First Green Industries MiniZ400 Instructions D'utilisation Et D'entretien page 15

8.4 IDENTIFICATION POINTS
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1 Lubrication schedule and maintenance
2 Hydraulic tank
3 Attachment point for lifting device
4 Caution: read the operating manual
Battery disconnection point
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Battery manufacturer's label
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Machine manufacturer's label
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8 Caution, electrical equipment
9 No entry warning sign
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8.5 MANUFACTURER'S LABEL
The loader is identifiable by information on the manufacturer's labels (Figures 12 and 13):
Figure 12
Figure 13
9. COMMISSIONING
9.1 CONNECTING THE BATTERY PLUG
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Caution
Do not connect the battery plug while the ignition switch is on.
Risk of damage to components!
If you connect the battery plug while the ignition switch is on (energized), an electric arc will form.
This may cause corrosion of the contacts, which will significantly shorten their life.
Danger
If cables are damaged, there is a risk of a short circuit. The battery cable must not be pinched
when closing the cover.
In the event of a loader accident, make sure to disengage the battery connectors.
1. Open the top cover of the hydraulic system: 2. Rotate the connector to the correct position:
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3. Insert the connector fully:
Figure 14 Figure 16
9.2 CHECKS AND ACTIONS BEFORE COMMISSIONING
Damage to the loader or attachment (optional equipment) can lead to unpredictable and dangerous situations. If you notice
any damage or other fault in the loader or attachment (optional equipment) during the following checks, the loader must not
be used until all the defects have been repaired.
$ Do not remove, disable or turn off safety devices or switches.
$ Do not change predefined setpoints.
$ Do not use the loader until it has been properly repaired.
Before putting the loader into operation, make sure that its safe operation is guaranteed:
$ The boom and bucket arms must not be visibly damaged.
$ The locking device of the attachment must not be damaged or deformed.
$ Any other accessories as well must not show any visible damage (such as bends, cracks or significant wear).
$ The pins must be properly lubricated and inspected.
$ Check the space under the loader for leaks of working fluids.
$ The attachment (optional equipment) must be correctly fastened and must operate in accordance with the operating manual.
$ All the information labels must be affixed in place and legible. Replace damaged or missing labels according to the
indications in the chapter "Identification Points".
$ All the warning devices (such as the warning horn) must be in perfect condition and fully functional.
$ Check for damage and leaks in visible parts of the hydraulic system and the hydraulic oil tank.
$ Damaged hoses must be replaced. The batteries must be located securely in the battery compartment.
$ Check the battery plug for damage (e.g. cracks, fissures or deformation of the housing, bending or damage to
contacts). If necessary, the battery plug must be replaced in an authorized service centre.
$ The battery cover must be securely closed.
$ The battery lock must not be damaged or deformed.
$ The base frame of the battery, the battery compartment and the battery cover must not be damaged or deformed.
$ Check the battery plug for damage.
$ If necessary, the battery plug must be replaced in an authorized service centre.
$ The service lids must be closed.
$ The treading platform must be clean and free of icing.
$ Depending on the type of task at hand, the loader can be equipped with an antistatic belt. The antistatic belt must
not be damaged. Furthermore, it must be clean and long enough to touch the ground.
$ Damage to the loader, or other defects in it, including the attachment (special equipment) must be reported
immediately to the operator so that the fault can be rectified by the same.
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