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08 – MAINTENANCE 

It is essential to maintain the engine and the machine in accordance with manufacturer 
recommendations. Authorised Wacker Neuson Dingo Service Dealers provide expert 
servicing, preventative maintenance, and repair using Genuine Wacker Neuson Dingo parts 
to keep your machine running smoothly and to sustain validity of your warranty. 

Refer to the Pre Start section for maintenance that should be completed before every start. 

8.1 

Air Filter 

The air filter is of extreme importance to ensure the air entering the engine is clean. Blocked 
or damaged air filters can greatly reduce engine life. The interval between changes of air 
filter will depend on the operating conditions. Air filter replacement is recommended, not 
cleaning of the air filter. 

In dusty conditions check air filters daily and replace if necessary. 

Never blow out your air filter with compressed air. 

If the filter or filter housing is damaged, stop the engine immediately and replace the 
damaged components. Failure to stop work when the air filter or housing is damaged could 
result in irreparable damage. 

8.2 

Bushes & Pins 

Your machine is fitted with Duralon bushes and chrome pins in the load frame. 

These bushes are wear parts and require regular inspection not less than weekly. 

To check the condition of the bushes: 

Remove attachment from the front of the Dingo 

Raise the load frame until the mount plate is at waist height 

Manually move the mount plate back and forth to identify movement at the pivot pins 
in the mount plate 

Manually move the load frame back and forth to identify movement at the pivot pins in 
the load frame 

If bushes show signs of any wear allowing movement at these points, contact your 
Authorised Wacker Neuson Service Dealer. 

A small amount of movement indicates initial wear which quickly accelerates if not 
attended to promptly. 

8.3 

Engine Oil 

Refer to the engine manual for required oil types, crankcase capacity and viscosity. 

Dingo recommends engine oil is checked daily and changed every 100 hours. 

8.4 

Oil Filter 

Refer to engine manufacturer recommendations. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for SM275-20W

Page 1: ...OPERATION MAINTENANCE MANUAL Mini Loader SM275 20W Item 9200000150 9200000160 Revision 101 SM275 20T...

Page 2: ...age 2 of 19 Item Rev s 9200000150 9200000160 101 Table of Contents 01 SAFETY 3 03 SERVICE 5 04 SPECIFICATIONS 6 05 OPERATION 8 06 ATTACHMENTS 13 07 TRANSPORT 14 08 MAINTENANCE 15 09 TROUBLESHOOTING 17...

Page 3: ...here you are driving always look behind before and while reversing Warning Engine exhaust contains Carbon Monoxide an odourless deadly poison that can kill Do not run an engine indoors or in confined...

Page 4: ...ound to reduce the likelihood of the machine tipping over Avoid turning on uneven ground and when you must turn slowly keeping the heavy end of the machine uphill Do not operate near ditches or embank...

Page 5: ...the operations manual specification of 15 degrees Note that safe loading practices on weight location and distribution of the machine must be observed when loading and unloading at an angle The machin...

Page 6: ...nly an approved fuel container Eliminate all ignition sources shut down the engine and allow the engine to cool before removing the fuel cap or adding fuel Never refuel the machine indoors Never store...

Page 7: ...y Hydraulic Circuits 1 Hydraulic Reservoir Capacity 76L Machine Mass 847kg SM275 19W 947kg SM275 19T Dimensions A Overall Width 850 1050mm B Overall Length 1600mm C Overall Height 1200mm D Max Operati...

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Page 9: ...ile under load 5 2 Machine Fuel level fill to 60mm from the top do not overfill Engine oil level refer to the engine manual Remove all debris from the machine Check the air filter and clean if necessa...

Page 10: ...nd the fuel tank cap and remove the cap Use a funnel to add fuel as specified above to the fuel tank fill until the fuel reaches 60 70mm below the top of the tank to allow for expansion Do not fill th...

Page 11: ...and stop the engine Check engine manufacturer s manual for starting instructions Throttle Move the control forward to increase the engine speed and backward to decrease the engine speed Attachment Ti...

Page 12: ...diverts oil flow to the attachment and less is available to the travel and load frame This allows for greater concentration of hydraulic power to the attachment The flow divider is mainly used for tr...

Page 13: ...irt build up in the bottom of the receiver plate will become compacted and ultimately cause damage Move pump control switch to slow position Slowly push the attachment tilt lever forward to tilt the m...

Page 14: ...d and back machine away from the attachment 07 TRANSPORT Always observe and adhere to applicable local state and federal legislation and regulations When loading unloading on a trailer always follow t...

Page 15: ...ng is damaged stop the engine immediately and replace the damaged components Failure to stop work when the air filter or housing is damaged could result in irreparable damage 8 2 Bushes Pins Your mach...

Page 16: ...dercarriage causing premature damage or wear Clean the undercarriage frequently and prevent build up of sand mud or gravel Maintain the correct tension on tracks With the machine off the ground you sh...

Page 17: ...ocked Clean housing and replace filter Oil level in engine crankcase is low Add engine oil to correct level Cooling fins and air passages under engine blower housing are blocked Remove obstruction fro...

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