CASE CONSTRUCTION CX17C User manual

Part number 51698855
1st edition English
January 2020
Mini Excavator
OPERATOR’S MANUAL
ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS
CX17C

Contents
1GENERALINFORMATION
NotetotheOwner..........................................................................1-1
Intendeduse................................................................................1-2
Electro-MagneticCompatibility(EMC).....................................................1-2
Telematics(optional).......................................................................1-2
Manualscopeandrequiredtraininglevel..................................................1-3
Productidentication.......................................................................1-5
Operator'smanualstorageonthemachine................................................1-8
Machineorientation.........................................................................1-9
Machinecomponents......................................................................1-10
Emissionsoverview.......................................................................1-12
2SAFETYINFORMATION
Signalworddenitions.....................................................................2-1
Safetyrules-Utilityprecautions...........................................................2-2
Safetyrules.................................................................................2-3
Ecologyandenvironment.................................................................2-12
Handsignals...............................................................................2-13
Safetysigns...............................................................................2-17
3CONTROLSANDINSTRUMENTS
Accesstooperator'splatform
Stepsandaccesshandles.............................................................3-1
Operator'sseat
Operator'sseat.........................................................................3-2
Forwardcontrols
Forwardcontrols........................................................................3-4
Left-handsidecontrols
Left-handsidecontrols................................................................3-11
Safetylocklever.......................................................................3-12
Enginespeedcontrollever............................................................3-12
Right-handsidecontrols
Right-handsidecontrols...............................................................3-13
Dozerbladecontrollever..............................................................3-15
Instrumentcluster.....................................................................3-20
Rearwardcontrols
Storagecompartment.................................................................3-25

Exteriorcontrols
Sidedoors.............................................................................3-26
Batterydisconnectswitch.............................................................3-27
Fueltank...............................................................................3-28
Swinglockpin.........................................................................3-29
4OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS
Startingtheunit
Anti-theftprotection.....................................................................4-1
Startingtheengine.....................................................................4-3
Bringingthemachineuptooperatingtemperature.....................................4-5
Operatingthemachineinhotorcoldweather..........................................4-6
Operatingthemachine.................................................................4-7
Loweringtheattachmentintheeventofafailure.....................................4-11
Bucketreplacement...................................................................4-12
Hydrauliccontrolleveroperatingpattern..............................................4-13
Cautionwhileusingrubbertracks.....................................................4-16
Stoppingtheunit
Stoppingtheengine...................................................................4-20
Movingtheunit
Machinetravel.........................................................................4-21
Parkingtheunit
Parkingthemachine...................................................................4-27
5TRANSPORTOPERATIONS
Roadtransport
Loadingthemachineontoatransporttrailer...........................................5-1
Preparingforroadtransport
Tiedownsforshipping..................................................................5-3
Unloadingthemachinefromatransporttrailer.........................................5-4
Shippingtransport
Handlingthemachine..................................................................5-5
Recoverytransport
Towingthemachine....................................................................5-7

6MAINTENANCE
Generalinformation
Basicinstructions.......................................................................6-1
Generalspecication-Biodieselfuels.................................................6-4
Fluidsandlubricants...................................................................6-6
Releasingpressureinthehydraulicsystem...........................................6-10
Fuelsystembleeding..................................................................6-14
Protectingtheelectronicandelectricalsystemsduringbatterychargingorwelding..6-15
Maintenanceplanning
Maintenancechart.....................................................................6-16
Break-inperiod
Fuellter...............................................................................6-18
Travelreductiongears.................................................................6-18
Greasepoints(Bucket)...............................................................6-18
Greasepoints(Boomandarm).......................................................6-18
Greasepoints(Blade)................................................................6-18
Greasepoints(Boomswingcylinder).................................................6-18
Greasepoints(Extensioncylinder)...................................................6-19
Tighteningtorques.....................................................................6-19
Every10hours
Engineoillevel........................................................................6-20
Enginecoolantlevel...................................................................6-22
Hydraulicoillevel......................................................................6-23
Fuellterwaterseparator.............................................................6-24
Fanandalternatordrivebelt..........................................................6-25
Every50hours
Greasepoints(Bucket)...............................................................6-26
Greasepoints(Blade)................................................................6-27
Greasepoints(Extensioncylinder)...................................................6-28
Tracktension..........................................................................6-29
Swingringgear.......................................................................6-31
Fueltank...............................................................................6-32
Every100hours
Fuellterwaterseparator.............................................................6-33
Every250hours
Engineoilandlter....................................................................6-34
Battery.................................................................................6-37
Greasepoints(Boomandarm).......................................................6-40
Swingbearing.........................................................................6-41
Boomswingcylinder..................................................................6-42

Hydraulicoilreturnlter...............................................................6-43
Tighteningtorques.....................................................................6-44
Every400hours
Fuellter...............................................................................6-45
Every500hours
Radiatorandcoolers..................................................................6-48
Aircleaner.............................................................................6-49
Every750hours
Valveclearance........................................................................6-52
Every1000hours
Travelreductiongears.................................................................6-53
Every1500hours
Injectionnozzle........................................................................6-54
Every2000hours
Enginecoolant.........................................................................6-55
Hydraulicoilsuctionlter..............................................................6-58
Hydraulichoses.......................................................................6-59
Aircleaner.............................................................................6-60
Biodegradablehydraulicoil............................................................6-61
Every3000hours
Injectiontiming........................................................................6-63
Injectionpump.........................................................................6-63
Every5000hours
Hydraulicoil...........................................................................6-64
Whennecessary
Workinglights.........................................................................6-66
Fueltankstrainer......................................................................6-68
Controllevers..........................................................................6-68
Plasticandresinparts.................................................................6-69
Fuseandrelaylocations
Fuses..................................................................................6-70

Storage
Preparingforstorage..............................................................6-71
Periodicchecks....................................................................6-72
Startingupthemachineafterstorage.............................................6-73
7TROUBLESHOOTING
Faultcoderesolution
Engine-Troubleshooting...........................................................7-1
Electricalsystems-Troubleshooting...............................................7-2
Othersystems-Troubleshooting...................................................7-3
8SPECIFICATIONS
Dimensions.................................................................................8-1
Weights.....................................................................................8-3
9ACCESSORIES
Directtbuckets............................................................................9-1
Klactypebuckets...........................................................................9-2
Auxiliaryhydrauliccircuits..................................................................9-3
Quickcouplingsystem-Klactype........................................................9-20
Quickcouplingsystem-Mechanicalpin-grabbertype...................................9-28
Hydraulicoil-breaker/auger..............................................................9-33
Rotatingbeacon...........................................................................9-34
Fireextinguisher...........................................................................9-35

1-GENERALINFORMATION
1-GENERALINFORMATION###_1_###
NotetotheOwner
Improperoperationofthismachinecancauseinjuryordeath.Beforeusingthismachine,makecertainthatevery
operator:
•Isinstructedinsafeandproperuseofthemachine.
•ReadsandunderstandstheManual(s)pertainingtothemachine.
•ReadsandunderstandsALLSafetyDecalsonthemachine.
•Clearstheareaofotherpersons.
•Learnsandpracticessafeuseofmachinecontrolsinasafe,clearareabeforeoperatingthismachineonajobsite.
ItisyourresponsibilitytoobservepertinentlawsandregulationsandfollowCASECONSTRUCTIONinstructionson
machineoperationandmaintenance.
Yourmachinehasbeendesignedandbuilttothehigheststandardsofquality.Itconformstoallcurrentsafetyreg-
ulations.However,theriskofaccidentscanneverbecompletelyexcluded.Thatiswhyitisessentialtoobserve
elementarysafetyrulesandprecautions.
Readthismanualcarefully,payingparticularattentiontotheinstructionsconcerningsafety,operationandmainte-
nancesoastoavoidtheriskofinjurywhileoperatingorservicingthemachine.
Thestandardattachmentsandtoolsofthismachinearedesignedtocarryoutearthmovingandrehandlingoperations.
Ifyouwanttousethismachinetohandleaload(pipes,culverts,formwork,etc.),makesurethatitisdesignedto
carryoutthiskindofwork.Forthistypeofapplication,themachinemustbeequippedwithsafetyvalves,anoverload
indicator,aloadhandlingchartcorrespondingtothetypeofmachineanditsattachment,andaloadxingpoint.All
legalrequirementsmustalsobestrictlyobserved.
Donotusethismachineforanyapplicationorpurposeotherthanthosedescribedinthismanual.Ifthemachineis
tobeusedforworkinvolvingtheuseofspecialattachments,accessories,orequipment,consultyourCASECON-
STRUCTIONDealerinordertomakesurethatanyadaptationsormodicationsmadeareinkeepingwiththema-
chine'stechnicalspecicationsandwithprevailingsafetyrequirements.
AnymodicationoradaptationwhichisnotapprovedbyCASECONSTRUCTIONmayinvalidatethemachine'sinitial
conformitywithsafetyrequirements.
Themachinemustundergoregularinspections,thefrequencyofwhichvariesaccordingtothetypeofuse.Consult
yourCASECONSTRUCTIONDealer.
NOTICE:Theengineandfuelsystemonyourmachineisdesignedandbuilttogovernmentemissionsstandards.
Tamperingbydealers,customers,operatorsandusersisSTRICTLYPROHIBITEDBYLAW.Failuretocomplycould
resultingovernmentnes,reworkcharges,invalidwarranty,legalactionandpossibleconscationofthemachine
untilreworktooriginalconditioniscompleted.Engineserviceand/orrepairsmustbedonebyacertiedtechnician
only.
YourCASECONSTRUCTIONDealerisatyourdisposalforanyfurtherinformation.Theywillalsoprovideanyafter-
salesserviceyoumayrequire,andgenuineCASECONSTRUCTIONspareparts,yourguaranteeofqualityand
match.
CASECONSTRUCTIONcustomerassistanceisalsoavailable.Gotowww.casece.com
Youcanobtainmanualsontheoperation,maintenanceandrepairofyourmachinefromyourCASECONSTRUCTION
Dealer.T oensurequickandefcientservice,consultyourCASECONSTRUCTIONDealerforassistanceinordering
thecorrectmanualsforyourmachine.
AlwaysgivethetypeandtheProductIdenticationNumber(PIN)ofyourmachinesothatyourCASECONSTRUC-
TIONDealercansupplyyouwiththerightmanualsforyourmachine.
CASECONSTRUCTIONreservestherighttomakechangesinthespecicationanddesignofthemachinewithout
priornoticeandwithoutincurringanyobligationtomodifyunitspreviouslysold.
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Thedescriptionofthemodelsshowninthismanualhasbeenmadeinaccordancewiththetechnicalspecications
knownasofthedateofdesignofthisdocument.
Alldatagiveninthismanualissubjecttoproductionvariations.Dimensionsandweightsareprovidedwithapproxi-
matevaluesandthemachinettingshownintheillustrationsmaynotcorrespondwithstandardmodels.Forprecise
informationonspecicmachinemodelsandversions,pleaseconsultyourCASECONSTRUCTIONDealer.
Intendeduse
WARNING
IMPROPEROPERATIONOFTHISMACHINECANCAUSEDEATHORSERIOUSINJURY.
MAKESURETHATEVERYOPERATOR:
-learnsandpracticesthesafeuseofmachinecontrolsinasafe,clearareabeforeoperatingthema-
chineonajobsite.
-clearstheworkareaofallbystanders.
-observespertinentlawsandregulations.
-followstheinstructionsinthisoperator'smanual.
Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury.W0189A
NOTICE:donotusetheexcavatorforoperationswhichareforeigntoitsspecicationsandnotincludedinthisoper-
ator’smanual.CASECONSTRUCTIONandCASECONSTRUCTIONdealerarenotresponsiblefordamagecaused
byimproperuse.
Theexcavatorhasbeendesignedtocarryoutdiggingandearth-movingoperationsthroughtheuseofabucket.
Operationsthatinvolvetheuseofhydraulichammersarealsopossible.Otheroperations,suchasmovingsuspended
loads,areonlypossibleifthespecicvariantapprovedbytheCASECONSTRUCTIONispresent.
Usingtheexcavatoranditsequipmentfordifferentoperations,suchastowing,transportingandliftingpeople,is
consideredinappropriateandisprohibited.
Electro-MagneticCompatibility(EMC)
Interferencemayariseasaresultofadd‐onequipmentthatmaynotnecessarilymeettherequiredstandards.As
suchinterferencecanresultinseriousmalfunctionoftheunitand/orcreateunsafesituations,youmustobserve
thefollowing:
•Themaximumpowerofemissionequipment(radio,telephones,etc.)mustnotexceedthelimitsimposedbythe
nationalauthoritiesofthecountrywhereyouusethemachine
•Theelectro‐magneticeldgeneratedbytheadd‐onsystemshouldnotexceed24V/matanytimeandatanylo-
cationintheproximityofelectroniccomponents
•Theadd‐onequipmentmustnotinterferewiththefunctioningoftheonboardelectronics
FailuretocomplywiththeseruleswillrendertheCASECONSTRUCTIONwarrantynullandvoid.
Telematics(optional)
NOTE:theCASECONSTRUCTIONSiteWatch™website(www.casesitewatch.com)willnotbeaccessibleuntilthe
CASECONSTRUCTIONSiteWatch™subscriptionforthismachineisregistredbyanauthorizedCASECONSTRUC-
TIONdealer.ContactanauthorizedCASECONSTRUCTIONfordetails.
Thismachinecanbeequippedwithatelematicssystem.Thisisanasset-monitoringsystemthatcombinesInternet,
cellular,andGPStechnologies.Atransponderunitismountedontheequipmentthatwirelesslycommunicateswith
theuserinterfaceCASECONSTRUCTIONSiteWatch™atwww.casesitewatch.com.Usingcellulartechnology,the
transpondercansendequipmentdata,includinglocation,on/offstatus,usageandproductionmetrics,diagnostic
data,movementalarms,andunauthorizedusagetotheinterface.Thesystemwillhelpcutcostsandkeepaccurate
records.Seethefurnishedguideforoperatingyourtelematicssystem.
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Manualscopeandrequiredtraininglevel
Introductiontothismanual
Thismanualgivesinformationabouttheuseofyour
CASECONSTRUCTIONmachineasintendedandunder
theconditionsforeseenbyCASECONSTRUCTIONdur-
ingnormaloperation,routineservice,andmaintenance.
Thismanualdoesnotcontainalltheinformationthatre-
latestoperiodicservice,conversions,andrepairsthat
onlytrainedservicepersonnelcanperform.Someof
theseactivitiesmayrequireappropriatefacilities,techni-
calskills,and/ortoolsthatCASECONSTRUCTIONdoes
notsupplywiththemachine.
ThemanualcontainsthechaptersasshownontheCon-
tentspages.SeetheIndexattheendofthismanualto
locatespecicitemsaboutyourCASECONSTRUCTION
machine.
Normaloperation
Normaloperationconsistsoftheuseofthismachine
forthepurposeCASECONSTRUCTIONintendsbyan
operatorthat:
•Isfamiliarwiththemachineandanymountedequip-
mentortowedequipment
•Complieswiththeinformationonoperationandsafe
practicesasspeciedbyCASECONSTRUCTIONin
thismanualandbythesignsonthemachine
Normaloperationincludes:
•Preparationandstorageofthemachine
•Additionandremovalofballast
•Connectionanddisconnectionofmountedequipment
and/ortowedequipment
•Adjustmentandcongurationofthemachineand
equipmentforthespecicconditionsofthejobsite,
eld,and/orcrop
•Movementofcomponentsintoandoutofworkingpo-
sitions
Routineserviceandmaintenance
Routineserviceandmaintenanceconsistsofthedaily
activitiesnecessarytomaintainthepropermachine
function.Theoperatormust:
•Befamiliarwiththemachinecharacteristics
•Complywiththeinformationonroutineserviceandsafe
practicesasspeciedbyCASECONSTRUCTIONin
thismanualandbythesignsonthemachine
Routineservicecaninclude:
•Fueling
•Cleaning
•Washing
•T oppingupuidlevels
•Greasing
•Replacingconsumableitemssuchaslightbulbs
Periodicservice,conversions,andrepairs
Periodicserviceconsistsofactivitiesthatarenecessary
tomaintaintheexpectedlifeoftheCASECONSTRUC-
TIONmachine.Theseactivitieshavedenedintervals.
Trainedservicepersonnelfamiliarwiththemachinechar-
acteristicsmustperformtheseactivitiesatthedened
intervals.Trainedservicepersonnelmustcomplywith
theinformationonperiodicserviceandsafepracticesas
partlyspeciedbyCASECONSTRUCTIONinthisman-
ualand/orothercompanyliterature.
Periodicserviceincludes:
•Oilchangeservicefortheengine,hydrauliccircuits,or
transmission
•Periodicexchangeofothersubstancesorcomponents
asrequired
ConversionactivitiesrebuildtheCASECONSTRUCTION
machineinacongurationthatisappropriatefora
specicjobsite,crop,and/orsoilconditions.Conversion
activitiesmustbedone:
•Bytrainedservicepersonnelfamiliarwiththemachine
characteristics
•Bytrainedservicepersonnelthatcomplywiththe
informationonconversionaspartlyspeciedbyCASE
CONSTRUCTIONinthismanual,assemblyinstruc-
tions,and/orothercompanyliterature
RepairactivitiesrestoreproperfunctiontoaCASECON-
STRUCTIONmachineafterafailureordegradationof
performance.Dismantlingactivitiesoccurduringthe
scrappingand/ordismantlingofthemachine.
Trainedservicepersonnelfamiliarwiththemachinechar-
acteristicsmustperformtheseactivities.Trainedservice
personnelmustcomplywiththeinformationforrepairas
speciedbyCASECONSTRUCTIONintheserviceman-
ual.
Beforeyouoperate
Readthismanualbeforeyoustarttheengineoroperate
thisCASECONSTRUCTIONmachine.Contactyour
CASECONSTRUCTIONdealerif:
•Youdonotunderstandanyinformationinthismanual
•Youneedmoreinformation
•Youneedassistance
Allpersonstrainingtooperate,orwhowilloperatethis
CASECONSTRUCTIONmachineshouldbeoldenough
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topossessavalidlocalvehicleoperatingpermit(ormeet
otherapplicablelocalagerequirements).Thesepersons
mustdemonstratetheabilitytooperateandservicethe
CASECONSTRUCTIONmachineinacorrectandsafe
manner.
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Productidentication
Yourmachineisahydraulicexcavator.Itconsistsofanundercarriagettedwithtracksandaswingbearingwhich
supportstheupper-structureframe.Theupper-structureframesupportstheattachmentatthefrontendofthema-
chine,plustheengine,hydraulicsandthecanopy.Whentheoperatorworksthecontrols,theengine-drivenpump
delivershydraulicuidtothecontrolvalves.Thecontrolvalvesdistributethehydraulicuidtothevariouscylinders
andhydraulicmotorsemployed.Acoolingsystemmaintainsthehydraulicuidatnormaloperatingtemperature.
SMIL16MEX2247EA1
Whenorderingparts,obtaininginformation,orseekingassistance,alwayssupplyyourCASECONSTRUCTION
DealerwiththetypeandProductIdenticationNumber(PIN)ofyourmachineoraccessories.
Writethefollowinginthespacesbelow:
•MachineType
•MachinePIN
•Machineyearofmanufacture
•Serialnumbersofhydraulicandmechanicalcomponents
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Machine
ThemachineProductIdenticationNumber(PIN)plate
(A)islocatedinthefrontleft-handsideoftheupperframe.
SMIL19MEX0674AB2
(1)ProductIdenticationNumber(PIN)______________
(2)Type/Model&designation______________________
SMIL16MEX3219AA3
Engine
Theengineserialnumber(A)islocatedontheengine
nameplate.
SMIL18MEX0836AB4
IDlabel
TheIDlabel(B)isattachedonthecylinderheadcover.
SMIL16MEX2311AA5
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Emissiondecal
Theemissiondecali(C)islocatedontheengine.Afurther
emissiondecalislocatedinsidetheenginecompartment
orinsidethecab.Itdescribesimportantdetailsforusing
theengine.Makesuretoreadbeforeusingtheengine.
Also,theemissiondecaldescribesdetailsregardingthe
engineonly.
SMIL19MEX0689AA6
Structureprotection
TipOverProtectiveStructure(TOPS)/
FallingObjectProtectiveStructure(FOPS)
TheTOPS/FOPSplateislocatedinthefrontright-hand
sideoftheupperframe.
SMIL19MEX0840AA7
(1)MachineModels
(2)ProductPartNumber
(3)Maximummachinemass
(4)Internationalstandard
SMIL18MEX0422AA8
Componentserialnumbers
Hydraulicpump:
Swingreductiongear:
Travelreductiongears:
Travelcontrolvalve:
Attachmentcontrolvalve:
Swingcontrolvalve:
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Operator'smanualstorageonthemachine
Alwayskeepthemanualinthelocationprovidedforthat
purpose(behindtheoperator’sseat,inthestoragecom-
partment).
Makesureitisalwayscompleteandingoodcondition.If
youwishtoobtainextracopies,orcopiesinlanguages
otherthanthatofthecountryofuse,consultyourCASE
CONSTRUCTIONdealer.
SMIL16MEX2664BA1
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Machineorientation
Theterms"Right-hand","Left-hand","Front"and"Rear"
areusedinthismanualtoindicatethesidesastheyare
seenfromtheoperator'sseatwhenthetravelmotorsare
positionedattherearandtheoperatorisfacingthedirec-
tioninwhichthemachineadvances(forward).
A.Front
B.Rear
C.Right-handside
D.Left-handside
E.Travelmotor
F.Idlerwheel
SMIL16MEX2251BB1
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Machinecomponents
SMIL16MEX2252FB1
1.Bucket7.Mainpump
2.Buckettooth8.Engine
3.Boomswingcylinder9.Radiator
4.Swingmotor10.Oilcooler
5.Fueltank11.Hydrauliccentraljoint
6.Hydraulicoiltank12.Maincontrolvalve
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SMIL16MEX2253FB2
13.Bucketcontrolrod23.Mufer
14.Bucketcontrollink24.Counterweight
15.Sidecutter25.Muferpipe
16.Bucketcylinder26.Additionalcounterweight(optional)
17.Dipper27.Travelmotor
18.Dippercylinder28.Sprocket
19.Boom29.Trackroller
20.Boomcylinder30.Track
21.Swingpost31.Idlerwheel
22.Canopy32.Dozerblade
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Emissionsoverview
KUBOTACorporation
FEDERAL&CALIFORNIAEMISSIONCONTROLSYSTEMS
LIMITEDWARRANTYforNON-ROADENGINES(CI)
TheU.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgency(EPA),theCaliforniaAirResourcesBoard(CARB),andKUBOTACorpora-
tion(KUBOTA)arepleasedtoexplaintheFederalandCaliforniaEmissionControlSystemWarrantyonyournon-road
engineormarineengine.InCalifornia,new2017modelyearheavydutyoff-roadenginesmustbedesigned,built
andequippedtomeetCalifornia’sstringentanti-smogstandardsadoptedbytheAirResourcesBoardpursuantto
itsauthorityinChapter1and2,Part5,Division26oftheCaliforniaHealthandSafetyCode.Inotherstatesofthe
U.S.A.,newnon-roadenginessubjecttotheprovisionsof40CFR1039subpartAandnewmarineenginessubject
totheprovisionsof40CFR1042subpartAmustbedesigned,builtandequipped,atthetimeofsale,tomeetthe
U.S.EPAregulations.
KUBOTAmustwarranttheemissioncontrolsystemonyourCompressionIgnitionenginefortheperiodoftimelisted
belowprovidedtherehasbeennoabuse,vandalism,neglect,impropermaintenanceorunapprovedmodicationsto
yourengine.ThisemissionwarrantyisapplicableinallstatesoftheU.S.A.,itsprovincesandterritoriesregardlessof
whetheranindividualstate,province,orterritoryhasenactedwarrantyprovisionsthatdifferfromtheFederalwarranty
provisions.ThisemissionwarrantyisalsoapplicableinallprovincesandterritoriesofCANADA.
Youremissioncontrolsystemmayincludepartssuchasthefuelinjectionsystemandtheairinductionsystem.Also
includedmaybehoses,belts,connectorsandotheremission-relatedassemblies.
Whereawarrantableconditionexists,KUBOTAwillrepairyourengineatnocosttoyou,includingdiagnosis(ifthe
diagnosticworkisperformedatanauthorizeddealer),partsandlabor.
EMISSIONDESIGNANDDEFECTWARRANTYCOVERAGE
Theemissionswarrantyperiodfortheenginebeginsontheoriginaldateofsaletotheinitialpurchaserandcontin-
uesforeachsubsequentpurchaserfortheperiodmentionedbelow.
Ifanyemissionrelatedpartonyourengineisdefective,thepartwillberepairedorreplacedbyKUBOTAfreeof
charge.
1.Fornon-roadengines
Theemissionswarrantyperiodforallenginesratedunder19kW(25Hp)is2000hoursofoperationortwo(2)
yearsofuse,whicheverrstoccurs.
Theemissionswarrantyperiodforconstantspeedenginesratedunder37kW(50Hp)withratedspeedsgreater
thanorequalto3000RPMis2000hoursofoperationortwo(2)yearsofuse,whicheverrstoccurs.
Theemissionswarrantyperiodforallotherenginesnotalreadylistedis3000hoursofoperationorve(5)years
ofuse,whicheverrstoccurs.
2.Formarineengines(commercialCategory1)
Theemissionswarrantyperiodforallenginesratedunder19kW(25Hp)is1500hoursofoperationortwoand
ahalf(2.5)yearsofuse,whicheverrstoccurs.
Theemissionswarrantyperiodforallenginesratedatorabove19kW(25Hp)andunder37kW(50Hp)is
2500hoursofoperationorthreeandahalf(3.5)yearsofuse,whicheverrstoccurs.
Theemissionswarrantyperiodforallenginesratedatorabove37kW(50Hp)is5000hoursofoperationor
ve(5)yearsofuse,whicheverrstoccurs.
OWNER’SWARRANTYRESPONSIBILITIES
A.Astheengineowner,youareresponsiblefortheperformanceoftherequiredmaintenancelistedinyourKUBOTA
operator’smanual.KUBOTArecommendsthatyouretainallreceiptscoveringmaintenanceonyourengine,but
KUBOTAcannotdenyawarrantyclaimsolelyforthelackofreceiptsorforyourfailuretoensuretheperformance
ofallscheduledmaintenance.
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B.Astheengineowner,youshouldbeaware,however,thatKUBOTAmaydenyyourwarrantycoverageifyour
engineoraparthasfailedduetoabuse,vandalism,neglect,impropermaintenanceorunapprovedmodications.
C.YourengineisdesignedtooperateonUltraLowSulfurDieselFuelonly.Useofanyotherfuelmayresultinyour
enginenolongeroperatingincompliancewithFederalorCalifornia’semissionsrequirements.
D.YouareresponsibleforpresentingyourenginetothenearestdealerorservicestationauthorizedbyKUBOTA
whenaproblemexists.Thewarrantyrepairsshouldbecompletedinareasonableamountoftime,nottoexceed
30days.
E.Ifyouhaveanyquestionsregardingyourwarrantyrightsandresponsibilitiesorthelocationofthenearest
authorizeddealerordistributor,youshouldcontact:
KUBOTAENGINEAMERICACORPORATION,ServiceDepartmentat1-800-532-9808,kea_g.eewri@kub-
ota.comorKUBOTATRACTORCORPORATION,NationalServiceDepartmentat1-800-558-2682,KubotaE-
missionsW[email protected]orKUBOTACANADALTDat(905)294-7477.
COVERAGE
KUBOTAwarrantstotheinitialpurchaserandeachsubsequentpurchaserthatyourenginewillbedesigned,built
andequipped,atthetimeofsale,tomeetallapplicableregulations.KUBOTAalsowarrantstotheinitialpurchaser
andeachsubsequentpurchaserthatyourengineshallbefreefromdefectsinmaterialsandworkmanshipwhich
causetheenginetofailtoconformtoapplicableregulationsfortheperiodmentionedabovefromtheoriginaldate
ofsale.
KUBOTAshallremedywarrantydefectsatanyauthorizedKUBOTAenginedealerorwarrantystation.Anyau-
thorizedworkdoneatanauthorizeddealerorwarrantystationshallbefreeofchargetotheownerifsuchwork
determinesthatawarrantedpartisdefective.AnyKUBOTAapprovedorequivalentreplacementpart(including
anyKUBOTAapprovedaftermarketpart)maybeusedforanywarrantymaintenanceorrepairsonemissionrelated
parts,andmustbeprovidedfreeofchargetotheownerifthepartisstillunderwarranty.
KUBOTAisliablefordamagestootherenginecomponentscausedbythefailureofawarrantedpartstillunder
warranty.Theuseofreplacementpartsnotequivalenttotheoriginalpartsmayimpairtheeffectivenessofyour
engineemissioncontrolsystem.Ifsuchareplacementpartisusedintherepairormaintenanceofyourengine,
andKUBOTAdeterminesitisdefectiveorcausesafailureofawarrantedpart,yourclaimforrepairofyourengine
maybedenied.
ListedbelowarethepartscoveredbytheFederalandCaliforniaEmissionControlSystemsWarranty.Someparts
listedbelowmayrequirescheduledmaintenanceandarewarranteduptotherstscheduledreplacementpointfor
thatpart.Thewarrantedpartsare(ifapplicable):
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1-GENERALINFORMATION
1.Air-InductionSystem
A.IntakeManifold
B.TurbochargerSystem
C.ChargeAirCoolingSystem(Intercooler)
2.CatalystorThermalReactorSystem
A.Catalyticconverter
B.Exhaustmanifold
3.FuelInjectionSystem
A.FuelSupplyPump(CommonRailSystem)
B.Injector
C.InjectionPipe
D.CommonRail
E.SmokePuffLimiter
F.SpeedTimer
G.ColdAdvanceTimer
H.InjectionPump
4.ElectronicControlSystem
A.ECU
B.EngineSpeed/TimingSensor
C.AcceleratorPositionSensor
D.CoolantTemperatureSensor
E.AtmosphericPressureSensor
F.IntakePressureSensor
G.IntakeManifoldTemperatureSensor
H.IntakeAirFlowSensor
I.CommonRailPressureSensor
5.ExhaustGasRecirculationSystem
A.EGRValve
B.EGRCooler
C.EGRValveOpeningRateSensor
6.ParticulateControls
A.Anydeviceusedtocaptureparticulateemissions.
B.Anydeviceusedintheregenerationofthepartic-
ulatecontroldevice.
C.ControlDeviceEnclosuresandManifolding
D.DieselParticulateFilterT emperatureSensor
E.DifferentialPressureSensor
7.AdvancedOxidesofNitrogen(NOx)Controls
A.SelectiveCatalyticReduction(SCR)Catalyst
B.Reductant(urea)Containers
C.DispensingSystems
D.NOxSensor
E.SCRTemperatureSensor
F.AnySensorforDieselExhaustFluid
8.MiscellaneousItems
A.ClosedBreatherSystem
B.Hoses*,Clamps*,Fittings,Tubing*
C.Gaskets,Seals
D.KubotasuppliedengineWiringHarnesses
E.KubotasuppliedengineElec.Connectors
F.AirCleanerElement*,FuelFilterElement*
G.EmissionControlInformationLabels
*Warrantyperiodisequivalenttomanufacturer'srecommendedrstreplacementintervalasstatedintheapplicable
model'soperator'smanualand/orservice(workshop)manual.
MAINTENANCEREQUIREMENTS
TheownerisresponsiblefortheperformanceoftherequiredmaintenanceasdenedbyKUBOTAintheoperator’s
manual.
LIMITATIONS
ThisEmissionControlSystemWarrantyshallnotcoveranyofthefollowing;
A.Repairorreplacementrequiredbecauseofmisuseorneglect,impropermaintenance,repairsimproperlyper-
formedorreplacementsnotconformingtoKUBOTAspecicationsthatadverselyaffectperformanceand/or
durability,andalterationormodicationsnotrecommendedorapprovedinwritingbyKUBOTA.
B.Replacementofpartsandotherservicesandadjustmentsnecessaryforrequiredmaintenanceatandafterthe
rstscheduledreplacementpoint.
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