cormidi C85 Series User manual

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MUM
06/20

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This manual should always be readily available so that the machine operator may con-
sult it immediately, and it must be saved for the entire duration of the machine’s life.
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Technical Office. The illustrations and technical data included in this manual are non binding: the manufacturer re-
serves the right to carry out eventual modifications to its product without notice.
CORMIDI s.r.l.
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INTRODUCTION
Dear Customer, We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your confidence in us
shown by purchasing a CORMIDI Minitransporter. This product was designed and constructed
for longevity and to be used with maximum reliability.
It is, however, absolutely necessary to read this manual carefully in which the pro-
cedure for optimum use of the equipment is described: improper use may provoke
harm to oneself and cause injury to persons and/or to one’s health.
Therefore, always keep this manual within easy reach so that it may be consulted at
any time, before, during, and after use. If the machine is resold, do not forget to give
it to the new owner in that inside there is the EC compliance certificate.
We would like to remind you that the illustrations contained in the manual corre-
spond for the most part to the base model and that our models are regularly im-
proved and perfected with the goal of allowing our customers to enjoy the maxi-
mum benefits of innovations in technology: for this reason the characteristics and
the information contained in the present manual may have been varied recently.
We ask you to contact us in case you should encounter difficulty.
Remember for supplementary information you can always contact your sales rep-
resentative/dealer, or you can contact us directly by telephone or by email at in-
[email protected]. If there is any doubt, it is better to ask rather than proceed on
your own. We leave you to your perusal of the manual and enjoyment of your
machine! Staff CORMIDI Srl
1 GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1 WARRANTY
Your machine is guaranteed for 24 months from the date of its delivery and in-
cludes the substitution of anything in particular that has resulted as, in the opinion of
our Technical Office, affected by construction defects. Any part in particular that was
not constructed by the manufacturer, parts used in/on terrain surfaces, and
breakdowns caused by incompetence or carelessness, including fuelling, are
excluded from the guarantee. The motor, instead, is covered under the
manufacturer of the motor’s own warranty according to the foreseen conditions and
terms. The guarantee immediately expires if the machine is utilized for uses different
from those foreseen by the Manufacturer, if it is damaged by the use of unauthor-
ized accessories or if it is repaired using unsuitable parts.
With the machine a Certificate of Warranty was supplied which outlines the norms
which regulate the service of assistance under warranty. We highly rec- ommend
reading the warranty form to fully understand the various rights and re-
sponsibilities. Collaborate with your sales representative when filling out the form
and make sure it is filled out correctly, in that the text and the other formali- ties
(shipment within the time limit, etc.) represent the legal base for thewarranty on the
machine.

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1.2 GOAL OF THE MANUAL
This manual has been drawn up by the manufacturer and is an integral part of the
machine: it was written in Italian, the native language of the manufacturer (1.7.4 -
2006/42/CE). The information contained here within is addressed to expert
operators, equipped with specific knowledge and competence in the sector of use.
The manual defines the objectives for which the machine was designed and
constructed. To avoid incorrect manoeuvres that risk accident, it is important to read
this manual particularly before the first use to familiarize oneself with the principal
com- mands and their functions. A constant observance of the information
guarantees safety, economy of use, and a longer functional duration of the machine.
To give a higher prominence to the sections of the text which must not be ignored,
they have been highlighted in bold and preceded with symbols illustrated and
defined following here:
READ CAREFULLY: economy of use, and a longer functional duration of the
machine.
DANGER: indicates imminently dangerous situations that can provoke
serious injury or death if the instructions are not followed.
On the machine potential dangers have been indicated with a sticker
characterized by the triangle in yellow with black outline containing the
pictogram depicting the danger
WARNING: indicates a potentially dangerous situation that can provoke
serious injury or death if the instructions are not followed.
On the machine the warnings are indicated with stickers characterized by
a yellow triangle with the exclamation mark and the black outline.
CAUTION: indicates a potentially dangerous situation that can provoke
injury or damage to the machine if the instructions are not followed.
On the machine situations requiring caution are indicated by stickers
characterized by a circle containing the pictogram in blue
PROHIBITED: prohibitions that must be observed by all persons who
interact directly and/or indirectly with the machine so that risks may be
limited.
1.3 MACHINE DESCRIPTION
The Series 85 machines are compact auto-unloading tracked vehicles that are
equipped with a body and sometimes with other auto-loading equipment, de-
signed and manufactured for the exclusive use of transporting inert materials.
To satisfy the various requirements of the market, the machine may be equipped
with motors that have similar power but that have different brand names and
characteristics.

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READ CAREFULLY: Determine the type of motor that has been installed in
your machine accurately, and read its manual to familiarize yourself with it.
1.4 SAFETY INFORMATION
READ CAREFULLY: The information contained here is essential for your safety
and for that of your co-workers!
During the production of this machine, every possible measure was taken to make
your work safer. Simple prudence, however, is essential: there is no better rule to
prevent accidents.
WARNING: The tool must always be operated by a competent and well-
trained operator.
•Carefully read the information before using the machine or before performing
maintenance and/or repairs.
•A few minutes of your time spent reading this manual will save you time and
effort later on.
•Carefully read the warnings and information written on the signs on the ma- chine
and immediately substitute missing or illegible ones. Respect all regulations
contained in these.
•The machine was made exclusively for the transportation of inert materials.
•Any other use is prohibited.
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PROHIBITED: It is strictly prohibited to use this machine for the transport of
persons and/or animals.
PROHIBITED: It is strictly prohibited to use this machine to tow other ma-
chines, vehicles, and/or devices, not even temporarily or in an emergency
situation.
•The machine constitutes a work instrument: always respect the national
regulations, especially those relative to safety at the place of work.
REQUIRED: Always wear suitable work clothes and above all suitable work
shoes diligently. Always use protective hearing devices.
WARNING: Never wear large or fly-away clothes (scarves, ties) that could easily
get caught in the moving parts.
•It is always advisable to have a first aid kit close at hand.
•Before turning on the motor, always be sure that there are not any people,
animals, or things that could be an obstacle in the work area.

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DANGER: Never use the machine inside enclosed areas because the
gasses emitted by the exhaust are lethal.
•Every intervention for cleaning, tuning, and/or maintenance must be done
un- der good environmental conditions and with adequate light, and always
with the motor turned off.
DANGER: Never refuel the vehicle when the motor is on or hot, in the
proximity of flames or while smoking. Always keep the machine cleaned of
lubricant and/or combustible residues.
•Pay careful attention to not come into contact with the overheated parts of
the motor.
PROHIBITED: It is strictly prohibited to remove protection and safety
devices with which the machine is equipped
•Avoid working under unsuitable physical conditions or when you are very
tired: in these cases interrupt your work.
DANGER: While working always be sure that the terrain has the required
consistency and avoid working on the edge of embankments, ditches, or
ra- vines or on excessively steep or uneven terrain.
•When putting away the machine take all precautions so that it might not be
moved or turned on by incompetent or incapable persons.
CAUTION: Never leave the machine unattended while the motor is on, not
even temporarily: when you leave the area, turn off the motor of the ma-
chine and put on the parking brake!
DANGER: Never let children play with the machine, not even if it is turned
off!

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1.3 MACHINE AND MANUFACTURER IDENTIFICATION
The data which identifies the machine and the manufacturer are listed on the
alluminium plate that is affixed on the dashboard of the machine. The frame number
is Impressed on the left rear fender (see fig. 1).
fig. 1 - Identification Plate (cod. C1094.14.10)
1.4 SAFETY DEVICES
WARNING: Before beginning work, verify the working order of the safety
devices and substitute any worn-out and/or broken parts immediately.
PROHIBITED: it is strictly prohibited to use the machine with its safety devices and
protection removed, blocked, or in any way made non functional.

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1.5 SAFETY DEVICES
1.5.1 Blocking the Body
fig. 2 –Blocking the body
The machine is equipped with a device to block the body in the raised position and
to pre- vent it from lowering accidentally.
Before carrying out any repair maintenance work with the body raised, always block
the piston following this procedure (see fig. 2):
• Lift the skip;
• Shut off the engine;
• Remove the safety device "RED", in the back, on the lower right side of the
skip; remove it by unscrewing the knob "B";
• Insert the slots "A" of the bar close to the hydraulic cylinder;
• Turn the bar is parallel to the cylinder;
• Insert the pin "C"
• Pull down slowly with the engine off the skip until the interlocking device
• Afterwards remove the device and put it back in its slot.
HIACW
HI
AC-ACW
RI

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1.5.2 Blocking the Arm
fig. 3 –blocking the arm
If necessary, the machine is equipped with a device used to block the down-
loading arm in the raised position and prevents accidental lowering, as needed
can be placed on the piston on the left or right in a similar manner.
Follow these steps (see fig. 3):
• Raise your arm of self-loading;
• Lift the body;
• Turn off the engine;
• Remove the safety device "B", on the left side of the skip, ;
• remove it by unscrewing the knob
• Insert the slots "A" of the bar close to the hydraulic cylinder;
• Turn the bar is parallel to the cylinder;
• Insert the pin "C"
• Pull down slowly with the engine off the skip until the interlocking device
After the operations, remove the device and place it back into place.
AC-ACW
HIAC-HIACW

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1.5.3 Blocking the Footrest
CAUTION: Always use the platform of driving in the open position at work, to
pre- vent any accidents. Close the platform only after use.
-Do Not use the platform in hazardous conditions,
-Use The platform only on the ground level and paved
fig. 4 –Blocking the footrest
The standing platform driving must always be locked in the open position, during
work, to prevent accidental movement, using the safety pin spring (see Fig. 4).

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1.5.4 Blocking the Lift (“Hi-Tip”)
fig. 5 –Blocking the lift
The raising device for the body for high unloading (Hi-Tip) can be
blocked in a raised position to impede accidental movement, by using
the safety pin
•Raise completely the skip;
•Turn off the engine;
•Remove the safety device "D", on the left side of the skip,
•remove it by unscrewing the knob B
•Insert the slots "A" of the bar near one of the two cylinders of the lift;
•Turn the bar is parallel to the
•Insert the pin "C"
•Pull down slowly with the engine off the lift until the interlocking device.
•After the operations, remove the device and place it back into place.
HI HIAC-HIACW

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1.1.1 Arm lock (“ML)
The device is used to lock the arm in a raised position, preventing accidental descent. Follow the user
instructions:
•turn off the engine;
•remove the device from its housing in a horizontal position on the side of the ML
kit by unscrewing the handwheel;
•Insert the slots of the bar near the piston of the hydraulic jack;
•Rotate the bar and position it parallel to the piston;
•slowly lower the unit with the engine off until the device engages.
DANGER: if interventions or maintenance operations are to be carried out with the arm
raised, always operate with the engine off and the unit locked with the dedicated bar.
At the end of the procedure, remove the device and place it back in its housing.
1.6 ACCESSORIES
READ CAREFULLY: Read the instructions and the mode of use for the
accesso- ries that have been installed on your machine carefully. Refer to the
instruction manual that was provided with them.
The machine is furnished with equipment to make it possible to carry out normal
maintenance operations. It is also equipped with a hydraulic force instrument: in the
manual the instructions for its use have been furnished. Also, the machine the may
also be equipped upon request with particular tools including:
• Cement mixer for mixing concrete;
• Auto-loading tools;
• Excavator;
• Demolition hammer.

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1.7 SAFETY TAGS
fig. 6 –Position of the Safety Tags
READ CAREFULLY: During the design phase everything possible was done to
prevent
eventual risks: where it was technically impossible, specific pictograms were
resort- ed to in order to highlight eventual potential and imminent risks. Specific
adhesive tags were made with signals and descriptions associated with pictograms
to give a higher importance to possible dangers, in accordance with government
norms UNI
9244-95 (E).
PROHIBITED: it is strictly prohibited to remove the stickers and the safety plates
which the machine is equipped with: immediately substitute deteriorated and/or il-
legible ones.

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1.7.1 Safety Distance
Tag which alerts the serious danger of coming near
and standing within the field of action of the ma-
chine in that there is an imminent risk of danger.
1.7.2 Hot Surface
Invites caution in that there is a risk of burning be-
cause of the nearness to the hot surface..
1.7.3 Fan
Indicates a potential risk of danger in that there is a
possibility of coming into contact with moving me-
chanical parts that can cause serious injury.
1.7.4 Crushing
Tags which indicate a potential risk of crushing that
may cause very serious injury or death.
1.7.5 Cutting
Tags which indicate a potential risk of cutting that
may cause very serious injury or death.
1.7.6 Procedure for Caution
This safety sticker that calls for caution re-
member to take all precautions accident pre-
vention, especially regarding the use of pro-
tective equipment and individual prevention.
The meaning of the pictograms is the follow-
ing:
• Wear safety shoes of the type prescribed.
• Wear hearing protection headsets or other
devices prescribed type;
• Wear protective gloves of the type prescribed;
• Read the manual before running the machine the first time, each time changing
the operator, and in all cases where there is a doubt on its operation;

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• Do not remove the protections on the moving parts
• Wear work clothes having the protections of the prescribed type;
• Do not adjust and / or remove and / or assembly parts during the running
1.7.7 Maximum Slopes
Completely avoid working on terrains that have
latitudinal slopes of more than 10° and longitudi-
nal slopes of more than 20° to avoid the possibility
of overturning with serious consequences for the
safety of the operator. In every case, but especial-
ly in the case of slopes, it is important that the ter-
rain is solid and stable.
1.7.8 Modo di Affrontare le Pendenze
Nameplate indicating the way for to avoid serious
consequences to the user and the machine as
there is a potential danger of tipping.
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1.7.9 Safety in the engine place
Name plate indicating to pay attention in the en-
gine place Are given the following directions from
left to right:
- No adjust and / or modify the parts during the run-
ning,
- Do not remove the safety guard
- Do not touch
- Do maintenance during the running
1.7.10 Other Tags
The label on the side (fig. 12-a) indicates that it is neces-
sary to read the documentation before any intervention, to
avoid technical problems (ex. Manual attached to the
engine).

The name plate on the side indicates that it is appropriate,
read the user manual and maintenance before using the
devices in the vicinity of the plate to avoid disappointment.
.
The label on the side (fig. 12-b) indicates that you should
read the owner's manual before using the devices next to
this label, to avoid problems.
Nameplate indicating that there are moving parts that could
cause damage to thing and / or people.
The position of ring is indicated with a label like the one
shown. The machine is equipped with 4 rings for lifting
This symbol is used for the tie down of the machine.
Before operating the machine read the manual
Indicates a potential risk of danger in that there is a possi-
bility of coming into contact with moving mechanical parts
that can cause serious injury, and in this plate we are
indicated oils for use

ADMISSIBLE SLOPES
fig. 7 –Maximum admissible slopes
In figure 7 the maximum values for the latitudinal and longitudinal slopes of the
terrain are shown on which it is possible to work. These conditions must never be
surpassed to avoid the risk of overturning.
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DANGER: Always avoid working on terrain with slopes that are greater than
those prescribed to avoid the possibility of overturning with possible
serious consequences for the safety of the operator.
In every case, but especially when working on slopes, it is important that the ter-
rain is solid and stable.

1.8 TECHNICAL DATA
Model
C85 RI
C85 RIA
C85 PO
Type
C85 - E
C85 - E
C85 - E
Weight [kg]
623
536
610
Engine
Battery electric
Battery electric
Battery electric
Power (100%)
5500 w
5500 w
5500 w
Peak motor power
6500 w
6500 w
6500 w
Model
C85 POX
C85 AC
C85 ACW
Type
C85 - E
C85 - E
C85 - E
Weight [kg]
694
709
719
Engine
Battery electric
Battery electric
Battery electric
Power (100%)
5500 w
5500 w
5500 w
Peak motor power
6500 w
6500 w
6500 w
Model
C85 HI
C85 HIAC
C85 HIACW
Type
C85 - E
C85 - E
C85 - E
Weight [kg]
725
812
822
Engine
Battery electric
Battery electric
Battery electric
Power (100%)
5500 w
5500 w
5500 w
Peak motor power
6500 w
6500 w
6500 w
Model
C85 Rix
Type
C85 - E
Weight [kg]
714
Engine
Battery electric
Power (100%)
5500 w
Peak motor power
6500 w
Portata [Kg] [kg]
800 (tutte le versioni)
Battery Dimensions:
L 616 x W335 x H
400
Start
Elettrico (tutte le versioni)
Accelerator
With manual lever control (all versions)
Transmission
Hydrostatic (all versions)
Parking brake
Meccanico (all versions)
Type A weighted equivalent acoustic value
LpA=
100 dB(A)
Type A weighted equivalent acoustic value (guaranteed)
LwA =
101 dB(A)
Arm vibration level:
aw (m/s2)
2,5 m/s²
Vibration level on the machine body:
aw(m/s2) K
1,1 m/s²

1.9 DIMENSIONS