer and electric wiper Warning Tilting the cabin To tilt the cabin the safety locks in the rear cabin consoles must be unlocked Picture 9 Boom lock 1 safety strut 8 VIEWS 8 1 OUTSIDE VIEW OF THE LOADER Picture 10 Cabin Door Boom Frame Basic shovel Transmission Wheel Hydrau...

Page 22: ...er Seat Front windscreen washer reservoir Heating controller Reversing camera monitor on the front windscreen Right control lever handle Reserve button Full oil flow lock button Attachment button f2 Attachment button f1 Reserve button Armrest Picture 11 8 3 VIEW OF RIGHT CONTROL LEVER Picture 12 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 9 10 ...

Page 23: ...cator Active road lights indicator Active motorway lights indicator Menu to return to landing page Indicator of device connected to the application Active bucket balancing Active beacon indicator Active warning triangle indicator Travel speed selection Selected travel speed level Travel speed selection locked Right turn indicator Battery status indicator Name designation of machine The individual ...

Page 24: ...manufacturer s label Chassis manufacturer s label Cabin manufacturer s label Lubrication schedule and maintenance Hydraulic tank No entry warning sign Information on controls Information on controls Tyre inflation pressure Attachment point for lifting device Cabin heating controls Warning read the operating instructions Battery disconnection point Maximum speed indication Emergency exit sign Maxim...

Page 25: ...displays Picture 24 2 Drag down from the top of the screen to see the phone settings such as the Bluetooth icon Picture 25 3 Press and hold the Bluetooth icon for about 2 seconds until the Bluetooth menu appears on the display If Bluetooth is turned off a screen will appear where you need to turn Bluetooth on Picture 26 4 Bluetooth is activated by dragging the button to the right Picture 27 5 When...

Page 26: ...PLAY BACKLIGHT When working with the Elise 900 loader it is very important to monitor the machine load or the power intake from the loader battery For this the power intake indicator is used in the Kovaco application on the phone 10 1 2 RECOMMENDED SPEEDS When working with the loader with the basic shovel we recommend setting the machine s travel speed to 2 and hydraulic speed to 3 For fine handli...

Page 27: ...ghtwillbe flashing during the entire charging process If you want to stop charging press the green button again After the initial charging the yellow FINAL CHARGING light will illuminate The electric timer starts counting down the last 3 hours of final charging When the last charging stage is completed the charger switches off automatically and the green indicator light indicates END OF CHARGING A...

Page 28: ...h a different type of tyres from those approved by the loader manufacturer or with tyres from another manufacturer you must first obtain consent from the loader manufacturer Make sure that the surface of the footwell is not slippery Do not jump into or out of the loader Make sure you always hold on firmly to the loader Do not wear jewellery at work Do not wear loose work clothing Danger Beware of ...

Page 29: ...read 1 4 Place the right foot on the arm tread 2 5 Grip the handrail 5 with your right hand and at the same time hold the handrail 5 for support with your left hand 6 Get into the loader and seat yourself in the driver s seat Exit the loader in the reverse order of steps 10 6 ADJUSTING THE DRIVER S SEAT GRANT ST PLUS Do not adjust the driver s seat or backrest while driving Adjust the driver s sea...

Page 30: ...adjusted to the weight of your body It will have a positive effect on your back and help protect your health The seat suspension is adjusted with lever 3 Picture 37 Picture 37 Picture 38 Picture 39 Picture 40 10 6 4 ADJUSTING THE LUMBAR SUPPORT The lumbar support can be adjusted to suit the shape of the spe cific driver s spine When adjusting the lumbar support you move the convex support cushion ...

Page 31: ...cture 45 Safety ramp in closed position Picture 47 The armrests must be at the same height for the correct position and securing of the safety ramp Picture 49 Incorrect position of the vehicle operator Picture 50 For closing the safety ramp correctly make sure that the driver s legs are positioned evenly side by side and do not touch the armrests Picture 52 Safety lock in the ball shape in secured...

Page 32: ...elected request is indicated by a blue mark 6 The hydraulic oil flow rate is divided equivalently to the vehicle travel speed into 4 levels which are Level 1 20 l level 2 30 l level 3 45 l and level 4 65 l 10 10 WORK LIGHTS The work lights are located on the top of the cabin in the front and rear with auxiliary side lights on the fenders If a malfunction occurs of the lights do not use the loader ...

Page 33: ...10 13 DEACTIVATING THE BOOM AND BUCKET CONTROLS Warning To prevent unwanted movement of the boom or bucket while driving on public roads these movements must be disabled This will prevent possible damage to health or property To deactivate the boom or bucket press the button The deactivation is signalled by the button lighting up Press again to reactivate boom and bucket control Tighten the seat b...

Page 34: ...an for a good view Adjust the rear vision mirrors correctly for a good view to the rear Some attachments require in order to function a connection to a hydraulic power and flow source The connection to the loader is through quick couplings which are located on the left arm of the boom These are marked as F1 F2 TANK Before connecting an attachment check the technical condition and technical specifi...

Page 35: ...l with stone c Construction waste and landfill materials similar in nature to Class 2 rocks 15 3 3 CLASS a Cohesive with soft to firm consistency b Non cohesive compacted with grain size up to 50 mm With grain size from 50 to 100 mm in more than 10 of volume of the rock to be separated With grain size over 100 mm in up to 10 of volume of the rock to be separated coarse gravel or gravel with stone ...

Page 36: ...ume of the rock to be separated b Solid healthy massive or with irregular spherical columnar detachment with individual wedges with areas of divisibility greater than 250 mm quartz silica granite gneiss basalt andesite veined quartz cherty limestones diorites Abbreviated characteristics of the mining classes according to the ways in which rocks can be separated Class 1 loose rocks that can be pick...

Page 37: ...topping up lubricating greases changing oils checking all units adjusting clearances checking mechanical joints and their tightening etc For a better overview we have included all maintenance works in tables according to the number of operating hours worked Read the number of operating hours on the control panel located in the cabin Keep a record of the maintenance works carried out in the machine...

Page 38: ...of the symbols used in the table SERVICE inspection and maintenance works that are to be performed by a professional Inspection and maintenance works to be performed by the customer on their own Danger Do not enter under the cabin unless the cabin is empty and the support strut installed A failure to observe the vehicle related instructions or warnings may result in injury or death of persons Tilt...

Page 39: ... on a level and paved surface Raise the machine with the jack so that the wheels are above the ground and remove the wheels 3 Locate the drain plug found in the gearbox bottom 4 Remove the drain plug and allow oil to drain into the prepared container 3 4 minutes should be enough to completely drain the used oil Repeat the procedure for the other gearboxes as well 5 Check that the drain plug is not...

Page 40: ...a maximum inclination of 12 Parking brake effective up to a maximum inclination of 30 Wading ability 400 mm Climbing ability 25 15 WEIGHT DATA Machine operating weight 3300 kg Total machine weight 4200 kg Machine transport weight 3200 kg ELECTRICAL INSTAL LATIONS Electrical equipment voltage 96 12 V Ground pole negative Battery 48 units 2V 240A Lighting road lights turn indicators tail lights work...

Page 41: ... your login details please contact your dealer For a forgotten password use the Forgotten Password option Picture 12 Kovaco user account login page Picture 12 Kovaco user account login page with the Cookie bar GARAGE SECTION In the Garage you can see all your machines Picture 13 and you can manage them Click Edit Machine to change the name designation of the machine for better orientation between ...

Page 42: ... 16 and their names can be changed for better ori entation Further in the Company Administration section you can also view a list of users Picture 17 and their contact details Here you assign to users machines Picture 18 they are meant to operate and assign chips to be available to the users to operate the machines Each user has an assigned role and has authorizations for adjusting editing data in...

Page 43: ...85 84 ACCOUNT SECTION In the Account section you set your user data This section allows you to change the login details for accessing the user account Picture 19 The Account section ...

Page 44: ...Elise900 Manual for the Kovaco Application ...

Page 45: ...assigning the device to your account and which were set up via a confirmation e mail sent by the manufacturer LOGGING INTO THE APPLICATION In case you forgot your login details or you are unable to log into the application contact the manufacturer For a forgotten password select the Forgot your password option Picture 3 After logging into the application the landing page will display Picture 4 Her...

Page 46: ...arning signs and turn indicators The Remote Mode allows remote control of the machine up to a distance of about 5 metres from the machine The user can choose whether they want to control travel of the machine via a single control lever and to control the bucket or other attachment with the other control lever i e the separate control mode or whether they want to control travel and the bucket via b...

Page 47: ...onnection field is marked in black or is not bordered and the Menu field has a red border Picture 10 1 8 2 9 3 10 4 11 15 5 12 16 6 13 17 7 14 18 6 10 30 AM 85 REMOTE MODE DESCRIPTION OF INDIVIDUAL CONTROLS AND INDICATORS 13 15 16 14 12 9 11 10 4 6 8 5 7 3 2 1 Name designation of machine Left turn indicator Hydraulics control Active wiper indicator Active work lights indicator Active road lights i...

Page 48: ...when using the remote control you must turn off the application on your phone at once 10 30 AM 85 Picture 13 Combined control mode with locked travel control and with hydraulics only control option 9 10 30 AM 85 REMOTE MODE COMBINED CONTROL MODE 2 1 Selection of travel speed and hydraulic speed The vehicle operator can choose at what speed the machine will move and at what speed the bucket or othe...

Page 49: ... the machine turns right When you pull your finger to the left the machine turns left Button that replaces the control lever inside the machine It is used to control the hydraulics of the machine Thebucket or other attachment is raised and tilted by moving your finger across the screen When pulling upwards the hydraulic device rises When pulling downwards the hydraulic device is lowered When movin...

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